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A first-level framing plan is a detailed architectural drawing that focuses specifically on the framing components and layout of the first floor of a building. It provides precise information for builders and contractors to construct the framing structure accurately. Key components of a first-level framing plan include:

1. Floor Joists: It outlines the placement and layout of floor joists that support the first-level flooring.

2. Beams and Girders: It specifies the location and design of beams and girders that distribute loads across the structure.

3. Load-Bearing Walls: It indicates the location of walls that carry the weight of the structure and transfer loads to the foundation.

4. Headers and Openings: It details the headers and framing around windows, doors, and other openings.

5. Columns and Supports: It outlines the placement of columns and supports that provide stability and load distribution.

6. Stairs and Stairwell Framing: It includes details about the framing structure for staircases and stairwells.

7. Material Specifications: It specifies the types of lumber, connectors, and other materials to be used for framing.

8. Connections: It provides information about how framing elements are connected, including hardware and fasteners.

9. Code Compliance: It ensures that the framing plan adheres to local building codes and regulations.