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McDougle Elementary August 9, 1994 Page 2 6. The health room must e closer to the reception area for constant supervision. (The heal h room toilet door must swing out.) 7. Adjust the location of the group toilet entries to improve privacy sight lines from the corridor.) 8. Do a table layout for thei cafeteria. It looks like circulation will take up too much space with the'serving and scullery diagonally opposite from the entry. 9. Why is the ramp behind he stage so wide? (Do not swing the door out into the corridor.) 10. Why are there glass bl k windows in the two.multi-purpose storage, rooms? If the spaces ha ye windows, there will be a possibility that they will be used for other ,urposes in which operable windows would be appropriate. 11. Pits should not be use in the classrooms. They are a safety hazard and reduce the flexibili y of the room. If fixed seating is desired, use a removable carpeted p atform. 12. Why so many sinks in th pre-school room? The office will have to have a view window and glas in the door to provide a maximum view of the room. It may be desira e to shift the office to the corridor wall so that it can be entered from o tside the classroom for observation purposes. 13. Avoid sharp angles in torage and small special rooms. They will be difficult to use and cle.n. 14. 8'-8" classrooms ceilin:s are not approvable. 10'-0" is the height standard for this size c assroom. Since there is a light monitor in the ceiling, any height bet een 9'-4" and 10'-0" is approvable. 15. A simple roof edge wou d be preferable to the parapets. 16. The canopy at each of e classrooms will be full of bird nests. 17. Vent all spaces above t e insulation. 18. How do the ducts from t e mechanical mezzanine and the classroom light monitor co-exist? Se vicing the equipment will be disruptive to classroom instruction.