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c cAscAllE CENTRAL REQUEST FOR INFORMATION TO: Todd Keller (ALSC Architects) 203 North Washinston, Suite 400 Spokane, WA 99201 Date:4t27t2026 RFt 116 Project Ellensburg Rodeo Arena lmprovements 1 01 0 East 8th Ave. Ellensburq, WA 98926 Section Division Title PIV Layout Clarification Requested Respond by Date: RFI DESCRIPTION The attached SK-1 '16.1 reflects the layout required by the Fire Marshal, which includes maintaining 3 feet of clear spacing on all sides with bollards due to potential vehicle and trailer traffic. As shown, this configuration occupies approximately half of the sidewalk and with multiple underground utilities, making excavation in this area challenging. A more suitable location would be near the hydrant. Additionally, local code does not require the PIV to be connected to the fire alarm system. Please confirm whether the Plv is required to be tied into the fire alarm system. lf a connection is not required, relocating the PIV near the hydrant would be a more cost-effective solution. lf a connection is required, it would necessitate trenching across the iite again; however, this alternative location would still be more practical from a constructability standpoint. lmpact: Pending response, TBD Reference Sketch:sK-116.1 Reference Sheets ASlOO RESPONSE TO RFI Let us know if moving it to the east if feasible. This would be more out of the way but understand it extends the line. Kady does not want it to be by the fire hydrant as it will be an obstruction for concert events etc. Keeping ii off the track and BTC area is preferred. See notes below for tie in to the fire alarm. Todd Keller ALSC 4128126 RESPONSE BY:DATE: COPY TO :Andrew Leeper (ALSC Architects)SIGNED Carkl Sa6e[ra Cascade Central Construction Project Engineer RESPONSE TO RFI MW Electrical Comment: It is recommended io utilize the fire alarm system to provide supervision of the Post lndicator Valve (PlV). lt is not necessarily required to be tied into the fire alarm system however, per trlFpR 13, Section 16.9.3.3.1 it is required to be supervised to prevent accidental shutoff' Acceptable methods of supervision are identified below: 1, Electronically: Monitored by a central station, proprietary, or remote station signaling service. 2. Local Alarm: A local signaling service that notifies building occupants of a valve closure. 3. Locking: Valves are locked in the open posilion. 4. Sealinj': Valves are sealed within fenced enclosures under control ol the owner, with inspections conducted weekly. RESPONSE BY: Aaron Lanegan oATEz 04-28-2026