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page.get_text() returns garbled/undecodable strings for this page (custom subsetted font with no usable ToUnicode mapping), so text facts below were read visually off a 200-dpi render rather than extracted from the text layer -- treat all text_facts on this drawing as source 'ocr'. Vector object count (32,760) is high, so the millwork line-work itself is trustworthy vector geometry; only the letterforms needed the visual pass. No plan-view homerun or fixture-count symbols exist on this sheet -- it is a millwork detail/elevation/section sheet, not a lighting or power plan -- so scale was not set and no measurements were taken.
Names come from: no legend on this sheet, so NECA 100-2006 is what a name rests on. It is the baseline for what a symbol MEANS, never for matching shapes — proportions differ per firm. Confirming a name here is a correction, and corrections are what build the firm's file.
Scale is UNSET. Nothing on this sheet has been measured. The reader declined to infer a scale rather than guess one, so there is no raceway and no branch wire off this sheet — together the largest block of material on a job of this kind. Set it from the title block and measurement becomes available.
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