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Code Board of Appeals. The Prevention Chief for the Fire Department will receive a copy of all applications to the Code Board of Appeals. Upon receipt of the application, the Prevention Chief will submit a position letter from the Fire Department. The position letter will be included in the case file and with the staff comments being sent to the applicant and board members. At the discretion of the Prevention Chief for the Fire Department or the City, a meeting may be requested between the City and Fire Department to review the case. The Prevention Chief will also be in attendance or represented at all Code Board of Appeals hearings relative to fire protection issues.
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