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112 Algonquin Road ~ Barrington Hills, IL 60010-5199 ~ 847.551.3000

VILLAGE OF BARRINGTON HILLS Heritage & Environs Committee

NOTICE OF MEETING

Tuesday, May 17, 2016 ~ 10:00 am

112 Algonquin Road

AGENDA

1. Call to Order & Roll Call 2. Public Comments

3. [Vote] Minutes April 19, 2016

4. Old Business

4.1 Review Paint and Floor Bid Documents 4.2 Review Daltile Commercial Tile samples; Discuss commercial

Ceramic/Porcelain Tile Selection 4.3 Review all Carpet Swatches: Broadloom & Carpet Tile; 4.4 Discuss Carpet Broadloom/ Carpet Tile Selection; Discuss Shaw

Performance Broadloom 4.5 Discuss orange quarry tile in (299) North and (200) West entrances. 4.6 Discuss Proposed Lid Ordinance

5. New Business

5.1 Committee Meeting Day & Time 6. Adjournment

Co-Chairman: Josie Croll & Donato Cantalupo

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VILLAGE OF BARRINGTON HILLS HERITAGE & ENVIRONS COMMITTEE Meeting Minutes April 19, 2016

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Call to Order:

Co-Chairman Dan Cantalupo called the meeting to order at 10:02 AM. Roll Call:

Members Present: Dan Cantalupo, Linda Cools, Neil Fern, Lorraine Briggs and Robin VanCastle Members Absent: Josie Croll, Suzy Mogler, Daniel Mjolsness, Erin Vondra & Liz Olsen Liaisons Present: Fritz Gohl, Anna Paul and Sgt. Kann Guests: Bob Kosin

Request for Public Comments: There were no public comments made. Approval of Minutes: After discussion and a change to the Cub Scout pack number, Neil moved to approve the minutes of the March 31, 2016 meeting. It was noted that going forward the minutes should be signed by the preparer. The minutes were then unanimously approved. 4.1 Discussion of Flooring: The committee discussed the issue of the orange tile in the entrance. The cost to remove the tile could approximate $15,000, which the committee feels is expensive. However, there are a number of significant issues that would prevent the planking from being installed on top of the tile. The committee agreed to obtain a second quote for the tile removal and replacement with planks. Fritz Golh provided the committee with approximate budget amounts for the improvements to the exterior and interior.

The committee does recommend commercial-grade planking in the hallway, kitchen and conference room with carpet in all other rooms. Linda Cools raised various questions about the flooring proposal, including the depth of the skim coat under the flooring and if furniture moving was included. Bob Kosin and Anna Paul informed the committee that contract details would be handled by village administration. The committee’s charge is to provide stylistic direction. Don Cantalupo and Linda Cools volunteered to go to a carpet store to identify carpet for the committee to evaluate at the next meeting. They will target commercial-grade carpet. Sgt. Kann brought up the kitchen cabinets. If the flooring is being re-done the committee may want to recommend that the kitchen cabinets be replaced at the same time. A quote will need to be obtained for cabinets for the committee’s consideration.

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Discussion of Painting: The committee discussed the painting, noting that they are recommending three areas be re-painted: (1) the north entrance, including the bathrooms, BACOG and the stairs, (2) the interior hallway and the offices and (3) the west entrance. The committee discussed the need to secure additional quotes with clarification about details, such as the louvers in the ceiling. Anna Paul clarified that the committee’s charge is to recommend the scope of the work and then the village administration will coordinate with the contractors for the performance of the work. Trash Container Ordinance: The committee discussed the need for trash containers that effectively contain waste and reduce roadside trash. The committee recommends that an ordinance be adopted whereby both trash and recycling containers are required to have hinged lids. Bob Kosin agreed to work on the drafting of an ordinance and report at the committee’s next meeting. 4.2 Roadside Clean-up Program: Neil Fern reported that he has reached out to a number of local churches and organizations to adopt a road within the village to periodically clean of trash. His Cub Scout Pack 187 had adopted Helm Road and a road sign will be installed to publicize their commitment. Neil added that the Cub Scouts would be cleaning the road on April23rd. 5.1 Public comment Rules: Anna Paul suggested that the committee should consider rules for public comments at meetings. The committee agreed to add that to the agenda for next month’s meeting. Mission Statement: Lorraine Briggs requested that the approval of the committee’s mission statement be added to the agenda for next month’s meeting. 6.0 Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at noon upon a motion by Linda Cools, seconded by Robin VanCastle and approved by all members present. Respectfully submitted, Robin VanCastle

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FIELD TILE

OAKTRAIL XT 8083*

FARMHOU8E XT 8084*

WALNUT CREEK XT 8085*

GRAVEL ROAD XT 8086*

* Also available in Saddle Brook S013-13 for interior floor applications.

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Field Tile

OAK TRAIL SD13 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 47.3% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: United States

GRAVEL ROAD S016 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 47.3% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: United States

Description

FARMHOUSE SD14 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 47.3% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: United States

WALNUT CREEK SD15 Field TIle Pre-Consumer: 47.3% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: United States

Let the warmth and timeless look of hardwood flow through the entire home with Saddle Brook glazed porcelain tile. An authentic hardwood visual is combined with four natural wood tones to give a realistic look on a durable, scratch-resistant surface.

• AUTHENTIC APPEAL - Timeless design and a warm color palette are combined for an authentic look - ~eveallmagingTM technology creates an incredibly authentic visual by combining rich color with a wide variation of natural wood patterns - Popular plank size with coordinating trim

• RICHNESS OF WOOD WITHOUT THE WORRY - High moisture resistance, which is ideal to bring a wood look to areas such as bathrooms and kitchens

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SIZES

Thickness Sq . Ft. Pieces per

per Carton Carton

6 x 36 (5-7/8" x 35-7/16") 5/16" 13.05 9 Field Tile (15.00 cm x 90 .00 cm)

FLOOR APPLICATIONS

Target Suitable OCOFwet

Dry & Level- Interior NIA 0./

Wet & Level - Interior ;;" 0 .42 0./

Exterior Applications; Pool Decking & Other Wet Areas ;;" 0.60 .." with Minimal Footwear

Ramps & Inclines ;;" 0.65

A DCOF value of;;" 0.42 is the new standard for tiles specified for commercial application in standard A 137.1-2012, Section 9.6. It replaces the SCOF value of ;;" 0.60 referenced in ASTM C'028 . For more information on the correlation between the two values and about the DCOF AcuTest '", visit www.daltile.com/dcof.

OTHER APPLICAT IONS

Wallsl Backsplashes

Countertops

Pool Linings

APPLICATION NOTES:

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TRIM

Type Number Size Pieces per

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~ Bullnose- S-43H9 3 x 18 16

- Bullnose stocked in Saddle BrookNcolors SO 13- S016. Colors S013-S016 coordinate with Saddle Brook XT'"colors S083-S086. Saddle Brook XT bullnose colors S083- SD86 available by special order with extended lead time. Please specify Saddle Brook or Saddle Brook XTcolor designation when ordering bullnose trim tile.

Bullnose trim is intended to coordinate with field tile in the standard 90-degree installation position.

INSTALLATION

Grout Joint Recommendation

3/16" (overlap should not exceed 33% when installing rectangular size in a

staggered brick- joint pattern)

TEST RESULTS ---... ---

Water Absorption

Breaking Strength

Scratch Hardness

Chemical Resistance

Abrasion Resistance

Shade Variat ion

• High (V3)

ASTM# Result

C373 <0.5%

C648 > 2751bs.

MOHS 8.0

C650 Resistant

C'027 3-4

For additional information, visit daltile.comlinformationlTestResults.

NOTES

Special consideration needs to be given when installing tiles 20" and larger. Please refer to daltile.com/LargeTiles for more information.

Use of a latex modified thin- set is recommended for installation.

Since there are variations in all fired ceramic products, tile and trim supplied for your particular installation may not match these samples. Final color selection should be made from actual tiles and trim and not from tile samples or color reproductions. Manufactured in accordance with ANSI A 137.1 standards.

Water, oil , grease, etc. create slippery conditions. Floor applications with exposure to these conditions require extra caution in product selection. Not for use on ramps.

For additional information refer to "Factors to Consider" at daltile.coml Factors.

Saddle Brook XT'" includes StepWiseNtechnology and can be used on both interior and exterior floor applications. Saddle Brook '"does not include StepWise'" technology and can be used on interior floor applications only. For more information, visit dalt ile.coml SaddleBrook.

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Product Information

Tile Thickness: 5/16" Minimum Grout Joint Recommendation: 3/16" (overlap should not exceed 33% when installing rectangular size in a staggered brick-joint pattern) Shade Variation: High (V3)

Technical Data

D.C.O.F. Moisture Breaking Chemical Abrasion

Wet Absorption Strength MOH's Resistance Resistance

~ .42 <0.5% >275Ibs. 8 Resistant 3

Dynamic C.O.F. (Wet) value as measured by the DCOF AcuTest™ helps to assess a products suitability for a commercial environment. Read information on D.C.O.F.

Applications

Floor Applications Target DeOF wet

Dry & Level nfa

Wet & Level ~ 0.42

Commercial Dining Areas ~ 0.50

Pool Decking & other wet areas with minimal footwear ~ 0.60

Covered Exterior ~ 0.60

Interior Ramps, Inclines and Uncovered Exterior ~ 0.65

Other Applications

WallsfBacksplashes

Countertops

Pool Linings

Notes:

• Floor tile suitable for exterior applications in freezing and non-freezing climates when proper installation methods are followed.

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ORCHARD GREY SW01 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 10.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy

Pre-Consumer: 10.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy

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WINTER SPRUCE SW02 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 10.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy

SNOW PINE SW05 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 10.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy

AUTUMN WOOD SW03 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 10.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy

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• LARGE-FORMAT PLANKS -- Stylish large planks provide an opportunity for distinctive designs in both commercial and residential spaces

• EASY INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE -- Tru-Edge ™ technology makes installation clean and easy, while the porcelain tile is easy to maintain

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• DISTINCTIVE VISUALS & NEUTRAL COLORS -- The color pallete, along with two distinctive visuals, allows Season Wood to integrate into any look and application naturally

Notes:

• Strong random shading enhances the natural beauty of this product. To achieve optimal results, tile should be selected from multiple cartons and shading arrangement planned prior to installation .

• Special care should be taken when grouting with dark pigmented colors. A grout release is recommended to prevent finely powdered pigments from lodging in the pores of the surface. Use of a latex modified thin-set is recommended for installation.

Product Information

Tile Thickness: 3/8" Minimum Grout Joint Recommendation: 1/8" (3/16" when rectangular sizes are used in a staggered brick-joint pattern. Overlap should not exceed 33%) Shade Variation : Random (V4)

Technical Data


Wet Absorption Strength MOH's Resistance Resistance

~.42 <0.5% > 450 Ibs. 8.0 Resistant N/A


Applications

Floor Applications

Dry & Level

Wet & Level

Commercial Dining Areas

Pool Decking & other wet areas with minimal footwear

Covered Exterior

Interior Ramps. Inclines and Uncovered Exterior

Other Applications

Walls/Backsplashes

Countertops

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• Suitable for exterior applications in freezing and non-freezing climates when proper installation methods are followed.

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Tile Size

Size Shape

(233/8" x 467/8") D 24 x 48 Field Tile (59.44 cm x 119.30 cm) Pieces Per Carton: 2 SQFT: 15.50

(11 5/8" x 467/8")

0 12 x 48 Field Tile (29.65 cm x 119.30 cm) Pieces Per Carton: 3 SQFT: 11.64

(73/4" x 467/8") ] 8 x 48 Field Tile (19.71 cm x 119.30 cm) Pieces Per Carton: 3 SQFT: 7.74

(53/4" x 467/8")

~ 6 x 48 Field Tile (14.71 cm x 119.30 cm) Pieces Per Carton: 6 SQFT: 11.64

Trim

Description Shape Number Size Shape

Bullnose S-43C9 3 x 12 c::J Cove Base P-36C9T 6x 12 cJ

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Cove Outcorner PC-36C9T 1x6 il Notes:

• Cove base and floor bullnose trim are intended to coordinate with floor field tile in the standard 90-degree installation position.

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Field Tile

ZEN GARDEN P530 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 17.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy

URBAN SAFARI P532 Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 17.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy

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Field Tile Pre-Consumer: 17.0% Post-Consumer: 0.0% Origin: Italy


Available in large, linear sizes and coordinating accents, Veranda offers both selection and style. The coordinating Veranda Tones and Veranda Solids collections integrate earthy colors and elemental inspiration like leather, pearls, suede and steel. The wide array of tones that were inspired from both man-made and natural sources serves as the basis for this unique collection.

Notes:

• Since there are variations in all fired ceramic products, the tile and trim supplied for your particular installation may not match these samples. Final selection should be made from actual tiles and trim and not from tile and trim samples or color reproductions. Manufactured in accordance with ANSI A 137.1 standards.

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• Special care should be taken when grouting with dark pigmented colors. A grout release is recommended to prevent finely powdered pigments from lodging in the pores of the tile surface.

• Use of a latex modified thin-set is recommended when installing porcelain tile. Not for use on ramps.

• Use coordinating Veranda Solids trim with Veranda Tones.

Product Information

Tile Thickness: 3/8" Minimum Grout Joint Recommendation: 1/8" (3/16" when used in a staggered brick-joint pattern, where the overlap does not exceed 33%). Shade Variation: High (V3)

Technical Data


Wet Absorption Strength MOHts Resistance Resistance

::,0.42 <0.5% >500Ibs. 8.5 Resistant NIA


Applications

Floor Applications Target DCOF wet Suitable

Dry & Level nla ., Wet & Level ;::: 0.42 ., Commercial Dining Areas ;:::0.50 .r Pool Decking & other wet areas with minimal footwear ;:::0.60 ., Covered Exterior ;:::0.60 .r ----Interior Ramps, Inclines and Uncovered Exterior ;:::0.65 ------------------------------------------------------------Other Applications

Suitable

Walls/Backsplashes

Countertops

Pool Linings

Downloads/Links

DOWNLOADS

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LINKS

• Linear Options • DCOF AcuTest™ • Factors To Consider • Installation Considerations • Care & Maintenance • Warranty • Porcelain/Ceramic Test Results • Locate Us

Tile Size

Size

6 1/2 x 20 Field Tile

13 x 20 Field Tile

20 x 20 Field Tile

(63/8" x 19 1/2") (16.2 cm x 49.2 cm) Pieces Per Carton: 12 SOFT: 10.32

(127/8" x 19 1/2") (32.8 cm x 49.2 cm) Pieces Per Carton: 6 SOFT: 10.32

(19 1/2" x 19 112") (49.2 cm x 49.2 cm) Pieces Per Carton: 6 SOFT: 15.51


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'MIe1ll!M"yOU"f'IIlooking lor a sleak and simple wood look lIIal compIement& y<:U oonlempOr1lly fum~ .... or you P!9fer a rustic look fur y<:U f.""'ouae, Olllile has a wIeSe rarlIJD of proWcts. For al<ampie. dIeCII 001 me Sa!!* Brook or k ~ CQIIedion, Wood ftoon offer IppealkllJ grein, color, end !eKlUralwrlallon •. and It\e same Is 1rUe of wood-Iook tile ~)"O\l're looking lor I variety of tontI'BtI and color oplionl, lab a look allhe Ac!Icja valty'" collection .

H you wanl a more &ubae Blyle with wood-Iook 1i1D, chedr ""'the ~ _ Forest Pari<'" coIledion., wFlk:h ~ ...... more understeled resemlJiance 10 wood. For I rustic: lind maimed wood ef!m:!., chd out .... SeMon 'M?o<I'" ooIlection. " ewkea thl awearance of weathered, wooden pia'lks whlkl provkIIng the ~i;!)' 01 j)OI'OIIIaIn 1IIe, The Yod<wood l.1aoor'" coIIedIon aIIo offer. <Ive!se oom and Ie""'"s ...... h 11 ""lie wood appe....-.ca.

You don' neceSNflly nood 10 matm wood-Iook lile w+th your dflO:lf style. Feellree 10 mix H up_ For example, you can tIM lll1eek ItykI of wood-IOok dl, 10 oontra$! with omllle In. fumlture, or dloo6e a rustk: $lyle ofwood-look IIIe 10 con1rIISi Mlh conllfrlPOl'lWY dIoor.

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There 8f'I countless WII)II you can uN wood-Iook tile, and the 00IT"tIin8tlof)s and coofigurelions are _mIIed only I)y your lmaglnallon, Uslog wood elled. tie on YOU' 1IoorI1, • ~, but I\IIVe you c:onaIdefed ;,steIIn!I ~ on your WI.SIO give orr the look of panal~? ThIs cook! worIr .. pedally wa~ In the bMrwoom to give fl' epace the tllme ,.. .. a lII.ma. You can also Iirl1lly use wood-Iook t~e as a &IIITOund for YOU' ballliub ot ' hower.

Consider ~~ the ~ 1I1unII1ook of wood on your ouldoor porch, cIe<:II, or patiO. MOst wood-Iook I~e can be used ouldoon to oompIemeni your hQme'. IIrd'IIIec1ure and style wtth me authe!tlic ~ of wOOd pIao1u. You can also create a Smooth Ira1Ii11on from your home', exter10r 10 ItIInter10r b\I ullng thll .. me tile on your Indoor IIoorInIJ and lI1e 8<Ijaoen1 00JId00r living space.

8ecause wood-look liIe can be used ~ pieces lllat are prone to moisture and he.8V)' tratIIc, Il"I lhe peffeQ 6Okrtlon lor your outdoor bIng space, Yoo can 1110 usa lYOOd-iook tile III 11 bIck$pIII$h or 00 a countertop lor t>oth your IndoOr and ooldoor l:Itc:henl and IMng 8f'I8I. ThiI wt. aula • oohe""l marne 100 wII tie the Ijlacel togetl\ef,

If th .... " 1P1IcIeI oonsklrlnliion. In'-'O/'o'ed In ct'IOOSilllJ )IOOr flooring maIDr1all. ~'s ~kely IMt wood-Iook ~II can meal your needs, For Inltance, ~)'OU IIaV8 pets, you IuIow thillthey eM be tougl on tIoonI. PotoeIaIn tile ",silts IIC7I1mH and WM" "",aid I)y yoor petl' paws. And H)'OU, pet IrICkIln mud lrom the yard, )'OU can .amove It quickly, wiIk:h m&afIIi Ihllihere IB Ie-. of II ~ ... of pen'IIiIn«lt damlQll. So K you're klokhg lor a IIoorIng opIlon mal can withstand YOU' pets, bull~1I klok atln .. ::Uw. wood-Iook tile .1 jutl be the an_.

CNatlng Your DfNm Tile DetllJn

Expand your dellgn potsltJU;1Ie11)y oorTtIInlng wood-Iook ilia with _ type' of 1iIe. 00InIJ 10 .... give you 11 nearly Wmilless oomber of decorallve effectl, You $hould 0110 consIdor using wood-loolr. tile 111 IIooMg In • f .... roorrur and IhDn seled dIIIerent typel of tile lor the other araes 01 your home. Ano\her <>pilon il lO combInl wood-Iook HIrI with v.-1Ou' typel of die 10 aea!e e unique beckspiash for your indoor or outdOOr kI1cfIen alNs. For alUlmpie. )'OIl eM ulll wood-Iook liIe 10 frame • customized moMk: mural or kick up a wood-Iook tlla backspla$ll wtltllJlils' ot nllluraltlone tile Inserll for 8 IIIIe nair. Create 8 cullom look by insertJng • oonlretltilllJ IRe border Into yoo' wood-Iook tile floor.

VIbod-Iook tile can help yo.. ~ the hOme design of your dream. sian I)y reflecting on your /\orne .nd life~, Mel 111"" deddl !low wood-Iook tit C.:I ~tlnto your tlOfTl&olrJlll'Owment plan .. If \'OII're not IlJ(fI where wood-Iook tile wi worIr beSlln )'OU' home, 'll1It tht StO!M! & ll! YlSY'!m to {lDt some Ideal. Your aeatMty, combined with yOAJt IkIoring neeo:le and Dol!ile'e woor:l-loolc lile options, wIIIl'IeIp you oorna up willi InSl)ltlog design. for YOU' home, aM !han sea 100m through from oonoepllo c;omplelicn.

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Wood loot lie IIoorIIlg has beoome 0118 of the hoIte ll Ir...m In the IIoorIng Industry today. W1h the edYancenwIlll1n man~8durlno proce_, jlO(CIIain tile Ullllioou Mke nalllr8l wood Is beIIIO \Ieed In profecIs large and small. No Iongef IImI1ed 10 ItBdmonai slzes. tile can now be manufaClured In wNd are called plankl. 0( \iIes lhal ~ ,.c;I8Olgular n Ihape.

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Maintenance of Shaw Contract Group Carpets Shaw Contract Group tile and broadloom carpets are quality engineered to provide a long useful hfe and enhance the indoor environment. Carpet offers many ad vantages over other flooring systems, such as reduced fatigue, sound absorption, and lower life cycle costs,

From the start. the carpet maintenance program should be considered part of the carpet buying decision. If proper maintenance is neglected, the carpet's appearance will suffer, shortening the carpet's useful life and raising long term costs.

A comprehensive carpet care program consists of four elements:

• Reduction 01 sod enlering the building

• Removal 01 dry soil

• Removal 01 spots and spills

• Cleaning by high performance 1)01 water extraction

NOTE: Tile Information in tt)is booklet pertains 10 most carpels made 01 synthetic or man-made llbers in commercial Installations. Some procedures may not be suitable for woo or woot-blend carpets or printed carpets. For these type carpels,

please see the special appmpriate maintenance brochure from tile Shaw Industries Technical ServICeS Department.

NOTE: This document contains specific procedures for maintenance of printed carpets.

THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANNING

A successful maintenance program starts with the selection of carpet that meets specific pertormance requirements. Attributes include construction. backing , yam. dye type, and color. Color and pattern are major factors in the perception of a successful maintenance program. The visual degree of soiling is measured as color contrast . The best soil hiding colors are usually medium to dark shades. These are best specified for known areas having severe traffIC and soil.

Carpet maintenance must be established as a scheduled program . rather than being a random series o f reactions to soiling conditions and infrequent cleaning. Virtually every complaint of poor appearance. rapid soiling, and many times poor performance has been shown to be related to a lack of planning and control of the maintenance program.

The lnost important consideration 'Nhen planning a maintenance program is the budget . Uke other expensive furnishings or equipment , carpel represents a substantial investment for any facility and deserves adequate care to prolong its effective life. If the carpet maintenance budget is set unrealistically low. the carpet will need to be replaced prematurely.

Tailor the design of the program to the amount of traffic and type of soiling which vary by area. Due to higher traffic levels. entrance lobbies, elevators, and hallways will need more care than offICes. Food service areas and entrances will require more effort due 10 the more difficult soiling conditions. Consult the chart fO( suggested frequencies by traffic levels.

Traffic Level Vacuum Spot Clean Hot Water Extraction

UQht 2 -3 times/week As needed Annually

Medium Dailv As needed Twice(year Heavy 1 + times/day As needed Quarte<fv Extra Heavy 1 + times/day As needed Minimum Monthly/ as needed I

• Ughl traffic : private offICes & cubicles

• Medium traffic: shared offICes, intener hallways & conference rooms

• Heavy traffic : entrances. elevators, main hallways, break rooms. work/copy rooms & mailrooms

• Extra Heavy traffic: airports & entries to hospitals. malls & theaters (requires frequent attention)

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WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT fROM YOUR CARPET IN THE REAL WORLO

Although Shaw Industries products are designed for specifIC applications and are lested to withstand the tremendous beating that carpet receives in SOf11e uses, there are some conditions where appearance change must be expected. Carpet and other flooring materials where the oily material from asphalt sealers is tracked into the building may become yellowed over time. This material stains not only carpet but other flooring materials as well. It is virtually impossible to remove all of this material once it has penetrated the fiber of any carpet, Walk off mats arid periodic cleaning can reduce this phenomenon. When sealing asphaN parking lots specify a high quality sealer and ask the vendor for a warranty that this will not occur.

Areas where large amounts of sandy soil enter the building may become dull in appearance over time. This is due to abrasion of the fibel' surface. reducing the reflection of light. This is minimized by frequent vacuuming.

REOUCTION Of SOILING

One of the most critical aspects of maintenance is the use of walk-off mats at building entrances . Mats are also one of the least understood and neglected parts of the maintenance program. Walk-off mats greatly reduce the amount of soil carried into a building by foot traffic. Other areas where mats are beneficial are service entrances with direct contact to the outside, from the hard surface area in a kitchen to the carpeted dining area in a restaurant , or at entrances from plant facilities into the offICeS. Various studies have shown thaI the cost of r6fTlOVing a pound of soil from a building ranges up to $500 or morel Clearly. it is far cheaper to stop the dirt at the door.

The choice of mats is important because the cheaper mats do a poor;at> of trapping soil and have a short life span. Walk-off mats fall into two categories; those designed to remove and trap gritty so~ and those intended to absorb water during wet weather. They should be used in combination.

Good soil removal mats have a coarse texture, are able to brush soil from shoes, and can hold large amounts of soil in their p ile. The water absorbent mat is used inside to prevent tracked in moisture from getting to the carpet. A wet carpet acts like a giant shoe cleaner and soils rapidly . When both types of mats are used in combination , tlley should always be placed so that incoming traffic passes over the soil ren""lOVal mat first , because the ab50rbenttypes have very little soilllolding ability.

For mats to continue to trap soil, Ihey should be cleaned on a regular basis, rTl()(e frequently than the carpet. If accumulated soil is not removed, the mat will becon19 over1oaded and cannot prevent soil from entering the building -the mat may even become a source of soil itself. When a building is new or still under construction, soil may be tracked in from unfinished grounds 50 tile mats need to be cleaned more often.

REMOVAL Of DRY SOIL

Vacuuming is the most significant element in the maintenance of carpet and the overall appearance 01 the facility. Research has shown that 85% of the soil tracked into a building is dry, and the other 15% is oily. Vacuums are designed to remove the dry soil. Walking on soiled carpet permits the soil particles to work their way down into the pile where they are more difficult to remove. Frequent vacuuming removes soil part icles trom the surface before this happens. Heavily trafficked areas, such as entrances and major corridors, should be vacuumed at least once a day. Areas with less traffIC such as offICeS should be vacuumed every other day depending upon conditions.

Vacuum Cleaner Recommendations:

• We only recommend use of vacuums certi fied In Tile Carpet and Rug Insti tute (www.carpet-rug.org)Vacuum Cleaning Indoor Nr Quality Program. Vacuums specihcally designed lor commercial installations offer characteristiCS 1M! l1elp Inset the demands of a good maintenance program.

• For carpel trle and carpets 1I1at are glued direclly to lI'Ie lloor without cushion, a vacuum With a rOlating cylu)(jrrcal bf"ush, rather than a beater bar, should be used to agitate the pi'e and loosen the soil. Beater bars can damage the pile of direct -glued carpellf the machine herght adjustment IS set too low. This can also damage the vacuum.

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• Vacuums with either a beater bar or rOlaltng brush can be used lor carpel Installed over pad. or with allached CUshIOn backings. These vacuums are also recommended for double slICk installations where the carpel IS glued 10 the pad.

• Bags that fill from the top are preferred over those thaI fill from the bottom. Replaceable paper bags or paper IU1ers 'Of cloth bags are bel ler tillers than cloth bags alone because they can trap more of the small part icles that cloth bags allow to pass back 11110 the air. Many vacuums can also be used with micro filtration or high efficiency bags. which capture even smaller particles that lend to be related to allergy complaints and may also reduce the need for dusting. Check bags frequently and replace when 1/2 to 2/3 lull 10 avoid a decrease In effiCIency. When changing bags, also check the belt and replace if loose or worn.

• A good vacuum IS vital to prolonging the lIIe o f your carpel. A cheap vacuum can remove surface dirt but may not effectively remove the hidden particles embedded in Ihe pile. This ean lead to rapid appearance loss and complaints of poor product performance. A htxldred dollars saved on the price of a vacuum can eaSily cost thousands of dollars In reduced useful lile of the carpel.

PilE LIFTING

Between cleanings. regular use of a pile lifter can remove deeply embedded <iy sand and soil, help stand up the pile and renew the appearance of the carpet in high traffic areas such as traffIC funnel zones. elevators. and lobbies. A pile lifter is an upright two motor vacuum with a large, adjuS1able motor driven brush. a high suction vacuum motor, and a sand trap. Using a pile lifter in traffic lanes just prior to deaning rerrlOves the deeply embedded soil and opens up lhe pile so the hot water extraction can be more effective. Follow the pile lifting with a thorough vacuuming.

SPOT ANO SOil REMOVAL

All maintenance procedures mentioned thus f~r have been planned; spot and stain removal is the reaction to an unplanned incident. Therefore, it is desirable to have the needed materials handy by planning ahead of time . The professional cleaning companies have spot removal kits in convenient canying cases thai contain all the necessary materials. Fcr assistaflCe with specific stain removal procedures, contact Shaw Industries T achnieal Services Department at 1.877.502.7429.

General Instructions:

Spot removal products that have been tested and certified in the Carpet and Rug Institute (CAl) Seal of Approval Program for cleaning products are recommended for specific spots. (Reference 'NWW.carpet-rug.org) Additional spot removal procedures are listed below if professional and CAl certified products are not available:

• Scoop up any solids gently with a spoon or dull knife. Absorb wet spills as Quickly as possible by blolling With w!lile paper or cloth lowels.

• Always bioI, Ilever scrub or rub abrasively, because il may create a luzly area. When blot ling, work from lhe outer edge in toward the center of lhe spot to aVOId spreading the SPill and enlarglllQ the problem.

• Thorough rernoval 01 bOth the stain matenal and the detergent residue is crillcalto prevent re-soiling. Water extraction is the best way to accomplish this. Many deaning equipment marlufaclurers offer small extraction machines speaaly designed for spot deaning. These are small, tightweight and highly ]X>f1able. n"lCy do an excellent JOb of nnsing aller spot deanlng. They are also an excellent way to deal Wi th body lIulds on the carpel. For additIOnal Information on lhese machines call the Shaw Technical Services Deparl menl.

• Place several layers o f wtlile towels on the spol to ('raw out any remaining moisture. Weight Ihem down With a heavy object thaI witl not transler color, SUCll as a plastic jug 01 water.

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• Radiant Panel Fire - Class 1 (based on pile construction) • NBS Smoke < 450 (based on pile construction) • Meets CRt's Green Label Protocol

Passes AA TCC 174 when installed with Shaw 3600

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Shaw 3500, 3600. Direct glue and stretch-in installation.

• Superior performance to traditional broadloom backing • Lifetime warranty against edge ravel and delamination • Excellent pattern match

• 20% Recycled Content • Certified Silver Cradle to Cradle by McDonough Braungart

Design Chemistry (MBDC) • PVC-free • Optimized for human health and safety • Low VOC's meeting CRI Green Label and Green Label Plus

requirements • Lighter weight than traditional broadloom backings • Fully recyclable using Shaw's proprietary dissolution process Lifetime Commercial

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Suggested Language for Refuse Lid Ordinance

ALREADY IN CODE

7-3-5: PLACEMENT OF REFUSE TO BE COLLECTED:

(A) Any refuse, debris, waste or containers thereof or household furnishings or

any other articles set out for disposal, whether roadside or behind the lot line,

shall be set out no earlier than the day before a pickup and such containers shall

remain set out only one day after collection of its contents. (VBH Ord. 00-12, 10-

23-2000)

SUGGEST FOR INCLUSION

(B) All refuse must be placed in a container that has a tight fighting lid.

Failure to comply will result in a $XXX fine.

To take effect January 1, 2017