Exhibits

30.90 - Exhibits (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) Exhibit 1. Preprinted Container Label Exhibit 2. Minimum Label Data Required for Unlabeled Boxes Exhibit 3. Records Transmittal and Receipt - Standard Form 135 Exhibit 4. Reference Request - Federal Records Center - Optional Form 11 Exhibit 5. Certificate of Authenticity - Start Exhibit 6. Certificate of Authenticity - End Exhibit 7. Correction Card Exhibit 8. Start of Retake or Addition Certificate Exhibit 9. Retake or Addition Certification Exhibit 10. Resolution Test Chart Exhibit 11. Witness Disposal Certification (Sample) Exhibit 12. Roll Report Exhibit 13 Report of Medicare Records Exhibit 14 Inspection Checklist -- Standards for Record Storage Facilities Exhibit 1 - Preprinted Container Label (Rev.124, Issued: 05-17-19, Effective: 06-18-19, Implementation: 06-18-19 ACCESSION NO. CARTON NO. of AGENCY MAJOR SUBDIVISION DESCRIPTION OF RECORDS (BRIEF) Instructions for Completing Label Accession No. - Control number you assign to each shipment of records. Carton No. - Show the box number and also the total number of boxes in the same shipment, e.g., 5 of 60. Agency - Enter CMS Major Subdivision - Enter the name of the MAC in this block. Description of Records - Enter “Part A A/B MAC (A) or (HHH) or Part B A/B MAC (B) or DME MAC - Medicare bills and related claims records received, processed and paid (including dates),” or “Part A A/B MAC (A) or (HHH) - Medicare Fiscal Records, canceled checks and related records (including dates).” Also, for each box, show the inclusive claims numbers, dates, etc., depending on arrangement of records. Exhibit 2 - Minimum Label Data Required for Unlabeled Boxes (Rev. 124, Issued: 05-17-19, Effective: 06-18-19, Implementation: 06-18-19 For boxes not having a preprinted label (see Exhibit 1 above), enter the label as shown: CARTON _____ OF ______ CARTONS CMS MAC NAME CITY, STATE MAC - PAID MEDICARE BILLS DATE TO DATE (086-12-8462A--093-14-2362T) Instructions For Labeling Boxes Use broad-point felt tip marker to facilitate shelf reference. Minimum Label Data Accession Number - Control number assigned to each shipment of records. Carton No. - Show the box number and also total boxes in the shipment, e.g., 5 of 60. Agency - Show "CMS." Office - Show the name of MAC with city and State address. Description of Records - For Medicare bills and related records, show: "MAC name - Paid Medicare Bills (inclusive dates)." For fiscal records, canceled checks, and related records, show: " MAC - Medicare Fiscal Records (inclusive dates)." First and Last Entry in Box - Show the inclusive claim number, terminal digit numbers, check numbers, or other designated key numbers. Exhibit 3 - Records Transmittal and Receipt - Standard Form 135 (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) Click on the link below then scroll down and click on “Records Transmittal and Receipt Form - SF135”. http://www.archives.gov/records_center_program/forms/sf_135_intro.html Exhibit 4 - Reference Request - Federal Records Center - Optional Form 11 (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) Click on the link below to access Optional Form 11 http://www.gsa.gov/forms Exhibit 5 - Certificate of Authenticity - START (Rev. 124, Issued: 05-17-19, Effective: 06-18-19, Implementation: 06-18-19 The term Medicare beneficiary identifier (Mbi) is a general term describing a beneficiary's Medicare identification number. For purposes of this manual, Medicare beneficiary identifier references both the Health Insurance Claim Number (HICN) and the Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) during the new Medicare card transition period and after for certain business areas that will continue to use the HICN as part of their processes. CONTRACTOR NAME AND ADDRESS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY START THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES APPEARING ON THIS ROLL OF MICROFILM: STARTING WITH (e.g., control number, Medicare beneficiary identifier) ARE ACCURATE REPRODUCTIONS OF THE RECORDS OF: AND WERE MICROFILMED IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS PURSUANT TO ESTABLISHED ROUTINE COMPANY POLICY FOR SYSTEMS UTILIZATION AND OR FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION OF SUCH RECORDS THROUGH THE STORAGE OF SUCH MICROFILMS IN PROTECTED LOCATIONS. IT IS FURTHER CERTIFIED THAT THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES USED FOR MICROFILMING OF THE ABOVE RECORDS WERE ACCOMPLISHED IN A MANNER AND ON MICROFILM THAT MEETS THE RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS FOR PERMANENT MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS. Date Microfilmed Camera Operator Location Authorized Signature Exhibit 6 - Certificate of Authenticity - END (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) CONTRACTOR NAME AND ADDRESS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY END THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES APPEARING ON THIS ROLL OF MICROFILM: ENDING WITH ARE ACCURATE REPRODUCTIONS OF THE RECORDS OF: AND WERE MICROFILMED IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS PURSUANT TO ESTABLISHED ROUTINE COMPANY POLICY FOR SYSTEMS UTILIZATION AND OR FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION OF SUCH RECORDS THROUGH THE STORAGE OF SUCH MICROFILMS IN PROTECTED LOCATIONS. IT IS FURTHER CERTIFIED THAT THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES USED FOR MICROFILMING OF THE ABOVE RECORDS WERE ACCOMPLISHED IN A MANNER AND ON MICROFILM THAT MEETS THE RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS FOR PERMANENT MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS. Date Microfilmed Camera Operator Location Authorized Signature Exhibit 7 - Correction Card (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) CORRECTION CARD CORRECTION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPHOTOGRAPHED TO ASSURE LEGIBILITY Exhibit 8 - Start of Retake or Addition Certificate (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) RETAKE OR ADDITION CARD START OF RETAKE OR ADDITION The images appearing between this point and the "End of Retake or Addition" are true copies of records, which were missing or provide unsatisfactory on inspection of the original microfilm reel. For a description of rephotographed material, see operator's "Retake or Addition Certificate" at the end of this section. Exhibit 9 - Retake or Addition Certificate (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) CONTRACTOR NAME AND ADDRESS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY RETAKES OR ADDITIONS THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES APPEARING ON THIS ROLL OF MICROFILM: ENDING WITH ARE ACCURATE REPRODUCTIONS OF THE RECORDS OF: AND WERE MICROFILMED IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS PURSUANT TO ESTABLISHED ROUTINE COMPANY POLICY FOR SYSTEMS UTILIZATION AND OR FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION OF SUCH RECORDS THROUGH THE STORAGE OF SUCH MICROFILMS IN PROTECTED LOCATIONS. IT IS FURTHER CERTIFIED THAT THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES USED FOR MICROFILMING OF THE ABOVE RECORDS WERE ACCOMPLISHED IN A MANNER AND ON MICROFILM THAT MEETS THE RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS FOR PERMANENT MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS. Date Microfilmed Camera Operator Location Authorized Signature Exhibit 10 - Resolution Test Chart (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) The resolution test chart can also be viewed at the following link: http://www.efg2.com/Lab/ImageProcessing/TestTargets/#Microcopy Exhibit 11 - Witness Disposal Certification (Sample) (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) WITNESSED DISPOSAL CERTIFICATION Disposal Date: _____________________ Medicare Contractor: ________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Disposal Location: ________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Volume by Cubic Feet (e.g., number of boxes): ____________________ Description & Year(s) of Records Destroyed: _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ I certify that I witnessed the proper destruction of CMS Medicare records approved for disposal on the date and location named in this document. Print Name: __________________________________ Title: __________________________________ Signature: __________________________________ Date: ________________ Exhibit 12 - Roll Report (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) ROLL REPORT CAMERA NO. LIGHT LEVEL IRIS REDUCTION PROCESSING DEPARTMENT DATE PROC. DEV. TIME CHEM. TEMP REMARKS PROCESSOR INSPECTION DEPARTMENT APPROVED RESHOOTS FOOTAGE INSPEC. TIME INSPECTORS INTIALS DENSITY RESHOOTS WILL BE FOUND ON THIS ROLL FOR ROLL NUMBERS THEIR ROLL NO. AGENCY NAME OUR ORDER NUMBER FILMING TIME LUNCH TIME BREAK TIME PREP TIME WAITING TIME SET-UP TIME TRAVEL TIME REMARKS OPERATOR’S INITIALS Exhibit 13 – Report of Medicare Records (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) ANNUAL REPORT OF MEDICARE RECORDS Name & Address of Medicare Contractor Name, Title and Phone # of the Person Submitting the Report Type of Medicare Contractor (Carrier/Intermediary/DMERC, etc.) Current File Room Offsite Storage Storage Costs 1. Total Records on Hand at the End of the Reporting Period a. Magnetic Tape Included in Line 1 b. Microfilm Included in Line 1 c. CDs included in Line 1 d. Paper included in Line 1 2. Records Transferred to Storage During Reporting Period (provide the number of boxes) a. To Offsite Storage Included in Line 2 $ b. To Onsite Storage Included in Line 2 $ TOTAL STORAGE COSTS (Add 2a+b) $ 3. Total Records in Offsite Storage During the Contract Period For the purpose of this report, volume may be calculated according to the following table of cubic foot equivalents: 1 record storage box………………1 cubic foot Letter-size filing cabinet………….1½ cubic feet per drawer Legal-size filing cabinet…………..2 cubic feet per drawer Magnetic Tape…………………….1 cubic foot per 7 reels Microfilm………………………….1 cubic foot per 108 rolls CDs………………………………..¼ cubic foot per 12” case holder Exhibit 14 - Inspection Checklist - Facility Standards for Records Storage Facilities (Rev. 38, Issued: 05-26-06, Effective: 06-26-06, Implementation: 06-26-06) Facility Standards for Records Storage Facilities Inspection Checklist (Effective date of checklist September 2005) Agency: Facility: Common Name: Facility: Street Address Facility: City, State & Zip Facility Director or Representative: <<Typed name>> <<Typed Title>> □ Comments explaining or disagreeing with inspection findings are attached. Inspector: <<Typed name>> Date <<Typed Title>> Facility Description: Compliance with 36 CFR 1228.228 Facility Requirements §1228.228 paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (a) The facility must be constructed with non-combustible materials and building elements, including walls, columns, and floors. (a) exception 1 If the roof is constructed of combustible material it is protected by a properly installed and maintained wet-pipe automatic sprinkler system. (a) exception 2 Existing records storage facility with combustible building elements has an approved waiver from NAS that allows continued use until October 1, 2009 provided documentation has been submitted that indicates a fire- suppression system designed to mitigate the risk is present. (b) A facility with two or more stories must be designed or certified by a licensed fire protection engineer and civil/structural engineer to avoid catastrophic failure of the structure due to an uncontrolled fire on one of the intermediate levels. (c) The building must be sited a minimum of five feet above and 100 feet from any 100 year flood plain areas, or be protected by an appropriate flood wall (see FEMA flood maps) (d) The facility must be designed in accordance with national, regional, state or local building codes (whichever is most stringent) to provide protection from building collapse or failure of essential equipment from earthquake hazards, tornadoes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters. (e) Roads, fire lanes, and parking areas must permit unrestricted access for emergency vehicles. (f) A floor load limit must be established for the records storage area by a licensed structural engineer. … The allowable load limit must be posted in a conspicuous place and must not be exceeded. (g) The facility must ensure that the roof membrane does not permit water to penetrate the roof. (New buildings: effective 9/28/2005; existing buildings: effective 10/1/2009) §1228.228 paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (h) Piping (with the exception of sprinkler piping and storm water roof drainage piping) must not be run through the records storage area unless supplemental measures … are used to prevent water leaks …. (New buildings: effective 9/28/2005; existing buildings: effective 10/1/2009) (i)(1) All storage shelving must be designed and installed to provide seismic bracing that meets the requirements of the applicable state, regional, and local building code (whichever is most stringent). (i)(2) Racking systems, steel shelving, or other open-shelf records storage equipment must be braced to prevent collapse under full load. Each shelving unit must be industrial style shelving rated at least 50 lbs per cubic foot supported by the shelf. (i)(3) Compact shelving, if used, must be designed to permit proper air circulation and fire protection … (j) The records storage area must be equipped with an anti- intrusion alarm system … meeting the requirements of UL 1076, Proprietary Burglar Alarm Units and Systems (level AA) …. The alarm system must be monitored in accordance with UL 611, Central Station Burglar Alarm Systems. (k) The facility must comply with the requirements for a Level III facility. (Appendix A -- see separate checklist) (l) Records contaminated by hazardous materials … must be stored in separate areas having separate air handling systems from other records. (m) The facility must have an Integrated Pest Management program. (n) The following additional requirements apply only to new facilities: (n)(1) (1) No mechanical equipment containing motors in excess of 1 HP within records storage areas (excluding material handling and conveyance equipment that have operating thermal breakers on the motor). (n)(2) (2) No high-voltage electrical distribution equipment (i.e., 13.2kv or higher) in records storage areas. §1228.228 paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (n)(3) (3) A redundant source of primary electrical service … should be provided … . Manual switching between sources of service is acceptable. (See text in rule; applies to HVAC, fire and security alarms.) (n)(4) (4) For new facilities that store permanent records: (n)(4)a a. A facility storing permanent records must be kept under positive pressure. (n)(4)b b. No intake louvers in loading dock areas, parking or other areas subject to vehicle traffic. (n)(4)c c. Separate air supply and exhaust system for loading docks. Compliance with 36 CFR 1228.230 Fire Safety Requirements §1228.230 paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (a) The fire detection and protection system must be designed or reviewed by a licensed fire protection engineer. Review requires submission of a report under the seal of a licensed fire protection engineer; see rule text for minimum requirements. (b)(1) All walls separating records storage areas from each other and from storage areas within the building must be 3-hour fire resistant. (b)(2) The quantity of Federal records stored in a single fire compartment shall not exceed 250,000 cubic feet. (c)(1) For existing records storage facilities, at least 1-hour rated fire barrier walls must be provided between the records storage area(s) and other auxiliary spaces. (c)(2)(a) For new records storage facility, 2-hour-rated fire barrier walls must be provided between the records storage area(s) and other auxiliary spaces. §1228.230 paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (c)(2)(b) For new facilities, at least one exterior wall of each stack area must be designed with a maximum fire resistive rating of one-hour, or, if rated more than one-hour, there must be at least one knock-out panel in one exterior wall of each stack. (d) Penetrations in the walls must not reduce the specified fire resistance ratings. (e) The fire resistive rating of the roof must be a minimum of ½ hour. (e) alternate Unrated roof is protected in accordance with NFPA 13. (f) Openings in fire barrier walls must be protected by self- closing or automatic Class A fire doors, or equivalent doors that maintain the same rating as the wall. (g) Roof support structures that cross or penetrate fire barrier walls must be cut and independently supported on each side of the fire barrier wall. (h) If fire barrier walls are erected with expansion joints, the joints must be protected to their full height. (i) Building columns in records storage areas must be 1-hour fire resistant. (i) alternate Unrated columns are protected in accordance with NFPA 13. (j)(1) Automatic roof vents for routine ventilation purposes must not be designed into new records storage facilities. (j)(2) Automatic roof vents, designed solely to vent in the case of a fire, with a temperature rating of at least twice that of the sprinkler heads are acceptable. (k) Where lightweight steel roof or floor supporting members are present, they must be protected either by applying a 10-minute fire resistive coating to the top chords of the joists, or by retrofitting the sprinkler system with large drop sprinkler heads. (see rule text) §1228.230 paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (l) Open flame (oil or gas) unit heaters or equipment, if used, must be installed or used in any records storage area in accordance with NFPA 54 and the UMC. (m) For existing records storage facilities, boiler rooms or rooms containing equipment operating with a fuel supply … must be separated from records storage areas by a 2- hour rated fire barrier wall with no openings directly from those rooms to the records storage area(s). Such areas must be vented directly outside to a location where fumes will not be drawn back into the facility. (n) For new records storage facilities, boiler rooms or rooms containing equipment operating with a fuel supply … must be separated from records storage areas by a 4-hour rated fire barrier wall with no openings directly from those rooms to the records storage area(s). Such areas must be vented directly outside to a location where fumes will not be drawn back into the facility. (o) For new records storage facilities, fuel supply lines must not be installed in areas containing records, and must be separated from such areas with 4-hour-rated construction. (p) Equipment rows running perpendicular to the wall must comply with NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, with respect to egress requirements. (q)(1) No oil-type transformers, except thermally protected devices included in light ballasts, may be installed in records storage areas. (q)(2) All electrical wiring must be in metal conduit, except that armored cable may be used where flexible wiring connections to light fixtures are required (q)(3) Battery charging areas for electric forklifts must be separated from records storage areas with at least a 2-hour rated fire barrier wall. (r) Hazardous materials … must not be stored in records storage areas. §1228.230 paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (s) All records storage and adjoining areas must be protected by a professionally designed fire-safety detection and suppression system that is designed to limit the maximum anticipated loss from any single fire event to a maximum of 300 cubic feet of records destroyed. For systems in accordance with App. B, attach checklist. For other designs, see § 1228.242 for documentation requirements. Compliance with 36 CFR 1228.232, Environmental Control Requirements §1228.232 Paragraph: Requirement OK No Other (a) Paper-based temporary records must be stored under environmental conditions that prevent the active growth of mold. (See rule text) (b) Nontextual temporary records, including microforms and audiovisual and electronic records, must be stored in records storage space that will ensure their preservation for their full retention period. Effective 9/28/2005 for new records storage facility and 10/1/2009 for existing facilities. (See rule text) (c) Paper-based permanent, unscheduled, and sample/select records must be stored in records storage space that provides 24 hour/365 days per year air conditioning equivalent to that required for office space. (See rule text) Effective date: New facilities, 9/28/2005; existing facilities 10/1/2009 (d) Nontextual permanent, unscheduled and/or sample/select records: see parts 1230, 1232, and/or 1234 of 36 CFR Chapter XII. List of Attachments Description Yes N/A Minimum Security Requirements Check List (Appendix A) Description Yes N/A Fire-Safety Check List (Appendix B) Certification of fire-safety detection and suppression system (36 CFR 1228.242) Exceptions caused by Code Conflicts (36 CFR 1228.234) Waiver request(s) (36 CFR 1228.236) Other: (Describe) Notes Reference (§ and ¶) Comments Facility Standards for Records Storage Facilities Supplemental Check Lists: Appendix A and Appendix B Compliance with Federal Facility Security Standards, Level III (36 CFR Part 1228 Appendix A) (Complete for ALL facilities) Citation Requirement OK No Part S1 Control of facility parking S2 Receiving/shipping procedures S3 Intrusion detection system with central monitoring S4 Meets Life Safety Standards S5 Adequate exits from records storage areas Citation Requirement OK No Part S6 High security locks on entrances/exits S7 Visitor control/screening system S8 Prevent unauthorized access to utility areas S9 Provide emergency power to critical systems S10 Conduct background security checks and/or establish security control procedures for service contract personnel Compliance with 36 CFR Part 1228 Appendix B (Complete this section ONLY if the facility claims to be using the system described in Appendix B) Paragraph Requirement OK No Part 2a. The records storage height must not exceed the nominal 15 feet (+/-3 inches) records storage height. 2b. All records storage and adjoining areas must be protected by automatic wet pipe sprinklers. 2c.1 1. The sprinkler system must be rated at no higher than 285 degrees Fahrenheit utilizing quick response (QR) fire sprinkler heads. 2c.2 2. The sprinkler system must be designed by a licensed fire protection engineer to provide the specified density for the most remote 1,500 square feet of floor area at the most remote sprinkler head in accordance with NFPA 13 (1996), Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems. 2c.3 3. Installation of the sprinkler system must be in accordance with NFPA 13 (1996), Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems. 2c.4 4. Contractor’s Material and Test Certificates per NFPA 13 chapter 8. 2c.5 5. Hydraulic Calculations. 2d.1 1. Maximum spacing of the sprinkler heads must be on a 10-foot grid. Paragraph Requirement OK No Part 2d.2 2. The positioning of the heads must provide complete, unobstructed coverage, with a clearance of not less than 18 inches, but not more than 60 inches, from the top of the highest stored materials. 2e. The sprinkler system must be equipped with a water- flow alarm connected to a continuously staffed fire department or central station, with responsibility for immediate response. 2f.1 1. A manual fire alarm system must be provided with central station services or other automatic means of notifying the municipal fire department. 2f.2 2. A manual alarm pull station must be located adjacent to each exit. 2g. All water cutoff valves in the sprinkler system must be equipped with automatic closure alarm connected to a continuously staffed station, with responsibility for immediate response. 2h. A dependable water supply free of interruption must be provided. This normally requires a backup supply system having sufficient pressure and capacity to meet both fire hose and sprinkler requirements for 2 hours. 2i. Interior stand-pipe stations equipped with 1 ½ inch diameter hose may be provided in the records storage areas if required by the local fire department, enabling any point in the records storage area to be reached by a 50-foot hose stream from a 100-foot hose lay. If hose is provided, the cabinets must be marked “For Fire Department Use Only.” 2j. Where fire hose cabinets are not required, stand-pipes must be provided at each floor landing in the building core or stair shaft. Hose outlets must have easily removable adapter and cap. Threads and valves must be compatible with the local fire department’s equipment. Spacing must be so that any point in the records storage area can be reached with a 50-foot hose stream from a 100-foot hose lay. 2k. In addition to the designated sprinkler flow demand, 500 gpm must be provided for hose stream demand. The hose stream demand must be calculated into the system at the base of the main sprinkler riser. Paragraph Requirement OK No Part 2l.1 1. Fire hydrants must be located within 250 feet of each exterior entrance or other access to the records center that could be used by fire-fighters. 2l.2 2. All hydrants must be at least 50 feet away from the building walls and adjacent to a roadway usable by fire apparatus. Fire hydrants must have at least two 2-½ inch hose outlets and a pumper connection. All threads must be compatible with local standards. 2m. Portable water-type fire extinguishers (2½ gallon stored- pressure type) must be provided at each fire alarm striking station (see also NFPA 10). 2n.1 1. Where provided, the walking surface of the catwalks must be of expanded metal at least 0.09-inch thickness with a 2-inch mesh length. The surface opening ratio must be equal or greater than 0.75. 2n.2 2. The sprinkler water demand for protection over bays with catwalks where records are not oriented perpendicular to the aisles must be calculated to give 0.3 gpm per square foot for the most remote 2,000 square feet. Notes Reference Comments Reference Comments