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1SRDINANFE No. 5�-.6. (1972 Series)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORTIONS OF ARTICLE III, CHAPTER 10
part 2, OF THE SAN LUIS OBISPO MUNICIPAL CODE, TO ADOPT
THE 1971 EDITION OF THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE, TOGETHER WITH
AMENDMENTS AND ADDITIONS THERETO; AND REPEALING ALL ORDIN-
ANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council Of the City of San Luis
Obispo as follows:
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SECTION 1,,SECTION 3120.1 of the San Luis Obispo Munici-
pal Code is hereby,amended to read as follows:
"There is hereby adopted by the Council of the
City of San Luis Obispo for the purpose of
prescribing regulations governing conditions
hazardous to life and property from fire and
explosion, that certain fire prevention code
known as the "UNIFORM FIRE CODE" recommended
by the Western Fire Chiefs Association and the
International Conference of Building Officials,
being particularly the 1971 edition, and the
whole thereof including appendices save and
except such portions as are hereinafter modi-
fied by Section 3120.4 of the San Luis Obispo
Municipal Code, of which, code not less than
three (3) copies have been and now are filed
in the office of the City Clerk of the City of
San Luis Obispo, and the same are hereby adopted
and incorporated as fully as if set out at
length herein, and from the date on which this
ordinance shall take effect the provisions
thereof shall supersede the Fire Prevention
Code heretofore adopted by the City of San
Luis Obispo and shall be controlling within
the limits of the City of San Luis Obispo."
SECTION 2, SECTION 3120.4 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
"The provisions of the Uniform Fire Code,
hereinafter referred to as U.F.C., 1971 Edi-
tion, are amended, supplemented, and repealed
as follows:"
SUBSECTION 3120.4.1
SECTION 1.205 U.F.C. is amended to read as
follows:
"The Chief and members of the Fire Prevention
Bureau shall have the powers of a police offi-
cer in performing their duties under this code,
shall have the powers of a peace officer as
provided in California Penal Code, Sections
830.3 (1) and shall have the authority to issue
citations as provided in Sections 1250 through
1254 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code."
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SUBSECTION 3120.4.2
(a) Section 1.216 U.F.C. is amended to add the
following standards to the recognized
standards set forth in said actions:
(1) The following is added as a standard
of the American National Standards
Institute, Inc.:
"K61.1 Storage and Handling of
Anhydrous Ammonia, 1966."
(2) The following are added as standards
of the Compressed Gas Association,
500 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y.
10036:
"G-8 -1964 Piping of Nitrous Oxide."
"Specifications, Properties, and
Recommendations for Packaging,
Transportation, Storage, and Use of
Ammonium Nitrate."
(3) The following are added as standards
of the National Fire Protection
Association:
1117 Dry-Chemical Extinguishing
Systems, 1969."
1180A Protection.of Buildings from
Exterior Fire, 1970."
"96A Removal of Smoke and Grease -
Laden Vapors from Commercial Cooking
Equipment, 1971."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.3 Section 8.103 U.F.C. is amended
to read as follows:
"A permit shall be required for the storage,
handling, or use at normal temperature and
pressure of more than 2,000 cubic feet of flam-
mable compressed gas, 6,000 cubic feet of non-
flammable compressed gas, and any use of non-
(3)
flammable medical gas in other than hospitals
and similar facilities."
SUBSECTION 3120.4 4 Section 8.109 U.F.C. is added
to read as follows:
"Storage, piping or use of oxygen, nitrous
oxide and other non - flammable gases for medical,
dental or other similar purpose in any area
of any building other than hospitals shall
conform to Appendix G."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.5 Section 10.113 (b) U.F.C. is
amended to read as follows:
"Exit Signs. At every required exit doorway,
and wherever otherwise required to clearly
indicate the direction of egress, an exit sign.
with plainly legible letters at least 6 inches
high by % inch stroke and readily distinguishable
shall be maintained from all areas serving the
occupant load specified in this subsection.
In interior stairways, the floor level leading
directly to the exterior shall be clearly
indicated.
Group A Occupancies and Groups B, C, and 'H
Occupancies with an occupant load of more than
50.
All other occupancies serving an occupant load
of more than 100."
-SUBSECTION 312.0.4.6 Section 13.206 U.FoCe is amended
to read as follows:
"(a) No person shall place or keep any pest,
fence,.growth, trash or other material or
thing near any fire hydrant that would
prevent such hydrant from being immediately
discernable or in any.other manner deter
or hinder the fire department from gaining
immediate access to a fire hydrant."
"(b) Fire hydrants on private property shall
have no parking zones identified by a red
painted curb, berm or stripe at least eight
(4)
inches wide and fifteen feet long. Readily
legible, permanent, all- weather signs shall
be conspicuously posted with a minimum lettering
of 2 inches by �4- inch to read: "VEHICLES IN RED
NO - PARKING ZONES TOWED AWAY AT OWNER'S EXPENSE.
4220.3 M. C., 22658 V.C. Police Department
Phone 543 - 3131."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.7 Section 13.208 U.F.C. is amended
to read as follows:
"Access driveways serving buildings or property
shall have a vertical clearance of not less
than 12 feet above the finished driveway
surface.
EXCEPTION: Groups I and J Occupancies
as specified in the Building
Code.
Where auxiliary means of access or fire pro-
tective measures approved by the Chief are
provided, the above required clearance may
be modified or waived."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.8 Section 13.209 U.F.C. is added
to read as follows:
BUILDING ACCESS
"(a) At least one exterior wall and a portion
of the roof of all buildings other than
dwellings shall be within the. designed
reach limitations of the aerial ladder
apparatus as it is parked on the closest
public street or approved emergency access
driveway.
(b) Approved emergency access driveways (see
13.209 (a) and 13.301 (c), shall conform
to Appendix H.
(c) Where auxiliary means of access or fire
protective measures approved by the Chief
are provided, the above required access
may be modified or waived."
(5)
SUBSECTION 3120.4.9
Section 13.301 (c) U.F.C.., is amended
to read as follows:
"All premises where trailer coaches., mobile
homes, combustible structures, buildings or portions
of buildings other than dwellings, or hazardous
amounts of any combustible or hazardous materials
are constructed, located, or stored, access to
such premises shall be provided conforming to
Appendix H, with San Luis Obispo City standard
fire hydrants provided at locations, either on-
site or within city sidewalk right -of -way as may
be required by the Chief, and connected to a water
system capable of supplying the fire flow required
by the Chief."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.10 Section 13.307 (a) U.F.C. is amended
to read as follows:
"Every apartment house three stories or more in
height or containing more than 15 apartments and
every hotel three stories or more in height or
containing 20 or more guest rooms shall have
installed therein an approved automatic or manually
operated fire alarm system designed to warn the
occupants of the building in the event of fire.
Such fire alarm systems shall be so designed that
all occupants of the building may be warned simul-
taneously."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.11 Section 13.308 (d), U.F.C. is
added to read as follows:
"Where Required. Standard automatic fire extinguishing
systems shall be installed and maintained in operable
condition as specified in this chapter in the
following locations:
EXCEPTION. Standard automatic fire extinguishing
systems may be omitted, with the Building Official's
and Chief's approval, in buildings used exclusively
for storage or use of high value electronic equip-
ment made of non - combustible materials, providing
the buRding is equipped throughout with a heat and
"invisible products of combustion other than heat"
detector system of a tested and approved design,
installed to the satisfaction of the Chief.
(6)
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1. In every story, basement or cellar of all
buildings except Group I occupancies when floor
area exceeds 1500 square feet and there is not
provided at least 20 square feet of opening
entirely above the adjoining ground level in each
50 lineal feet or fraction thereof of exterior
wall in the story, basement or cellar on at least
one side of the building. Openings shall have
a minimum dimension of not less than 30 inches.
Such openings shall be maintained readily accessible
to the Fire Department and shall not be obstructed
in a manner that fire fighting.or rescue cannot
be accomplished from'the exterior.
When openings in a story are provided on only
one side and the opposite wall of such story is
more than 75 feet from such openings, the story
shall be provided with an approved automatic
fire extinguishing system or openings as specified
above shall be provided on at least two sides of
the exterior walls of the story.
If any portion of a basement or cellar is located
more than 75 feet from openings required in this
Section, the basement or cellar shall be provided
with an approved automatic fire extinguishing system.
2. In any enclosed useable space below or over a
stairway in Groups B, C, and D occupancies.
3. In basements or cellars larger than 1500 square
feet in floor area of Groups A, B, C, and D
occupancies.
4. In all Group D occupancies, except jails, prisons,
and reformatories, as required by California
Administrative Code, Title 19, Article 9.10.
5. In Group E, Division 1 and 2 occupancies having
an area of more.than 1500 square feet;. in Group
E, Division 3 occupancies having an area of more
than 3000 square feet; and in Group E, Division 4
occupancies more than one story in height.
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0. At the top of rubbish and linen chutes and in
(7)
their terminal. room in other than Group I
occupancies. Chutes extending through three or
more floors shall have additional sprinkler heads
installed within such chutes at alternate floors.
Sprinkler heads shall be accessible for servicing.
7, In Group F, Division 2 occupancies used for,
retail sales when the occupancy is over 12,000
square feet in a single floor area or more than
stories in height; however the respective
increases for area and height specified in Uniform
Building Code Sections 506 and 507 shall be
permitted.
8. In Groups .A and B Occupancies when the occupancy
has over 12,000 square feet of floor area which
can be used for exhibition or display purposes;
however, the'respective increases for area speci-
fied in Uniform Building Code Sections 506 and
507 shall be permitted.
9. Cooking equipment used in processes producing
smoke or grease -laden vapors in all commercial,
industrial, institutional and similar occupancies
shall be equipped with approved fire extinguishing
equipment and smoke and vapor collection and
exhaust systems complying with NFPA Standards.
SUBSECTION 312004,12 Section 13.310 (a) U.F.C. is
amended to read as follows:
.'General. Dry standpipes shall comply with re-
quirements of this section and shall be-required
in all buildings four or more s-cories in height.",
SUBSECTION 3120.413 Section 13,311 (c) 8 U.F.0 s
amended to read as follows.
"Where wet standpipe systems are provided in
buildings having a fire sprinkler system the "wet
standpi.pe water supply shall be supplied by the*
fire sprinkler system."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.14 Section 13.314 (a) U.F.C. is
amended to read.
"When required. Basement pipe inlets shall be
installed in the first floor of every building,
ot')er than dwellings, having cellars or base -
mFnts
(8)
EXCEPTION: Basements or cellars fully protected
by approved automatic fire sprinkler
systems, when approved by the Chief."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.15 Section 15.101 (d) U.F.C. is
amended to read as follows:
"In particular installations, the provisions of
this code may be altered at the discretion of the
authority having jurisdiction after consideration
of the special features such as topographical
conditions, barricades, walls, adequacy of building
exits, nature of occupancies, proximity to buildings
or adjoining proper.ty.and character of construction
of,such buildings, capacity and construction of
proposed tanks and character of liquids to be
stored, nature of process, degree of private
fire protection to be provided and the adequacy
of facilities of the fire department to cope with
flammable and combustible liquid fires." ,
SUBSECTION 3120.4.16 Section 15.111 U.F.C. is amended
to read as follows:
"No flammable liquid with a flash point below
100 degrees F. shall be used within a building
for-washing parts or removing grease or dirt
unless it is used in a closed machine approved
for the purpose or in a separate well- ventilated
room constructed in accordance with Section 15.404,
Inside Storage and Handling Rooms."
_SUBSECTION 3120. 4.17 Sections 15:201 (a) and (b)
U.F.C. are deleted and Section
'15.201 is added to read .as
follows:
"The storage-of
in aboveground
prohibited."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.18
flammable and combustible liquids
tanks outside of buildings is
Section 15.506 (d) U,F.C. is
amended to read:
"In buildings, rooms or other confined
which flammable or combustible liquids
no combustible waste materials shall b:2
to accumulate."
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space in
are stored,
allowed
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SUBSECTION 3120.4.19 Section 15.506 (e)
U.F.C. is added to read as
follows:
"Crankcase drainings and flammable or combustible
liquids shall not be dumped on the ground,
into sewers, drainage ditches or storm drains,
but shall be stored in tanks or tight drums
outside of any building until removed from the
premises."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.20
Section 15:602 (b) U.F.C.
is amended to read as follows:
"Class I, II, and III flammable liquids
shall be stored outside of buildings in
closed containers having a capacity of
55 gallons maximum, or underground."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.21 Section 15.602 (c) U.F.C.
is deleted.
SUBSECTION 3120.4.22 Section 1 .703 (a) U.F.C.
is amended to read as follows:
"General Provisions. Class 1 liquids shall
be stored in closed containers, or in tanks
located underground or in special enclosures
as described in Section 15.703 (b).,
Class II and III liquids shall. be stored
in containers or in tanks located under-
ground or in special enclosures as described
in Section 15.703 (b) . i1
SUBSECTION 3120.4.23 Section 15.704 (b) U.F..C.
is amended to read as follows:
"Supervision. Every service. station open to
the public shall have an attendant or super-
visor on duty whenever the station is open
for business. A qualified attendant shall
remain at the immediate area of the dispen
sing nozzle during the time that flammable
liquids are being transferred,
(1.0)
SUBSECTION 3120.4.24 Table No. 15.706, U.F.C.9 .
the lower left hand box,
(Page 125), is amended to.
read:
"Special Enclosure. Inside Building.per
Section 15.703 (b)."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.25 Section 15.707 (a) U.F.C.
is amended to read as follows:
"Electrical equipment shall conform to Section
15.706."
SUBSECTION'3120.4.26 Section 24.101 U.F.C. is
amended to read as follows:
"(a) This Article applies to oil- burning
equipment except internal combustion
engines, oil lamps, and portable-devices
such as blow torches, melting pots, and
weed burners.
(b) The use of oil- burning equipment in
buildings other than-dwellings shall
require a permit from the Fire Depart-
ment."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.27 Section 27.101 (a) U.F.C.
is amended to read as follows:
"No waste matter, combustible material or
refuse shall be burned in the open air
within the City, except barbecue fires.'!
SUBSECTION 3120.4.28 Section 27.101 (b) U.P.C.
is amended to read as follows:
"No waste matter which shall in burning,
cause or create a dense cr offensive smoke,
shall be burned upon any premises within the
corporate limits of the City, whether in an
incinerator or riot except as noted above."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.29 Sections 27.101 (c) and (d)
U.F.C., are deleted.
(11)
SUBSECTION 312004030 Section 27.105 (a) U.F,C.
is amended to read as
follows:
"Every incinerator shall be constructed and.
maintained in accordance with the require-
ments of the Air Pollution Control District
having jurisdiction."
SUBSECTION 312004,31 Section 27,105 (b), (c),
(d),.and (e) are deleted.
SUBSECTION 3120.4.32
Section 27.105 (a) and (b)
U.F.C. are deleted.
SUBSECTION 312004,33 Section 27.107 U.F.C. is
deleted.
SUBSECTION 3120,4034 Section 27.112 U.F.C� is
amended to read as follows:
"No waste matter shall be disposed of by
burning except in accordance with current
City and County regulations."
SUBSECTION-3120.4.35 Section 27.201 (d) U.F.C.
is added to read. as follows:
"All trash and /or garbage receptacles.or con=
tainers within buildings shall be of solid,
all -metal construction. If.not emptied at
the close of each day, all such containers
must be tightly covered with solid, all -
metal lids.0
SUBSECTION 3120,4.36 Section 27°206 is added
to read as follows:
The owner, occupant or other person having
under his control any property, or materials
on a property, damaged by fire shall, when
ordered by the Chief, immediately secure
the property against entry or unauthorized
access by the public, either by boarding up
all openings, fencing, barricading, or other
appropriate measures. Within thirty (30)
days after written notice to do so has been
served, all debris and /or damaged materials
shall be removed from the property and proof
(12)
furnished that contractual arrangements have
been made for demolition, replacement, or
repair of all fire damaged structures re-
maining on the property involved in the fire.
SUBSECTION 3120.4.37
Section 27.302 (a) U.F.C.
is amended to read as follows:
"For the purpose of thii.s section a fire alarm
shall be deemed and construed as being any
act as follows:
The giving, signaling or transmission,
whether by telephone, spoken word or other-
wise, information to the effect that there
is a fire at or near the place indicated by
the person giving, signaling, or transmitting
such information."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.38
Section 27.302 (c) U.F.C.
is amended to read as follows.
"it shall be unlawful for any person to tamper
with or maliciously injure any fire alarm
equipment maintained for the purpose of
transmitting fire alarms."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.39
Section 30.114 U.F.C. is
amended to read as follows:
"At every exit and wherever otherwise required
to clearly indicate the direction of egress,
an exit sign with plainly legible letters
at least 6 inches high by % inch stroke shall
be provided and maintained."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.40 U.F.C. Article 31 -Title is
amended to read as follows:
"Welding and Cutting, Calcium Carbide,
Acetylene and Electric Arc"
SUBSECTION 3120.4.41 Section 31.101 (c) U.F.C.
is added to read as follows:
(13)
'All welding and cutting operation
inside buildings other than occupancies
approved for such operations shall require
a separate permit from the Fire Department
for each project."
SUBSECTION 3120.4042
Section 35.108.U.F.Co is
amended to read as follows:
"Aisles separating high piled stock shall be
not less than 8 feet in width. Aisles
separating stock more than 20 feet in height
shall be not less than 10 feet in width.
Main aisles shall be located beneath draft
curtains. Stock piles shall not extend
beyond or beneath a draft curtain. Aisles
not less than 44 inches in width shall be
established to provide access to exits and
fire department access doors."
SUBSECTION 3120.4.43 U.F.C. Appendix G is attached.
SECTION 3. This Ordinance,- together with the ayes and noes, shall be published
once in full, at least three days before its final passage, in the
Telegram- Tribune, a newspaper published and circulated in said
City, and the same shall go into effect at the expiration of
thirty (30) days after its said final passage.
INTRODUCED AND PASSED TO PRINT by the Council of the
City of San Luis Obispo at a Regular Meeting held thereof on the
18th day of September, 1972, on motion of Councilman Gurnee,
seconded by Councilman. Graham, and on the following roll call
vote:
AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee and
Mayor Schwartz
NOE S: None
ABSENT: None
ATTEST:
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APPENDIX G
NONFLAMMABLE MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS
(IN OTHER THAN HOSPITALS)
1 SCOPE.
(a) These regulations shall apply to the storage,
piping or use of oxygen, nitrous oxide and
other nonflammable gases for medical, dental,
or other similar purpose in any area of any
building other than hospitals as regulated
by C.A.C. T -19 (covered, under NFPA 56 -F)
and shall apply to both new and existing facili-
ties within the city.
(b) Piping systems shall not be•used for the distri-
bution of combustible anesthetic gases.
2. DEFINITION°
A piped distribution system shall be defined
as consisting of a central supply with control
equipment including one or more cylinders
containing compressed gases or liquids, said
central supply extending by means of piping
to the points in the building where such
materials may be required, and suitable station
outlet valves at each use point.
3., SUPPLY AND /OR STORAGE:
(a) Cylinders shall be designed, constructed,
tested and maintained in accordance with
current U.S. Department of Transporation
(DOT) specifications and regualtions.
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(b) All compressed gas cylinders in service or
in storage shall be adequately secured by
chains or'other suitable means to prevent
falling or being knocked over.
(c) Each cylinder or group of cylinders shall be
marked in a readily visible mariner with.the
name of the gas contained.
(d) Each individual cylinder, or pair of cylinders
interconnected by means of an approved rigi^
manifold, shall be equipped with an approved
pressure regulating valve effectively reducing
pressures to a maximum of 55 psig before
entering cylinder leads ;pigtails), wall
manifolds or pipeline systems. Cylinder leads,
flexible hose or other connections between
the cylinders and the wall manifold or pipeline
supply shall be of a type approved by the
Fire Chief. Check valves shall be installed
to prevent the loss of gas.from a cylinder,
.manifolded cylinders, or pipeline systems in
the event the safety relief device on an
individual. cylinder should function or cylindder
connections should fail.
(3) Oxygen supply systems or storage locations shall
be in a separate room or enclosure with a fire
resistive rating of at least one -hour. Any doors
or openings from this room to the interior of
the building shall be protected by a'self-
closirg,ilabeled one -hour fire resistive assembly.
Such rooms shall be directly vented to the outside .
of the building at both the floor and ceiling
levels by means of an arranament equivalent
to combustion air ventilation requirements fore
gas appliances. Minimum venting shall be thirty-
six square inches-so located that one -half of
the required venting -will be located within six
inches of the floor and the other one -half
within six inches of the ceiling. Rooms or
enclosures for supply systems shall not °contain
any type of heating unit, electric o- gas oper-
ated appliance. No portion of airy electrical
system, other than explosion- proof, shall be
within a supply or storage room. All cylinders
(16)
on the premises, whether in use, awaiting use,
or having been used, shall be stored in such a
room. Such rooms may not be used for any other
purpose.
4. PIPING
(a) Manifolds and pipelines shall be searaless. type
K or L (ASTM B -88) copper tubing or standard
weight (schedule 40) brass pipe. Gas piping
shall not be supported by other piping.but shall
be supported with pipe hooks, metal pipe straps,
bands or hangers suitable for the size of pipe,
and at proper intervals as follows: 1� inch
diameter pipe or less at 6 foot intervals,
%4 inch at 8 foot, 1 and 4 inch at 10 .foot.
All fittings used for connecting copper tubing
shall be wrought copper, brass or bronze fittings
made especially for solder or brazed connections.
or approved gas tubing fittings (NFPA 56F -15,
413). Brass pipe shall be assembled with screw
type brass fittings or with bronze or copper
brazing type fittings. All joints in the piping,
except those requiring screw connections, shall
be made with silver brazing alloy or similar
high melting point (at least 1000 degrees F.)
brazing metal.
(b) Pipelines installed in combustible partitions
or in areas exposed to phvsical damage shall be
protected by installation within a pipe or
conduit.
(c) The gas content of piping shall be readily
identifiable by appropriate labeling with 'the
name of the gas contained, said labeling
appearing on the pipe at least once each 20
feet, in each room and each story traversed by
the pipeline.
(d) Station outlets shall be of an approved type,
equipped with a manual or automatic shut -off
valve, legibly labeled with the name of the gas
involved, and suitably located or- recessed so
as to avoid physical damage to the valve or
control; equipment when attached.
(17).
(e) All piping, valves and fittings shall be of a
type .supplied especially prepared for oxygen
service by the manufacturer and received sealed
on the job. Particular care shall be exercised
in the.storage, handling and installation of all
pipe and fittings to prevent contamination.
Tools used in cutting or reaming sha).l- be kept
free from oil or grease. Where contamination
of any kind has occurred, the items affected
shall be washed and rinsed as per NFPA 56 -29,
511. After installation of the piping but
before installation of the outlet valves, all
lines shall be blown clear by means.of oil free,
dry air or nitrogen.
5. TESTS AND INSPECTION;
All portions of completed pipeline systems sha'11
be subjected to a standing pressure test at
not less than 150 psig with oil free, dry air
or nitrogen. Each joint shall-be examined for
leakage by means of soapy water. The source
of test gas shall be discgnnected and the system
shall remain leak -free for 24 hours. All tests
shall be witnessed by, and completed systems
inspected and approved by a fire department
representative prior to any use.
6. ADMINISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE:
(a)' All personnel involved in the administration,
maintenance, use, handling, control or
storage of nonflammable gases and /or the equip-
ment required for their use shall be thoroughly
familiar with and follow the procedures as
described in NFPA Pamphlet No, 56 B, "Standard
for Inhalation Therapy".
(b) Each cylinder in a supply system shall be
turned off at the end of each day or.operation.
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SUBSECTION 3.120.4.47 Appendix H is added to read
as follows:
APPENDIX H
Emergency Access Roadways
1. INTENT
It is the intent of this article to provide
adequate emergency access roadways wherever
necessary to allow ingress and egress of fire
department fire fighting and rescue vehicles
upon properties at the time of an emergency.
2. WHERE REQUIRED
Public streets, or approved emergency access
roadways contiguous with a public street, shall
be provided so as to allow emergency vehicles
to within 150 feet of all one story buildings
and to within 40 feet of all multiple story
buildings, (see Chart H -1).
3. SURFACE
Emergency access roadway surfaces shall be all-
weather hard - surfaced, (suitable for use by fire
apparatus) right -of -way, unobstructed and main-
tained only as access to the public street.
4. WIDTHS AND CORNERS
(a) Emergency access roadway widths.shall be
not less than:
Group A through D Occupancies 20 feet
All other occupancies (see Chart H -2)
(b) Emergency access roadway corners or curves
shall not exceed a 46 foot outside radius
and a 28 foot inside radius, (see Chart H -2)o
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- _F_INALLY PASSED this 6th day of November 19 72
by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Blake, Brown, Graham, Gurnee,
Mayor Schwartz
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ATTEST: