(a) Plans submitted to the department or design approval agency shall indicate every pertinent item necessary for design, assembly and installation. The plans shall include, when applicable, dimensions, framing plans, cross sections, details of connections, material specifications, floor plans, designed room use, exterior wall elevations, general notes, methods of installation, and line diagrams, materials and details of electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems. Design calculations shall be submitted separately from the plan sheets.

(b) Plans shall list all applicable design criteria.

(c) Plan sheets shall not be less than 11″ x 17″ nor more than 30″ x 42″. The first sheet shall contain the address of the manufacturer and his manufacturing plant(s). Each sheet shall be numbered and contain the name of the manufacturer, model designation and a blank space in the lower right hand corner for the stamp of approval. The blank space shall not be less than 3 1/2″ wide by 5 ½ ″ high, except it may be a minimum of 3″ x 3″ for building component and building system plans.

(d) Except for schematic drawings, plans shall be drawn to a scale of not less than ⅛ inch per foot.

(e) When floor plans are applicable, the manufacturer shall identify separate floor plans based on a specific size, room arrangement, method of construction, location or arrangement or size of plumbing, electrical or mechanical equipment. Any variations, including design loadings shall be shown and properly identified on separate plan sheets.

(f) Plans shall indicate the location on the unit where the department insignia of approval is to be applied.

(g) Plans shall include a resume of what installation work is to be done on-site.