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Electrical

Our electrical engineering is being handled by Stantec, with the engineering team of Bob Kischko, Allan St. Peter, Meagan Crowley, Sylvia Miller and Jonathan Freed, 54 Routh 106, North Springfield, VT 05150, Ph 802-886-2261, fax 802-886-2260, website www.Stantec.com.
 
E1.01 Basement Power & Lighting Plan and One-Line Diagram 8/31/06
E1.02 First & Second Floor Power & Light Plans 8/31/06
E1.03 Roof Plan & Electrical Site Plan 8/31/06
E0.01 Electrical General Notes, Legend & Schedules 8/31/06
Electrical Addendum September 27, 2006
SKA-2, Junction Box and Conduit Route on Sugar House Roof
SKA-2.1, Conduit Route on Monitor
SKA-2.2, First and Second Floor Conduit Route
SKA-2.3, Conduit Route Bedrooms
SKA-4, Monitor Ridge Cap Detail
SKA-20, Electrical Junction Box Elevations
 
 
Conduit Trench to Small Barn
Conduit Trench to Power House
SECTION 16050 ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS 07/20/2006