Fire Protection Reports Sample Clauses

Fire Protection Reports. The Developer shall submit for review and approval a Fire Protection Report (as defined in Section 901.2.2 of the Xxxxxxxxx Fire Code) for the overall Union Village Project. Additionally, each major building or system (building over 10,000 SF) of the project requires an Individual Fire Protection Report (or an updated to the overall Fire Protection Report). The overall Fire Protection Report must be submitted prior to the submittal of any civil improvement plans and must be approved prior to issuance of the initial civil improvement permit. Each individual Fire Protection Report, or each report update, must be submitted prior to the submission for a building permit, and must be approved prior to the issuance of a “complete building” or shell permit (this allows permitting through structural frame). The developer shall meet with Building & Fire Safety to discuss the implementation of this condition.
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