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Home My WebLink AboutC14-078 Proxy Statement and Absentee Ballot for Avon Center PROXY STATEMENT AND ABSENTEE BALLOT FOR AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK—I HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION A Special Meeting of the Members of Avon Center at Beaver Creek — I Homeowners Association (the "Association") is scheduled for February 15, 2014 at 3 p.m. Mountain Time at the Town of Avon Council Chambers located at 1 Lake St. (just past the library). If you do not plan to be physically present at the meeting,please fill in the Proxy information listed below, complete the absentee ballot, and deliver it to Steve Macdonald, Vail Management Company, no later than seventy-two (72) hours before the beginning of the Special Meeting. You may fax your proxy to (970) 479-9624 or mail it to Vail Management at PO Box 6130, Avon, CO 81620. You may name only one person as your proxy. That person must be present at the Special Meeting. PROXY STATEMENT AND ABSENTEE BALLOT Name: En le avevn me ?t Type of Unit Owned (check one): Commercial Unit C Residential Unit Unit No(s).: !o *************************** ************* ***** ********* ****************** KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That UWe, Fa4){ Oi)c.Lrlfj �nme4i�" Complete full leg�a1 ame(s)of Unit Owner(s) being the owner(s) of Unit(s) 7 , Avon Center at Beaver Creek — I, do hereby irrevocably appoint(s) (check one) Any Officer of the Association C Complete full legal name(s)of Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I Unit Owner/Director/Officer appointed as Proxy {00145155/3} • to be my/our Proxy, in order to (1) represent me at the Special Meeting of the Members of the Association to be held on February 15, 2014 at 3 p.m. Mountain Time, (2) vote as follows (Vote for only one proposal): ..)K( I approve the Sixth Amendment to Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek— I (the "Sixth Amendment"), pursuant to which the Association's Declaration shall be amended to provide for renovation of the first floor lobby area of the Condominium. I disapprove the Sixth Amendment. and (3) vote on my/our behalf, in the event a quorum shall fail to attend the Special Meeting, at such time and place as the adjourned Special Meeting shall be resumed. This Proxy shall remain in full force and effect until such time as it shall be revoked by me/us in writing, but in no event later than the date which is eleven(11) calendar months after the date set forth below. Date Z /o ly Signature of Owner -7/- Date Signature of Owner Please fill in the information below for our files: Address: P0 , 804 c?,�,50 City/State/Zip: Pay, cep g/(Q 3 Home Phone: (� Work Phone: q'7e-307F- 8660 Fax: Email: Cell: Please return to: Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I Homeowners Association Steve MacDonald Vail Management Company Fax(970)479-4624 P.O.Box 6130 Avon,Colorado 81620 {00145155/3} Lodge at Avon100 W. Beaver Creek Blvd. • P.O. Box 964 • Avon, Colorado 81620 enter (970) 949-6202 • (800) 441-4718 • Facsimile (970) 949-7757 AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK- I HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION C/O VAIL MANAGEMENT P.O.BOX 6130 AVON,COLORADO 81620 JANUARY 28, 2014 Re: Proposed Lobby Renovation (Sixth)Amendment to the Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek-1. Dear Avon Center Owners: As you are all aware, the lobby of the Avon Center is overdue for a remodel to address the safety, appearance and guest experience of the entryway to our building. The Association has long been concerned about security, fire suppression and the fact that the present lobby floor is extremely slick when wet. The latter problem is particularly dangerous for those wearing ski boots. After much research, consideration and planning by the Board of Directors and others within the community,we have now reached a consensus on how to proceed. The proposed renovation will not only improve the security and safety,but it will significantly improve the experience of owners and guests. Therefore,the Board feels the project will add value to every Owner's Unit. To begin the process, the Board of Directors is calling a Special Meeting to take the initial steps necessary to facilitate the Lobby Renovation project. On February 15, 2014, the Owners will vote on an Amendment to the Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek-I. The official notice for the Special Meeting and the documents relating to the Amendment are included with this letter. This Sixth Amendment to the Declaration is necessary because while the lobby is a Commercial Limited Common Element, indications are that the Residential Unit Owners will agree to fund 60% of the cost of the renovation. It is expected the Commercial Unit Owners will fund the remaining 40% of the cost and fund all ongoing maintenance costs. The budget for the project, about$225,000, was decided largely by the amount of funds available in the special reserve fund set aside from the Lot B litigation settlement in 2012 and covers replacing and improving the lobby entry, flooring, ceiling, lighting and, to a lesser extent, the walls. As with any construction project, additional mandatory repairs may come to light after the project begins. If such items are discovered in the process, the Board will exercise its discretion to allocate funds either within the budget or from Residential and Commercial reserves to address the problem. It is the Association's goal to complete the project without any additional assessments,but all construction projects carry some risk in this regard. rAP {00265526/1 } AS/ Management Companij The Special Meeting will provide all Owners the opportunity to learn more about the lobby renovation, provide their input and have their questions answered. The Board will make time for an open discussion of the lobby project at the Special Meeting. We look forward to hearing from you at that time. Please make attending the February 15th, at 3 p.m. Mountain Time Special Meeting in person or via telephone conference a priority- (800) 371-8200 Access Code: 5787963. To attend the meeting in person, please go the Town of Avon Council Chambers at 1 Lake Street (just beyond the library) in Avon. Very truly yours, AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK- I HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION By: Tom Crosbie President Board of Directors {00265526/1 } AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK—I HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION Board of Directors JANUARY 28, 2014 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING In accordance with Article IV, Sections D and E of the First Amended Bylaws of Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I Homeowners Association, the Board of Directors (the "Board") of Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I Homeowners Association(the "Association")hereby delivers notice of a Special Meeting of the Association owners to be held on February 15, 2014 at 3 p.m. Mountain Time at the Town of Avon Council Chambers located at 1 Lake Street in Avon(just past the library). The sole agenda item for the Special Meeting after openng the meeting and certifying proof of notice and quorum requirements, is requesting the Association owners to consider whether the Association should amend the Association's Declaration in accordance with the enclosed Amendment to provide for the renovation of the first floor lobby area of the Condominium. If you cannot, or choose not to, attend the special meeting, please complete the enclosed proxy and ballot form and deliver the same to Steve MacDonald, Vail Property Management, not later than the Call to Order at the Special Meeting. While physical attendance at the meeting is not required, if you will not attend the meeting in person you are still required to execute and return the enclosed proxy and ballot. This is necessary for quorum and voting purposes even if you will participate in the Special Meeting by telephone. If you do wish to participate in the meeting by telephone, the Board has established the following telephone bridge for you to call into at 3 p.m. Mountain Time on February 15, 2014: (800) 371-8200 Access Code: 5787963. {00145153/3) SIXTH AMENDMENT TO CONDOMINIUM DECLARATION FOR AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK—I THIS SIXTH AMENDMENT TO CONDOMINIUM DECLARATION FOR AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK—I(this"Sixth Amendment") is made as of the 15th day of February 2014. RECITALS: A. Avon Center at Beaver Creek- I is encumbered by and subject to that certain Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I, dated December 4, 1981, and recorded December 7, 1981 in Book 333 at Page 003 and at Reception No. 229359 of the Eagle County, Colorado real property records, as amended by the following: Amendment to Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek- I dated January 14, 1997 and recorded January 15, 1997 in Book 716 at Page 242 and at Reception No. 612217 of the aforesaid real property records; First Amendment to Amended Condominium Declaration dated September 9, 1997 and recorded September 11, 1997 in Book 736 at Page 957 and at Reception No. 632911 of the aforesaid real property records; Second Amendment to Amended Condominium.Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I dated April 5, 2000 and recorded April 11, 2000 at Reception No. 726943 of the aforesaid real property records; Third Amendment to Amended Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek— I dated August 15, 2006 and recorded September 1, 2006 at Reception No. 200623959 of the aforesaid real property records; Fourth Amendment to Amended Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I dated August 20, 2007 and recorded August 28, 2007 at Reception No. 200722967 of the aforesaid real property records; Restated Fourth Amendment to Amended Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I dated March 8, 2011 and recorded April 15, 2011 at Reception No. 201107088 of the aforesaid real property records and Fifth Amendment to Amended Condominium Declaration for Avon Center at Beaver Creek—I dated December 7, 2013 and recorded at Reception No. of the aforesaid real property records (the"Declaration"). All capitalized terms not otherwise defined herein shall have the meanings ascribed thereto in the Declaration. B. Pursuant to Section 19 of the Declaration, as modified by C.R.S. § 38- 33.3-217(1)(a)(1), the Declaration may be amended by the affirmative vote of the Owners holding at least sixty-seven percent (67%) of the votes of the Homeowners Association. C. As hereinafter provided, the Owners wish to amend Section 17(b) of the Declaration in order to facilitate the renovation of certain Commercial Limited Common Elements. D. This Sixth Amendment has been duly executed by Owners holding at least sixty-seven percent (67%) of the votes of the Homeowners Association. {00145023/3} E. All other preconditions to the effectiveness of this Sixth Amendment required by the Declaration have occurred. AMENDMENT: NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby declared that this Sixth Amendment is valid, in full force and effect, and incorporated into the Declaration in the same manner and with the same effect as if this Sixth Amendment were originally part of the same: 1. Incorporation of Recitals. The recitals set forth above are incorporated in the operative provisions of this Sixth Amendment. 2. Amendment of Section 17(b) of the Declaration. Section 17(b) of the Declaration is hereby amended by adding the following to the end thereof: Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Declaration, on a one-time-only basis those certain Commercial Limited Common Elements designated on Exhibit 1 attached hereto (the "Lobby Common Elements") shall be renovated as determined by the Board of Directors of the Homeowners Association,provided that the cost of the one-time-only renovation project shall not exceed $225,000.00 (the"Lobby Common Elements Limited Renovation Project"). Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Declaration, the cost of the Lobby Common Elements Limited Renovation Project shall be allocated forty percent (40%)to the Commercial Unit Owners and sixty percent(60%) to the Residential Unit Owners. Except as provided herein with respect to the Lobby Common Elements Limited Renovation Project, all other terms of the Declaration relating to the administration, operation and management, repair and replacement of the Lobby Common Elements which comprise part of the Commercial Limited Common Elements shall continue in full force and effect. 3. Effect of Sixth Amendment. This Sixth Amendment has been approved by the affirmative vote of the Owners holding at least sixty-seven percent(67%) of the votes of the Homeowners Association. This Sixth Amendment shall be effective upon recording in the Office of the Clerk and Recorder of Eagle County, Colorado. Except as specifically amended herein, all terms, conditions, covenants, restrictions, and limitations contained in the Declaration shall remain in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Owners have approved the foregoing Sixth Amendment as of the date and year first written above, as evidenced by the attached Certification of the Board. [REMAINDER OF PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK.] {00145023/3} 2 CERTIFICATION OF THE BOARD The Board hereby certifies that at least sixty-seven percent(67%) of the Owners entitled to vote on the foregoing Sixth Amendment have approved the same. AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK—I HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, a Colorado nonprofit corporation By: Thomas B. Crosbie, President STATE OF ) )ss. COUNTY OF ) The foregoing was acknowledged before me this day of , 2014, by Thomas B. Crosbie, as President of AVON CENTER AT BEAVER CREEK—I HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, a Colorado nonprofit corporation, on behalf of the corporation. WITNESS my hand and official seal. Notary Public My commission expires: {00145023/3 i EXHIBIT 1 DEPICTION OF LOBBY COMMON ELEMENTS rIcr IDC V R P /]J Yom_ n7 `$: 1[O KC 1 _ .. _�r E.o y.` nr ZIP'y zr w y 1 ore X.. r k ...• . -.. litili Hill%111111120„i - 1 4 t: i 4a r 4 Q \ {i K✓ Y L.-_._ L - azr c) E. h a t ! :4 4 .ter � AR _ � ";` ` w I I , `J k f A sR� � i � :t/n u ir V q CI 1 tlf i S ��e ® �� It ur i C i ..• r �r P, `t — l n t s w $ 51- 1.r e L w i- n PI p , a N I , I .nr ,.J o� H . ✓ � �z,.. `® or ._ n 4-.r. '. 1 .c., "� 4 q i k n 9Q Fi C$ Jro iG n n A rr . 1 i I;:: {00145023/3} • Avon Center Request for Proposal January 21, 2104 This package of material is provided to general contractors who have the capability, capacity, resources and desire to perform and manage a major renovation project, we prefer to call it an "upgrade", for the Avon Center located at 100 W. Beaver Creek Blvd., Avon, CO. As a result of our recent project review meeting, we would appreciate your providing a proposal for the project. As noted in the schedule, all proposals are due by February 3, 2014. The package includes the following information: • Upgrade Project Overview • Scope of Work • Material Requirements • Project Schedule We are cognizant the uncertainties that renovation projects can encounter and have tried to the best of our ability to identify and clarify such issues in order to minimize the risk all parties might face. In that regard, we have spent considerable time and effort working with material suppliers in order to determine potential costs and to balance them with our priorities and funding. Due to the expense and 10 week lead time for the flooring tile, the HOA Board is considering ordering the tile prior to obtaining project approval by the HOA members. As a result, we would appreciate your submitting bids including the tile and without the tile. An American Institute of Architects (AIA) compatible project contract with fixed time and material costs and a formal change order process will be signed with the general contractor we feel can best manage and perform the project. Avon Center Lobby Upgrade Project Overview January 21, 2104 The Avon Center Homeowners Association (HOA) Board of Directors is currently planning a project that will significantly upgrade the Avon Center lobby, four lobby entries, nine elevator lobbies, two elevator cars, luggage cart storage area and the HOA office. Funding constraints will necessitate a multiphase project over several years. The phase one priorities are (1) more attractive, safer and reduced maintenance lobby flooring, (2) more attractive ceiling, (3) improved and reduced energy lighting, (4) more open and inviting "main" entry and (5) more attractive, inviting and informative lobby walls and signage. As a result, phase one will include new flooring, ceiling and lighting for the lobby, four entries, 1st floor elevator lobby, elevator cars and luggage cart storage area. Subject to budget constraints, phase one will also include enhancements to the HOA office and adjacent east lobby entry. Phase two will include flooring, ceiling, lighting and wall enhancements to the 2nd through 8th floor and garage elevator lobbies plus additional enhancements to the lobby walls. Funds are currently available for phase one and the Board is currently soliciting general contractor bids and approval of the HOA members for the project to commence no later than May 15, 2014. The attached "Scope of Work" and "Project Schedule" describe phase one in greater detail. Vail Management Company (VMC) is the Avon Center property manager and the general contractor selected for phase one will be required to liaison with Steve MacDonald, VMC owner, and Bob Roman, VMC General Manager, to assure Avon Center owners and tenants are kept advised of all project activities that might impact their business or occupancy. The VMC office is on the 2nd floor of the Avon Center and Steve Macdonald's telephone number is 970-390-0230. Note that the Avon Center does not lay in a true north/south orientation and the 1St floor lobby entries referenced in this document and referenced drawings are as follows: • North entry is adjacent Bob's Place • East entry is adjacent the HOA office • South entry is adjacent Avon Liquor • West entry is adjacent Ticino's Avon Center Lobby Upgrade Scope of Work Summary January 21, 2014 • Apply for an Avon building permit • Estimated cost$75 per Willy Gray—only required to assure city standards are met East entry and HOA office enhancements: • Raise the crown molding and ceiling adjacent the HOA office 12" • Remove existing HOA office store front and save aluminum framing and glass for entry modifications per attached drawings • Remove two existing HOA office windows, frame and drywall to close opening, stucco, texture and paint • Reposition the four existing entry doors and install entry glass sidelights and transoms using the previously demised HOA store front material per attached drawings • Extend and/or extend existing HOA office walls, door and reception counter per attached drawings • Install a reception counter security grill and repair carpet as required Flooring: • Remove and dispose existing lobby carpet, grey tile and wood baseboard • Apply leveling grout to existing red brick tile • Install floor and baseboard tile in specified sizes and pattern in the lobby, luggage cart storage, 1st floor elevator lobby and two elevator cabs per attached drawing • Install specified 42"x72"foot grill and pan in the south and west entries per attached drawings • Repair concrete at the west entry vestibule Ceiling: • Remove and dispose existing lobby, HOA office, luggage cart storage and 1s'floor elevator lobby ceiling panels, florescent light cans and drop ceiling frame (excluding L shaped wall brackets at crown molding) • Install new drop ceiling frame and specified acoustic ceiling panels • Install specified LED ceiling and wall washer lights per drawing • Reinstall ceiling signs, video cameras and sprinkler head covers Walls: • Repair and/or replace all walls, chair and crown molding to conform in design • Paint walls, chair and crown molding and 3 metal doors as specified Wall enhancements p ( tional o p in phase one subject to budget constraints): • Remove existing chair molding • Install specified wood panels, mirrors and artwork Avon Center Lobby Upgrade Schedule January 21, 2014 Review scope of work(subject to insurance and performance bond) in January 2014 Contact Ron Martell (512-529-7716 or rmartellAmicrodinc,com) with any questions Submit bids no later than February 3, 2014 Select contractor no later than February 10, 2014 Award contract no later than February 15, 2014(subject to approval by Avon Center HOA members) Apply for an Avon building permit no later than April 1, 2104 Commence work no later than May 15, 2104 Complete project no later than September 15, 2104 Avon Center Upgrade Material and Construction Comments January 21, 2014 East Entry and HOA Office Enhancements: The sequence in which these tasks are performed is critical. First, the lobby ceiling from the east entry to the west end of the HOA office must be raised 12". Remove the ceiling panels, remove the 2'x4' florescent light can, drop ceiling track and crown molding. Next remove and save the office store front P anels (SF1-SF7) and door(D5) as shown in the 9 "Existing"drawings. Next remove and save the entry doors (D1-D4). Remove and dispose entry side panel (SPO). Remove and dispose entry window (W1) and HOA office windows (W2 and W3). Remove and repair the exterior wall below window W1 opening. Install store fronts (SF3 and SF4) and doors D1 and D2) as shown in the "Revised" drawings—note that the centerline of the reinstalled doors will be about 9" south of the previous centerline. Frame, stucco the exterior wall to close the openings created by removal of windows W2 drywall and stu Y and W3. Install store fronts (SF5 and SF6) and doors (D3 and D4). Procure and install transoms T1-T4 above the inner and outer doors. It is assumed the transoms will be sourced from a local glass company and it is strongly recommended that they not be ordered until the existing entry glass doors and HOA office store front components have been repositioned per the attached drawings. Move HOA office wall W1 north and frame and drywall as required to close the opening Move the reception counter or(D6) and wall and the ceiling. M (Cl),between the top of W1 an p ( ) ( ) p 9 north a similar amount. Extend wall W2 to the ceiling north and extend walls W2 and W3 9 and install glass in the opening. Save all carpet removed with the HOA office store front to repair the carpet after the two walls, door and reception counter are relocated. rep rp p A Glass Essential 561 series grill roller shutter with a key lock and raised/lowered manually via tape will be required for the reception counter. See their website for ordering information. Ltra .. , v�sIumt* ,sin ,� ars•swria+ sau�► ° • Tile Flooring and Baseboard: WALKS/1.0 Beige porcelain tile produced by the Italian company Floor Gres and sold locally by Decorative Materials, Inc. (DMI) of Edwards, CO,will be used. Contact Deb Burklund (970-926- 2322) if additional information is required regarding the tile. Three different tile sizes and two different finishes will be purchased as follows: Metric English Product Description SF/Box SF Req. SF Cost #Box SF Est.Cost 40x80 15'.x31W" 728724 16x32 Natural 10.33 200 $ 5.49 20 207 $ 1,134.23 40x40 15'.x15'." 728732 16x16 Natural 12.06 400 $ 5.49 33 398 $ 2,184.91 40x80 1534x31'/" 728728 16x32 Soft 10.33 1,500 $ 5.49 145 1,498 $ 8,223.20 40x40 153Ax19." 728736 16x16 Soft 12.06 3,000 $ 5.49 250 3,015 $ 16,552.35 5,100 448 5,117 $ 28,094.69 Metric Inches Product Description SF/Box LF Req. SF Cost #Box LF Est.Cost 20x40 7 7/8x15'." 728740 8x16 Soft 10.33 900 $ 5.49 60 945 $ 5,188.05 $ 33,282.74 The tile lead time is quoted at 10 weeks FOB DMI's Denver warehouse. DMI estimates freight from Denver via RAC will be about$??? and sales tax will be about$250. The 40x40 and 40x80 metric tiles will are to be laid on the lobby floor in the pattern shown in the attached drawing with a grout width of no more than 1/8". The grout color must match the tile color. Note that 40x80 and 40x40 tile with a "Natural"finish is to be laid as floor tile from the west entry and approximately 42 feet to the second double doors (east of Ticino's entrance). The 40x80 and 40x40 tile with a "Soft"finish tile is to be laid as floor tile in all other areas and the 20x40 title is to be used as baseboard in all areas. Although the phase one lobby area and baseboard length are estimated to be approximately 4,500 square feet(SF) and 800 lineal feet (LF) respectively, we require that 5,117 SF of floor tile and 945 LF of baseboard tile be purchased to assure more than sufficient material for phase one and excess tile will be used in phase two for the eight additional elevator lobbies. Labor cost to install the tile and baseboard, should of course, be based on the tile area and lineal distance actually laid. Foot Grilles: Design Track foot grilles manufactured by Mats, Inc., are to be installed in the east and west entry areas. The custom made grilles will be 72"wide and 42" and will include aluminum drain pans. Installation of drain pans will require removal of the grey tile and the red brick original tile plus perhaps 1"to 1 /12" of concrete. Consult the Mats, Inc. website at www.matsinc.com for installation instructions. A 1/13/2014 email quote from Mats' Texas representative, Calvin Jester at 214-605-2238 or cjesterCa7.matsinc.com, is also enclosed for reference purposes. Note that a 72"x48" DesignTrack foot grill with drain pan costs about$75 per square foot, delivery is 4-6 weeks and freight(to Austin) is $335. Ceiling Panels: Armstrong Dune Second Look II, 15/16"Angled Tegular and scored to look like 2'x2' panels (Item#2711) are to be used in all areas. LED Lighting: Two types of LED lights will be used—one for direct lighting and the other for wall lighting. The direct lighting will be about 110 each Lighting Sciences "Glimpse 6" LED lights with 4000 Kelvin temperature and the wall lighting will be about 70 each Satco "4 Gimble white" LED lights with 4000 Kelvin temperature. The lights are to be attached directly to ceiling panels using a J-box with the centers of the lights aligned with the center of the 2'x2' scored ceiling panels. A drawing showing the approximate location of the lights is enclosed. It is anticipated that obstacles may prevent some lights from being positioned as shown and minor adjustments can be made. A 10/23/2013 quote from Lights Fantastic in Austin,TX for the lights is also enclosed for reference purposes. While the quote has expired, LED prices appear to be dropping quickly and it is possible that better prices can be achieved at this time. Wall paint: Interior walls will be painted with Benjamin Moore Aura interior paint. The majority of the lobby will be painted one color and the four entries may be painted different colors. All exterior walls will be painted with Sherwin Williams Conflex elastomeric paint. A painting schedule will be available at a later date. 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Department of Public Health CDPH/EHLB/Standard When installed with Armstrong Suspension System. Smoke Developed Index 50 or less,fUL labeled) Details at armstrong.com/warranty Method Version 1.1,2010.This standard is the ASTM El 264 Classification guideline for low emissions in LEED,CalGreen Title Weight;Square Feet/Carton Type Ill,Form 2,Pattern C E K 24,ANSI/ASHRAE/USGBC/IES Standard 189;ANSI/Gill 1.00 Ins/SF,80 SF/stn Fire Class A Green Building Assessment Protocol. Minimum Order Quantity Sag Resistance Insulation Value 1 carton 1yr HumiGuard'Plus-superior R Factor-1.6(BTU units) 0 -;❑ resistance to sagging in high R Factor-0.28(Watts units) Metric 7111M!2722M,2712M-Metric items are subject "' humidity conditions up to,but High Recycled Content* to extended lead times and minimum quantities. not including,standing water Contains greater than 50%total recycled content Contact your representative for more details. t) and outdoor applications. 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