HomeMy WebLinkAbout86-6 - Amending Chapter 9.04 of the Newport Beach Municipal Code to Adopt the Uniform Fire Code, 1985 Edition• ORDINANCE NO. 86 -6
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING CHAPTER 9.04 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE,
1985 EDITION.
The City Council of the City of Newport Beach does ordain
as follows:
Section 1. Chapter 9.04 of the Newport Beach Municipal
Code is amended to read as follows:
Sections:
9.04.010
Adoption of Uniform Fire
Code.
9.04.020
Amendment of Section
2.303(b)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.030
Amendment to Section
9.103
of the Fire Code.
9.04.040
Amendment to Section
9.105
of the Fire Code.
9.04.050
Amendment to Section
10.203
of the Fire Code.
9.04.060
Amendment to Section
10.209
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of the Fire Code.
9.04.070
Amendment to Section
10.301
of the Fire Code.
9.04.080
Amendment to Section
11.101(d)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.090
Amendment to Section
11.101 to Add
New Section (e) to the
Fire Code.
9.04.100
Amendment to Section
11.209
of the Fire Code.
9.04.110
Amendment to Section
25.106 (b)(2)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.120
Amendment to Article
35 of the
Fire Code.
9.04.130
Amendment to Section
61.106(c)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.140
Amendment to Section
77.106(b)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.150
Amendment to Section
79.501
of the Fire Code.
9.04.160
Amendment to Section
79.211(a)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.170
Amendment to Article
79, Division
XIV of the Fire Code.
9.04.180
Amendment to Section
79.910(d)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.190
Amendment to Section
82.102 of
the Fire Code.
9.04.200
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Amendment to Appendix
II -C
of the Fire Code.
9.04.210
Amendment to Section
10.308(b)
of the Fire Code.
9.04.220
Amendment to Section
10.308
of the Fire Code.
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9.04.230 Amendment to Section 10.308
of the Fire Code.
9.04.300 Severability.
Section 9.04.010. Adoption of Uniform Fire Code.
Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 50022.1
through 50022.5, Title 5, Division 1, Chapter 1, Article 2 of the
Government Code of the State of California, there is hereby
adopted by reference, that certain Code entitled "Uniform Fire
Code," recommended by the California Fire Chiefs' Association,
being particularly the 1985 Edition thereof, published by the
International Conference of Building Officials and the Western
Fire Chiefs' Association, specifically including Appendices,
Division I through Division V, save and except such portions as
are hereafter deleted, added or amended, one (1) certified copy
of which printed as a Code in book form are ordered filed in the
office of the City Clerk of the City of Newport Beach to be open
for public inspection and the same is hereby adopted and
incorporated as fully as if set out at length herein, and known
and referred to as the "Fire Code" of and for the City of Newport
Beach.
Section 9.04.020. Amendment of Section 2.303(b) of
the Fire Code.
Section 2.303(b) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010 is amended by inserting therein the
following to read:
"NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
• Batterymarch Park
Quincy, Massachusetts 02269
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All of the National Fire Protection Association Codes,
Standards, Recommended Practices, Manuals, Guides and
• Model Laws contained in the National Fire Codes, published
and promulgated by the National Fire Protection
Association, a copy of which is on file with the Newport
Beach Fire Department, 1985 Edition."
Section 9.04.030. Amendment to Section 9.103 of
the Fire Code.
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Amendment to Section 9.103 of the Fire Code,
hereinbefore adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by adding
the definition of "Authorized Representative" as follows:
"Authorized
described
Code."
the Fire Code.
Representative shall mean those persons
in Sections 2.1049 2.105 and 2.106 of this
Section 9.04.040. Amendment to Section 9.105 of
Section 9.105 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by adding the definition
of "Corporation Counsel" as follows;
"Corporation Counsel as used herein shall mean the City
Attorney of the City of Newport Beach."
Section 9.04.050. Amendment to Section 10.203 of
the Fire Code.
Section 10.203 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010 is amended to read as follows:
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"No person shall use or operate any hydrant or other
valves installed on any water system intended for use by
• the Chief for fire suppression purposes and which is
accessible to any public highway, alley or private way
open to or generally used by the public, unless such
person first secures a permit from the controlling water
agency. This section does not apply to the use of a
hydrant or other valves by a person employed by and
authorized to make such use by the water company which
supplies water to such hydrants or other valves."
Section 9.04.060. Amendment to Section
the Fire Code.
Section 10.209 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010 is amended by adding Section
• 10.209(b) as follows:
"(b) Key Box System. Key box shall contain two sets of
the following:
1. Keys to locked points of ingress whether on the
interior or exterior of the building.
2. Keys to locked mechanical equipment rooms.
3. Keys to locked electrical rooms.
4. Keys to elevator controls.
• 5. Keys to other areas as directed by the Chief."
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Section 9.04.070. Amendment to Section 10.301 of
the Fire Code.
• Section 10.301 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by adding subsection (f)
to read as follows:
"Provide and install electrical outlets (110 volt, duplex)
that are connected to the emergency generator
circuitry /system, when generator is required by Section
1807 or 1907 of the Uniform Building Code, in the
following locations:
1. In the main exit corridor of each floor, adjacent
to each exit enclosure.
2. In each elevator lobby.
• 3. In public assembly areas larger than 1500 square
feet.
4. In every fire control room.
5. In such other areas as may be designated by the
Chief.
Outlets shall be red in color."
Section 9.04.080. Amendment to Section 11.101(d)
of the Fire Code.
• Section 11.101(d)
of the
Fire Code,
hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is
amended
to read as
follows
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"Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in
this Chapter, or the said Uniform Fire Code, as made a
part of this Chapter, no person shall do or allow any such
• burning without a permit issued in compliance with Rules
57 and 58 of the Rules and Regulations of the County of
Orange Air Pollution Control District, which provides as
follows:
Rule 57. OPEN FIRES. A person shall not, after January
1, 1968, burn any combustible refuse in any open outdoor
fire within Orange County, except:
(a) When such fire is set or permission for such fire
is given in the performance of the official duty of any
public officer and such fire in the opinion of such
officer is necessary.
• (1) For the purpose of the prevention of a fire
hazard which cannot be abated by any other means,
or
(2) The instruction of public employees in the
methods of fighting fire.
(b) When such fire is set pursuant to permit on
property used for industrial purposes for the purpose of
instruction of employees in the methods of fighting fire.
(c) When such fire is set in the course of any
agricultural operation in the growing of crops, or raising
• of fowls, animals or bees.
These exceptions shall not be effective on any calendar
day on which the Air Pollution Control Officer determines
that:
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(1) The inversion base at 4 :00 A.M., Pacific
Standard Time, will be lower than one thousand five
• hundred feet (1,5001) above mean sea level; and
(2) The maximum mixing height will not be above
three thousand five hundred feet (3,5001); and
(3) The average surface wind speed between 6 :00
A.M. and 12 :00 Noon, Pacific Standard Time, will
not exceed five miles per hour."
"Rule 58. INCINERATOR BURNING. A person shall not, after
January 1, 1968, burn any combustible refuse in any
incinerator within the District except in a multiple -
chamber incinerator as described in 2(r), or in equipment
found by the Air Pollution Control Officer in advance of
• such use to be equally effective for the purpose of air
pollution control as an approved multiple- chamber
incinerator."
Section 9.04.090. Amendment to Section 11.101 to
Add New Section (e) to the Fire Code.
Section 11.101 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.090, is amended by adding sub - section (e)
to read as follows:
1111.101(e) CAMP FIRES. No person shall make, set or
maintain any beach or camp fire at any place within the
• City except in areas where proper containers are provided
for such fires by the City and where City signs are
plainly posted indicating such fires are permissible.
Beach or camp fires shall be kept within the confines of
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the fire areas and shall be designated by the City
Manager, subject to the recommendation of the Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commission."
Section 9.04.100. Amendment to Section 11.209 of
the Fire Code.
Section 11.209 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by adding to the heading
and to sub- section (a) to read as follows:
"ATRIUM AND MALL FURNISHINGS. Section 11.209(a) The
potential heat of combustible furnishings and decorative
materials within atriums and malls shall not exceed 9000
BTU per pound when located within an area of the atrium or
mall that is more than 20 feet below ceiling- mounted
sprinklers. EXCEPTION: Furnishings certified as flame-
retardant to the satisfaction of the Chief may be used in
atriums and malls."
Section 9.04.110. Amendment to Section 25.106
(b)(2) of the Fire Code.
Section
25.106
(b)(2) of
the Fire Code,
hereinbefore adopted in
Section
9.04.010, is
amended by deleting
references to Group A,
Divisions
2 and 2.1.
Fire Code.
Section 9.04.120. Amendment to Article 35 of the
• Article 35 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore adopted
in Section 9.04.010, is amended to read as follows:
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"Section 35.101. This article applies to those
occupancies defined as covered mall buildings as
established by the Building Code or so designated as malls
• by the Building Official."
Definitions
Section 35.102. For the purpose of this
article, certain terms are defined as follows:
"ALLOWABLE USE AREA is the area approved to conduct
activities in accordance with this article and shall not
include area necessary for main and cross aisles.
COVERED MALL BUILDING
number of tenants and
drinking and dining
• amusement facilities,
wherein two or more tE
or more malls.
is a single building enclosing a
occupancies such as retail stores,
establishments, entertainment and
offices and other similar uses
nants have a main entrance into one
CROSS AISLES are required aisles which permit exiting from
one main aisle to another through an allowable use area.
FIXTURES are those furnishings accessory to the normal
operation of the mall. These fixtures may include, but
are not limited to seating, directories, planters and
lighting fixtures.
MAIM AISLE is that area of the mall designated to
• accommodate the required exit width and shall be located
between the furthest projection of the area designated for
use by a tenant and the allowable use area and shall be
free of all obstruction.
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MALL is a roofed or covered common pedestrian area within
a covered mall building which serves as access for two or
• more tenants and may have three levels that are open to
each other.
TEMPORARY STRUCTURES are kiosks, booths, concession stands
and similar structures approved for temporary use.
TEMPORARY USE shall mean any single permittee activity not
to exceed 60 consecutive days.
Section 35.103. PERMITS: For permits to use a covered
mall area for other than normal customer use, see Section
4.101.
Section 35.104. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
(a) Unoccupied Tenant Spaces. Unoccupied tenant
spaces shall be isolated from the remainder of the covered
mall until such time as the space is prepared for use.
The unoccupied tenant space shall be:
1. Kept free from the storage of any combustible
material whatsoever.
2. Separated from the remainder of the building by
a one hour rated partition.
3. Limited in access to openings which will be
• kept keylocked in the closed position except during
that time when open for construction or inspection.
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4. Provided with sprinkler protection when in
sprinklered buildings.
• (b) Main aisles shall be a minimum of 10 feet
in width or the required exit width, whichever
is greater, and shall be maintained in
accordance with Article 12.
(c) Cross aisles shall be a minimum of 15 feet
in width or the required exit width, whichever
is greater, and shall be maintained in
accordance with Article 12.
(d) Required widths of exit travel shall not
be obstructed by the placement of any material,
temporary kiosks, display booths, concession
equipment or similar objects while the mall
• building is open to the public.
(e) Liquid or gas fueled appliances, tools,
apparatus, craft or vehicles shall not be
permitted in a mall.
EXCEPTION: When approved by the Chief, liquid
or gas fueled appliances, tools, apparatus,
craft or vehicles may be displayed within the
mall. when on display, batteries of craft or
vehicles shall be disconnected and fuel tanks
shall be sealed and may contain no more than
1 /8th tank capacity or 5 gallons of fuel,
• whichever is less.
(f) Flammable liquids, flammable gases,
liquified flammable gases, hazardous material
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or highly toxic material shall not be used,
stored or displayed in a mall except as
permitted by (e) above.
(g) Cylinders containing nonflarnmable gases
shall be secured in accordance with Article
74. Protective caps for control valves shall
be on the cylinders when not in use.
(h) All decorative materials, furnishings and
combustible signs shall be treated and
maintained in accordance with Section 25.103.
Section 35.105. TEMPORARY STRUCTURES
(a) Temporary structures conforming to all the
requirements of this article may be located in
the allowable use area.
(b) Temporary structures shall be
noncombustible or be treated and maintained in
a flame- retardant condition conforming to Class
II flame- spread ratings.
(c) Roofs or coverings for kiosks, display
booths, concession equipment or similar
structures shall not exceed four (4) feet in
dimension unless the area beneath the roofs or
coverings is protected by an approved automatic
fire extinguishing system.
Section 35.106. TEMPORARY PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES. When
the mall area, or any portion thereof, is used as
temporary public assembly, such area shall comply with
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Article 25.
Section 9.04.130. Amendment to Section 61.106(c)
of the Fire Code.
Section 61.106(c) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010 is amended to read as follows:
• "(c) Where Permitted. The use of listed
portable unvented oil- burning heating appliances
shall be limited to supplemental heating in Groups
B and M occupancies. EXCEPTION: Upon approval of
the Chief, portable unvented oil- burning heating
appliances may be permitted in any occupancy during
the construction process when such use is necessary
for construction and the use does not represent a
hazard to life or property."
Section 9.04.140. Amendment to Section 77.106(b)
f the Fire Code.
• Section 77.106(b) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.100, is amended by adding to subsection
(b) to read as follows:
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The exit facilities shall
limit
the
number of
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persons in attendance. The
Chief
shall
establish
the conditions necessary to
assure that the exit
capacity for mall building
tenants
and
the public
assembly is adequate.
It
shall
be the
responsibility of the mall
management
to provide
adequate personnel to comply
with
the
conditions
required by the Chief."
Section 9.04.130. Amendment to Section 61.106(c)
of the Fire Code.
Section 61.106(c) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010 is amended to read as follows:
• "(c) Where Permitted. The use of listed
portable unvented oil- burning heating appliances
shall be limited to supplemental heating in Groups
B and M occupancies. EXCEPTION: Upon approval of
the Chief, portable unvented oil- burning heating
appliances may be permitted in any occupancy during
the construction process when such use is necessary
for construction and the use does not represent a
hazard to life or property."
Section 9.04.140. Amendment to Section 77.106(b)
f the Fire Code.
• Section 77.106(b) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.100, is amended by adding to subsection
(b) to read as follows:
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"The limits of
77.106(b) of
explosives and
• hereby establi:
Newport Beach.
explosives and
the Chief."
the Fire Code.
the District referred to in Section
this Code in which storage of
blasting agents is prohibited are
hed as the boundaries of the City of
EXCEPTION: The use and storage of
blasting agents may be permitted by
Section 9.04.150. Amendment to Section 79.501 of
Section 79.501 is amended by adding to Section
79.501 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore adopted in Section
9.04.010, to read as follows:
"The limits referred to in Section 79.501 of the
Fire Code in which the storage of Class I and II
• flammable liquids in above ground tanks is
prohibited are hereby established as the boundaries
of the City of Newport Beach. EXCEPTION: The
temporary use of above ground tanks for the storage
of Class I and Class II liquids may be permitted by
the Chief."
Section 9.04.160. Amendment to Section 79.221(a)
of the Fire Code.
Section 79.601(a) is amended by adding to
subsection (a) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore adopted in Section
9.04.010 to read as'follows:
• "The underground storage of flammable liquids shall
be prohibited in any residential district or any
residential area of a P -C district in the City."
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Section 9.04.170. Amendment to Article 79,
Division XIV of the Fire Code.
Article 79, Division XIV of the Fire Code,
hereinbefore adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended to read:
"No new bulk plant for flammable liquids shall be
constructed within the boundaries of the City of
Newport Beach except as permitted by the Chief."
n 9.04.180. Amendment to Section 79.910(d)
of the Fire Code.
Section 79.910(d) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by adding to subsection
(05, to read as follows:
"The dispensing of Class I, II or III -A liquids
from tanks aboard boats, barges or other floating
craft is prohibited within the boundaries of the
City of Newport Beach except for emergency purposes
approved by the Chief."
Section 9.04.190. Amendment to Section 82.102 of
the Fire Code.
Section 82.102(a) of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.140 is amended to read as follows:
• "Section 82.102(a). No person shall install or
maintain a liquified petroleum gas container,
except portable containers of less than twenty (20)
gallons water capacity, unless natural gas is
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unavailable in the area or unless such installation
is needed for special industrial process or use, in
which event he shall first submit plans to the Fire
• Chief and make application for a permit for such
installation. The Fire Chief may, at his
discretion, grant or deny such permit and in
granting such permit may attach such conditions
thereto as he deems necessary for the protection of
life and property."
Section 9.04.200. Amendment to Appendix II -C of
the Fire Code.
Appendix II -C of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by changing Section
5.(a), to read as follows:
• "All portions of floats exceeding 150 feet in
distance from fire apparatus access and marine
service stations shall be provided with an approved
standpipe system installed in conformity with
applicable standards set forth in Uniform Building
Code Standard No. 38 -2 and Article 10 of this Code.
1. Hose stations shall be spaced so as to provide
protection to any portion of floats or floating
vessel. Hoses shall be mounted on a reel or rack
and enclosed within an approved cabinet. Hose
stations shall be labeled FIRE HOSE -- EMERGENCY USE
ONLY. All equipment shall meet the approval of the
Chief.
2. At the shore end, the waterline shall be
equipped with a 2 1/2 inch fire department
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connection of a type and at a location approved by
the Chief."
• Section 9.04.210. Amendment to Section 10.308(b)
of the Fire Code.
Section 10.308(b) of the Fire Code,
hereinbefore adopted in Section 9.04.010 is amended to read as
follows:
"AlI other requirements of this section
notwithstanding, automatic sprinkler systems shall
be installed when:
1. In all occupancies when the floor area,
regardless of area separation walls or allowable
area increases, exceeds the basic allowable floor
• area of Table 5 -C of the Uniform Building Code,
1985 Edition. The building shall be sprinklered
throughout. Sections 506 and 507 of the Uniform
Building Code shall apply after the provisions of
this paragraph have been implemented.
2. In all occupancies when the building has
floors, as measured from the top level of the floor
surface, used for human occupancy, parking or
storage, located more than 40 feet above grade
level. The building shall be sprinklered
throughout.
3. In all occupancies when fire sprinklers are
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used on any floor to implement provisions of
Uniform Building Code, Section 3305(g), new or
existing buildings shall be sprinklered throughout
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4. In all occupancies, when buildings are
partially sprinklered, sprinklered areas shall be
separated from non - sprinklered areas of buildings
by a minimum one hour rated separation.
if the building has floors, as measured
from the
when the floor area exceeds 1,500 square feet and
top surface of the floor, used for human
occupancy
located more than 40 feet above grade level. In
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existing buildings when fire sprinklers are used, a
plan for completion of the required work
shall be
building. Openings shall have a minimum dimension
approved by the Fire Chief and the
building
official. In no case when required sprinklers are
to be installed will the total
time for
firefighting or rescue cannot be accomplished from
installation throughout the building take
more than
60 consecutive months.
4. In all occupancies, when buildings are
partially sprinklered, sprinklered areas shall be
separated from non - sprinklered areas of buildings
by a minimum one hour rated separation.
When openings in a story are provided on any 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 sprinkler
system, or openings as specified above shall be
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5. In every story or basement of all buildings
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when the floor area exceeds 1,500 square feet and
there is not provided at least 20 square feet of
opening above the adjoining ground level in each 50
lineal feet or fraction thereof of exterior wall in
the story or basement on at least one side of the
building. Openings shall have a minimum dimension
of not less than 30 inches. Such openings shall be
accessible to the fire department from the exterior
and shall not be obstructed in a manner that
firefighting or rescue cannot be accomplished from
the exterior.
When openings in a story are provided on any 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 sprinkler
system, or openings as specified above shall be
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provided on at least two sides of an exterior wall
of the story.
• If any portion of a basement is located more than
75 feet from openings required in this section, the
basement shall be provided with an approved
automatic sprinkler system.
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6. At the top of rubbish and linen chutes and in
their terminal rooms, 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 rooms where nitrate film is stored or
handled.
8. In protected combustible fiber storage vaults
as defined in this Code."
Section 9.04.220. Amendment to Section 10.308 of
the Fire Code.
Section 10.308 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by adding subsection (h)
to read as follows:
"Group R Occupancies. In residential complexes, an
automatic sprinkler system shall be installed in
• Group R -3 Occupancies when they exceed the basic
allowable floor area of Table 5 -C of the Uniform
Building Code for Group R -1 Occupancies as defined
in Section 10.308(b)l of the Fire Code."
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Section 9.04.230. Amendment to Section 10.308 of
the Fire Code.
Section 10.308 of the Fire Code, hereinbefore
adopted in Section 9.04.010, is amended by adding subsection (i)
to read as follows:
"Automatic sprinkler system design shall comply
with the requirements of the applicable codes and
the following:
1. The total demand for hydraulically designed
sprinkler systems shall not exceed 90% of the
available pressure and water supply as determined
by actual flow test from an acceptable public water
supply.
2. Sprinkler system design including any required
additional water for hose or standpipes shall not
exceed the rated capacity of a fire pump used to
supply the system.
3. In all buildings subject to the application of
Section 10.301(c) of the Fire Code, the Chief may
require that the maximum floor area to be protected
by sprinklers supplied by each system riser, on any
floor, shall not exceed twice the basic allowable
floor area as set forth in Table 5 -C of the Uniform
Building Code for the type of construction
regardless of area increase allowances permitted by
Uniform Building Code Section 506. When more than
one sprinkler system is required for protection of
any one floor area, the systems shall be separated
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by area separation walls as described in Section
505(e) of the Uniform Building Code for the type of
construction considered."
Section 9.04.300. Severability.
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or
phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or
unconstitutional by a decision of any court of competent
jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of the Ordinance. The City Council hereby
declares that it would have passed this Ordinance and each and
every section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase not
declared invalid or unconstitutional without regard to whether
any portion of the Ordinance would be subsequently declared
invalid or unconstitutional.
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This Ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the
City Council of the City of Newport Beach held on the 24th day
of March , 1986, and adopted on the 14th day of April ,
1986, by the following vote, to -wit:
AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS Agee, Cox, Hart,
Heather, Maurer, Plummer, Strauss
NOES, COUNCILMEMBERS
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Section
2, The Mayor shall sign and the City Clerk shall
attest
to the
passage of this Ordinance. The City Clerk shall
cause
the same
to be published once in the official newspaper
within
fifteen
(15) days after its adoption. The ordinance shall
become
effective
thirty (30) days from its adoption.
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This Ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the
City Council of the City of Newport Beach held on the 24th day
of March , 1986, and adopted on the 14th day of April ,
1986, by the following vote, to -wit:
AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS Agee, Cox, Hart,
Heather, Maurer, Plummer, Strauss
NOES, COUNCILMEMBERS
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ATTEST:
ABSENT COUNCILMEMBERS
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