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13283N, Removal/Control and Disposal of Paint with Lead for modifications to
existing quarters.
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HISTORICAL STRUCTURES. Initial planning should include the
State historical representative if the building is eligible or listed as a historically
significant structure.
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NEPA. Initial planning should include considerations for effecting
compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL. A preplanning site investigation should
include whether the affected area of construction involves earthwork in an
archaeologically sensitive area.
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SEISMIC REQUIREMENTS. Seismic requirements are governed
by UFC 1-200-01, General Building Requirements. Additional guidance is
contained in the following documents:
COMNAVFACENGCOM letter Seismic Design Criteria for Owned
and Leased Buildings.
COMNAVFACENGCOM letter Seismic Design Criteria for New
Facilities, 3 May 1999 and COMNAVFACENGCOM letter Seismic
Design for New Facilities, 7 June 1999.
Seismic Hazards Mitigation Program for Facilities Outside the
Continental United States, its Territories and Possessions.
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MOCKUPS. Construction Mockups created and finished for
illustration purposes have proven to be very effective in cost management and
quality control. They are most successful when completed prior to the start of
project construction.
For new construction, mockups may be elemental or whole, built
off-site and later dismantled or built on-site and converted for actual
use.
For Restoration and Modernization, mockups should be
constructed in place on-site and converted to actual use to be most
cost effective.
The use of mockups is desirable for Navy construction projects,
and Navy Restoration and Modernization projects that contain more
than 24 Apartments, Rooms or Modules.
Mockups are encouraged for Marine Corps projects where space is
available and time permitting, and if so desired by the base project
officer.
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