Fire Protection Plan. As part of the Mission Ridge Expansion project, we have been proactively working with the Chelan County Fire District #1 (CCFD1) and Chelan Country Fire Marshal and have completed a fire protection plan for the project, which is included as Appendix D. This submittal also includes a memorandum from AEGIS Engineering dated December 17, 2019 explaining revisions to the report as a result of the new site plan and site design. We recognize that the project is being proposed within the State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) wildland-urban-interface and that in addition to prescribed fire code requirements, many of the applicable recommendations outlined within the Chelan County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) can be incorporated into our development. The development area of the Mission Ridge Expansion represents a wildland-urban interface condition that the State of Washington anticipates and that already exists in Chelan County and Squilchuck Valley. By incorporating prescriptive fire safety measures of the IWUIC, as presented by the State Building Code Council with Appendix N of the IFC, and endorsed by the Forest Ridge Wildfire Coalition and Squilchuck Valley Area Community Wildfire Protection Plan Steering Committee, and intended for reference by CCC Section 15.40.050(3)(A), together with the additional safety features described in the Fire Protection Plan, the Mission Ridge Expansion project compliments the area without significant effects on natural and environmental features with regard to fire. The Fire Protection Plan attached in Appendix D presents a framework of fire safety elements to be incorporated with the Mission Ridge Expansion Master Planned Resort, including the following nonrequired additional safeguards enhancing the level of safety: • All structures to be of ignition-resistant construction • Monitored fire alarm system in each individual dwelling unit • Portable fire extinguisher or fire sprinklers in each individual dwelling unit • Establish defensible space with FireWise practices around structures • Exterior flame detection for early warning of wildfire or fire during construction • Store equipment and supplies for wildfire suppression or long-term retardant • Key box with every building for access to each unit • Emergency guide in each unit for reference by occupants • Evacuation plan with community warning siren • Install wildfire evacuation signs on internal road network The project Fire Protection Plan addresses fire ...
Fire Protection Plan. Demonstrating adequate exterior access and water service to the proposed facility per the published City requirements. Exterior doorways, means of egress, and fire suppression information, including size, occupancy, and construction type, will be provided by the architect. If allowed by jurisdictional standards, this information may instead be shown on the Dimension Control Plan.
Fire Protection Plan. Applicant has a pre-existing fire protection services agreement with its local fire district, which plans for effective response to any fires that might occur. This fire protection services agreement shall be maintained for the life of the Project.
Fire Protection Plan. 3.1. Seller shall prepare and submit to Buyer a written fire protection plan. .
3.2. At a minimum the fire protection plan shall include:
3.2.1. The name and phone number of the Seller representative responsible for compliance with the written fire protection plan.
3.2.2. Procedures for:
3.2.2.1. Reporting emergencies to the local fire department;
3.2.2.2. Emergency notification, evacuation and/or relocation of all persons at the project site;
3.2.2.3. Hot work operations;
3.2.2.4. Management of hazardous materials, if any;
3.2.2.5. Removal of combustible debris, if any; and,
3.2.2.6. Maintenance of emergency access roads.
Fire Protection Plan. After consultation with the appropriate Fire Marshal, the Certificate Holder shall submit to EFSEC for approval all fire protection plans to be in force during construction and operation of the S2GF. Such plans shall be submitted ninety (90) days prior to the beginning of site preparation.
Fire Protection Plan. During the period of construction, perform both independently and in cooperation with the Forest Service everything that is reasonable and practical to prevent and suppress forest fires on the easement area and in its immediate vicinity. Include provisions in all subcontracts for the construction of the road requiring subcontractors and their respective employees to do likewise. The contractors and subcontractors, shall conform to, but not be limited to, the following Fire Plan:
