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BUILDING PERMIT City of Port Townsend Development Services Department 250 Madison Street, Suite 3, Port Townsend, WA 98368 (360)379-5095 Project Information Permit # BLD10-097 Permit Type Commercial Miscellaneous Project Name KIWANIS FISH FRY TENT Site Address © 209 MONROE ST Parcel # 989704401 Project Description Kiwanis Fish Fry - Temporary Car Port Names Associated with this Project License Type Name Contact Phone # Type License # Exp Date Applicant American Legion Post #26 Owner American Legion Post #26 Fee Information Project Details Project Valuation $1,100.00 Entered Bid Valuation 1,100 DOLL Plan Review Fee . 50.00 Unie: Heat Type: State Building Code Council Fee 4.50 Bedrooms: Construction Type: Technology Fee for Building Permit 5.00 Bathrooms: Occupancy Type: Building Permit Fee 41.80 Record Retention Fee for Building 3.00 Permit Total Fees $ 104.30 Call 385-2294 by 3:00pm for next day inspection. Permits expire 180 days from issuance if work is not commenced, or if work is suspended for a period of 180 days. Work is verified by obtaining a valid inspection. The granting of this permit shall not be construed as approval to violate any provisions of the PTMC or other laws or regulations. | certify that the information provided as a part of the application for this permit is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. | further certify that I am the owner of the Pop or authorized agent of the owner. Date Issued: 05/06/2010 Print Name _ _ of)\ —__ ff ; Issued By: MWAY simatere KES Cf pate 7 Lo /; © Date Expires: 11/02/2010 VA / / CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS RECORD CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND Development Services Department 250 Madison Street, Suite 3, Port Townsend, WA 98368 POST THIS CARD IN A SAFE, CONSPICUOUS LOCATION. PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE UNTIL ALL REQUIRED INSPECTIONS ARE MADE AND SIGNED OFF BY THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY AND THE BUILDING IS APPROVED FOR OCCUPANCY. STAMPED APPROVED PLANS MUST BE AVAILABLE ON THE JOBSITE. PARCELNO. 989704401 PERMIT NO. BLD10-097 ISSUED DATE _ 05/06/2010 EXPIRATION DATE __ 11/02/2010 ADDRESS 209 MONROE ST CONSTRUCTION TYPE OCCUPANT LOAD OWNER AMERICAN LEGION POST #26 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Kiwanis Fish Fry - Temporary Car Port CONTRACTOR LENDER INSPECTION INSP DATE COMMENT INSPECTION INSP DATE COMMENT FOOTING Yorn Downs (ot | % FINAL PUBLIC worKs | wp __| FOUNDATION PIERS a SLAB CONCRETE MASONRY/CMU FRAMING STRUCTURAL STEEL (| 7) [SU SHEAR WALL — INSULATION GWB ROOF NAILING Vox src AZIZ Dig Ci aha MISCELLANEOUS Ton | Seek . FINALBLDG/cCoFO Aw |Z LANDSCAPE PERLUP [— | © TO REQUEST AN INSPECTION CALL (360) 385-2294. INSPECTION REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED PRIOR TO 3:00 PM FOR NEXT DAY INSPECTION. 95/83/2818 11:25 3683853858 UPS STORE a PAGE 1 a MAY-3-201@ 10:28 FROM:CITY 2t TOWNSEN 3603444619 PARSTETAISP3CHEDLEP .2 Kiesdns FISH F ity BLY 6(7 City of Port Townsend Temporary Building Permit Application for Temporary Structures Ine ( Ee | VV E name: (ACH GASTFEIECD Ta Phone: 3 (> 38 2309 _| tL Citr ort Maiting Address: PO Bare (219 Pont louinlen an FSO TT way | 3 200 RT TOWNSEND DSD Location: APLENicAn beg lov FAK COT @ mMaVvhoe 47 Financed by: The proposed temporary structure is to be used for: KiwAds isd Fey Square footage of structure: 7 “f(D Required plans with this application: / | SitePln You HAVE On FLL€. / | PloorPlan (site plan & floor plan may beon the same drawing) voy, Ltgye On Fje< “4 Building & Wall Scctions (show positive connections to ground) Yoa Meg é <ont Fle / | Indicate buildingheight Foc. Aftyé Oar (e+. Applicant Certification The applicant hereby certifies to have knowledge of those soctions ofthe Port Townsend Municipal Code pertinent to the above prajest and that the applicant is responsible for constructing ip conformance with the above; the applicant understands that the permit, if issued, expires in one year from date of issuance and with an additional fee may Tee tended one time for a period not to exceed cne year; the applicant agrees to abide by the ordinances, codes, and regulations; the applicant certifies that all information given above and on accompanying plans is complete and accurate to the best of his/her knowledge; and the applicant understands that this information will be relied upon in granting permits and that if such information ig later found to be inaccurate any permits may be withdrawn. “The undersigned hereby saves and holds the City of Port Townsend harinless from sry and el causes of action, jndgemants, olaimis, or demands, or from any liability of any nature arising from any non-compliance with any restrictive covenants, plat restrictions, deed restrictions, or other restrictions which may have been established by parties other than the City of Port Townsend. . ye (T GAS ANF “ZO oe Chit ween tow HA coms Goon Ania pIcK«T AM Ace \Rod_permits\formstBUILDING\Temp Structures.d00 Page 2 of 3 45/@3/241@ 11:25 3683853858 UPS STORE PAGE 42 82 MAY-3-2019 19:29R FROM:CITY C . aT TOWNSEN 3683444613 SAB3767E9SPaebeB16P. 5 Complete Application Port Townsend Municipal Code, Section 16.04,140, Vested Rights ~ Substantially Complete Building Permit Application: Application for sll land use and development permits required under ordinances of the city shall be considered under the zoning and other Land use control ordinances in effect on the date a fully complete building permit application, meeting the requirements identified in this section, is filed with the Building and Community Development Department. An application for 4 building permit shall be considered complete when an application meeting all of the requirements of Section 106.3 of the Uniform But i Code, 1997 Edition, is submitted which is consistent with sll then applicable ordinances and laws. ‘An application for a partial permit under Section 106.4.1 of the Uniform Building Code, 1997 Edition vel not be considered completo unloss it meeis ell requirements stated above and contains plans Page 3 of 3 \\Bed |_pormits\forma\ BUILDING\Temp Strunturea.doe City of Port Townsend Fire Department 1310 Lawrence Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368 (360) 385-2626 Email: ptfd@ci.port-townsend.wa.us _ Fax: (360) 385- 1122 MEMORANDUM es To: Suzanne, BCD Fr: Tom Dt: 12 May Re: —_ Proposed Carport-Type Cooking Shelter, Kiwanis Club Fish Fry BLDO5-099 Cc: None we This department has reviewed the above-referenced proposal to temporarily install a carport shelter for use as a cooking shelter for the Kiwanis Club Fish Fry event. The project was reviewed relative to the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition. It is the administrative finding and determination of this office that the proposal is consistent with the Uniform Fire Code, subject to the following: 1. The temporary structure is not a temporary membrane structure in excess of 200 square feet and is therefore not specifically subject to Article 32 of the UFC, and; 2. The sidewalls or drops of the structure shall be composed of at least %-inch plywood or flame- resistant material bearing a certification label for meeting Class II flame spread retardance; and, 3. Two [2] portable fire extinguishers shall be provided, having a minimum rating of 3-A:40-B:C; and, 4. Any cooking and/or heating equipment shall be listed or approved for such use, and; 5. Where commercial food service appliances use LP-gas, containers shall meet the setback requirements from any structure based on container size, using Table 8204-A. If the container[s] are less than 125 gallons water capacity, there may be a zero [0] setback provided: : a. there remains a cylinder 10-foot tank setback from ignition sources; and, b. that container safety valves are aimed away from the structure. 6. Asan added safety measure, fuel container use inside the structure shall be limited to.no more than - two [2] 10-ounce butane gas containers connected directly to the appliance at any time, and not manifolded or connected by hose. 7. Temporary electrical service to the subject carport shall meet the code provisions of the National Electrical Code, as well as the Uniform Fire Code, and shall be protected from foot traffic. 8. The Kiwanis Club proposes use of the basement of the American Legion facility for serving patrons. The Club shall be responsible for maintaining safety requirements for such assembly, a. including maintenance of exiting [two [2] exits required], _ b. working exit lights [including light bulbs], and c. working fire extinguishers provided at each exit way Any other applicable or relevant sections of said Code not covered herein shall nonetheless apply to this proposal. The proposal is subject to inspection by this department prior to the event. ee me m e g o o c o m e ? 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DO O M & YO O WT WF TT 30 1 8 0 oe . - ~ OA TE WI N “a N Y q o N g —— wi : - _ City of Port Townsend Building & Community Development Waterman & Katz Building 181 Quincy Street, Suite 301 Port Townsend, WA 98368 (360) 379-3208 Fax: (360) 385-7675 Temporary Structures Temporary structures or buildings such as reviewing stands and other miscellaneous structures, sheds, canopies or fences used for the protection of the public around and in conjunction with construction work may be erected by special permit from the Building and Community Development Department (BCD) per the Uniform Building Code Chapter 31, Section 3101 and the Uniform Fire Code, Article 32. Temporary buildings or structures are permitted for a limited period of time, and shall be completely removed upon the expiration of the time limit stated in the permit. To obtain a permit, complete and submit the attached application along with the following: Y A site plan of the structure location, including nearby properties and rights-of-way. Y A floor plan. Site plan and floor plan may be the same drawing. Y A building and wall section indicating the building height (35' limit), how the structure is connected to the ground (hold-downs), framing details with spans of beams, joists, rafters, etc., and membrane covering. Note: Tarps must be maintained and remain securely fastened to structure. The minimum membrane cover is a "heavy duty" reinforced tarp. Polyethylene, a.k.a. "Visqueen" is not allowed. Cost and conditions of permit: Y A fee of $104.50 includes the plan review, permit issuance, and one inspection (framing/final). Y The permit expires one year from date of issuance. For an additional fee ($47.00) the permit may be extended for a period not to exceed one year with the permission of BCD. To request a permit extension, contact BCD. ¥ Temporary structures are unheated. Y Storage of flammable products within the temporary structure is not allowed. On-site quantities and storage of flammable products must be in approved Liquid Storage Cabinets per Uniform Fire Code provisions. \\Bed_permits\forms\BUILDING\Temp Structures.doc Page 1 of 3 R802.3.1 - FIGURE R802.3(2) ute the specific load at that point. Where the roof pitch is less than three units vertical in 12 units horizontal (25-percent ‘ slope), structural members that support rafters and ceiling joists, such as ridge beams, hips and valleys, shall be designed as beams. * Traditional practice is to provide a ridgeboard between opposite rafters as a nailing base and to provide a full bearing for the rafter. Rafters must be placed directly opposite each other, and the ridgeboard must have a depth equal to the end of the rafter as illustrated in Commentary Figure R802.3(1). Commentary Figure R802. 3(2) shows an option for framing opposing raf- ters using a gusset plate. R802.3.1 Ceiling joist and rafter connections, Ceiling joists and rafters shall be nailed to each other in accordance with Tables R602.3(1) and R802.5.1(9), and the assembly shall be ROOF-CEILING CO ANG CONSTRUCTION sfer roof loads supported by hip and valley r: the supporting structure below, the rafters mt into a ridge supported by a structural memb s a brace, toa supporting element below. hat joists do not become accidentally displac that they transfer thrust from the rafters to t ists, a mechanical connection to supporti s as shown in Commentary Figure 802.3.1 provided. To resist the horizontal thrust gen it the exterior walls by the loading of rafters uous tie between the exterior walls is requir: ientary Figures R802.3.1(2) and R802.3.1 (3; methods of accomplishing this. In Comm« igure R802.3.1(3), the ceiling joists running p the roof rafter framing provide the continuc re ceiling joists are not parallel with the r separate cross ties (rafter ties) are to be p -as shown in Commentary Figure R802.3.1 ( edral ceilings (where ceiling joists or rafter 1 nailed to the top wall plate in accordance with T; Ceiling joists shall be continuous or securely jo meet over interior partitions and nailed to ad provide a continuous tie across the building w: are parallel to the rafters. Where ceiling joists are not parallel to rafters, §1 metal straps attached to the ends of the rafters 4 in a manner to provide a continuous tie acro rafters shall be tied to 1-inch by 4-inch (25.4n (nominal) minimum-size crossties. The conn accordance with Table R602.3(1) or connectio: capacities shall be provided. Where ceiling are not provided at the top plate, the ridge form ters shall also be supported by a girder designe with accepted engineering practice. Rafter ties shall be spaced not more than 4 fe center. CUT DEPTH OF RAFTER (MIN) N MIN 1 IN. NOMINAL / . For SI: 1 inch = 25.4 mm. Figure R802.3(1) RIDGE BOARD t provided) must be designed so the wall or ric ‘carries the full load of the roof. This would the walls to be supported by a continu ation and/or beams and girders. The ridge be so be capable of supporting the full load y the tributary area of the rafters. The ri ust be stiff enough to minimize the deflect he rafter loads so that rafter thrust does not: ‘the walls. after-to-ceiling joist connection requireme ple R802.5.1(9) apply when all of the follow tions exist: ow load is at least 30 pounds per square * sf) (1.44 Kn/m?) oof slope is at least 3:12 oof ridge is not supported by a load-bea ember. rwise, the fastening schedule of Te RIDGE BOARD RAFTER (1) applies. “1° GUSSET PLATE , ! > / NAILED TO RAFTER veiling joists lapped. 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Wa r o s d ue d TO A MO N 'S U A W I S R A V ) JO M Ie SA Y pu r sp y ‘s o n y ‘a a U ay y Su p a pu v Su p q o o , - ju a u l s a r u t an o k da a y 07 do a aq u i z o d Af a j a p d i u o o Pu n aq u a s o oy si e ay g u s i n i p aq z $J O U ) 2 9 48 0 9 Ja y j u o Y | 3YT4 GNASHIANI avd 26 | » (6 0 0 - S O G T E ge o m , s r d KF be e Ik A SL N I S I V I W RK VI O WT We s s0 1 S i I m o ¢ VI S A S YI I W N I F HV I L I V Y SF Ve A l d WI I N C G GN o I o Y d fb “V S B A V S YI W I S BN e d o v g C Va A V H FI O N I S DI V L O I N A TF VI A N e S WI N C G Di w s L d I I Z | 2< 4. a. aa 5 © $ ® ) Se e City of Port Townsend Fire Department 1310 Lawrence Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368 (360) 385-2626 Email: ptfd@ci.port-townsend.waus Fax: (360) 385- 1122 MEMORANDUM Oe To: Suzanne, BCD Fr: Tom Dt: 12 May Re: —_ Proposed Carport-Type Cooking Shelter, Kiwanis Club Fish Fry BLDO05-099 Cc: None , : ai This department has reviewed the above-referenced proposal to temporarily install a carport shelter for use as a cooking shelter for the Kiwanis Club Fish Fry event. The project was reviewed relative to the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition. It is the administrative finding and determination of this office that the proposal is consistent with the Uniform Fire Code, subject to the following: 1. The temporary structure is not a temporary membrane structure in excess of 200 square feet and is therefore not specifically subject to Article 32 of the UFC, and; 2. The sidewalls or drops of the structure shall be composed of at least %-inch plywood or flame- resistant material bearing a certification label for meeting Class II flame spread retardance; and, 3. Two [2] portable fire extinguishers shall be provided, having a minimum rating of 3-A:40-B:C; and, 4. Any cooking and/or heating equipment shall be listed: or approved for such use, and; 5. Where commercial food service appliances use LP-gas, containers shall meet the setback requirements from any structure based on container size, using Table 8204-A. If the container[s] are less than 125 gallons water capacity, there may be a zero [0] setback provided: : a. there remains.a cylinder 10-foot tank setback from ignition sources; and, b. that container safety valves are aimed away from the structure. 6. Asan added safety measure, fuel container use inside the structure shall be limited to.no more than ‘two [2] 10-ounce butane gas containers connected directly to the appliance at any time, and not manifolded or contiected by hose. 7. Temporary electrical service to the subject carport shall meet the code provisions of the National Electrical Code, as well as the Uniform Fire Code, and shall be protected from foot traffic. 8. The Kiwanis Club proposes use of the basement of the American Legion facility for serving patrons. The Club shall be responsible for maintaining safety requirements for such assembly, a. including maintenance of exiting [two [2] exits required], _ b. working exit lights [including light bulbs], and c. working fire extinguishers provided at each exit way Any other applicable or relevant sections of said Code not covered herein shall nonetheless apply to this proposal. The proposal is subject to inspection by this department prior to the event. City of Port Townsend Fire Department tates : OUST 1256 Lawrence Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368 (360) 344-4607 —_ Email: ptfire@ci.port-townsend.wa.us _—_ Fax: (360) 344-460+ TEMPORARY TENTS, MEMBRANE, & CANOPY STRUCTURES —- CODE COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST PERMIT NUMBER: Bd 10-047 PROPONENT: KiWaniS STRUCTURE LOCATION: Amevican Leajan © Monvoc Sivtet CONTACT PERSON: Rion Gastfield JURISDICTION AND PERMITTING Jurisdiction over all tents, canopies and membrane structures is derived from Section 2404 of the International Fire Code, 2003 Edition. A permit is required under Chapter 1, Section 105.6.4.4, for a temporary membrane structure that is in excess of 200 square feet, or a canopy structure that is in excess of 400 square feet. Air-pressurization supported structures intended for human occupancy are subject to additional standards of safety in Chapter 31 of the International Building Code. TYPE OF STRUCTURE [_] Membrane structure: An air-inflated, air-supported, cable, or frame-covered structure, erected for less than 180 days and not otherwise defined as a tent, canopy, or awning. [_] Tent: structure, enclosure or shelter constructed of fabric or pliable material supported by any manner except by air or the contents it protects. [-] Canopy: structure, enclosure or shelter constructed of fabric, or pliable materials supported by any manner, except by air or the contents it protects, and is open without sidewalls, or drops on 75 percent or more of the perimeter. [_] Awning: a shelter supported entirely from the exterior wall of a building. [_] Air-Supported Structure: a structure, wherein the shape of the structure is attained by air pressure, and occupants of the structure are within the elevated pressure area.. CODE PROVISIONS [_] Tents, canopies or membrane structures shall not be located within 20 feet of lot lines, parked vehicles, or internal combustion engines such as generators. Support ropes and guy-wires are considered as part of the temporary membrane structure, tent or canopy. [_] Copy of certificate which certifies the flame resistance as determined in accordance with NFPA 701, which includes: 1. Names and address of the owners of the tent, canopy or air supported structure; 2. Date the fabric was last treated with flame-resistant solution; 3. Trade name or kind of chemical used in treatment; 4. Name of person or firm treating the material; 5. Name of testing agency and test standard by which the fabric was tested C:\Documents and Settings\toma\Desktop\Tom's Cabinet\Forms & Templates\Inspection Forms\Inspection Forms\Temp. Membrane-Canopy Inspection Checklist-IFC.doc 5/11/05 OO OO OO OF OO O O Oo A permanently affixed label bearing the identification of the size and fabric or material type shall be present for membrane structures, tents, or canopies. Fire Retardant Appurtenances. Structure sidewalls, drops, curtains, tops, floor coverings, buntings, decorative materials and effects, of membrane structures, tents, and canopies shall be composed of certified flame-resistant material or shall be treated with flame retardant in an approved manner, and/or bear an approved label as meeting the requirements of flame resistance under NFPA 701, and that such flame resistance is effective for the period specified by the permit. Hay, straw, shavings or similar combustible materials shall not be located within a membrane structure, tent, or canopy containing an assembly occupancy, except materials necessary for the daily feeding and care of animals. Sawdust and shavings utilized for a public performance or exhibit shall not be prohibited provided the sawdust and shavings are kept damp. Combustible materials shall not be permitted under stands or seats at any time. Areas adjacent to the tent or air-supported structure shall be maintained clear of all combustible materials or vegetation that could create a fire hazard within twenty [20] feet from the structure. Combustible trash shall be removed at least once a day from the structure during the period the structure is occupied by the public “No Smoking” signs shall be conspicuously posted. Spot or effect lighting shall only be by electrical power service, and all combustible construction located within six [6] feet of such equipment shall be protected with an approved non-combustible insulation no less than 9.25 inches thick. Safety film. Motion pictures can only be displayed with safety film. A minimum clearance of at least three [3] feet between the fabric envelope and all contents located inside the tent or membrane structure is required. Portable fire extinguishers shall be provided at each exit, with a minimum rating of 2-A:10-B:C. Occupant load requirements shall be posted, as assigned by the fire code official or building official. Structure size in square feet, less required egress aisle[s], divided by occupancy factor: 1. Chairs only, not fixed = 7 square feet per person, net Total Occupancy 2. Standing space = 5 square feet per person, net Total Occupancy 3. Tables and chairs = 15 square feet per person, net Total Occupancy A twelve [12] foot fire break shall be provided beyond the guy ropes or other obstructions free of combustible vegetation. Anchorage is required for membrane structures, tents and canopies and their appurtenances-- adequately roped, braced and anchored to prevent collapse. The Fire Code Official or Building Official may ask for documentation as to structural stability as approved by a licensed engineer or architect. Seating and aisle[s] in temporary membrane structures, tents, or canopies shall be meet the aisle and seating arrangement requirements of International Fire Code Chapter 10, Section 1024.6: 1. Forty-eight [48] inches for aisle with seating on both sides, exception: thirty-six [36] inches where the aisle does not serve more than 50 seats. 2. Thirty-six inches for aisle having seating on only one side Converging aisles shall combine the required aisle widths 4. Where seating rows have 14 or fewer seats, the minimum clear aisle access-way width shall not be less than twelve [12] inches measured as the clear horizontal distance from the back of the row ahead and the nearest projection of the row behind. 5. For rows of seating served by an aisle or doorway at only one end of the row, the minimum clear width of 12-inches between rows shall be increased by 5/ 8"-inches for every additional seat beyond seven[7] seats, but the minimum clear width is not required to exceed 22 inches. Ww W C:\Documents and Settings\toma\Desktop\Tom's Cabinet\Forms & Templates\Inspection Forms\Inspection Forms\Temp. Membrane-Canopy Inspection Checklist-IFC.doc 5/11/05 OO OU Exiting for a tent and temporary membrane structure or useable portion thereof shall be not less than the number required by code based upon size, configuration, and occupancy level from I.F.C. Table 2403. 12.2, which includes: 1. Occupant load of less than 10, one [1] exit, not less than three [3] feet in width, or, 2. Occupant load of less than 199, two [2] exits, each with a width of 72 inches minimum, spaced at equal intervals around the perimeter of the structure, or, 3. Occupant load of less than 499, three [3] exists, each with a width of 72 inches minimum, spaced at equal intervals around the perimeter of the structure Exit openings shall remain open unless curtains are provided on a metal support and contrast in color, or colors, with the color of the tent. Use of doors shall insure that the swing path is in the direction of exit travel. Aisle widths shall not be less than 44-inches in seating areas, and aisles shall be progressively increased in width to provide, at all points, not less than one [1] foot of additional aisle width for each fifty persons served by such aisle at that point. The required width of exits, aisles and passageways shall be maintained at all times to a public way. Exit signs shall be installed at exits and shall be self-luminous or internal or external illuminated. Exit signs shall depict the direction of travel when occupancy exceeds 50 persons. Exits shall be illuminated with light [not less than 11 Lux] while the structure is occupied. Cooking and/or heating equipment shall be of a listed or approved type, and installed as specified in the International Mechanical Code and International Fuel Gas Code, and vented to outside air, and not located within 10 feet of an exit or combustible materials. However, use of solid flammables, butane or other similar devices, for warming of foods, cooking demonstrations and similar operations, which do not pose an ignition hazard, is allowed. 1. Patio Heaters and similar non-vented appliances are not approved for use inside structures, unless specifically listed or approved for use indoors. 2. LPG containers less than 125 gallons, may be eligible for a zero setback provided there is a 10- foot setback from ignition sources, and safety valves are aimed away from the structure. 3. Butane gas containers used in the structure are limited to no more than two [2] 10-ounce containers connected directly to the appliance at any time, and not with a manifold or connected by hose. Open flame or other devices emitting flame, fire, or heat or any flammable or combustible liquids, gas charcoal, or other cooking device or any other non-approved devices shall not be permitted inside or located within twenty [20] feet of the tent, canopy or membrane structure[s] while open to the public unless approved by the fire code official. LP-gas fuel containers shall be located outside of the tent, and meet the setback requirements from the structure based on container size, using the International Fuel Gas Code, 2003 Edition, and/or: 1. Containers of 500 gallons or less capacity shall have minimum separation between the container and the structure of not less than ten [10] feet, shall be secured to prevent unauthorized movement, and protected to prevent tampering, damage by vehicles, or other hazards. 2. Cylinders used temporarily inside buildings for public exhibitions or demonstrations, including use in classroom demonstrations, shall be in accordance with the following: (1) The maximum water capacity of a cylinder shall be 12 Ib [nominal 5 Ib LP-Gas]. (2) If more than one such cylinder is located in a room, the cylinders shall be separated by at least 20 ft C:\Documents and Settings\toma\Desktop\Tom's Cabinet\Forms & Templates\Inspection Forms\Inspection Forms\Temp. Membrane-Canopy Inspection Checklist-IFC.doc 5/11/05 3. Cylinders used for training purposes related to the installation and use of LP-Gas systems shall be in accordance with the following: (1) The maximum water capacity of individual cylinders shall be 245 Ib [nominal 100 lb LP-Gas capacity], but not more than 20 Ib of LP-Gas shall be placed in a single cylinder. (2) If more than one such cylinder is located in the same room, the cylinders shall be separated by at least 20 ft. (3) The training location shall be acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction. (4) Cylinders shall be promptly removed when the training class has terminated. Cylinders used as part of approved self-contained torch assemblies or similar appliances shall be in accordance with the following: (1) Cylinders used in buildings shall comply with UL 147A, Standard for Non-refillable (Disposable) Type Fuel Gas Cylinder Assemblies. (2) Cylinders shall have a maximum water capacity of 2.7 Ib. Cylinders used with commercial food service appliances shall be used inside restaurants and in attended commercial food catering operations in accordance with the following: (1) Cylinders and appliances shall be listed. (2) Commercial food service appliances shall not have more than two [2] 10-oz. non-refillable butane gas cylinders, each having a maximum capacity of 1.08 Ib. (3) Cylinders shall comply with UL 147B, Standard for Non-refillable (Disposal) Type Metal Container Assemblies for Butane. (4) Cylinders shall be connected directly to the appliance and shall not be manifolded. (5) Cylinders shall be an integral part of the listed, approved, commercial food service device and shall be connected without the use of a rubber hose. (6) Storage of cylinders shall be in accordance with 8.3.1. Flammable and Combustible liquids shall not be used in tents, canopies, or membrane structures, and stored outside in an approved manner not less than fifty [50] feet there-from. Air-inflated or supported structures are regulated under Section 2403.10 of the International Fire Code. [_] Canopies have an automatic sprinkler requirement when the existing permanent structure is provided an automatic sprinkler system, and the canopies exceed four [4] feet in projection, and where combustibles are stored or handled [_] Additional Comments/Requirements of the Fire Code Official: L] L APPROVED AS TO COMPLIANCE WITH THE INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE NOT APPROVED- COMMENTS ABOVE—RE-INSPECTION REQUIRED INSPECTOR: DATE: TIME: C:\Documents and Settings\toma\Desktop\Tom's Cabinet\Forms & Templates\Inspection Forms\Inspection Forms\Temp. Membrane-Canopy Inspection Checklist-IFC.doc 5/11/05 Receipt Number: $0.00 BLD10-097 989704401 Plan Review Fee $50.00 $50.00 BLD10-097 989704401 State Building Code Council Fee $4.50 $4.50 $0.00 BLD10-097 989704401 Technology Fee for Building Permit $5.00 $5.00 $0.00 BLD10-097 989704401 Building Permit Fee $41.80 $41.80 $0.00 BLD10-097 989704401 Record Retention Fee for Building Per $3.00 $3.00 $0.00 Total: $104.30 CHECK 9311 $ 104.30 Total: $104.30 genpmtrreceipts Page 1 of 1