EXHIBIT B-REGISTER OF AUTHORITY FOR EXPENDITURE Specifications-Form as here shown. Size 14x17 inches. Printed on white medium ledger paper; all lines and printing black. Horizontal lines five to the inch. Instructions for use-As each project is authorized, the number, date, location, description and estimated cost should be entered on this form in order of the numbers assigned. As the completion reports are submitted the remaining information called for on the form should be entered at once. This form is designed to be kept in a loose-leaf binder. One book should be kept for each owning company. EXHIBIT C-EQUIPMENT COMPLETION REPORT Specifications Forms as here shown. Size 11x17 inches. All lines and printing black. Instructions for use-A report must be prepared on this form for each equipment project by the designated officer, as soon after completion as possible, listing and describing the units of equipment affected and giving careful description of the changes made and listing the units involved, both added and retired, with the costs of each. If a project involves changes in a number of units completed in more than one six months' period a progress report should be made covering the changes completed in each six months' period. When the whole project is finished a final report shall be prepared covering all the changes made under the A. F. E., which will be a summary of all the semi-annual progress reports. of the above named company do swear that the foregoing report of property changes which were made under my supervision is true to the best of my knowledge and belief Appendix D (6) CONVENTIONAL SIGNS FOR ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS A. M. BLANCHARD, Chairman; ARMSTRONG CHINN, HENRY LEHN, W. F. OGLE, Sub-Committee. The Electrical Wiring Symbols as shown, Exhibit D, have been adopted by the National Electrical Contractors' Association and the American Institute of Architects and therefore it is the opinion of your SubCommittee that these symbols should be proposed for approval and adoption. Below (see Exhibit E) is given a list of Architectural Symbols which have been prepared for conventional representations of architectural details. The information incorporated in the list has been gathered from all sources available and the best of the symbols have been shown. Exhibit D This specification is based upon the use of the following standard symbols adopted by the National Electrical Contractors' Association and the American Institute of Architects. (Copyrighted.) Ceiling Outlet; Electric caly. Numeral in center indicates number of Standard 16 C. P. Incandescent Lamps. Ceiling Outlet: Combination. indicates 4-16 C. P. Standard Incandescent Lamps and a Gas Burners. If gas only Ha Wall or Baseboard Receptacle Outlet. Numeral in center indicates number of Standard 16 C. P. Incandescent Lamps. 4 Floor Outlet. Numeral in center indicates number of Standard 16 C. P. Incandescent Lamps. Outlet for Outdoor Standard or Pedestal; Electric only. Numeral indicates number of Standard 16 C. P. Incand't Lamps Drop Cord Outlet. One Light Outlet, for Lamp Receptacle. Arc Lamp Outlet. Special Outlet, for Lighting, Heating and Power Current, as described in Specifications Ceiling Fan Outlet S P. Switch Outlet. D. P. Switch Outlet. S3 3-Way Switch Outlet. Show as many Symbols as there are Switches. Or in case of a very large group of Switches, indicate number of Switches by a Roman numeral, thus S XII; meaning 12 Single Pole Switches. Describe Type of Switch in Specifications, that is, Flush or Surface, Push Button or Snap. Exhibit D This specification is based upon the use of the following standard symbols adopted by the National Electrical Contractors' Association and the American Institute of Architects. Circuit for Clock, Telephone, Bell or other Service, run under Floor, concealed. Circuit for Clock, Telephone, Bell or other Service, run under Floor above, concealed |