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GVI West Village LLC Vin Sur Vingt 192 7Th Rider Name Ghar Ventures Inc. 201 W. 11th Street, Store 6 New York, NY 10014 GVI Broadway LLC 1140 Broadway, Store #3 New York, NY 10001 GVI Columbus LLC 66 W. 84th Street New York, NY 10024 GVI Tribeca LLC 66 W. Broadway, Store 7 New York, NY 10007 GVI Riverside LLC 100 Riverside Blvd, Unit 2 New York, NY 10069 ARC 74th Street LLC 417 419 E. 74th St, Store W New York, NY 10021 Address: -------------------- Distance: ------ Name of School / Church: ------------------------ Address: -------------------- Distance: ----- Please provide contact information for Residents/ Community Board and confirm that If complaints are made you will address it immediately. Contact Person: ~o.:i<..es\-. ~,-to..~\ Phone: Address: ____________________________ Email : 'I) n submitted on e applicant by: Print or Type Name '.1kW2:l:-\.-- /kcJ '. Cw'Y¼;, Trtle 7?ru ~ -'at'!C Thank you for your cooperatjon. Please return this questionnaire along with the other required documents as soon as you can. This will expedite your application and avoid any unnecessary delays. Use additional pages if necessary. f~ Community Board 2, Manhattan SLA Licensing Committee Carter Booth, Co-Chair Robert Ely, Co-Chair DEPT OF BLDGS140981258 Job Number ES091330685 Scan Code CLIENT PROJECT LIMIT LINE VIN SUR VINGT WINE BARS PROPERTY LINE 201 W 11TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10014 ARCHITECT GAS METER ROOM 17 9 8 ELECTRICAL KITCHEN 7 RESIDENTIAL 18 1-06 ROOM REFUSE WATER 3'-0" 1 ENGINEER STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE ENTRANCE 6 RECYCLE BOOSTER 9 NIC A-402.00 ROOM CUSTOM Engineering P.C. COUNTER 1-05 ICE BIN 1 TSF 200 Park Ave. South T 212.253.7303 A-402.002 NY, NY 10003 F 212.253.6512 10 3'-0" POS BAR INTERIOR DESIGNER 3 1-05 A-403.00 2 12 A-403.00 FPSC 6 CUSTOMER UP 3 AREA A-402.004 18 1-01 P.E. 7 3 A-402.005 5 P.E. A-402.00 1-01 6 1 3'-0" 1 9 A-403.00 STORAGE ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 11 11.09.20 3'-0" 06.20.19 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 18 05.20.19 ISSUED FOR REVIEW No. DATE ITEM STAIR 1 UP 1 UP 1 A-402.00 C-01 A LL DESIGN S, A RRANG EMENTS AND PLA NS INDICA TED OR 3'-9" REPRESENTED BY THESE DRAWINGS ARE OWNED BY AND THE PROPERTY OF SHALAT ARCHITECTS PC, AND WERE CREATED AND DEVELOPED FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROJECT DESIGNATED. THE INFORMATION MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED, COPIED 1'-9" OR RE-USED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE ARCHITECTS. C-01 ©2019 SHALAT ARCHITECTS 16 KEY PLAN FPSC 13 1'-0" 7 DN 14 3'-7" GREENWICH AVENUE WEST 11TH51.62' STREET 36"X56" SHELF 15 WAVERLY PLACE UP 1-03 FOOD PREP FPSC 72.66' 87.93' C2 MODELNUMBERTRADENAMEPRODUCTMATERIAL AND WALK IN 1-04 1 COOLER STORAGE 1'-3" C-11 5 4 475 SF WINE CELLAR 2 A-201.00 1'-8" 7TH AVENUE SOUTH 2 TOILET VESTIBULE 1-02 PERRY STREET 1-04 1-03 N 12"X125" SHELF 5'-3" C1 1 STATION SERVICE 4 MOBILE C6 PROJECT CONVECTION OVEN 1-06 C8 C4 VIN SUR VINGT 3 A-201.00 WINE BAR C3 AUXILIARY SLICER ROOM 1-02 C5 19 SEVENTH AVENUE SOUTH 192 7TH AVENUE SOUTH C7 ICE NEW YORK, NY 10014 MACHINE 2A 7 DRAWING CHEST FREEZER PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION FIRST FLOOR CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTES PART PLAN OF 4 GENERAL NOTE 1 KEYNOTE FIRST FLOOR AND FD FS CELLAR CELLAR CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTES FLOOR DRAIN FLOOR SINK 1 1 PARTITION TYPE A-201.00 SEAL & SIGNATURE 4 GENERAL NOTE 1 KEYNOTE 2 1 PROVIDE POWER AS REQUIRED FOR KITCHEN EQUIPMENT A-201.00 2 INSTALL NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES IN TOILET- SEE PLUMBING C1 INSTALL NEW WALK IN BOXES- PROVIDE DRAIN LINE FOR FIXTURE SCHEDULE CONDENSATE AS REQUIRED 3 INSTALL 3 BAY SINK- PROVIDE HOT AND COLD WATER LINES C2 INSTALL NEW PLUMBING DISCHARGE LINE AS CLOSE TO IN BAR AS REQUIRED PROJECT LIMIT LINE ADJACENT WALL AS POSSIBLE 4 INSTALL NEW GLASS AND STEEL PARTITION- SEE ELEVATION PROPERTY LINE C3 INSTALL NEW HOT WATER HEATER WITH DRIP PAN- SEE 5 INSTALL NEW WOOD AND GLASS PARTITION- SEE ELEVATION PLUMBING DRAWINGS 6 INSTALL NEW MILLWORK BY OTHERS C4 PROVIDE POWER FOR APPLIANCES THROUGHOUT CELLAR 7 INSTALL NEW ZINC COUNTER BY "LA BASTILLE" C5 INSTALL NEW ICE MACHINE- PROVIDE POWER AND COLD DATE: 12.10.18 COMMENCE 8 INSTALL NEW UNDERMOUNT HAND SINK AND FAUCET- WATER LINE AS REQUIRED PROJECT No.: X8-057 PROVIDE COLD AND HOT WATER LINES- SEE EQUIPMENT DRAWN BY: PB INSTALL NEW HAND SINK- PROVIDE HOT AND COLD WATER C6 SCHEDULE CHK BY: ES LINES AS REQUIRED- SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS P:\Project\ RESTAURANTS\192 7TH 9 INSTALL NEW COUNTERTOP- SEE DETAIL DWG No.: AVE SO. VIN SUR VINGT X8-057\CD C7 PROVIDE POWER AS REQUIRED FOR FREEZER- SEE INSTALL NEW SINK AND DISHWASHER- PROVIDE HOT AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS 10 COLD WATER LINES AS REQUIRED-SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS C8 INSTALL NEW CONVECTION OVEN- PROVIDE POWER AS INSTALL NEW COFFEE MACHINE AND DISHWASHER- PROVIDE A-102.00 REQUIRED- SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS 11 POWER AND HOT AND COLD WATER LINES AS REQUIRED-SEE SEE FINISH PLAN FOR CELLAR FINISHES C9 MEP DRAWINGS PROVIDE POWER AND DATA CONNECTIONS FOR NEW POS 12 DOB STAMP/SIGNATURE STATION 13 INSTALL NEW SHELVES BY OTHERS AROUND COLUMN- SEE ELEVATIONS 14 INSTALL NEW HOLLOW METAL DOOR AND FRAME- SEE DOOR SCHEDULE 15 RELOCATE ELECTRICAL PANEL IN THIS LOCATION AND FABRICATE CONCEALED DOOR IN WOOD PANELLING- SEE2020/11/19 15:54:53 DETAILS 1 16 GC TO LAMINATE CUSTOMER SIDE OF COLUMN WITH 4" THICK TYPE X GWB- WOOD VENEER TO BE APPLIED BY OTHERS 17 INSTALL NEW LOW BOY GREASE TRAP UNDER CUSTOM COUNTER- SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS 18 INSTALL NEW FLOOR RECESSED GREASE TRAP- SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS DOB BSCAN STICKER 19 CREATE NEW GWB ENCLOSURE AROUND EXISTING PIPING 1 PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION PLAN OF CELLAR N 2 PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION PLAN OF FIRST FLOOR N A-102.00 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" A-102.00 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0".
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