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57.03.01 103.1.1 Duties of the Chief. It shall be the duty of the Chief to enforce the provisions of this article. 103.1.2 Inspections and report of findings. The Chief shall, upon report of any violation of this article, make an inspection and report of his findings thereto. 103.1.3 Signing of certificates and notices. The Chief shall sign all certificates, notices, and orders pertaining to fire safety and fire hazards. 103.1.4 Enforcement of State Fire Marshal Rules and Regulations. The Chief shall enforce, within the City, the Rules and Regulations that have been formally adopted by the State Fire Marshal for the prevention of fire, or for the protection of life and property against fire or panic. Delete and Replace Per city attorney review 103.2 Appointment. The fire code official shall be appointed and removed as provided by city charter. 57.03.02 103.3.1 OFFICE AND DUTIES OF THE FIRE MARSHAL. The Office of Fire Marshal is hereby created in the City of Los Angeles. 103.3.1.1Designation of. The Chief shall designate a Deputy Fire Chief of the Department who shall serve as Fire Marshal with the authority to exercise the power and perform the duties of the Fire Marshal. 103.3.1.2 Control of matters. The Fire Marshal shall, under the direction of the Chief, have control of all matters pertaining to the Bureau of Fire Prevention and Public Safety. 57.03.03 103.3.2 BUREAU OF FIRE PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY The Bureau of Fire Prevention and Public Safety of the Department, created by Ordinance No. 34,352 (N.S., approved June 19, 1916) is hereby authorized to continue. 103.3.2.1 Shall consist of. The Bureau of Fire Prevention and Public Safety shall consist of the following persons: 1. The Fire Marshal, who shall be the Chief Fire Prevention Engineer of the Bureau of Fire Prevention. 2. Additional officers, assistants and employees as the City Council shall provide. 103.3.2.2 Function. The function of this Bureau shall be to administer and enforce the fire prevention and life safety provisions of this article and shall include but not be limited to the following: 1. The prevention of fires. 2. The investigation of the cause, origin, and circumstances of fire or life safety hazards. 3. The elimination of fire and life safety hazards in any building or structure, including those under construction, any premises, marine vessel, aircraft, vehicle, or the appurtenances and equipment thereof. 4. The maintenance of fire protection equipment and systems 5. The regulation of storage, use, and handling of hazardous materials and Page 6 FINAL DRAFT 3/15/2012
hazardous substances. 6. Enforcement of the basic building regulations of the State Fire Marshal as they apply to the City of Los Angeles in matters relating to fire, panic, and explosion safety. 57.01.09 103.4.2 NONRESPONSIBILITY OF CITY. Neither the City of Los Angeles nor any department, nor any board, commission, officer, or employee thereof shall be held liable or responsible for any damage or injury caused by or resulting from any inspection or approval made under the provisions of this article. 57.01.34 104.1.1 Authority to make rules. The Chief shall have the power to make and enforce such rules and regulations for the purpose of prevention and control of fires and fire or explosion hazards, as may be necessary to carry out the purposes and intent of this article. 104.1.1.1 Rule authorization by the Board. Every Rule of General Application to be followed by the public shall be authorized only by order or resolution of the Board and shall be published once in a daily newspaper and shall take effect upon such publication. 57.03.09 104.1.1.2 Penalty for violation of legally adopted rules. It shall be unlawful for any person to violate any rule or regulation, adopted by the Board in accordance with the provisions of Section 104.1.1.1 of this article. 57.01.30 104.9.2.1 AUTHORITY TO REQUIRE TESTS When determined by the Fire Marshal, or when requested by an applicant for his own convenience and accepted by the Fire Marshal, certain approvals may be granted which are not otherwise specifically required by Section 119.3. When conducting the necessary investigation and tests, preliminary to the granting of such approvals, the Department shall affix a fee for each four hours, or fraction thereof, devoted to such investigations and tests established as provided by Section 114. 1. Every approval granted in accordance with the provisions of this subsection shall be valid for a period of three years after the date of granting and may be renewed for additional three-year periods. 2. Applications for renewal of approvals shall be filed in the same manner as for an original approval. 3. Each such application shall be accompanied by a renewal fee. Whenever the application for renewal is filed prior to the expiration date of the approval, the renewal fee shall be 50 percent of the current fee required for the first four hours. Whenever the application for renewal is filed after the expiration date of the approval, the renewal fee shall be as required for a new approval. 4. The granting of a renewal of the approval shall be handled in the same manner as for an original approval. 57.01.29 104.9.3 AUTHORITY TO APPROVE ALTERNATE MATERIALS OR METHODS OF COMPLIANCE. Page 7 FINAL DRAFT 3/15/2012
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Unified Program Facility - All cont
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57.14.09 120.5.5 Validity. Unless o
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of an annual Permit fee for each ab
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Trade Secret - Includes, but is not
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Hazardous Materials Categories 1. E
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3. the Department and the State OES
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121.8 Permit and Form Requirements.
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as an explosive, provided that the
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Fire Protection Equipment - Any app
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equipment, on shore, piers or wharv
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Specimen Native Shrub - An individu
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57.86.11 303.8.2 Street Protection.
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household furnishings or fittings o
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311.1.3 Penalties and minimum fines
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equipment room, water heater closet
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combustible material; or in the wor
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320.5.1 SCAQMD Rule 1403 Notificati
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320.9 Signage. In addition to the w
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access to the phone in any manner.
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3. The area assigned to each Fire W
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322.1.1.4 Overhanging branches. Kee
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hearing examiner and shall conduct
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Angeles Police Department and the D
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324.6 Fire Alarm Notification Whene
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of emergency responders. All Privat
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training programs formulated by, or
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409.8.2 Evacuation roles and duties
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3. Total Building Evacuation Oversi
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3. Those portions of a fire lane 30
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intermediate hydrants are required
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511.1 Duties of the Chief It shall
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514.3 Storage on Roofs. No person s
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Chapter 7 57.20.41 703.2.4 Obstruct
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806.1.4.5 Location. Christmas trees
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903.3.9 Access Aisles and Operating
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SECTION 915 - FIRE WATCH 57.13.01 9
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Chapter 10 57.33.02 1004.1.2 Determ
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intervals as are necessary to provi
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does not constitute a fire or explo
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Chapter 15 57.83.05 1501.3.1 Specia
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1505.2.1 Location. No dip tank shal
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Chapter 19 57.103.01 1903.8 Yard St
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Chapter 24 57.115.02A Delete and re
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Chapter 27 Delete and replace. 2701
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2703.2.4.3.2.2 Burial Depth. Every
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flammable or toxic materials, the C
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5. Pumps shall be safely located an
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Chapter 30 57.45.02 Delete and repl
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1. Water outlets, with attached hos
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Chapter 33 Delete all IFC Chapter 3
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separated from small arms primers o
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3314.2 Blasting Agents general. The
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2. Quantities of more than one poun
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2. Emergency procedures shall be fo
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3321.1 Blasting Blasting operations
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inner receptacle (UN31HZ1) Composit
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1. The provisions of this section s
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into another area so as to constitu
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1. Hose cabinets or houses shall be
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1. When two or more ships are moore
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13. Have on file a correct list of
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3406.5.1.6.1 Fire protection system
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Chapter 36 57.52.01 3601.1.1 Combus
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3812.3 Filling Transportation Tanks
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4. Not more than 50 pounds of solid
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Chapter 48 57.20.13 4811.1.1 MOTION
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provided such closure is not in con
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Chapter 50 OCCUPANCY BASED REQUIREM
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gases within any assembly occupancy
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in Title 19, C.C.R. This provision
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EXCEPTION: Permanent outside instal
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1. Approach-Departure Path: The fac
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