Bathroom Circuits in Commercial- Art store

[B.C.]

Hello All,

I am new to the commercial work so I have a question that I am having a little hard time to find in code book.
Currently working on a to be art gallery store. It is going to have two bathrooms, one water fountain and a little room with countertop for small appliances.
I have placed one receptacle box in each bathroom one for water fountain (less than 2amp) and two receptacles on the countertop.
Can I use one circuit to feed them or do they need separate circuits? I was thinking one circuit as the load is going to be minimal.:? I know for dwelling bathrooms have to have separate circuits but I am not sure for commercial.

Thanks

B.

 

[GoldDigger]

The NEC does not require you to use more than one circuit. Design for the expected load.

As a purely design decision you probably do not want to put the bathroom lighting on that same circuit.

 

[GerryB]

The NEC does not require you to use more than one circuit. Design for the expected load.

As a purely design decision you probably do not want to put the bathroom lighting on that same circuit.

To add to that I have done comm bathrooms and the inspectors usually want an emergency light.

 

[jeremysterling]

The small room with counter top appliances could wind up as a breakroom with fridge, microwave and coffee pot. That's a circuit or two.

 

[B.C.]

Thank you all

Thank you all

Appreciate your help!