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Subject Motion to waive the rules requiring public bidding and award a
contract for a 35' tall steel clocktower with carillon bell system
from the Verdin Company of Cincinnati, Ohio for a cost not to
exceed $259,650.
Meeting May 6, 2025 - REGULAR MEETING OF THE MOUNT PROSPECT
VILLAGE BOARD
Fiscal Impact (Y/N)
Dollar Amount
Budget Source
Category
Type
Information
Y
$259,650.00
Prospect & Main TIF
VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT
Action Item
The property at 310 W. Northwest Highway hosted automotive repair and filling station
operations dating back to the 1930s. Staff sought approval from the Village Board to acquire
the property to create a downtown gateway as the prior owner was looking to retire. This
property was a strategic opportunity for the Village to create green space in an area that is
significantly built out. The welcoming gateway aims at being a hybrid of a traditional park and
a landmark leading into the downtown of the Village. The gateway aims to have the attractive
design and green space of a park to enhance its welcoming nature, but it does not have the
traditional park amenities that would encourage people to congregate.
The site will primarily feature permeable surfaces, trees, shrubs, turf, perennials, and some
seasonal flowers. Staff also proposed a clocktower as the main architectural focal point in the
center of the plaza. A small amount of brick sidewalk will be installed within the plaza to
access the clocktower and six new public parking spaces will be installed along the eastern
edge of the property. A new garbage enclosure, some nominal pedestrian -level lighting, curb -
cut removal, and brick replacement on the adjacent Central Road and Northwest Highway
rights -of -way will also be included in the project scope.
The estimated cost to construct this project is $1.096 million. $1.425 million has been
allocated for this project from the Prospect & Main tax increment financing (TIF) fund.
Demolition and site restoration work should commence in June and be completed in August.
Installation of plant materials will take place when the weather cools in the fall (September or
October). Staff plans to install the last improvement, the clocktower, in November or
December.
To facilitate this schedule, staff needs to place an order for the clocktower as soon as possible.
The current lead time for the preferred design is 6-8 months. In addition, staff needs to know
the base requirements and electrical needs of the clocktower before starting site restoration
work.
It is the opinion of staff that the best solution for this project is the Verdin Company Millenium
clocktower. The Verdin Company manufactures clocks and clocktowers in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Notably, the Millenium tower is sufficiently robust, has the largest clock face to facilitate
viewing from passing motorists, fully facilitates a carillon bell system, can be customized with
signage, is produced by a single manufacturer, and is a turnkey purchase. In addition, it
appears to staff that the Verdin product is manufactured to higher quality standards, including
flush -mounted support brackets, fully ground weld seams, and thicker metal structure
throughout.
Staff also solicited designs and costs from two other firms, Campbellsville Industries of Taylor
County, Kentucky and Parkreation of Prospect Heights, Illinois.
Campbellsville Industries designs and builds church steeples and cupolas. As part of this
business, they also build and construct clocktowers. However, they do not make clocks.
Instead, they mount clocks purchased from third -party vendors for mounting on their
structures.
Parkreation primarily represents outdoor recreation brands. As part of this role, the firm offers
a clocktower product. Parkreation would design a clocktower, job -shop the manufacture of the
tower, and procure third -party clocks for mounting.
Discussion
This proposed gateway project and clocktower were reviewed by the Village Board at the April
8, 2025, Committee of the Whole meeting. At that meeting, Village Board members expressed
general concurrence with staff's recommendation to purchase the Verdin Company Millenium
clocktower.
In addition, some trustees requested additional information about the clocktower. The
disposition of these requests follows:
1. Can the clocktower be constructed of galvanized steel? Yes. For an added
$37,000, the clocktower can be constructed of galvanized steel. It is the opinion of staff
that galvanized steel would be aesthetically displeasing in this setting. In addition,
painting galvanized steel is difficult and frequently results in premature chipping and
peeling. Staff does not recommend constructing the clocktower out of galvanized steel.
2. Can the clocktower be powder -coated? No. The Verdin Company does not have
the ability to powder -coat this clocktower. Furthermore, the firm does not have any
relationships with third -party vendors that could powder -coat this clocktower. Powder -
coating involves electrostatically applying powdered paint. The finished product is then
cured by baking in an oven. Due to the size of this structure, even if disassembled, it is
difficult to electrostatically paint, and it is also difficult to bake. Staff does not
recommend powder -coating the clocktower.
3. Can the clocktower be constructed of materials other than steel? No. The
Verdin Company only manufactures this clocktower utilizing structural steel. The
company explains that structural steel is the most economical material to construct a
tower of this size. The firm routinely looks for material options and notes they have
utilized Corten (weathered) steel in the past. However, a clocktower like this
constructed of Corten steel is approximately 50%-700/o more expensive. Staff
recommends constructing the clocktower out of standard structural steel.
4. Can an electronic sign be added to the clocktower? The Verdin Company does not
offer an electronic sign option. Additionally, the firm is not aware of customers who
have added an electronic sign to this clocktower. However, staff believes adding a flat
panel electronic sign is technically feasible as an aftermarket option. A sign could be
added to the tower sidewalls in place of the "Village of Mount Prospect" text. These
sidewalls are located at an elevation of 16'. The dimensions of each sidewall are 5' wide
and 2' high. It is the opinion of staff that messages on panels sized to fit this space
would be too small to be viewed from vehicles passing at street level. The estimate to
add electronic signage to the clocktower at the existing sidewall locations is
approximately $50,000-$75,000 per panel. The feasibility of adding larger panels
affixed to the tower legs at a different elevation would have to be analyzed by a
structural engineer to determine the impact of wind loading. Although potentially
possible, staff does not recommend adding electronic signage to the clocktower for cost
and aesthetic reasons.
Staff now seeks Village Board approval to purchase the clocktower before demolition and site
preparation work begins in June.
Attached is a proposal from the Verdin Company to manufacture, deliver, and install a
Millenium model clocktower at the 310 West Northwest Highway site. The price includes a 35'
tall clocktower with four (4) clock faces made of structural steel painted black and adorned
with gold accents. The price also includes mock bells and a carillon bell system. The total cost
is $259,650. Due to current volatility in the steel market, this price is valid until May 7, 2025.
Alternatives
1. Waive the rules requiring public bidding and award a contract for a 35' steel clocktower
to the Verdin Company of Cincinnati, Ohio for an amount not to exceed $259,650.
2. Action at the discretion of the Village Board.
Staff Recommendation
Staff recommends that the Village Board waive the rules requiring public bidding and award a
contract for a 35' tall steel clocktower with carillon bell system for the Central Gateway Plaza
from the Verdin Company of Cincinnati, Ohio for a cost not to exceed $259,650.
Attachments
1. I LMO_VillageMtProspect_Tower-proposal_4-16-25_EAB
2. Attachment A - Central Gateway Plaza Layout Plan
3. Attachment B - Cost Estimate
4. Attachment C - Verdin Rendering with Bells
5. Attachment D - Campbellsville Design
6. Attachment E - Parkreation Design
PROPOSAL for:
Design, Development, and Fabrication of
VERDIN MILLENNIUM TOWER
for
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT
Mount Prospect, IL
Prepared by,
Pat Dochenetz
Regional Representative
Revised April 16, 2025
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DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, AND FABRICATION AGREEMENT FOR
VERDIN MILLENNIUM TOWER
This Design, Development, and Fabrication Agreement (this "Agreement") is made and
effective this 16t' day of April 2025 (the Effective Date) by and between THE VERDIN
COMPANY, an Ohio corporation located at 444 Reading Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
("Verdin") and Village of Mount Prospect, located in Mount Prospect, IL ("Purchaser").
1. Clock Tower. Verdin agrees to design, fabricate, deliver, and install for Purchaser a
custom freestanding Clock Tower. As per the attached rendering, the Clock Tower will
measure approximately thirty (30) feet tall and will consist of twelve vertical steel
columns, standing seam roof, and a quantity of four illuminated clocks. The Clock Tower
presents a four column footprint with each main column consisting of three individual 4"
x 4" x'/4" structural steel tubing elements. In addition, the tower incorporates a total of
four rolled arches as well as decorative accent rings on four sides at an upper level.
Integral horizontal tower elements are also constructed of 4" x 4" x'/4" structural steel
tubing. The overall tower structure will be painted a single textured base color utilizing
high grade acrylic urethane type paint. Tower accent features, decor rings and squares
will be painted gold.
A. Four integrated signage panels, 5 ft. wide, by 2 ft. high, will be included on the tower,
mounted just below the arch level, between the legs. The panels will be painted black
and will include a gold paint border. The customer will provide the art for what is to
be included on the signs.
B. Prior to fabricating the Clock Tower, Verdin will provide Purchaser for its approval a
complete set of detailed working drawings. Such drawings must be signed by an
authorized representative of Purchaser before Verdin will begin fabricating the Clock
Tower.
2. Illuminated Tower Clocks. Verdin agrees to supply and install four (4) illuminated
Tower Clocks each having a five (5) foot diameter and integral illumination canister. The
Tower Clocks will be constructed in the following manner:
A. Clock Dials. Each pane of each dial face will be constructed of 1/4" to 3/8",
dependent on pane area, white cast acrylic sheeting and contain black numerals
applied to the dial surface. Each of the numerals will be precision cut from 2 mil.,
pressure -sensitive film, designed specifically for permanent graphic installations.
The dial style to be provided is Verdin's standard Roman Minute dial. The dial face
will be glazed into tee angles formed to the proper size and furnished with the
required mounting hardware for mounting into the dial openings per the rendering
above. Each clock dial will be glazed with silicone -based rubber sealant to provide a
permanent flexible and waterproof barrier into the clock system. (Purchaser may
select any of Verdin's standard dial styles.)
B. Clock Hands. Each pair of clock hands will be precision cut from a composite
material measuring 3-4 millimeters in thickness containing two sheets of .012"
aluminum over a thermoplastic core. The composite material is pre -painted with
a highly durable, black polyester finish designed to provide years of maintenance
free beauty. Each hand will be mounted to an appropriately sized cast aluminum
hub that has been machined and bored to perfectly fit its respective movement
shaft. In addition, each overall hand will be meticulously balanced to ensure long
movement life. (Purchaser may select any of Verdin's standard hand styles.)
C. Clock Movements. Individual heavy-duty, minute impulse type clock
movements will be provided. The movement will be driven by a totally enclosed,
high torque, hysteresis type motor. All parts of the motor drive systems will
utilize corrosion -free gearing and self-lubricating type bearings. The modern
design of the Verdin movement provides for long life and virtually maintenance
free operation. Verdin clock movements are extremely accurate and are not
subject to frequency variations of the incoming line.
D. Illumination Canister. Each canister will be manufactured from a fiberglass
composite material consisting of three 1-1/2 ounce layers of hand laid fiberglass
covered by a fifteen to twenty mil thick gel coat layer. The gel coat top layer
provides a smooth, chemical and weather resistant surface. The finish on the
canister consists of one coat of epoxy primer sealer, top coated with acrylic
urethane enamel color as specified.
The interior of each canister is painted gloss white to enhance light reflection.
Interior lighting of the canister is accomplished through the use of solid-state LED
lights. LED's have a 70,000-hour specified life at full power. LED's to illuminate
at 325 lumens per square ft. of dial face material. The fixtures are permanently
mounted within the confinements of the canister. Internal aluminum hard points
are incased within the internal fiberglass mesh to facilitate canister mounting.
Access panels will be included in the light canister so that the rear -mounted
lighting system can be maintained as required.
3. The Verdin Supreme Electronic Carillon System in place of the MCC3. Verdin agrees
to supply and install The Verdin Supreme Carillon system in place of the Master Clock
Controller that traditionally controls a clock. The Verdin Supreme will be provided as a
complete digital carillon system with 240-watt amplifier, interior monitor speakers,
wireless remote control, and three exterior projection horns with multi -tap compression
drivers mounted in the tower. The Supreme carillon module and the amplifier will be
installed in a customer -controlled building adjacent to the tower. The music library
includes a wide range of carillon bell music: songs and carols, liturgical bell functions,
Westminster clock chime melody, hour strike and favorite hymns. The standard music
package combines appropriate songs with seasonal and patriotic selections, allowing
most of the songs to be played in any of three voices, traditional cast bronze bells or bells
with harp. The system has the ability to schedule changes of libraries as the seasons
change, i.e., Patriotic Holidays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Summer, Spring, etc. The
Supreme carillon includes automatic Daylight Savings/Standard time adjustment
including the Liturgical Calendar, for 50 years.
The Verdin Supreme Carillon is fully programmable to any minute, hour or day, thus
allowing maximum flexibility in the ringing of the bells. All system scheduling and
operation is completed in a simple Windows® menu driven format. All songs and
schedules are contained on easy to use drop down menus programmable by the touch of
your finger or operated via a computer mouse or stylus.
A unique feature of the Supreme carillon is that it can be connect to a local area network
via and Ethernet connection. This allows the carillon to be operated from a computer
also connect to the local area network.
The Supreme can voice bell towers, church spires, tower clocks, libraries, memorials,
monuments, cemeteries, or courthouses.
The bell -ringing options include:
A. Time Strike -Hour and Half Hour
B. Westminster Chime Melody on any or all Quarter Hours
C. Music for all Seasons... Civic Music Package Included.
The Supreme Carillon will also include a clock control interface and a light control
interface to control the tower clock equipment. This is to ensure that the Westminster
chime and clock strikes ring true to the time and the lights operate appropriately.
Aftercare Support: Verdin will provide Free Telephone/Email, after install, support on all
technical issues.
4. Bell Shells. Verdin agrees to supply and install, from custom pipe drops, three (3) spun
aluminum bells shells. Verdin will supply one each 21, 28, and 39 inch diameter bell
shells. The bell shells will be painted in such a way to give the appearance of cast bronze
bells. The pipe drops will be of staggered length providing a realistic and aesthetically
pleasing look of a 3-bell peal. Customer to approve design layout of bell shells.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Installation of the Tower and Equipment. Verdin and/or representatives of Verdin will
install the tower and equipment included in this Agreement at the job site on a date agreed
to by the parties. Verdin shall provide the labor, tools, and equipment necessary to
complete the installation. All workmen employed or engaged by Verdin to perform the
installation are covered by property damage and public liability insurance. If any portion
of the tower and/or equipment cannot be installed on the installation date for any reason
other than the failure of Verdin to supply the tower and related components in accordance
with the terms of this Agreement, Purchaser shall be responsible for paying any additional
costs or expenses incurred by Verdin resulting from such delay, including without
limitation, the fees or wages of Verdin's installation representatives, equipment rental
costs, storage costs, or mobilization costs at the job site.
2. Limited Warranty. Verdin warrants the Tower and Equipment to be free from defects in
materials and workmanship for the periods shown below after the date of installation,
provided the Tower and Equipment are maintained in accordance with instructions provided
by Verdin. To the extent permitted by applicable law, for each product, Purchaser's
exclusive remedy and Verdin's exclusive liability for any loss, damage, or destruction
resulting from any non -conformity of any shipment made by Verdin to Purchaser under this
Agreement of from any defects in the Tower and Equipment within the warranty period will
be limited strictly to the repair or replacement, at Verdin's discretion, of any nonconforming
or defective materials upon examination of such by Verdin. Verdin shall have a reasonable
time to repair or replace any nonconforming materials, including the time for the
manufacture of replacement of such materials. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY
AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
a. Steel Clock Tower: 2 years
b. Tower Clocks: 3 years
c. Electronic Carillon: 5 years
d. Bell Shells: 3 years
Purchaser Responsibilities. Purchaser shall provide at its own expense the items and
services listed below in connection with the installation of the Tower and Equipment.
a. Poured Concrete Foundation. Purchaser will be responsible for the engineering
and construction of a poured concrete foundation including anchor system sufficient
to support the erection of the Clock Tower. Purchaser will also complete all
necessary geo-technical analyses required to construct a foundation capable of
supporting the Clock Tower. Verdin will provide Purchaser with general
specifications and guidelines for the design and construction of such foundation.
b. Electrical Wiring. Purchaser will be responsible for providing all electrical wiring
and conduit (including all final connections to tower base, striker leads, mounting of
electrical panels, or splicing of wires) from a source designated by the Purchaser and
in accordance with specifications provided by Verdin. If Purchaser elects to re -use
existing wiring, Purchaser will be responsible for ensuring that such wiring and
components are functional and compatible with the Products. If Verdin's technician
cannot complete installation of the Products on the scheduled date of installation as a
result of a deficiency in electric service, wiring, or the functionality of existing
components, Verdin will charge Purchaser an additional fee to complete the
installation on a future date to be determined by Verdin.
c. Cranes, Hoists, Man -Lifts. Purchaser will provide all necessary cranes, hoists, or
lifts (including the operators of such equipment) that are required to (i) offload
the equipment from the delivery vehicle; (ii) move the equipment to the designated
site where it will be stored until such time as the installation is scheduled to take
place; and (iii) complete the installation.
d. Licenses/Permits. Purchaser will obtain at its expense any necessary licenses,
permits, or engineering stamps for the construction and installation of the outlined
equipment.
e. Access to Job Site. Purchaser will arrange to provide sufficient access to the job
site to enable Verdin to install the outlined equipment.
£ Clean -Up. Purchaser will be responsible for any clean-up or landscaping at the job
site following installation of the Clock Tower.
4. No Liabilitv for Damages. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW,
IN NO EVENT SHALL VERDIN BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING, WITHOUT
LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR ECONOMIC LOSS OR LOSS OF PROFITS
SUFFERED OR INCURRED BY PURCHASER IN CONNECTION WITH ANY
BREACH OF THIS AGREEMENT BY VERDIN EVEN IF PURCHASER HAS BEEN
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
5. Liability for Negligence. Neither party shall be responsible for personal injury or property
damage or loss except that resulting from its own negligence or the negligence of those
within its control or employ.
6. Freight. The Verdin Company will be responsible for the freight charges of the Tower and
Equipment to the jobsite.
7. Delivery and Storage of Products. Upon approval of drawings, Verdin will provide
Purchaser with an estimated ship date for the Products. If Purchaser requests that Verdin
delay shipment of the Products more than 30 days beyond the estimated ship date, Verdin
will store the finished Products and charge Purchaser a storage of fee of $250.00 per month,
plus a $500 logistics fee for loading/offloading and transporting the Products to and from
storage. Upon placement of the Products in storage, Verdin will invoice Purchaser for the
balance of the Purchase Price (less storage fees), which Purchaser agrees to pay within 30
days. Applicable storage charges will be added to Purchaser's final invoice when Products
are shipped.
8. Payment Terms. The total Purchase Price for the Tower and Equipment shall be
$259,650.00* (excluding taxes), and shall be paid to Verdin in U.S. Dollars in accordance
with the following schedule:
a. $129,825.00 upon the execution of this Agreement.
b. $129,825.00 upon shipment to the jobsite.
C. *Pricing is valid till April 30, 2025. Materials must be requoted May 1, 2025
without signed agreement.
9. Taxes: Unless otherwise noted, the Purchase Price does NOT include sales tax. Purchaser
shall be responsible for paying all sales, use, excise, or other taxes or tariffs that may apply
to the purchase of Products or services under this Agreement. Such taxes will be added to
the Purchaser's final invoice. If Purchaser has a tax exemption certificate, Purchaser will
provide it to Verdin upon execution of this Agreement.
10. Late Fee. Delinquent accounts that are unpaid for more than (45) days after issuance of a
final invoice will bear interest at a rate of 1.5% per month, or 18% per year.
11. Change Orders. Verdin, in its discretion, may accept any additions, deletions, or changes
to this Agreement without invalidating this Agreement, provided that all such changes are
authorized by a written amended purchase order signed by Purchaser and Verdin (the
"Change Order"). Such Change Order shall specify any additional charges (or credits) to
the Customer and the payment terms for such charges. The Change Order shall become
effective only upon acceptance by Verdin.
12. Force Mai eure. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Verdin shall not be liable for
any loss or damage, including consequential loss, from the failure wholly or in part to fulfill
the terms of this Agreement by reason force majeure, including labor strike, lock -out, trade
dispute, fire, drought, flood, bad weather, interruption of transport, restriction by
Government or other competent authority, destruction of premises, plant or machinery
failure, shortage of power supplies, or inability to obtain adequate supplies.
13. Governing Law. The parties agree that any dispute or default arising from this Agreement
shall be governed by the laws of the State of Ohio.
14. Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the parties
and supersedes all prior negotiations or representations, either written or oral.
15. Acceptance, This Contract is subject to the approval and acceptance of an authorized
representative of The Verdin Company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this instrument to be
executed on the date first above written.
The Verdin Company
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Regional Representative
Countersigned, Date:
Robert Verdin, III
Chief Executive Officer
The Verdin Company
Village of Mount Prospect
Mount Prospect, IL
By: (print name)
(Signature)
Title:
Date Accepted:
OPTION
Freight, delivery, warranty, installation, owner's responsibilities and terms and conditions as
outlined in main body of this document to apply to this OPTION.
Hot Dip Galvanizing: Verdin will galvanize the tower using a hot dip process.
1. The tower is fabricated to all normal standards. Then holes are created at each tubing
junction to allow for the flow of liquid zinc to get inside each square tube.
2. The tower is then freighted to an outside vendor in Illinois for the galvanizing process.
3. The tower will be hot dip galvanized (not applied by spray) by completely immersing the
assembled steel tower in a bath of molten zinc. Prior to this immersion the steel will be
chemically cleaned to remove all oils, grease, mill scale, and oxides. After surface
preparation, the steel tower is immersed in the molten (830 F) zinc bath. The bath
consists of more than 98% pure zinc and less than 2% additives, most commonly
aluminum, nickel, and bismuth, which help with zinc fluidity and consumption, coating
appearance, etc. While in the galvanizing bath, the molten zinc metallurgically reacts
with the iron in the steel to form the coating. After removal from the bath, the coating is
inspected for conformance to ASTM, CSA or ISO specifications.
4. The tower is then shipped back to the Verdin factory.
5. Once at Verdin, the open holes are plugged with zinc conical -shaped plugs by hammering
them in place and sanding the plugs so they are even with the surface of the steel.
6. The tower is then blast -frosted which allows the zinc coating to accept paint. Then the
tower has a final cleaning prior to applying the high-grade polyurethane type primer and
paint.
Purchase Price of this OPTION is $36,128.00 additional for a grand total of $295,778.00
Note: This price is good only if the option is purchased and completed at the same time as the
equipment outlined in the main body of this document. This option cannot be purchased at a
later date.
OPTION ACCEPTED: OPTION REJECTED:
Attachment B
Central Gateway Plaza Estimate of Costs
28-Feb-25
1
Demolition and removal of existing structure
$ 50,000
2
Removal of asphalt, concrete, sign, other hardscape, and 24" of soil
$ 114,000
3
Construct parking lot, dumpster enclosure, mill & resurface alley
$ 90,545
4
Central & NW HY ROW brick replacement
$ 160,000
5
TACO replacement soil and rough grade
$ 29,000
6
Electric pole relocation and new electric service
$ 30,000
7
Clocktower with bells & Carillon chime system
$ 259,735
8
Interior plaza pavers
$ 35,000
9
Seat wall
$ 21,600
10
Coping stone
$ 9,000
11
Irrigation
$ 50,000
12
Plantings
$ 35,000
13
Sod
$ 25,110
14
Mulch
$ 4,000
15
Contingency (20%)
$ 182,598
Total Estimated Cost: 1 $ 1,095,588
FV 12DIN RENDERING PREPARED FOR:
Villvge of Mount Pcosyect
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Millennium I'WR Rendering I
Jamiary 2" 2025
This photo•rer lering is an approximation of
the Verdin tower mt your sde and is not
intended to be used as final artwork for
text, color, dial art and other options.
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1 MOMENT (My)
MOMENT (Mz)
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0.02
-2.84
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SL
2.74
0.00
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0.29
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W-UPLIFT
-1.28
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10.98
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W-FY
-0.99
-0.05
0.05
-10.73
-11.20
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-0.05
-0.05
10.98
-10.71
E-FY
-0.37
-0.30
-0.29
50.34
-49.10
E-Z
-0.37
-0.30
-0.29
50.34
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NOTES:
- TABLE SHOWS UNFACTORED SERVICE LOADS
- A FOUNDATION DESIGN HAS NOT BEEN PERFORMED BY ICON SHELTER SYSTEMS INC.
A LICENSED ENGINEER FAMILIAR WITH SOIL CONDITIONS AT CONSTRUCTION SITE
MUST PERFORM A FOUNDATION DESIGN.
- THE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN ENGINEERED AS AN OPEN STRUCTURE.
- CONSULT ICON SHELTER SYSTEMS INC. IF THE STRUCTURE IS TO BE ENCLOSED.
- COORDINATES ARE LOCAL TO THE COLUMN
DEFINITIONS:
DL = SERVICE LEVEL DEAD LOAD REACTION WITH THE GREATEST AXIAL LOAD
SL = SERVICE LEVEL SNOW LOAD REACTION WITH THE GREATEST .AXIAL LOAD
W-UL = SERVICE LEVEL WIND LOAD REACTION WITH THE GREATEST UPLIFT LOAD
W-Y = SERVICE LEVEL WIND LOAD REACTION WITH THE GREATEST MAGNITUDE OF
SHEAR IN THE LOCAL Y DIRECTION
W-Z = SERVICE LEVEL WIND LOAD REACTION WITH THE GREATEST SHEAR VALUE
ACTING IN THE SAME DIRECTION AS THE DL SHEAR LOAD
E-Y = SERVICE LEVEL SEISMIC LOAD REACTION WITH THE GREATEST MAGNITUDE OF
SHEAR IN THE LOCAL Y DIRECTION
E-Z = SERVICE LEVEL SEISMIC LOAD REACTION WITH THE GREATEST MAGNITUDE OF
SHEAR IN THE LOCAL Z DIRECTION
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Attachment E
FASTENERS
WASHER �
3/4" PAINTED SCREW 1 1/4" PAINTED SCREW
112" OVERALL —
2" CENTER
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24ga MULTI RIB PANEL SECTION
ELECTRICAL INFORMATION - SOUARE
ICON'S STANDARD ELECTRICAL IS DESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATE 01/2" CONDUIT WITH A 03" INLET HOLE ON THE BOTTOM OF EACH COLUMN.
THE CONDUIT PATHWAY RUNS THROUGH THE COLUMN, RAFTER, AND RIDGE BEAM THROUGH ALL BOLTED CONNECTIONS AS SHOWN.
IF YOU HAVE SPECIAL ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE OUTLINE ANY CHANGES BELOW AS DESCRIBED.
PLEASE NOTE: DESIGN LIMITATIONS ON HOLE/CUTOUT SIZES MAY APPLY.
ICON WILL REACH OUT TO DISCUSS ANY SUCH LIMITATIONS AS NEEDED.
NOTE: ICON SHELTER FRAME IS NOT UL LISTED TO ACT AS A CONDUIT FOR
ELECTRICAL WIRING. CONSULT LOCAL BUILDING CODES WHEN PLANNING
YOUR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.
OPTIONAL EXIT HOLES
IF REQUIRED, EXIT HOLES FOR LIGHTING, ETC. CAN BE
PLACED IN THE RAFTER AND/OR CONNECTOR
TUBE WITH 14ga COVER PLATE AS SHOWN (CHARGES APPLY)
USE FRAME SHEET OF THIS PRELIMINARY TO SPECIFY
REQUIRED EXIT HOLE LOCATIONS AND SIZE.
CONNECTOR
TUBE
RAFTER
14gaCOVER
PLATE
OPTIONAL HOLE
CONDUIT LOCATIONS
PATHWAY
DETAIL B
RAFTER
TIE BEAM
TAIL
V V --� CONDUIT PATHWAY
ICON PROVIDES A MINIMUM OF (1) 3/4" HOLE PROVIDED FOR EACH
COLUMN.
TIE BEAM AT
EACH CONNECTION FOR 1/2" CONDUIT.
COLUMN IF APPLICABLE, PLEASE SPECIFY REQUIRED
CONDUIT SIZE: (CHARGES APPLY)
PRMI�NARY RPT
CPR YTRP C PR
(1)STANI
SHOWN.
(2) CUTOUTS \
FACE C
OTHERW
(3) SPEC]
FIN
EACH C