Fire Prevention Services Sample Clauses

Fire Prevention Services. The City shall be provided the following by BSO for the provision of fire prevention services: One Fire Prevention Officer certified by the State of Florida and Broward County as a Fire Safety Inspector and Plans Reviewer. All vehicles, equipment and personnel to perform Fire Protection Services. The Consideration provided for under this Agreement includes the cost of the vehicles required to be provided by BSO, which shall be maintained in good working condition, for administrative Fire Protection Services. NOTICE CITY ADDRESS: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx City Manager City of Cooper City 0000 XX 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx, XX 00000 Copy to: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx, Esq. City Attorney Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx & Xxxxxxx, X.X. 000 X. Xxxxxxx Xxxx., Xxxxx 0000 Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 CITY SPECIFIC ADDITIONAL SERVICES: 100% annual fire inspections pursuant to Florida Statutes 100% annual AED inspections Coordination with City Code Enforcement for issuance of Notices of Violation and prosecution of violations of the Fire Code Monthly Utilization Reports Notification to City Manager of major incidents as soon as practicable CONSIDERATION: Monthly Consideration for all General and City Specific Services $ EMERGENCY MEDICAL, FIRE PROTECTION AND FIRE PREVENTION SERVICES
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Fire Prevention Services. (Code Enforcement) within Unincorporated Areas of King County. The RFA shall perform fire prevention services in the RFA. The District will obtain fire prevention services from King County via the County Fire Marshal.
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Fire Prevention Services. The County shall provide fire plan review services for all building and construction permit and planning applications involving new buildings and substantial remodels for compliance with County Standards. The County shall notify and consult with the City as appropriate on operational and access issues related to construction permits as well as planning applications. The County shall be responsible for commercial life safety inspections, vegetation management inspections/compliance, as well as State Fire Marshal Occupancy inspections within the agreed service area. The County shall notify the City of those inspections that reveal violations that may affect operations and emergency response by the City. The County will assume responsibility for fire investigation services within the Service Area. The City shall conduct an initial investigation by virtue of its first response. However, if any initial investigation by City determines that the cause of the fire is unknown or arson, or the fire results in an injury, the County will conduct a fire investigation. Both parties (City and County) agree to work collaboratively and share information.
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Fire Prevention Services. 1. The CCCFPD Fire Prevention Bureau will provide one fire inspector to manage the Fire Prevention Services to be provided to ECCFPD under this Agreement. 2. CCCFPD will provide the following fire prevention services (collectively, the “Fire Prevention Services”) to ECCFPD: a. Project review and plan review; b. New construction inspections, fire and life safety systems acceptance tests, state mandated occupancy inspections, and annual occupancy inspections where California Fire Code (defined to mean the then current California fire code as adopted by ECCFPD) operational permits are required; c. Inspect assembly, educational, multi-family residential occupancies, and other occupancies where operational permits are required for compliance with the California Fire Code and State Fire Marshal regulations; d. Entry of data into the CCCFPD Fire Prevention Bureau’s record management system (Codepal) and insure correction of any noted deficiencies; e. Review building plans for conformance with state and locally adopted codes, standards, and ordinances. CCCFPD will provide written correction comments, plan approvals and meet with designers, contractors and developers as needed; f. Conduct new construction inspections for compliance with approved plans. Inspections will include, but are not limited to, new construction, tenant improvements, automatic fire sprinkler systems, fire mains, fire hydrant installations, fire alarm systems, pre-engineered extinguishing systems and fire pumps. CCCFPD will prepare correction notices and sign off on job cards; and g. Review and coordinate application of a permit fee program created by ECCFPD and update and add fees where applicable.
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Fire Prevention Services. No later than April 1 of each year, CCCFPD shall submit invoices to ECCFPD identifying the following for the preceding 12 month period: (1) the Fire Prevention Services performed; (2) the fees collected for such Fire Prevention Services; (3) the cost of providing the Fire Prevention Services; and (4) whether ECCFPD owes CCCFPD any shortfall amount for CCCFPD’s costs of providing Fire Prevention Services, all pursuant to the payment provisions set forth on Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
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Fire Prevention Services a. CCCFPD will charge ECCFPD at the rate of $185.00 dollars an hour for Fire Prevention Services, provided however, that $215.00 dollars an hour will be charged for CCCFPD engineering services; i.e., new construction inspections, project and plan review, life safety testing, etc. The foregoing rates for Fire Prevention Services include the fully encumbered hourly rate of each inspector’s travel time and mileage expense, and administrative and clerical support. b. Payments from the public for all plan reviews, meetings, inspections, and other related fire prevention work will be directly collected by CCCFPD. These revenues will be credited against CCCFPD’s costs of providing Fire Prevention Services to ECCFPD under this Agreement and are subject to the provisions of subsection (c) below. c. If the amount of the fees collected by CCCFPD for Fire Prevention Services is less than its cost of providing a fire inspector to perform the Fire Prevention
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Fire Prevention Services. 1. BSO will provide fire prevention services (“Fire Prevention Services”), to include but not be limited to fire plan review, new construction and fire plan inspections, annual fire inspection, fire and arson investigation and enforcement of all applicable statutes and codes. BSO will provide Fire Prevention Services to the CITY on a forty hour (40) per week full-time basis and for Inspector call-out during the term of the Agreement. 2. BSO shall provide all vehicles, equipment and personnel to perform Fire Prevention Services, and shall provide personnel for full time use of the City for Fire Prevention Services in the manner set forth in Exhibit “A”. The cost of the services, vehicles, personnel will be included in the consideration. 3. BSO shall perform all annual inspections of multi-family residential and commercial properties required to be inspected in accordance with the Florida Fire Prevention Code and the Broward County Local Fire Code amendment. BSO shall achieve an annual inspection rate of 100% for all structures required to be inspected pursuant to Chapter 633, Fla. Stat. The CITY shall be responsible for the billing and collection of such services. 4. When performing fire inspections for residential and commercial properties within the City with swimming pools owned and/or operated by community associations or commercial entities, BSO shall inspect all such swimming pools and adjacent areas for compliance with the contact information signage requirements set forth in Section 126.14(E) of the City Code.
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Fire Prevention Services. Englewood reserves and will remain responsible for fire prevention services within the jurisdictional boundaries of the City of Englewood, including without limitation the enforcement of Englewood’s Building and Fire Codes, periodic fire safety inspections, and issuance of building permits and certificates of occupancy. Recognizing the importance of Denver Fire being acquainted with structures in Englewood as well as fire prevention measures that would protect the lives of Denver firefighters, Englewood, through its Fire Marshal, agrees to cooperate and coordinate with Denver Fire with respect to fire prevention activities, and Denver Fire will be notified and afforded the opportunity to participate in fire prevention activities, as described in Exhibit B attached hereto and incorporated herein.
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Fire Prevention Services. COUNTY shall provide fire prevention services within the corporate limits of CITY. These activities include fire safety inspections, plans review, fire code enforcement, and other associated fire prevention services. COUNTY has sole authority as the authority having jurisdiction regarding state laws, the Florida Fire Prevention Code, and fire safety-related local ordinances. CITY shall collect and remit fees to COUNTY on a monthly basis, for fire prevention services on behalf of COUNTY at rates established by COUNTY.
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