Ordinance 98-074...Colllerf~.Flrt Prevtntion and Protection Code
B~ ORDINANCENO. 98-7~ 98 SEP 30 ,',;: ~: 03
COLLIER COUNTY FIRE PREVENTION AND P ON~ E
AN ORDINANCE EIIAGrIN(} THE "COLLIER COUNTY FIRB PREVENTION AND PROI'F..CTION CODB"
BY ADOPTING SPECIFIC STANDARDS AND CODES OF THE "NATIONAL F1RB CODF.~, AS
PUBLISHED BY THI] NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA), AS LOCALLY AMENDED
BY THIS ORDINANCE; AMENDING NFPA I, ~ PRhWE'NIION CODE, BY AMEIqDDIG SEClION !-7
RELATING TO THE BOARD OF ADIUSTMEN~ AND APPEALS, WHICH IS b~JPERSI~DBD BY
UNIFIED LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OF COLLIER COUNTY; AMt'NDING SF. CTION 1-15 RELATING
TO VIOLATIONS, PHNALTIF~ AND APPEALS, WHICH IS SUPRSEDED BY THE COLLIEIt. COUNTY
BUILDING CONSTRUCI'!ON ADMINISTRATIVE CODE; AMENDING SECrFION I-5 ADOPTING CODES
AND STANDARDS; AMENDIN(3 SUBSECTION i-8.4 RELATING TO CHANGES OF OCCUPANCY AND
PROVIDING A REQUIREMENT FOR NEW TENANTS AND/OR OCCUPANCIF~q TO OBTAIN A
OF FIRE COMI~LIANCE" PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY OF SPECIfiED EXISTI~O BUILDINGS; AMENDINO
$EC"FION !-i5 RELATING TO PERMITS AND APPROVAL,q; PROVIDING EXElV~rflONS FOR SPECIFIED
RECREATIONAL FIRES; AMENDING SECI'iON 1-17 RELATING TO PLANS REVIEW; PROVIDING A
REQUIREMENT FOR A ~ PROTECTION PLAN" SHEET IN NEW BUILDINGS (~ THAN SMALL
ANCILLARY STRUCTURF~ LIKE GUARDHOUSES AND RE,qTROOMS AND ONE AND T~O FAMILY
RESIDENCES) AND SQUARE FOOTAGE ADDITIONS TO EXISTING STRU~ THAT DO NOT
EXCEED 1000 SQ. FT.; ADDING SECTION 1-19 RELATING TO A SCHEDULE OF PERMIT FEF.,q
PROVIDED BY FEE RE~OLUTION; AMENDING SECTION 2-1, DEFIlqlTIONS; AMENDINO SECIION 34
RELATING TO OUTDOOR FIP. F.S AND PROVIDING PROHIBITIONS AOAINST SPECIFIED COOKING
GRILLS wrrlflN 10 FT OF SPECIFIED BUILDINGS; AMENDIN0 SECTION 3-~ RELATII~0 TO FIRE
LANES, SPECIFYING FIRE LANE WIDTHS, TURNAROUND PROVLglONS, FIRB LANE MARKING,
EMERGENCY VEHICLE A~ FOR UNMANNED OATED PROP~RT!~q AND STRUCIIJItF.~q, AND
ADDRESSING REQUIRE31ENTS FOR THE REAR OF SPECIFIED BUILDINGS; ADDINO SECTION 3-14
RELATII~IG TO ACCEPTABLE METHODS OF CLOTHES DRYER ~O; ADDING SECTION 3-1~
RELATII~IO TO PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGE.q AND EVENTS; PROVIDING A REQUIREMENT FOR SPECIFIED
PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGES AND EVENTS TO DEVELOP AN EMEROENCY SERVICES PLAN PRIOR TO THE
OCCASION AIN'D AUTHORIZING REASONABLE FEES FOR COIVil~EIqSATION OF ON-SITE SEItVICES;
AMENDING SECTION 6-2 RELATING TO STANDPI~I~ SYSTEMS; PROVIDINO EXI!MPTIONS AND
SPECIFICATIONS; AMENDING SECTION 6-5 RELATING TO WATER SUlkPLY; SPECIFYINO A FIRE
FLOW STANDARD AND TESTING AND REFORTINO REQUIREMEN'I'S; PROVIDING SPECIFICATION
FOR WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS; AMENDING SECTION 7-1 RELATII~(3 TO AUII)MATIC
SYSTEMS; PROVIDING CLARIFICATIONS ON COVERAGE EXCEFI'IONS, SPECIFICATIONS FOR
HYDRAULIC CALCULATIONS, AND SUPERVISION REQ~; AMENDING SECTION $-2
RELATING TO FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM SYSTEMS, PROVIDING ONE AUD[BLE/VISIBLI~
NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE ON THE EXTERIOR; AMENDING NFPA 101, CODa FOR ~AFIFFY TO
FROM FIRE IN BUILDINGS AND STRU~ BY AMENDING CHAPTER 7-63 RELATING TO
NOTIFICATION OF OCCUPANTS BY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM; PROVIDING A SPECIFIED DIKIBEL
LEVL~; AMENDING CHAPTER 7-7.4 RELAT[N(} TO MANUAL EXTI~I~O EQUIPMENT,
PROVIDING THAT ALL COMMERCIAL AND MULTI-FAMILY STRUCIIJRF~ B!~ EQUIPPED WITH
FORTABLE FIRE EXII~GUI,qHERS; RI~EALINO CO~ COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 92-72;
PROVIDINO FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERABILITY; PROVIDINO FOR INCLUSION INTO ~ CODB O!~
LAWS AND ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECIIVB DATB-D!]LAYED.
V/HIRE.mS, the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County Florida has lke u[ety tuponm~ities ~or
Collier County; and
WHEREAS, Scction 633.025. FIotich S,-nn~, requires counties with fire safety responsibilli~ to mdop~
minimum fwe safety standards wh/ch shah operate in conjunction with the slate mininmm buildlng code; and
WHEREAS, Collier County adopted Collier County Ordinance No. 92-72 adopting a Fire Pr=ven~on sad
Protection Code for Collier County which met the samtory tequiremenm under Section 633.02.$, Plotida Statutes;
WHEREAS, it is nccesury :o ~late the Collier County Fire Prevention and Protection Code.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAXNED BY TIrE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMLqSIONERS Or
COLJ. J~R COUNTY, FLORI])A that:
$ICTION ONE:
The Standards and Code sectIra of the National Fie Codes", u published by the National Fare Protection
Au~ciation(NFPA~is~dbe~wbyNFPAc~de~ndardnun~baandediti~nandu~m~ndedhazin~a~hazby
adopted by reference and made a part hereof as the "Collier County Fie Prevention and Protection Code" to protect
NFPA Code
er Staadard r. dit~on Description
I I ~97 Fie Pzevontion Code
I0 1998 Portable Fie Extinguishers
I I 1998 Low Expansion Foam
11A 1994 Mediu:n- and High-Expansion Foam Systems
I 1C 1995 Mobile Foam Apparatus
12 1998 Cabon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems
12A 19<J7 Halo 1301 Fie Extinguishing Systems
13 1996 Installation of Sprinkler Systems
13D 1996 Sprinkler Systcms in One- and Two-Fami]y Dwellings and Mmmfbamzd Homes
131~ 1996 Sprinkler Systems in Kesidcnfial Occulzscies up to and lncluding Fouz Stotia in Hdgbt
14 I ~t6 [nsuilafion of Standpipes and Ho0c Systenm
15 ! 996 Water Spray FLv. ed Systenm For Fie Protection
16 1995 Instsilstion of Deluge Foam-Water Sprinkler and Foam-Wator Spray Sys~ms
16A 1994 Installation of Closed-Hesd Foam-Water Sprinkler Systems
17 1998 DryCkmicalExtinguis~ngSysten~
17A 1998 Wet Chemical Extinguishing Systum
it 1995 Wetting Agcnta
20 1996 Installation of Ceattifupl Fie Pumpt
22 1996 Wa~er Tanks For Privat~ Fie Protection
24 1995 Private Fie Service Mains and Thetr A~
25 I ~98 In~ Testing. and Maintcnance of Water-Based Fie ~ Systems
30 1995 Fiannnable and Combustible Liquids Code
30A 1996 Automotive and Ivlarine Ser~ce Station Code
...Collift Cotuu~, Flrt Prt~.ntton a~d P~teaWn G~t
30B 1~94 Manufsctu~ and Storage of Aerosol Products
31 1997 Inslalhtton of Oil Burning Equipment
32 1996 Dty-~leanJng Plants
33 199~ Spny Applicalion Using Flammable ot Combu~'bl~ Matcrisis
34 1995 Dipping and Coating Processes Using Fla.,nmable or Cornbustle Materials
35 199~ Manuractu~ of Orgsnic Coatings
36 1997 Solvent Extraction Plants
37 1998 ln~alhtion and U$~ of Statlons~ Comkm~on Engines $nd Gu Tu~ines
40 1997 Storage and Handling of Cellulose Niu'a$~ Motion ~ Film
42 1997 S$onge ofPyroxylin Phsti~
43D 1994 Slotage of Pmicide$
4~ 1996 Fire Protection For Laboratories Using Chem~l$
49 1994 Hazardous Chemicals Data
50 1996 BulkOxygenSy~etraatConsumetSi~e$
~0A 1994 Gaseo~ Hydrogen Systems at Consumer Sites
SOB 1994 Liquefied Hydrogen Systems at Consumer Site~
51 1997 Design and !nstalhfion of Oxygen-Fuel Gas Syi:--ms for Welding, Cutzing, and Allied...
~ I A 1996 Ar.c~ylene Cylinder Charging Phnts
~IB 1994 Fix~PtcvenfoninUseofCuttinggndWeldtngPttszsses
52 1995 Compt~____ss~l_ Nsttnl (hs Velxtc~lar Fuel Syslcms
54 1996 National Fuel Ou Code
5~ 1998 Storage, Use and Handling of Compressed and Li~ Oases in Portable Cylinders
57 1996 Lkluefied Natul-sl Gas Vehiculaz Fuel Systems
58 1998 Storage and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases
59 1998 Storage and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases st Ul~lity Gas Plants
59A 1996 Produc~on, Storage and Handling of Liquefied Natural
61 1995 Prevention or Fir~ and Dust Explosions in Agricultunl and Food Prt~cts Facilities
6S 1993 Processing and Finishing of Ahminuxn
69 1997 Explosion Prevention Systems
70E 199~ Elec~cal S~fcty Rcqutmnents tot En~loy~ Wod~lazs
72 1996 National F~ Alarm Code
73 1996 P, csidcntial E!ccO'tcal Maintenance C,,odc for One and ~ Family D~cHings
7.5 ! 995 Protcction of Electronic C.,~.,t.,,.~tcr/Data Pzccusing
79 1997 Elcctx~cal Standard for Industrial Machinery
80 1995 Fiz~ Doors and Fir~ Windows
82 1994 lncincrators and Wutc and Linen HandLing Syxtcms and Equii~ncnt
86 1995 Ovens and Furnaces
86C 1995 Industrial Furnaces Using a Special Processing Atmosphere
86D 199~ Industrhl Funac~ Using Vacuum as an Almosphcrs
8IA 1995 Psztdng Stzucturcs
88B 1997 RcpairGarages
90A 1996 lsUlh6oxt of Air Conditioning and Vmtllattnl Systx~ns
90B 1996 !nstallstto~ of Warm Air Hcstlng and Air CondlltonJng
91 199~ Exhausl Sy,iaua for Air ConvcytnI of Malcdals
96 1994 Vmttlslton Cont~l and Fir~ Protcc6on of Commctclsl Cooktrig Operations
97 1996 Standard Glossary of Terms Relal~ng to ChimneyS, Vents, and Heat-Producing Appliances
99 1996 Health CAtc Facililies
99B 199~ Hypob~ric Facilities
101 1997 Codef~xSafcty~,,LifefromFinlaBuildinSssmiSmsclures
102 199~ Oredreads, FoldinS and Tekscoptc SeafinS, Terns and Membn~ SIructum
110 1996 EmeqencyamiStandbyPowaSystnns
lit ~996 S~dE~caiF,~-~Em~e~/a~!Smx~/row~Symm~
120 1994 Coal Preparation Plants
121 1996 Fir~PmteclionfotSelf-PropeliedsndMobileSurfaceMin~Eq~
i 30 1997 Fixed Guideway Transit Systems
150 1995 FLressfety in hceusck Sishies
160 1998 StsndudfofFlsmeEffectsBefmeuAudie~ce
170 1996 Firesafety Symbols
211 1996 Chimneys, Fireplaces, Venls and Solid Fuel Burnine Appliances
214 1996 Water-Cooling Towers
220 1995 Types of Building Construction
221 1997 Fire Walls sad Fire Barrier Wa|ls
231 1995 (3ener~l Storage
231C 1995 Rack Storage oflvlstertsls
231D 1994 Stage o t Rabbet Tsres
231F 1996 Stonge of Rail Paper
232 1995 Protection of Rzcotds
241 i 996 88felusrdinl Constmctlon, Aimlion and Demolition Operations
251 1995 Methods ofTestinI ofFis~ Endunn~ ot'!~s~iinI Constns~ion and Materials
252 1995 McthodsofFireTestsofDoorAssemblie~
253 199.~ Meti~xi of Test For Critical Padbat Fhtx of Floor Coveting Sisteam Using a Radiant...
25.~ 1996 Method of Test ofb'm'face Burning Chancterisiics ofBuildinI Materials
256 1998 Methods of Fire Tesls of RoofCovertngs
257 1996 Fire Test for Window and Glass Block Assemblies
258 1997 Reses~hTestMetlxxifotDetermininlSmokeGenerationofSolidMatetlals
259 1998 Test Method for Potential Heat Of Bm'lding Materials
260 1994 Mei!~ods of Te~s and Clusitlcadon Systems For Cigarette Ignition Resistance of...
26 i 1994 Meli~ed of Test For DetermininI Resistance of Mock-up Upholsleted Funiture Maletisl...
262 1994 Method ofTest fot Fire and Smoke Cll~arsctedstics ofWites and Cables
263 1994 Method of Test For He, at ~nd Visible Smoke Release Rates for Malertals and Products
264 1995 Method of Test For Heat and Visible Smoke Release Rates for Materials and Products...
264A i 994 Method of Test for Heat Release Rates for Upholsleted Fumina~ ~s of...
265 1994 Method of Test for Evahating lbom Fire Growth Cosmib~ton of Textile Wall...
266 1998 Method of Test for Fire CIssnclerlstiea ofUpholstered Furnim~ Exposed to Flaminl...
267 1998 MethodofTestforFi~C:haracterlsticaof~aadlkddinlAssemblks...
268 1996 Test Method for 13~ !pitfi~ility Exlertot Wsdl Assemblies Usinl · Radiant...
269 199~ TestMed~odfotDevelopinlToxiePoteneyDalafotUselnFltuHaza~Moddint
291 1995 Fh~ Flow Te~tinI and Maddng of Hydnnts
299 1997 Protection of Life and Properr/From Wikltim
302 1994 PieasureandC. onm~-~ialMotorC:n.~
303 1995 Marinas and Boatyards
306 1997 Conlzol of Gu Hantds on Vessels
307 1995 ~andFim~ofMarineTetmtnals, l~ietsandWl~rves
312 1995 Ftre!'nXectionofVe~selsDmtnl~RepdrandLay-~qs
318 1995 Proeectioaof~
326 1993 Proc~u~ford~Sat'eEanyofUndeqrmmdSton~Tstls
327 1993 PtoceduresfotCleantnZotSai~egutrdingSmaliTankstndConta/nmWitboutEntry
38.S 1990 Tank Vehicles For Flammable and Combu~le liquids
386 1990 Pombl~ Shipping Tanks
39J 1993 Flammablc and Combu~>!e Liquids tm Farms and !solat~d ~on PtvjecU
407 1996 Alrcrai~ Fuel Servicing
408 1994 Aircrafl Hand Portable Fire Extinguisbm
409 1995 Aitcr~ Hangars
e 410 1994 Airat~l~aintenanc8
412 1993 Evaluating Aircraft Rescue and Fir~ Fighting Fosm Equipm~t
415 1997 Airport Tmninal Buildings, Fueling Ramp Drainage and Loading Walkways
418 1995 Helipotu
423 1994 ~andProtecttonofAitaa~Engin~TettFacilities
430 1995 StongeofLiquidtndSolidOxidlzm
432 1997 Storage of Orgsntc Peroxide Formulations
480 1993 Storage, Hindling and Procmint of MaZn~s/um Solids tnd Powden
481 1995 Production, Procet~ng, Handling and Slotage of T'~anium
482 1996 Production. Processing, Handling and Storage of Zltconium
485 1994 Storage, Handling. Processing and UM of Lithium M~.tal
490 1993 Storage ofAmmon/um Nilrat~
491 1997 (3u/detoHazardousC]~emicalRtmctions
49:~ 1996 Explosiv~ Mak--ritls Co~e
496 1993 PstqedsndPt~mn-izcdEnclosm~FotEkctrlcalEqutpmmt
498 1996 SafeHavemandlntetch~ngeLotsfotVehlclesTranaporlingExplotives
501 1997 Standard on Matm~ctured Hous/ng
501A 1997 Ftz~SafctyCrlt~iafotManufactur~Homslnstallattons, Sit~andComnmni~es
~OIC 1996 Recrea~onal Vehicles
501D 1996 P,~a~ttond Vehicle Ptzks and ~
505 1996 Powa~l Industrial Trucks
51 2 1994 Truck Fir~ Protection
513 1994 Motor Fr~/ght Tatninals
~4) 1995 Slotup, Handling and Us~ of P..~ykn~ ~ for SWllintien snd Fumigation
600 1996 lndun'ial F'~ Brip~es
650 199S Pneuma~ C.~mvey~S Systnm for HandlinS Comburn'bk Mat~ials
651 1993 Mazmfacture of'A!uminmn Powder
6.~4 1997 Pt~vcntjonofFir~sndDustF. xplosionsA'omlb~l~fnufa~m~ng, Processinf, and...
65~ 1993 Prevention of Sulfur Fires snd Explosions
66~ 1993 PrcvcntionofFi~ssndExplosionsinWoodProc~sndWoodw~Pscilifies
701 1996 McttzodsofFins TcstsForFhmeP, esistsntTatilcstndP,'z---
703 i~ PireP,~tsrdsm~talWoodmdFizel~-urdsmCosttapforB~Mstaisls
704 1996 IdsattficstioaoftbeHusnitofMstaislsfo~P, mal~scyl~
e 7~0 1996 warm. Mist Firs Protection Systems
7SO 1997 Installat~mofLlShtninSProteaton~
801 1998 Fscilitka tiredling Ralioocttvs Materials
803 1998 Fi~Prot~ctionfetLlghtWstaNuclea~Pov~tPlsnts
804 1995 FimProtectionfotAdvmcedljghtWststRdmcl~EkctrkPlants
820 1995 Fir~inWattcwal~Tr~atmmtandColkcltonPacilities
901 1995 Sandud Classifications fo~ lnci4knt Raporting sad Fbre Protectina Dam
9Q~ 19~7 SaadardfortheProtectioaofCulturalResmwcesbcludinSMuseums, Librark~P!scxL..
I 122 1997 Code fox ModH go~ketry
1123 1995 Code for Firewodu Display
I 124 ! 995 Manufacture, Transportation, and -qtonSe of Fivsworks
i 125 1995 Manufacmrin$ of Model Rocket and High Power Rocket Moron
1126 1996 Use ofPyrotechnic~ Befor~ · Proximate Audience
1127 1995 HighPowaRockery
e 1141 1990 Fir~ ~ in Planned Building Groups
1221 1994 Installation, Maink-unce and Use of public Fir~ Service Communication Systems
123 1 1993 Water Supplies for Subud~n and Rural Fin Fighting
1961 1997 Fir~ Hose
1962 1998 Car~, Use, and Service Testing of Fln~ Ho~ Inchdins Couplings sad Nozzles
1963 1993 Fin Hose Conneclions
1964 1998 Spray Nozzles (Shutoffand Tip)
2001 1996 Clean Agent Fin ExtinimishinI Systems
1501 1992 Single Burna Boiler Operstinn
1502 1995 l~-vention of Furnge Explo~iom/lmplmiom in Muffipl~ Bxuner Boilen
· 503 1992 Pulvatzsd Fud Systems
8504 1996 AZosplxric Fhidiz~!kd Boiler Operation
1505 1998 Smk~ Olx'ation
8506 1995 Heat Rzt. ova~ Steam Gmentor Systems
0
SECTION TWO:
The "National F~ Codes, NFPA i, F~ Prevention Code, 1997 ion," is !~.~bf ammded by local
sm~ndment as follows:
(~) QtA.PT~ 1 ADMn~.ST~J~TXON AND
(I) BOARD OF APPEAI. S
I) Amend 1-7 to mad as follows:
1-7 BOARD OF APPEALS
(2) NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES
I) Amend I-!gtoresdasfoHows:
!-18 NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES
e
(B) CHAFI'EX lADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
(1) APPLICATION
I) Ahead Subsection i-5,1 to read as follows:
...Collier C4~m,~ FIre Pre~mri4m and Prateorion Code
shallbeconsider~dapsnoflhisCod~~.
ii) Amend Subs~'lion I-5.5 to r=ad as follows:
I-5.5 Buildinlsinexistenc~oepermitt=dfoe¢onsmsc~tonprinttolh~adoptionof~xisCode
shad comply wi,h the provisions rated her~'in of refet~'x~d foe exis6nI buildings.
Exislinl buildings oe installations Ihat do not comply whh ~he provisions oflhe publications r~ferenced in 4a-441-
~2~s~a~bepe~nit~dmb~c~nti~medinuse~un~ess~a~th~tityhvin~ju~isdic~ndet~nnines~hat~`e~ack~f
{2) OCC1.~ANC'Y
f~l,~i~"~:~l~ of Nl~A 101.
{'~) Pl~.l~'ll AND A.I~OVAI~
i)
~ ~. C-..~l~l ~ ....
(.l) PLANS
I)
1. ....
.L ' '
2... '
f) AcklBccttcml-19mn:~dufolk~n:
(C') C'IIA3q'EIt 2 DEFII',flTIONS
(1) DEFIN'fTIONS
Add ttw, follcm,d~ ~ to ~ u follows:
(1)) CIIAPT'EY, 3GEI',,q~Y, AL PROVISIONS
(1) OPEN OUTI)OOit ~ INC~TORS, OUTDOOR FIREI'LAC!~
I) Amend Bubseakm 3-4.1 torudufollows:
3-4.1 ,q~eBec~onl-l~fotpetmtttequln~
10 Atn~ndSuboocfion3.-4.7torudufollows:
3--4.7 No ~ l~e kindled
I) AtmmdBul~gtion3-.~.2tonadufollows:
3-5J Fimlan~shalll~notlma~xa~of~wid~aloto
wltlxs~aadllv~kx~of~t~appsxamsandhav~amtnlmumofJ.{~.k~ofv~lktlclunnc~
~440-n-(4;,Sm3in knVh. Thc tunamund shan havs amhxtmmn cmmUn, radtm of S0n(l~.3m)
Wofdsmdntlmlat, added;wo~~md~t~
IF) Amend Subsetlion 3-5.4 to read at follows:
3.5.4 Fire lanes shall be marked~wifk fr~estanding signs.tnda]dr,~lm~8~
· ' ' that have the words "FIRE LANE-NO
~ARKlNG" paint~d in contrasting colors at a size and spacinl approved by the
autkority having juzlsdiction. ....
i11) Add Subsection 3-5.6 to ~ u follows:
(a) Add Subse~on 3-5.6.1 to read u follows:
Co) Add Subt~ctjon 3-5.6.2 to t~ad as follows:
(e) Add Sub~on 3-5.6.3 to r~d as follows:
(d) Add Suhae~tion 3-5.5.4 to mad as follows:
(3} FIRE PROTECTION MARKINGS
I) Amend ,Subt4~'lion 3.7.1to n:ad as follows:
3-7· I N~-w and existing buildlnls. ia~~hall have approv~d addms numbers placed
I) Add ~ 3-14 Io rngl as follows:
..
I) Add Soctio~ 3-15 to nmd as fonows:
Words ~ are sdded; words 'If-
(a) Add Sulsecdon 3-15.1 to read as follows:
(b) Add Subse~m 3-15.2 to read u follows:
(c) Add Sulsecdon 3-15.3 Io read as follows:
CHAPTER 6 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
(1) Amend Subsection 6-2.2 Io rcsl as follows:
6-2.2.1New buildings mes-las-t~u'ee stodes~mofe in height er n~w bulldinp over J 0 f~ (15.25 rn) in
inst~lledinaccordancewid~theprovtsionsoflhisscctionandN~:l'A 14.
(2) Add Subsection 6-2.2.2 to n:=d as foilon:
(3) Add Subsecdon 6-2.2.3 to read as follows:
(4) Add Subsection 6-2.2.4 Io rud as follows:
(5~ Add Subsection 6-2.2.S to r~d ss forlows:
...Collltr C. mmty Flrt J~,nlton m~l Prottctlon
(~ ~d ~ ~5 Wa~ S~ly m ~ u folIo~:
D A~ 5u~on ~5.1.1 ~ ~d u fo!lo~:
d~fin~ ~ ~e ~
O~ ~ ~A 1231 S~ ~ Wa~ ~li~ f~ Su~ ~ ~l F~ ~h~ u ~lieshle_ Final
~i~ ~ ~ F~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1-17.
IO A~ Su~a ~5. I ~ m ~d u follN:
~ l~e~ f~n s~ ~ ~ In ~ ~t~l f~ ~ ~J1~fi~ d~ avaflaMe ~ flow at s mtn;~
GO A~ Su~ ~5.1J m ~ u foHo~:
Iv) ~ Su~ ~5~ ~ u follN:
of~A 123 I,
(jr) CILI, I-i.i~J(. 7AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SY~Rt i~Lq
(1) Anscaxl Sub~x~-tioaT-l.I eread ufonows:
7-1.1 AulomatiEs~shalll~imtnllednndmatnmtnodinfullolN~atinl~oncti~on, uspecified fot
O dm occupancy involved in dm codes or standards listed ~ Co~lef Gmn.w Fire prevention and
Pmh~c~n C'.~4e .e,~-.~n~ One_ ~nst~lla~ons shall be in accordance with NFPA 13, Standard for the Installation of
Spdnlda System; NFPA ! 3P,, Standard for b !nstalladon of Sprlnkkf
and lncludinI Four Stork~ tn Height; of NFPA ! 3D, Standard fo~ the Iraradiation of 8prlnk~ Sywtcua in One- and
Two-Famfiy Dwellings and Manufactxwcd Hornet at other a_op_li~ahle standa~i U
D AcklSubsccfionT-l.!.ltoreadMfollows:
WonbmSlnllmlar~ad~d;wordsmm~hmulhmdde~l.
41-
Ii) Add Subsection 7-1.1.2 to tud as
III) Add -~ub~-~ion 7-1.1.3 Io
. ~ . ~ .
thn~ixsp~ink~ersf~any{s~atedhnrd~usa~ush~permit2d~bee.~tme~2ddi~ect~yt~ad~~
supply sys~'m having · capacity sufi'~i~nt
and ~ comsec6on to 112 domes~ wa2t supply. (101:7-7.1.2)
('J) Amend ~ubsection 7-2.3 ~o rud as follows:
valves in supply pipes to sprinklers shall I~ sx~ wish by on~ of ~ following me~ods:
(a) ~-nfni su6on, pro!~lcta~, of rcmo2 ration signaling re'vice.
Co) Local signalinS sexvi~ ",-t will uuse tl~ soundinS of an sudible signal at a constantly a~tend~d point.
(c) Valves locked in ~he open position
Floor con~ol valves in high-rise buildings and valves e~nt~ollinI flow to sprtnklen in cimtlafinz closed loop
Exception l: $upetviskm ofunden~z~und late valvu with rt~!way boxu shall not be Iz~lutred. (13:4-14.1. 1 ,~)
(6) CHAFI'I~tSFIR~Dffr2CTIONANDALARM~
(1) Amend Su!~ction 8-2.1.1 ~o tesl u follow~:
g-2.1.1 ~~~b~f~~~~h~~
' ' ' ~~ ~ f~ ~ of~
fo~:
(a) ~ ~ ~ ~
~) Au~ ~ st~ ~
(c)Mo~efabnortmlcondiltonstnfi~sup~sysmna,
(d)Actin~aofFu~~systems,
(e) ~ of ~ safer,/functtom,
(0Aatvationsofalarmnottficattonapp ' '
(S) F. mage~/voice/alarm communications,
(h)Ouard'stoursupaviso~savice,
(l)Proceumonitoriqmpavisor/sysmm,
e (D Acttntlon of off-prunisu signals,
(I) h~.gnted s,/~ms.
~/'ION THRgE:
NFPA 101 - Codefot~afetytoLif~fromFf~inBui~and$m~-tun~ 1997Edltton, tsamcndcd
u follows:
(A) CHAFf]~ 7BUILDIN0 SEP, VICR AND F/XE PP, OTECrlON ~
(1) SECTION 7-6 PIKE DETF.,CTION, ALAP. M AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEI~
l) OCCUPANT NOTIFICATION
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(r) SECTION7-7 AUTOMATICSPR/NKLX~ANDOTHERIDCI1N(KIISH~OEt~JIPMXNT
f) SECTIONT-7~t MANUALEXTIN~O~
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SECTION FOUR: RK!'f. AL OF COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO, 92-71.
Ordinanc~No. 92-72 tshenby~akd intts emtr~-tyu ofa~t'ffecttndsag ofthis Ordinuco.
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SECTION SIX: INCLUSION IN THE CODE OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES
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not become effe~dve until 6.'00 A~I on b .,s~d~Y of~ 1998.
PA~SED AND DULY ADOPTED by d,- Bo~d of County Comndsdonen of
Collier County, Florida ~is ~y of~~:~:~ 1998.
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I10 VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES
If any p~noa, rum. corporation, or otl~r legal k'n~ty wbclb~ public or private, dart fail or r~f~u to obey or comply
with, or violates, any of the provisions of this ordinance, such person, flrm, corporl~ol, or other legal cn~ty
whether public or private, upon conviction of such offense, shall be puni~.~d by · f'me not to exceed ~vs-hundrcd
dollan ($~00.00) or by/mprisonment ~ot to exceed sixty (60) days in the countTJatl, ot both, in the dig~on of
She court. Each day of continued viohfion ot noncomplianc~ shall I~ considered u a separate offense. In addition,
any person, rn'm, cotlxration, ot other legal entity whe~et publ/c ot private, convicted under Ihe provisions of this
section shah pay all costs and expengs involved in lhe case.
J N~thinghaeinc~ntai~edsha~pr~ventt~eC~un~yfr~mtakingsuch~et~awfu~act~ninuy~f~t
jurisdiction u is necessary to prevent ot remedy any violation. Such oter lawful action shall include, but shah not
b~ limited to, any equitable scion for injunctive t~licf ot action at law for damages. The County shah have
power ~o collaRrally enforce ~e provisions of this Code snd ordinance ~gh the County Code Enforcement
R FLAMMABLE COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID STORAGE TANK/GAS PERMIT FEES
I) ~t-E OR COMBUSTIBLE TANKS -
The fe~ for each fiammabis otcombustibk liquid mtshall bs cdcuhtcd at$39.00 for lhe
5,000 gallons ofgrou water capocily oft!~ ~ank and an additional $16.00 for each additional
20,000 gallons of grou water calmcity of lt~ lank or fraction tereof.
2) LXQUEF~D PETROLEZ~d (L.P.) GAS
petroleum Ct..P.) gu captcity shall b~ $36.00 with an additional $14.00 for each additional 20,000
gallons of capacity or fraction
3) The minimum gu permit fe~ shaHbe $36.00.
EXCEFrlON~ Petm/t~/nmllattons tat use a tank ~xchange service need not apply
sddition~lpcn~toexchanSee~p~ymn~forfulltan~jftbetanksizeorsyttcmctpecityis~
S FIRE PREVENTION PERJV[IT FEES
The following fees shall b~ applicabl~ to each permit:
I ) For buildings less than 75 f~'t in height at t~ caves, the fee shah be $0.012 pet squar~
foot of gross floor area.
2) For buildinp 7~ feet/n height at t!~ eaves or htghet, ~be fe~ shah b~ $0.017 per sqtm~
foot of gross floor area.
3) For F~ Sprinkler Systems, tt~ fe~ shall be $0.58 per sprink/er head.
4) Forexhausthoods a minimum fee of S32.00shalll~assessedperhood.
5) For Hood Suppr~sion S)-st~ms/Spray Extinguishing Systen~ the f~e shall be $~.00 per
spfink~otsprayhead.
6) For Fir~ Hydrants ~ fe~ shall b~ $23.00 for each/nittal installation.
7) Themtntmumfi~ptt~emionpetmttf~sha!lb~S32.00.
J EXCKFFIONSt
I) Detached one and two family dwellings are exempt from r~ prevention permit feet
2) Permira dmt do not pn~'nt a i~ ptotsctlon concern, Lo., swimm~ pools, conam
decb, radio mumnt~ion towas, ~:., ars ~z~t from i~ pr~veu~lon permit fees.
BE REINSPECrlON FZLq
Xcinspcctiomof'snyry~eshllrcsultinansddltkxzalfceof$2S.OOpctinspectJoufor~~
S40.00 rot the sr. ond retnspection, ssl SSO.O0 rot dse third and each successive rejnspe~ou.
3.2.8.4.8. Fire hydrtnts. All hydrants slalJ be connected to water systems having suf~ient storage or emergency
pumping facilities to provid~ fo~ Ihe minimum fir~ flows Io b~ maintained for at leas~ four hours or the
ttcommendation of the National Fire Underwriters, whichever is g~ater. Hydrants shah be placed on common lot
lines v~thin the approved fight-of-way unleu od~vis~ approved ~/the development services dire~or pursuant to
section 3.2.7.~.
Hydrants shall be insulled &nd placed in a manner complying ~ the requirements set forth in the htest edition of
NFPA No. 24 cnt4tled "Sandard for I!~ lnmlhtion ofPrivat~ F~ Sinice Mains and Their Apptut'nances,"
published by the Natlotml Fir~ Protection Association. Hydrants to be installed v/jd~ subdivided lots for
protection purpose, shah b~ evaluated thn4ng the site development plan review procelt as requirexl in division 3.3.
Tho~/nstallat/ons flail be/n compliance v,~th the standards set fo~b in the lat-'st edition ofNFPA 1141 ent/t]ed
"Sunchrd for Fire Protection in Phnned Building Groups."
scaT,, fir~ hydrants shall b~ spaced not JTutet than J00 feet spin real not mine hn 250 f~k't from th~ center of any
captcity for t'~ flows of at lent ~500 gallore per tnlm~ o~ grater, as r~luired, in addition to maxlmmn day
d~m~cr~quircmc~s~tresk~ualpr~ur~fn~t~u~han2~p~und~p~tsquar~inchun~e~th~x3~rcqu~n~by
d~c tppl/c. ablc fire code.
2. Commercial, industrial, multistory and multifamily developmenU. Fire hydranU located in these areas shall be
c~n~c~dt~wat~main~n~es~haneight/nchc~ind~amete~.~nn~caM~ha~pa~ing~fhju~
t~fectap~rtandn~m~ctlan25~feetfr~mthecenter~fany~tind~subdivis~n~Hydrgntspgh~
size shall be capable of providing water flows adequate to meet the r~oz'nls for the occxq~ncy cLtuificatlon as
defined in Ihe latest edition of the Na~onal Fire Code, Vohm~ No. 6, publbhed by ~ National Fir~ Protect/on
Association. In no cue shah the flow IM less than 7~0 gallons p~r minut~ with the residual prusu~ of 20 pounds
pet square inch at the most remote point of discharge
STATE OF FLORIDA}
COUNTY OF COLLIER)
I, DWIGHT E. BROCK, Clerk of Courts in and for the Twentieth
Judicial Circuit, Collier County, Florida, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of=
ORDIN~NCENO. 98-74
Which was adopted by the Board of County Co~n~ssioners on the
22nd day of September, 1998, during Regular Session.
WITNESS my hand and the official seal of the Board of County
Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, this 28th aay of September,
1998.