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1 Revised 2013 Florida Specific Amendment Proposal from: Integral Preservation Systems, Maria Clark, 282 Woodlake Circle, Deerfield Beach, FL The Following is a revision of the Proposal: Add a new Definition: Rubberized Asphalt Melter. (Melter) Portable equipment used for the heating of rubberized asphalt material. The term applies only if both the material being heated is a mix of asphalt and inert material and if an indirect method of heating is used. **************************************** Chapter 16, Safeguards During Building Construction, Alteration, and Demolition Operations {Note to Committee- Roof Deck is defined in Section 1502 of the FBC: The flat or sloped surface not including its supporting members or vertical supports.} Insert a new 16.8 and renumber the remainder of the chapter accordingly Rubberized Asphalt Melters for Roof Deck Systems General The provisions of Section 16.8 shall apply to any type of fully enclosed chassis-mounted or portable Rubberized Asphalt Melter using indirect heating of a mix of asphalt and inert material for application on roofs decks. (See definition reference # here) Indirect heating refers to an independent fully enclosed oil system that transfers heat from a burner to oil around the outside of a material vat which then heats the rubberized material. There is no direct burner or flame impingement on the material vat with indirect heating. Temperature rise in the material vat is gradual and controlled Permits. Permits, where required, shall comply with Section Permits for the operation of a Rubberized Asphalt Melter on a roof deck shall not be deemed a permit for torches or burners. Any use of torches or burners will require a separate permit Rubberized Asphalt Melter Location. The melter shall be located and operated in a controlled area. The area shall be identified by the use of traffic cones, barriers, and other suitable means as designated by the AHJ Melters shall be permitted to be located and operated on roof decks. 1 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

2 The design load of the roof deck shall be capable of supporting the weight of the melter when loaded to capacity with rubberized asphalt material. The design load of the roof deck shall be as determined on building drawings or by a design professional acceptable to the AHJ Melters shall be chocked in place on the roof deck at locations identified by the design professional and acceptable to the AHJ Rubberized Asphalt Cakes for use in Melters shall be located on the roof at a location agreed upon by the design professional and the AHJ Rubberized Asphalt Melters shall not be located inside of any building Exits Melters shall not block exits or a means of egress to an exit Melters shall not be closer than 10 ft. from exits Fire Extinguishers Two approved 4-A:40-B:C fire extinguishers shall be provided and maintained within 25 ft. of the melter A minimum of one approved 4-A:40-B:C fire extinguisher shall be provided and maintained on the roof in close proximity to the roofing operations when roofing material is being applied Each worker shall be instructed on the proper use of fire extinguishers and in the event of a fire to turn off all Melter engines and burners and notify the fire department Melter Operation Melters shall be operated according to manufacturer instructions. Melters shall operate using integral control systems that include temperature controls for the diesel fired burner, the oil system, and the material vat The diesel burner shall fire into an oil jacketed tank for uniform transfer. There shall be no open flame devices on rubberized asphalt melters All melters shall have Melter lids permanently attached. The Melter lids shall be kept closed at all times, except to add rubberized asphalt membrane cakes to the melter, in order to control the temperature of the melter and limit the production of smoke and fumes The property representative shall be familiar with the roof application process and shall assist the roofing contractor in identifying air intakes into the building and coordinating 2 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

3 shut off and resupply of fresh air into the building. This may include temporarily covering air intakes so as to make them smoke and odor proof Rubberized Asphalt Melter Supervision An operating melter shall be attended by a minimum of one employee who is knowledgeable of the operation of the equipment and associated hazards The employee shall be within 25 ft. of the melter and shall have the melter within sight The employee shall remain in the area of the melter for a minimum of one-hour after the device is shut down The roofing contractor shall have the capability to immediately notify the fire department of an emergency on the site Copies of Material Safety Data Sheets and Rubberized Asphalt Melter manufacturer manuals shall be readily accessible on the job site Construction The materials and methods of construction of melters shall be acceptable to the AHJ Loading doors shall be designed as a safety door integral to the tank and shall be provided with handles that allow rubberized asphalt cakes to be lowered into the tank without operator exposure to the vat material All melters shall have an approved, working visible temperature gauge that indicate the temperature of the rubberized material being heated and the temperature of the oil system heating the material vat The Melter shall have limit switches that prevent the material vat from heating beyond 400 degrees F Fuel System Fuel containers shall be constructed and approved for the use for which they were designed. Melter fuel tanks shall be attached to the frame of the Melter Melters shall be diesel fuel or electrically powered Gasoline powered Melters shall not be used on roof decks Portable fuel tanks shall not be utilized to power Melters. 3 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

4 Diesel tanks and engines integral to Melters shall be maintained in accordance with manufacturer instructions Refueling of diesel tanks shall be performed when the melter is off No open flames shall be present within 20 feet of the refueling operation Maintenance Melters and all integral working parts shall be in good working condition and shall be maintained free of excessive residue Minimum Requirements Melters shall be operated as a complete unit as designed and built by the manufacturer. Field changes that override controls or safety features shall not be permitted Material vats on Melters shall have a capacity of 410 gallons or less. Material vats shall be a permanent integral part of the Melter unit The Melter chassis shall be substantially constructed and capable of carrying the load imposed upon it whether it is standing still or being transported. 4 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

5 Substantiation for Revised Proposal: In addition to the substantiation and evaluative information on the original proposal we offer the following in support of the specific language offered here for consideration: The inherent dangers of open flames as a part of construction processes has been recognized with particular emphasis on the use of torch applied roofing systems and tar kettles going back for more than two decades in NFPA 1. Recent editions moved the requirements and cautions for tar kettles and torch applied roofing systems to Chapter 16 that specifically addresses safeguards during building construction, alteration, and demolition operations. While this chapter contains a reference to NFPA 241, the torch applied roofing system requirements are not extracted from NFPA 241 and are the work of the Uniform Fire Code Committee. This proposed change to NFPA 1 of the FFPC is important in distinguishing the differences between safe use of torches or tar kettles and rubberized asphalt melters on roof decks. Both operations need safeguards against the potential for fire, but with different constraints. This proposal separates out rubberized asphalt melters for use on roof decks brings with it recognition of fire safety as a part of that process. Rubberized asphalt melters operate and perform differently from tar kettles as shown on the table which follows. Importantly the fuel used to provide indirect heating to the rubberized asphalt melter is diesel; there are temperature controls inherent in melters in part due to the need to maintain the roofing material at 350 to 380 degrees F. Overheating into the temperature range of ordinary combustibles makes the rubberized asphalt product unsuitable for roof deck application. Because of the lower application temperature on noncombustible roof decks the opportunity for fire with this method is greatly decreased when compared to tar kettles and torches. The proposal is structured to provide for only approved equipment and methods to be permitted on roof locations, to insure exit access is always maintained, and to provide for fire extinguishers and responsible operation of equipment. The equipment construction and operation requirements are such that only a properly manufactured unit can be used and there are several national manufacturers that have equipment capable of meeting these requirements. Confirmation of roof deck ability to accommodate equipment loads prior to work beginning is a direct response to earlier committee comments. The goal of Chapter 16 of NFPA 1 is to qualify operations necessary during construction as needing to be performed in a safe manner that will not put workers or the building at risk from fire. This proposal for Rubberized Asphalt Melters is consistent with the intent of the code while providing important differentiations from the more hazardous operations involving open flames and tar kettles. The request for this proposal and change has been brought about by the exponential increase in demand in Florida and throughout the United States for waterproofing products with greater efficacy for protecting structures. Billions of dollars in steel-reinforced concrete structural failures now exist in Miami-Dade alone due to the failure of traditional cold-applied waterproofing materials in protecting structural elements. The need for improved deck coatings 5 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

6 have resulted, via market demand by the design community, in the only workable solution being hot-applied rubberized asphaltic materials. Rubberized asphalt can only be melted in rubberized asphalt melters that control temperatures. There have been no roof deck failures with zero fires and zero litigation from the use of these materials and equipment on over 30 million square feet of roof decks in Florida alone. The most visible projects in South Florida protected by hot-applied rubberized asphalt waterproofing materials where rubberized asphalt melters were used are: St. Regis Hotel in Bal Harbour: 450,000 square feet. Verizon Terramark square feet. Biltmore Hotel Coral Gables - 40,000 square feet. New World Symphony on Miami Beach - 15,000 square feet. Miami-Dade Police Department Training Facility - 37,000 square feet. Trump 1, 2, and 3 Condominiums in Sunny Isles - over 100,000 square feet combined Lincoln Road Parking Garage - 5,000 square feet. GSA specifications all of the Federal Courthouses in Florida require hot-applied rubberized asphalt materials. These buildings combined with hundreds of condominium structures up and down the beach total more than 27,000,000 square feet over the past decade. The attached partial listing of buildings with roof deck systems of rubberized asphalt will find them in every large city in Florida. All these buildings had fire safe installs using roof mounted melters. The request for this code change is to clearly define that melters are NOT tar kettles and must comply with a different set of fire safety provisions as proposed here. Significantly melter equipment is operated without any open flame and fully enclosed material vats. Melter equipment enables the use of advanced roof covering materials that protect the structural integrity of concrete high rise or commercial structures in Florida and especially those adjacent to salt water. 6 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

7 Tar Kettles versus Melters 7 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

8 Partial State of Florida Rubberized Asphalt Roof Deck System Installations WOMENS RADIOLOGY & IMAGING CENTER TALLAHASSEE 423 sq. ft. HOTEL SETIA MIAMI BEACH 8,600 sq. ft. MARRIOTT MARCO ISLAND MARCO ISLAND 9,400 sq. ft. WARD HALL RENOVATION WINTER PARK LAKE VILLA 3 UNIT 511 KEY BISCAYNE 300 sq. ft. THE DUCHESS MARCO ISLAND 3500 sq. ft. THE MERCATO RESIDENTIAL PARKING DECK NAPLES 11,400 sq. ft. DECOPLAGE CONDOMINIUM MIAMI BEACH 4,400 sq. ft. VILLAGE AT GULFSTREAM PARK HOLLANDALE 18,000 sq. ft. COMMODORE CLUB SOUTH KEY BISCAYNE 16,300 sq. ft. PALM BAY CONDOMINIUM MIAMI 2811 sq. ft. GEORGE F. YOUNG FEDERAL BUILDING ANNEX ORLANDO 5,000 sq. ft. THE GOSS RESIDENCE TAMPA 7,400 sq. ft. MIDTOWN 4 WATERPROOFING MIAMI 375 sq. ft. AVENTURA OPTIMA PLAZA AVENUTURA 33,325 sq. ft. GARDEN BUILDING MIAMI 12,070 sq. ft. BEACH PHARMACEUTICALS TAMPA BAY PARK TOWERS CONDOMINIUM ASSOC. INC. MIAMI 4,000 sq. ft. MARTIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STUART 18,000 sq. ft. ONE BRICKELL SQUARE MIAMI 22,560 sq. ft. ONE BRICKELL SQUARE MIAMI 2,020 sq. ft. DESTIN SURFSIDE DESTIN 23,400 sq. ft. MAYOR'S JEWELERS EXECUTIVE OFFICES CORAL GABLES 11,724 sq. ft. SOUTH CORE RETAIL/PARKING COMPLEX ST PETERSBURG 80,000 sq. ft. SOUTHEAST FINANCIAL CENTER TAMPA 38,000 sq. ft. U.S.A.A. SOUTHEAST REGIONAL HOME OFFICE TAMPA 2,728 sq. ft. NEW CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE 24,000 sq. ft. NEW CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE 16,000 sq. ft. FP&L RADIO FACILITY WEST PALM BEACH 3,750 sq. ft. H-6 MCKENZIE ACADEMIC PENSACOLA CHRISTIAN PENSACOLA. 7,704 sq. ft. THE VERSAILLES FT LAUDERDALE 1,850 sq. ft. PINELLAS COUNTY CLEARWATER COURTHOUSE CLEARWATER 17,170 sq. ft. CELEBRATION HEALTH KISSIMMEE 3,600 sq. ft. SHERATON SUITES PLANTATION PLANTATION 3,000 sq. ft. MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE -WOLFSON CAMPUS MIAMI 7,000 sq. ft. CELEBRATION STATION - PHASE II KISSIMMEE 600 sq. ft. HOLLYWOOD MEDICAL CENTER HOLLYWOOD 10,100 sq. ft. CITICORP TAMPA CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT TAMPA 3,800 sq. ft. CITICORP TAMPA CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT TAMPA 10,000 sq. ft. JACKSONVILLE NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION JACKSONVILLE 10,000 sq. ft. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE JACKSONVILLE 15,000 sq. ft. GRAN DEERWOOD NORTH JACKSONVILLE 300 sq. ft. ABERDEEN ARMS CONDOMINIUM HIGHLAND BEACH 34,000 sq. ft. OCEAN PLACE CONDOMINIUM VERO BEACH 24,300 sq. ft. SEAHORSE OCEANSIDE APARTMENTS CONDOMINIUM HOLLYWOOD 6,500 sq. ft. NATIONS BANK PLAZA TAMPA 16,000 sq. ft. AMERICAN AIRLINES ARENA MIAMI 259,500 sq. ft EAST LAS OLAS FT. LAUDERDALE 1,725 sq. ft. 8 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

9 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA BSN TAMPA 10,600 sq. ft. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA - BERM RE-ROOF PROJECT TAMPA 600 sq. ft. MCI WORLDCOM NETWORK INFORMATION CENTER MIAMI 107,500 sq. ft. WILLIAMS ISLAND 2800 AVENTRUA 9,000 sq. ft. SEACOAST 5700 GARAGE DECK & PLANTER MIAMI BEACH 22,192 sq. ft. SEACOAST 5700 CONDOMINIUM MIAMI BEACH 2,380 sq. ft. TECHNOLOGY CENTER OF THE AMERICAS MIAMI 117,700 sq. ft. RENAISSANCE VINOY RESORT ST. PETERSBURG 3,500 sq. ft. THE INTERNATIONAL PLAZA MALL TAMPA 50,530 sq. ft. CORINTHIAN CONDOMINIUMS FT. LAUDERDALE 42,000 sq. ft. ONE ISLAND PLACE AVENTURA 52,000 sq. ft. PLYMOUTH HARBOR COURTYARD RENOVATION SARASOTA 6,926 sq. ft. PLYMOUTH HARBOR COURTYARD RENOVATION SARASOTA 6,200 sq. ft. PORT DE MER CONDOMINIUM DEERFIELD BEACH 56,000 sq. ft. DIPLOMAT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB HOLLYWOOD 118,000 sq. ft. RONEY PALACE PHASE III MIAMI BEACH 42,000 sq. ft. CHAMPLAIN TOWERS EAST SURFSIDE 7,255 sq. ft. COLONIAL 200 LAKE MARY 900 sq. ft. EDEN ROC MIAMI 30,052 sq. ft. SHERATON YANKEE TRADER- PLANTERS FT LAUDERDALE 2,546 sq. ft. CORNICHE CONDOMINIUMS POMPANO BEACH 12,300 sq. ft. MIAMI AIRPORT HILTON MIAMI 7,000 sq. ft. GRANDE LAKES RESORT ORLANDO 17,250 sq. ft. PINES 200 PLAZA PEMBROKE PINES 4,015 sq. ft. ESPIRITO SANTO PLAZA MIAMI 9,000 sq. ft. ST. PETERSBURG JUDICIAL BUILDING EXPANSION ST PETERSBURG. LEXUS OF KENDALL- NEW CAR SHOWROOM PINECREST 34,105 sq. ft. TOIBA EXPTIC GARDENS DAVIE 686 sq. ft. POINT OF THE AMERICAS CONDO -PHASE II FT. LAUDERDALE 42,132 sq. ft FISHER ISLAND FISHER ISLAND 1,100 sq. ft. BELLE PLAZA MIAMI BEACH 1,350 sq. ft. WESTSHORE PLAZA - NORTH PARKADE REPAIRS TAMPA 33,000 sq. ft. TOWERS OF QUAYSIDE #L CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC. MIAMI ANCHOR BAY CONDO HALLONDALE 5,000 sq. ft. SHERATON YANKEE TRADER PLANTER - S BLDG FT. LAUDERDALE 1,355 sq. ft. STERLING REEF PANAMA CITY 1,800 sq. ft. MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - KENDALL CAMPUS MIAMI 9,600 sq. ft PONCE DE LEON TERRACES CORAL GABLES 2,000 sq. ft. WILLIAMS ISLAND 2600 SOUTHEAST PLANTERS AVENTURA 2,200 sq. ft. HOTEL SETIA MIAMI BEACH 11,300 sq. ft. LA TOUR MIAMI BEACH 10,880 sq. ft. TRUMP PALACE (FLORIDA) SUNNY ISLES 11,500 sq. ft. VENETIAN CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION MIAMI 1,000 sq. ft. VENETIAN CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION MIAMI 4,700 sq. ft. SWFIA MIDFIELD TERMINAL COMPLEX FORT MEYERS 34,988 sq. ft. ANGKOR WAT FT. LAUDERDALE 300 sq. ft. ANGKOR WAT FT. LAUDERDALE 1,000 sq. ft. JACKSONVILLE MAIN LIBRARY JACKSONVILLE 8,325 sq. ft. DOWNTOWN DADELAND BUILDING A MIAMI 7,020 sq. ft. LE PARC CONDOMINIUM BARBEQUE DECK WATERPROOFING NAPLES 3,300 sq. ft. THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE CLUB ROSEMARY BEACH 6,000 sq. ft. 9 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

10 FLORIDA KEY ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLEX KEY WEST 8,000 sq. ft. MARTINIQUE II SINGER ISLAND 89,000 sq. ft. DOWNTOWN DADELAND BUILDING B MIAMI 6,920 sq. ft. BERKELEY SOUTH CONDOMINIUM FT. LAUDERDALE 1,725 sq. ft. DOWNTOWN DADELAND BUILDING C MIAMI 6,920 sq. ft. SHIRAZI RESIDENCE FT. LAUDERDALE sq. ft. SEACOAST SUITES MIAMI BEACH 18,000 sq. ft. THE CARLYSLE AT BAY COLONY NAPLES 28,700 sq. ft. DOWNTOWN DADELAND BUILDING D MIAMI 6,920 sq. ft. VENETIAN CONDOMINIUM FT. LAUDERDALE 4,300 sq. ft. GRAND BAY PLAZA COCONUT GROVE 15,200 sq. ft. SAND KEY CLUB CLEARWATER 24,200 sq. ft. TARPON LANDINGS 2 CAPE CORAL 15,100 sq. ft. EMBASSY SUITES TAMPA 7,000 sq. ft. THE PREMIERE TRADE PLAZA ORLANDO 10,000 sq. ft. THE PALMS CONDOMINIUM FT. LAUDEDALE 4,500 sq. ft. SEACOAST TOWER UNIT 1127 MIAMI BEACH 420 sq. ft. REUNION GRANDE KISSIMMEE 13,200 sq. ft. GBA ARCHITECT CHALFONTE CONDOMINIUM RENOVATIONS BOCCA RATON 7,400 sq. ft. VILLA NOVA CONDOMINIUM HIGHLAND BEACH 11,000 sq. ft. ICON/MURANO GRANDE ARIVAL DECK MIAMI BEACH 54,391 sq. ft. PALAZZO DEL MAR FISHER ISLAND 30,649 sq. ft. CAPTIVA VILLAS FT. MEYERS Beach 6,500 sq. ft. SOLAIRE AT THE PLAZA ORLANDO 28,000 sq. ft. CHARLES PERRY CONSTRUCTION YARD GAINESVILLE 2,975 sq. ft. LAS OLAS BEACH CLUB FORT LAUDERDALE 28,000 sq. ft. SKYPOINT RESIDENTIAL TOWER TAMPA 9,000 sq. ft. OCEAN TOWERS PLANTERS BLDG. A, B, C PALM COAST 26,000 sq. ft. L HERMITAGE CONDOMINIUM FT. LAUDERDALE 18,250 sq. ft. KEY COLONY KEY BISCAYNE 39,396 sq. ft. REFLECTIONS SPA AND RESORT RESIDENCES PANAMA CITY 3,200 sq. ft. SPYGLASS VILLAS II AMELIA ISLAND 5,757 sq. ft. COLONNADE PHASE II BUILDING 3 MIAMI 20,012 sq. ft. THE PALMS CONDO 2 TERRACES FT. LAUDERDALE 1,590 sq. ft. TOWERS OF CHANNELSIDE TOWER 2 TAMPA 5305 sq. ft. U.S. COURTHOUSE ORLANDO ORLANDO 5,090 sq. ft. WATERVIEW CONDOMINIUM ADVENTURA 10,500 sq. ft. CLARENDON CONDO HIGHLAND BEACH 2,000 sq. ft. PORTOFINO BAY HOTEL ORLANDO sq. ft. SANCTUARY BY THE SEA Santa Rosa BEACH 50,670 sq. ft. TOWERS OF CHANNELSIDE TOWER 1 TAMPA 5305 sq. ft. PLAYA DEL SOL CONDOMINIUM FT. LAUDERDALE 3500 sq. ft. THE PALMS CONDOMINIUM FT. LAUDERDALE 4600 sq. ft. OCEAN TOWERS PLANTERS PHASE IV PALM COAST 8,900 sq. ft. FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LIFE SCIENCE CENTER TALLAHASSEE 11,500 sq. ft. 400 BEACH DRIVE ST. PETERSBURG 50,455 sq. ft. TRUMP TOWER I SUNNY ISLES 36,316 sq. ft. 50 BISCAYNE MIAMI 22,994 sq. ft. APOGEE MIAMIA BEACH 12,262 sq. ft. CONTESSA RENOVATIONS SOCIAL TERACE NAPLES 3500 sq. ft. 10 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

11 CONTESSA RENOVATIONS NORTH GARAGE AND CABANAS NAPLES 12,400 sq. ft. THE PLAZA ON BRICKELL MIAMI 41,362 sq. ft. WATERSCAPE FT. WALTON BEACH 59,800 sq. ft. BRICKELL PARK CONDO MIAMI sq. ft. MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOLFSON CAMPUS MIAMI 7500 sq. ft. PLAYA DEL SOL FT. LAUDERDALE sq. ft. SANCTUARY BY THE SEA SANTA ROSA 22,000 sq. ft. SOUTH POINTE PARK MIAMI BEACH 7700 sq. ft. TOWNHOUSES OF HIGHLAND BEACH HIGHLAND BEACH sq. ft. INFINITY AT BRICKELL MIAMI 43,245 sq. ft. UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GAINESVILLE 2450 sq. ft. UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GAINESVILLE 5000 sq. ft. TRUMP TOWER II SUNNY ISLES 44,950 sq. ft. LAKE HIGHLAND PREPARATORY SCHOOL ORLANDO 3000 sq. ft. SUPER TARGET T-2376 S. ORLANDO, ORLANDO 145,000 sq. ft. PUBLIX GREENHOUSE HYDE PARK TAMPA 39,800 sq. ft. GROSVENOR CONDOMINIUM NAPLES sq. ft. PARAMOUNT ON LAKE EOLA ORLANDO sq. ft. SEACOAST CONDOMINIUMS MIAMI BEACH 3500 sq. ft. 55 WEST ORLANDO sq. ft. TRUMP TOWERS III SUNNY ISLES sq. ft. BILTOMORE II CONDOMINIUM CORAL GABLES 49,000 sq. ft. ARLEN BEACH CONDOMINIUM ASSOC. MIAMI BEACH 38,000 sq. ft. PRESIDENTIAL PLACE BOCA RATON 8195 sq. ft. THE DUCHESS MARCO ISLAND sq. ft. HILTON RUBY LAKES ORLANDO 1500 sq. ft. BONNET CREEK GOLF CLUBHOUSE ORLANDO 8852 sq. ft. KENILWORTH CONDOMINIUM BAL HARBOR 44,492 sq. ft. OCEAN POINT CONDOMINIUM MIAMI BEACH 6200 sq. ft. NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION PENSACOLA 3500 sq. ft. HOTEL INDIGO FORT MYERS 7100 sq. ft. 3/6/09 HOTEL INDIGO FORT MYERS 3700 sq. ft. 3/6/09 TOWNE ROYALE CONDOMINIUM SUNNY ISLES 2,603 sq. ft. THE MERCATO BUILDING 7 NAPLES 2800 sq. ft. THE MERCATO BUILDING 5 NAPLES 3300 sq. ft. SIGNATURE PLACE CONDO ST. PETERSBURGH 46,000 sq. ft. RIVERPLACE TOWER JACKSONVILLE 32,000 sq. ft. MARRIOTT HARBOUR BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE 48,418 sq. ft. AMETHYST CONDOMINIUM MIAMI BEACH 7,300 sq. ft. MIAMI MARRIOTT BISCAYNE BAY MIAMI 1600 sq. ft. MARRIOTT HARBOR BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE 4739 sq. ft. DISNEYS CONTEMPORARY SUITES LAKE BUENA VISTA 12,000 sq. ft. ANCHOR BAY CLUB HALLANDALE 24,668 sq. ft. NEW SHANDS CANCER HOSPITAL GAINESVILLE 3800 sq. ft. CITY OF MIAMI COLLEGE OF POLICING MIAMI 6700 sq. ft. DAYTONA LIVE DAYTONA BEACH 25,000 sq. ft. TAMPA MUSEUM OF ART TAMPA 2500 sq. ft. PARK SHORE TOWER NAPES 36,000 sq. ft. PALM BAY CONDOMINIUM MIAMI 2811 sq. ft. 55 WEST ORLANDO 2,000 sq. ft. CMON - CHILDRENS MUSEUM OF NAPLES 800 sq. ft. 11 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal

12 ORLANDO FIRE STATION # 1 ORLANDO 6600 sq. ft WILLIAMS ISLAND AVENTURA 300 sq. ft. NEW WORLD SYMPHONY CAMPUS EXPANSION MIAMI BEACH sq. ft. BRISTOL TOWERS CONDOMINIUM MIAMI 18,359 sq. ft. AMWAY CENTER ORLANDO 14,000 sq. ft. UCF RECREATION AND WELLNESS BUILDING 1-5 ORLANDO 1800 sq. ft. MONTENERO AT PELICAN BAY WATERPROOFING NAPLES 64,000 sq. ft. MIAMI DADE POLICE HEADQUARTERS MIAMI 1203 sq. ft. THE DUCHESS CONDOMINIUM MARCO ISLAND 11,825 sq. ft. URBANGREEN TALLAHASSEE 2,600 sq. ft. SANDS POINTE CONDOMINIUM SUNNY ISLES 16,200 sq. ft. OCEAN 2 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION SUNNY ISLES 51,000 sq. ft. THE SEASONS AT NAPLES CLAY NAPLES 22,000 sq. ft. LOT 15 LAUDERDALE BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE 7060 sq. ft. LINCOLN ROAD TOWERS MIAMI BEACH 1500 sq. ft. FIRST GREEN BANK EUSTIS 1550 sq. ft. ST. REGIS RESORT AND RESIDENCES BAL HARBOUR 318,000 sq. ft. MONACO BEACH NAPLES 3,400 sq. ft. OCEAN CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION KEY BISCAYNE 59,619 sq. ft. GENERAL FUNDING OFFICE BUILDING MIAMI 11,300 sq. ft. BAY TERRACE NAPLES 8700 sq. ft. FT. PIERCE US FEDERAL COURTHOUSE BUILDING FORT PIERCE 4500 sq. ft. AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER BOYNTON BEACH 5000 sq. ft. ST. RAPHAEL AT PELICAN BAY NAPLES 7,000 sq. ft. OCEAN TRAILS CONDOMINIUM II JUPITER 11,000 sq. ft. SHHS WOMEN & CHILDRENS HOSPITAL - ROOF GARDEN PENSACOLA 1950 sq. ft. OLDE NAPLES SEAPORT NAPLES 1,753 sq. ft. NAUTICAL TOWERS CONDOMINIUMS FORT LAUDERDALE 7,839 sq. ft. TRIESTE AT BAY COLONY NAPLES 40,000 sq. ft. MURANO GRANDE UNIT 505 BALCONY MIAMI BEACH 400 sq. ft. CHALFONTE CONDOMINIUM SOUTH POOL DECK BOCA RATON 14,000 sq. ft. GRANDVIEW PALACE CONDOMINIUM BAY VILLAGE 1912 sq. ft. TERRACES AT TURNBERRY AVENTURA 2000 sq. ft. OCEANIA I SUNNY ISLES 2002 sq. ft. 12 FFPC Revision to NFPA 1 Amendment Proposal