1990-06056-Resolution No. 90-017 Recorded 3/2/19901 0 ev 1618 -._
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON
A Resolution Approving *
Deschutes County Rural * 90"•01;O fit;
Fire Protection District *
No. 2 Ordinance No. 3,
Adopting a Fire Preven- *
tion Code.
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -017
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WHEREAS, Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District
No. 2 ( "District ") adopted, pursuant to ORS 478.910, a fire
prevention code by District Ordinance No. 3; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with ORS 478.924, the District has
submitted Ordinance No. 3 adopting a fire prevention code to the
Board of County Commissioners of Deschutes County, Oregon, for
approval; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, as follows:
Section 1. That Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection
District No. 2 Ordinance No. 3, adopting a fire prevention code,
is hereby approved.
DATED this rg° day of , 1990.
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ecording Secretary
1 - RESOLUTION NO. 90 -017
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DESCHUTES OU TY, O'FGON
STOW PRANTE, Commissioner
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TOM IT OP
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DI K MAUDLIN, Commissioner
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ORDINANCE NO. 3
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A UNFORM FIRE CODE FOR DESCHUTES COUNTY RURAL
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 2; PRESCRIBING REGULATIONS GOVERNING
CONDITIONS HAZARDOUS TO LIFE AND PROPERTY FROM FIRE AND EXPLOSION;
ESTABLISHING A BUREAU OF FIRE PREVENTION AND PROVIDING OFFICERS
THEREFOR AND DEFINING THEIR POWERS AND DUTIES; REPEALING PRIOR
ORDINANCES; PROVIDING PENALTIES; AND OTHER PERTINENT PROVISION.
WHEREAS, THIS AND PREVIOUS BOARDS OF DIRECTORS OF RURAL FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 2 being aware of the need to provide
adequate rules and regulations for effective fire protection and
prevention services for the residents, inhabitants and property
located within the District and the need to coordinate such rules
and regulations with those governing the operation of the Fire
department of the City of Bend, Oregon, which department furnishes
fire protection to the District, have from time to time adopted
appropriate rules and regulations and a Uniform Fire Code pertinent
thereto; and
WHEREAS, after due investigation and consideration this Board is of
the opinion and belief that a revised Uniform Fire Code is needed
by the District and that said Code together with other pertinent
provisions relating thereto, should be adopted by this District;
and based on this premises:
RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 2, deschutes county, oregon,
does ordain as follows:
Section 1. Adoption of Uniform Fire Code. Pursuant to ORS
478.910, for the purpose of prescribing regulations governing
conditions hazardous to life and property from fire or explosion,
Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District No. 2 does hereby
adopt that certain Code and Standards known as the Uniform Fire
Code, including Appendices III -A, III -B, III -C, III -D, V -B and VI -D
and the Uniform Fire Code Standards published by the western Fire
Chief Association and the International Conference of Building
Officials, being the 1988 editions thereof, except such portions as
are deleted, modified or amended by Section 7 herein, as adopted by
the City of Bend by Ordinance No. NS -1498. One copy of said Code
has been and is now filed in the office of the City
Recorder - Treasurer and the same is hereby adopted and incorporated
as fully as if set out at length herein, and from the date on which
this ordinance shall take effect, the provisions thereof shall be
controlling within the boundaries of the Deschutes County Rural
Fire Protection District No. 2.
Section 2. Establishment and Duties of Bureau of Fire Prevention.
(1) The Uniform Fire Code shall be enforced by the Bureau of Fire
Prevention in the Fire Department of the City of Bend which is
established under this authority and which shall be operated under
the supervision of the Chief of the Fire Department.
(2) The Chief of the Fire Department may detail such members of
the Fire Department as f±re prevention inspectors as shall from time
to time be necessary.
Ordinance No. 3
Section 3. Definitions.
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(1) Wherever the word "jurisdiction" is used in the Uniform Fire Code, it shall
be held to mean the boundaries of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection
District No. 2.
(2) Wherever the words "Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention" are used in the
Uniform Fire Code, they shall be held to include "Fire Prevention Officer."
Section 4. Establishment of Limits of District in which Storage of Flammable or
Combustible Liquids in Outside Aboveground Tanks is to be Prohibited.
(1) The limits referred to in Section 79.501 of the Uniform Fire Code in which
storage of flammable or combustible liquids in outside aboveground tanks is
prohibited, are hereby established as follows: Within three miles of the
corporate city limits of Bend, inside the boundaries of Deschutes County Rural
Fire Protection District No. 2.
(2) The limits referred to in Section 79.501 of the Uniform Fire Code in which
new bulk plants for flammable or combustible liquids are prohibited, are hereby
established as follows: Within three miles of the corporate city limits of Bend,
inside the boundaries of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District No. 2.
Section 5. Establishment of Limits in which Bulk Storage of Liquefied Petroleum
Gas, :is to be Restricted.
The limits referred to in Section 82.103 (a) of the Uniform Fire Code, in which
bulk storage of liquefied petroleum gas is restricted, are hereby established as
follows: Within three miles of the corporate city limits of Bend, inside the
boundaries of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District No. 2..
Section 6. Establishment of Limits of Districts in which Storage of Explosives
and Blasting Agents is to be Prohibited.
The limits referred to in Section 77.106 (b) of the Uniform Fire Code, as amended
by Section 7 herein, in which storage of explosives and blasting agents is
prohibited, are hereby established as follows: Within three miles of the
corporate city limits of Bend, inside the boundaries of Deschutes County Rural
Fire Protection District No. 2.
Section 7. Amendments Made in the Uniform Fire Code. The Uniform Fire Code is
amended and changed in the following respects:
(1) Amend Section 2.104 to change the title "fire prevention
engineer" to the title "fire prevention officer."
(2) Delete Section 2.303.
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(3) Amend Section 3.102 to read as follows:
Section 3.102.
(a) Any person operating or maintaining any occupancy,
premises or vehicle subject to this code who shall permit any fire
hazard to exist on premises under his control shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor.
(b) Any person operating or maintaining any occupancy,
premises or vehicle subject to this code who fails to take
immediate action to abate a fire hazard when ordered or notified to
do so by the chief or his duly authorized representative shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor. (See Bend Code 8.116)
(4) Amend the first sentence of Section 4.108 to read as follows: "A permit
shall be obtained from the bureau of fire prevention prior to engaging in the
following activities, operations, practices or function, if the chief has issued
an order requiring such a permit."
(5) Delete Section 4.108 e.l.
(6) Delete Section 4.108 f.3.C.
(7) Add the word "aboveground" to Section 4.108 f.3.E. after the word "liquid"
and before the word "tank."
(8) Add new Section 4.108 f.6. to read as follows:
f.6. Tanker Delivery Permit. To deliver fuel as described in B.C. 8.112 (42).
(9) Add the following sentence to the end of Section 10.207 (f): "All fire
access roads shall be designed to support a minimum weight of 25 tons."
(10) The turning radius referred to in Section 10.207 (g) shall be a 45 foot
radius.
(11) Add the following to the end of Section 10.207 (h): "A turning radius of
45 feet shall be provided for the turning around of fire apparatus."
(12) Add the following to the end of Section 10.207 (i): "All such bridges
shall support a minimum weight of 25 tons."
(13) Add the following to the end of Section 10.207 (j): "The gradient shall
not exceed 10%."
(14) Delete Section 10.305 and 10.306.
(15) Amend Section 11.101 (b) as follows: Change 50' to 20' and 15' to 20'.
(16) Delete the phrase "other than metal" from Section 11.105 (c).
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(17) Amend Section 11.106 as follows: Change 5' to 20' and 10' to 20'.
(18) Amend Section 11.107 as follows: Change 5' to 20' and 10' to 20'.
(19) Amend Section 11.112 (b) 2. as follows: Change 50' to 20'.
(20) Add the following new Section 11.112 (c) to read as follows: "(c) Burning
shall be conducted in accordance with the methods prescribed by the Fire Chief
and as stated in the Fire Department's flyer on burning."
(21) Amend Section 24.107 as follows: Add the words "and fuel tanks" after the
word "engines" and before the word "of."
(22) Add the following new Section 77.107 to Article 77 as follows:
State Regulation
Sec. 77.107 In those limited instances where Article 77 activities are allowed
in the Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District No. 2 within three miles
of the corporate limits of the City of Bend, an ORS 480.23 certificate of
possession or registration for explosives shall be obtained in the manner
provided by State law.
Note: Applicants should be referred to the County Sheriff to file an
application for a certificate.
(23) Delete existing Section 78.102. Replace with the following:
Fireworks Permits
78.102. Permits are required for public displays, retail sales, wholesale and
agricultural use of fireworks as required by OAR 837 Division 12 (Reference ORS
480.110 - 480.160).
(24) Delete existing Section 79.103. Replace with the following:
Permits
79.103. Plan Approval Aboveground Tank. Tank installations for the storage of
flammable or combustible liquids above ground in special enclosures or approved
vaults in excess of 1,000 gallons require prior plan approval by the State Fire
Marshal. Applications for such plan approval shall be made to the State Fire
Marshal on a form provided by the State Fire Marshal, and shall be accompanied by
two copies of the construction plans including a plot plan showing the location
of any buildings or structure, and /or tanks with relationship to the premises and
the pertinent distances, piping and valves, tank capacities, diking, details of
design and construction, fire protection, along with any other information
requested by the State Fire Marshal. In the event an installation includes
buildings and related equipment, in addition to tanks, separate construction
plans, specifications, etc., shall be submitted to the Building Codes Agency.
(25) Amend exception portion of Section 79.103 to read as follows:
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EXCEPTION: Unless prior approval by the chief.
(26) Delete the phrase "of Subsections (e) and (f)" from Section 79.115.
(27) Delete Section 79.115 (d) 1.A.(i) and renumber following subsections
accordingly.
(28) Add the following new Section 79.115 (d) 2. to read as follows:
79.115 (d) 2. Aboveground tanks. Any aboveground tank not used for a period of
90 days shall be properly safeguarded in accordance with Subsection (c) 2 or
shall be removed from the property in a manner approved by the chief.
(29) Delete Sections 79.115 (e) and 79.115 (f).
(30) Renumber Section 79.115 (g) to 79.115 (e) and amend to read as follows:
(e) Reinstallation of Aboveground Tanks. Tanks which are to be reinstalled for
flammable or combustible liquid service shall comply with all of the provisions
of this article. See Division V of this article.
(31) Delete third sentence of Section 79.201 (e) which reads as follows: "In
addition to these requirements, see requirements for permits, Section 79.103."
(32) Amend Section 79.402 to read as follows:
Sec. 79.402. Plans shall be submitted to store more than 1000 gallons of Class I
flammable and Class II combustible liquids in drums or tanks. The plans shall
indicate the methods of storage, quantities to be stored, distances from
buildings and property lines, access ways, fire - protection facilities and
provisions for drainage and runoff. Storage shall be in accordance with approved
plans.
(33) Amend Section 79.902 (e) to read as follows:
(e) Dispensing. Class I liquids shall not be dispensed or transferred within a
service station building, except as provided in Section 79.903 (d). Class II and
Class II -A liquids may be dispensed in lubrication or service rooms of a service
station building, provided the heating equipment complies with Section 79.906 and
electrical equipment complies with Section 79.905. Delivery of any Class I, II
or III -A liquid shall not be made into portable containers unless such container
is of approved material and .construction, having a tight closure with screwed or
spring cover, so designed that the content can be dispensed without spilling.
Class I liquids shall not be dispensed into the fuel tank of a motor vehicle from
aboveground tanks.
(34) Add the following after the first paragraph of Section 79.903 (a):
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EXCEPTION: An aboveground tank in use prior to August 30, 1980, may be continued
in use in accordance with the following:
1. Subject to approval by the chief, an aboveground tank located at a dispensary
not serving the general public at retail may be used for storage of Class 1
liquids and connected directly to dispensing devices under the following
conditions:
A. Tank installations must be in compliance with Chapter 2 of this standard.
B. The dispensing devices are equipped with approved controls designed to limit
delivery to not more than 50 gallons. If more than 50 gallons are desired, a
manual reset will be necessary.
C. Each supply line connection to such aboveground storage tank(s) shall have a
manual shutoff valve at the tank and also be equipped with a device, such as a
solenoid valve, positioned adjacent to and downstream from the manual valve.
This valve shall be installed and adjusted so that liquid cannot flow by gravity
from the tank in case of piping or hose failure when the dispensing device is not
in use.
The temporary use of portable or semiportable tanks in conjunction with the
dispensing of Class I, II or II-A liquids into the fuel tanks of motor vehicles
or other motorized equipment on premises not normally accessible to the public is
permitted. However, such installation shall be made only with the approval of
the chief.
(35) Amend Section 79.903 (b) to read as follows:
(b) Supervision. The dispensing of Class I and Class II liquids into the fuel
tank of a vehicle or into a container shall at all times be under the supervision
of a qualified attendant. Self - service of Class I liquids into the tank of a
vehicle or any other retail container is prohibited. ORS 480.310 - .340.
EXCEPTION: Nonretail service stations complying with the following safety
provisions:
1. Be separated from retail locations by a space of at least 50 feet between
pump islands.
2. Natural grade or curbs shall prevent drainage toward any retail dispensing
areas.
3. Have emergency controls installed at a location acceptable to the chief but
located not more than 75 feet from the dispensing devices.
4. Have instruction for operation of the dispensing devices conspicuously
posted.
5. Have location of the fire extinguishers and emergency controls conspicuously
indicated as approved by the chief.
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6. Be adequately lighted at all times when available for use.
7. Be equipped with nozzles of the listed automatic - closing type with or without
latch -open devices.
(36) Delete the phrase "of the public" from Section 79.903 (c) 4.
(37) Delete existing Section 79.903 (f) and replace with the following new
section:
(f) Lighting. All dispensing locations must be adequately lighted at all times
when available for use.
(38) Add the following exception to Section 79.910 (b) General Construction:
EXCEPTION: Facilities using 1100 gallons storage or less, connected to the
dispensing devices.
(39) Add the following exception to Section 79.911 (d) 3.:
EXCEPTION: Marine Service Stations with not over 1100 gallons flammable and
combustible liquid storage connected to dispensing devices, need not comply with
the standpipe and hose station requirements providing one additional 20 BC rated
fire extinguisher is maintained within 25 feet of the dispensing devices.
(40) Delete the roman numeral VI from Section 79.1604.
(41) The following new section is added to the Uniform Fire Code, is numbered
Section 79.1900 and reads as follows:
Sec. 79.1900. (a) All vehicles unloading fuel at garages, service stations or
any other dispensary of such fuels within three miles of city limits shall
comply with the following requirements:
1. No portion of the delivery vehicle shall be standing on any public way.
2. The delivery vehicle and operator shall comply with all applicable federal,
state and local laws, rules and regulations.
3. The operator of the delivery vehicle shall remain at the control valve at all
times while fuel is being discharged.
(b) All vehicles with a capacity in excess of 2,500 gallons and not exceeding
5,000 gallons which unload fuel at garages, service stations or any other
dispensary of such fuels within the City of Bend shall comply with the following
additional requirements:
1. Deliveries shall be permitted only at places designated by the Fire
Prevention Officer, which shall be places where the delivery vehicle is able to
enter and leave the premises without backing into public ways and which will
permit the delivery without encountering other significant hazards.
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2. During delivery, the delivery vehicle shall be parked so that it can be
driven forward from the danger area in case of an emergency.
3. All delivery vehicles shall use nozzles of the self - sealing type.
4. Only one discharge hose shall be used at a time from the delivery vehicle.
5. Barricades of a minimum of 30" high shall be used to keep vehicles and
unauthorized persons away from the area of the delivery vehicle and hoses during
delivery operations.
6. The tanks on all delivery vehicles shall be divided into at least two
separate compartments.
7. All delivery vehicles and operators shall comply with all applicable federal,
state and local laws, rules and regulations.
(c) Vehicles with a fuel capacity in excess of 5,000 gallons may not unload fuel
at garages, service stations or any dispensary of such fuels within three miles
of the city limits unless they meet all of the following requirements:
1. Fuel may only be unloaded from such a vehicle at a location which has a valid
Article 4 permit issued by the Fire Prevention Division.
2. Article 4 permits may contain special safety conditions or restrictions which
may be based on traffic conditions, size and location of storage facilities,
types of tank fill devices, slope of the ground, surrounding exposures in the
case of an emergency and other significant hazards that might be encountered. If
the Article 4 permit contains special site related conditions or restrictions,
all fuel unloading at that site, from vehicles with a fuel capacity in excess of
5,000 gallons, must comply with those conditions or restrictions.
3. Vehicles and locations where fuel is unloaded shall comply with all
provisions of 79.1900 (b).
4. All deliveries of fuel shall be made only between the hours of 6:30 p.m. and
6:30 a.m.
5. In the event that fuel unloading occurs in such close proximity to where fuel
is to ultimately be dispensed as to pose a safety hazard, all fuel dispensing
activities shall be terminated until all fuel unloading operations are completed.
(d) The owner of any property where fuel is being transferred and the operator
of any such transfer truck shall be liable for any and all costs incurred by the
City in the event of any fuel spilled during the transfer process, including but
not limited to costs of clean up, water purification and damage to the City sewer
system, special equipment and chemicals needed to make the spill safe or
extinguish any fire that may occur from said spill. The tanker operator shall
immediately notify the Bend Fire Department upon his discovery of any petroleum
fuel spill.
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(42) Amend Section 80.101 to read as follows:
Sec. 80.101. The purpose of this article is to provide requirements for the
prevention, control and mitigation of dangerous conditions related to hazardous
materials and to provide information needed by emergency response personnel.
This provision is not retroactive for existing facilities unless the chief
determines that the condition presents a distinct hazard to life or property.
Hazardous material are those chemicals or substances defined as such in Article
9. See Appendix VI -A for the classification of hazardous categories and hazard
evaluations.
(43) Add the following new provision to the end of the fourth paragraph of
Section 80.101:
For retail display of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or noncombustible
liquid hazardous materials in Group B, Division 2 retail sales occupancies, see
Section 80.109.
(44) Add the following new exception to the exception section of Section 80.101:
3. Retail Sales.
(45) Add the following exception to Section 80.104 (a):
EXCEPTION: ORS 466.604 - 466.680, ORS 468.780 - 468.815 and ORS 466.200 - 466.205
and administered under OAR 340 Division 108, as described in Annex 0 of the
Oregon Emergency Operation Plan.
(46) Add the phrase "or other approved equivalent systems" at the end of the
third sentence of Section 80.104 (e).
(47) Add the following exception to Section 80.106:
EXCEPTION: Compliance with requirements of 40 CFR "Hazardous Chemical Reporting
and Community Right -to -Know Regulations" under Title III of the Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA).
(48) Delete Section 80.108 and replace with new Section 80.108 as follows:
Sec. 80.108 The chief may require notification of a facility that may be placed
out of service.
(49) Amend Section 80.301 (b) to read as follows:
(b) Containers and Tanks. 1. Design and construction. Containers and tanks
shall be designed and constructed in accordance with nationally recognized
standards. See Section 2.301 (b).
2. Tanks out -of- service 90 days. Any stationary tank not used for a period
of 90 days shall be properly maintained or removed in a manner approved by the
chief. Such tanks shall have the fill line, gauge opening and pump connection
secured against tampering. Vent lines shall be properly maintained.
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Tanks which are to be placed back in service shall be tested in a manner
approved by the chief.
3. Defective containers and tanks. Defective containers and tanks shall be
removed from service, repaired, or disposed of in accordance with nationally
recognized standards of good practice such as American Petroleum Institute (API)
or American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). See Section 2.304 (b).
4. Empty containers and tanks. Empty containers and tanks previously used
for the storage of hazardous materials shall be free from residual material and
vapor as defined by DOT, RCRA or other regulating authority or maintained as
specified for the storage of the hazardous material.
5. Aboveground tanks. Aboveground stationary tanks used for the storage of
hazardous materials shall be located and protected in accordance with the
provisions for exterior storage of the particular material involved and shall be
marked as required by Section 80.301 (d).
(50) Add the phrase "in accordance with nationally recognized standards" to
Section 80.301 (c) at the end of that section.
(51) Amend the second paragraph of Section 80.301 (d) to read as follows:
Signs prohibiting smoking shall be provided in accordance with the
provisions of Article 13.
(52) Amend Section 80.301 (e) to read as follows:
(e) Security. The storage of hazardous materials shall be protected against
tampering or trespassers by fencing or other control measures.
(53) Delete the first full sentence of Section 80.301 (f).
(54) Amend Section 8.301 (j) to read as follows:
(j) Maximum Quantity on Site. The storage of hazardous materials shall comply
with the provisions of this article as well as other applicable provisions of
this code.
(55) Add the following exception to Section 80.301 (k):
EXCEPTION: 1. Compliance with Section 312 of the Superfund Amendments and
Reauthorization Act. (SARA) 2. Where a site plan prepared under Section 312 of
EPCRA Title III has been prepared and submitted.
(56) Add the following exception to Section 80.301 (1):
EXCEPTION: Facilities which hold NPDES Permits and are subject to the
requirements for preparation of Spill Prevention Control and countermeasures
Plans for hazardous materials.
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(57) Add the following sentence to the end of Section 80.301 (m):
Threshold Limit Value (TLV) as established by American Conference of Governmental
& Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH), OSHA or other applicable State Codes will be
utilized for establishing minimum standards where ventilation is required.
(58) Add the following new Section 80.301 (n) 4. to read as follows:
4. Stored in compliance with other applicable laws or nationally recognized
codes.
(59) Amend Section 80.301 (o) to read as follows:
(o) Hazardous Materials Storage Cabinets. 1. General. When storage cabinets
are used to comply with the provisions of this article, such cabinets shall be in
accordance with this subsection.
EXCEPTION: Compressed gases shall be stored in cabinets designed in
accordance with Section 80.303.
Cabinets shall be conspicuously labeled according to the hazard therein.
2. Construction. Cabinets shall be constructed of metal. The interior of
cabinets shall be treated, coated or constructed of materials that are
nonreactive with the hazardous material stored. Such treatment, coating or
construction shall include the entire interior of the cabinet. Cabinets shall be
suitable for the intended storage.
(60) Amend Section 80.301 (p) by deleting the existing exception section and
inserting the following new exception section:
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Sprinklers may be omitted in rooms or areas as specified in Sec.
3804 of the Building Code. 2. Approved alternate automatic fire extinguishing
systems may be used.
(61) Amend the first paragraph of Section 80.301 (q) to read as follows:
(q) Explosion Venting or Suppression. Unless exempted or otherwise provided for
in Sections 80.302 through 80.315, indoor storage areas and storage buildings
shall be provided with explosion venting, equivalent protective devices,
suppression systems or barricades. The design shall be engineered and recognize
the nature of the stored material and its likely behavior in an explosion. Areas
which are provided with explosion venting shall comply with the following:
(62) Add the following exception to Section 80.301 (r):
EXCEPTION: Facilities in compliance with the Uniform Fire Code, Article
51.106(e).
(63) Add the phrase "Article #701" to the end of the second sentence of Section
80.301 (s).
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(64) Amend Section 80.103 (t) 1. to read as follows:
1. Liquid -level limit control or alarm. Atmospheric tanks with a capacity
exceeding 500 gallons used for the storage of hazardous materials liquids shall
be equipped with a liquid -level limit control or alarm to prevent overfilling of
the tank.
EXCEPTION: Tanks monitored by a system which will limit net contents by weight.
(65) Add the word " approved" after the word "of" and before the word "storage"
in Section 80.301 (u).
(66) Amend Section 80.103 (v) to read as follows:
(v) Supervision. When manual alarm, emergency signal, detection or automatic
fire - extinguishing systems, which require supervision by other applicable codes,
such systems shall be supervised by an approved central, proprietary or remdte
station service or shall initiate an audible and visual signal at a constantly
attended on -site location.
(67) Delete Section 80.103 (y) and renumber 80.103 (aa) to 80.103 (z).
(68) Amend Section 80.103 (z) by renumbering it 80.103 (y) and revising it to
read as follows:
(y) Noncombustible Floor. Except for surfacing, floors of storage areas shall
be noncombustible.
(69) Delete existing Table 80.303A and substitute therefor the following new
Table 80.303A:
EXEMPT AMOUNT (pounds)
CONDITION TOXIC
Unprotected by sprinklers or cabinet 500
Within cabinet in unsprinklered building 1000
In sprinklered building, not in cabinet 1000
In sprinklered building, within cabinet 2000
(70) Add the following exception to the end of Section 80.303 (a) 3.B.:
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Where sprinklering is incompatible with the hazardous material.
2. Sprinklers may be omitted in rooms or areas in accordance with Sec. 3804 of
the Building Code.
(71) Amend Section 80.303 (a) 4. to read as follows:
14. Explosive venting or suppression. When flammable gases which are toxic or
highly toxic are stored in rooms outside of gas cabinets or exhausted enclosures,
the storage rooms shall be provided with explosion venting or suppression in
accordance with the provisions of Section 80.301 (q).
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(72) Amend the second paragraph of Section 80.303 (a) 6.A. to read as follows:
Exhaust systems for gas cabinets, exhausted enclosures and separate gas storage
rooms shall be designed to handle the accidental release of gas. Emergency
response planning shall demonstrate control at the property line. Systems
utilized for such processing shall be designed as a treatment system. If a total
containment system is utilized, the system shall be designed to handle the
maximum anticipated pressure of release to the system when it reaches
equilibrium.
EXCEPTION: Where natural ventilation can be shown to comply with Section 80.301
(m).
(73) Add the following exceptions to Section 80.303 (a) 6.C.:
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Where emergency response planning has shown that levels at the
property line are manageable, then alternative technologies are permitted. 2.
Where natural ventilation can be shown to comply. Section 80.301 (m).
(74) Amend Section 80.303 (a) 6.D.(iii) to read as follows:
iii. Stationary tanks. Valves or fittings that are inserted directly into a
stationary tank shall be labeled with the maximum rate of release. If multiple
valves or fittings are provided, the maximum flow rate of release for the valve
or fitting with the highest flow rate shall be indicated. If liquefied gases are
in contact with any valve or fitting, the liquid flow rate shall be utilized for
purposes of computation. All flow rates indicated on the label shall be
converted to cubic fee per minute of gas at normal temperature and pressure.
(75) Add the following exceptions to Section 80.303. (a) 6. D.(iv) as follows:
EXCEPTION: 1. Where emergency response planning has shown that levels at the
property line are manageable, then alternative technologies are permitted.
2. Where natural ventilation can be shown to comply with Section 80.801 (m).
(76) Add the phrase "Where highly toxic gases are stored,"-to the beginning of
the first sentence of Section 80.303 (a) 7.
(77) Add the following exception to Section 80.303 (a) 8.:
EXCEPTION: When it can be demonstrated that an unsafe condition does not exist.
(78) Amend Section 80.303 (b) 1. and 2. through the first sentence of 2.A. to
read as follows:
(b) Exterior Storage 1. General. Exterior storage of highly toxic compressed
gases shall be in accordance with the provisions of Sections 80.303 (b) and (c)
and the general provisions specified in Section 80.301.
2. Distance from storage to exposures. In addition to the provisions of the
Building Code, exterior storage of highly toxic compressed gases shall comply
with the following:
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A. Distance limitation to exposures. The exterior storage of highly toxic
compressed gases shall not be within 75 feet of a building, property line,
street, alley, public way or exit to a public way unless the storage is shielded •
by a structure having a minimum fire-resistive rating of tow hours and which
interrupts the line of sight between the storage and the exposure.
(79) Amend the second paragraph of Section 80.303 (b) 3. to read as follows:
3. An automatic fire - sprinkler system shall be provided for canopies provided
for the storage of highly toxic compressed gases.
EXCEPTION: Where automatic sprinklers are incompatible with the hazardous
material.
(80) Amend Section 80.303 (b) 4.C. to read as follows:
C. Stationary tanks shall be provided with a means of excess flow control on all
tank inlet or outlet connections.
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Inlet connections that are designed to preclude backflow.
2. Pressure-relief devices. 3. Where excess flow control causes unsafe
conditions.
(81) Amend Sections 80.303 (c) 2. and 3. to read as follows:
2. Security. Storage areas shall be protected against tampering or trespassers
by fencing or other control measures.
3. Gas cabinets for leaking cylinders containing highly toxic compressed gasses.
(82) Add the following exception to Section 80.305 (a) 1.:
EXCEPTION: Storage of wood chips or other combustible materials with an ignition
temperature above 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
(83) Amend Section 80.305 (a) 4. to read as follows:
4. Explosion venting or suppression. Rooms, buildings or equipment used for the
storage of combustible dusts shall be provided with explosion venting or
suppression in accordance with the provisions of Section 80.301(q), or shall be
controlled with best practices.
EXCEPTION: Suppression is not mandated unless required by other applicable
codes.
(84) Amend Section 80.305 (b) 4. to read as follows:
4. Storage conditions. Exterior storage of flammable solids shall be in
accordance with nationally recognized standards of good practice.
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(85) Add footnote number 3 directly after footnote number 2 and add the
following new footnote 3 to the end of Table No. 80.306 -A:
3. For liquid oxidizers, a conversion of 10 pounds per gallon shall be used.
(86) Amend Section 80.306 (a) 6. to read as follows:
6. Insulated roof. Roofs of storage areas shall be insulated or provided with
explosion venting.
(87) Amend Section 80.306 (a) 8. to read as follows:
8. Explosion venting or suppression. Explosion venting or suppression shall not
be required in storage areas for Class 1, 2 and 3 oxidizers.
(88) Amend Section 80.306 (a) 13. to read as follows:
13. Separation. In addition to the provisions of Section 80.301 (n), Class 3
and Class 4 oxidizers shall be separated from other hazardous materials by not
less than one -hour fire - resistive construction or stored in hazardous materials
storage cabinets or separation of 20 feet from incompatible materials.
(89) Amend Section 80.309 (a) 1. to read as follows:
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Detonatable unstable (reactive) materials shall be stored in
accordance with Article 77. 2. For retail display of nonflammable solid and
nonflammable or noncombustible liquid unstable (reactive) materials, see Section
80.109.
(90) Add the following exception to Section 80.310 (a) 1.:
EXCEPTION: For retail display of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or
noncombustible liquid water - reactive materials, see Section 80.109.
(91) Add the abbreviation "LBS." at the end of the heading of Table No. 80.310 -A
which reads "WATER - REACTIVES EXEMPT AMOUNTS"
(92) Amend Section 80.310 (b) 1. to read as follows:
1. General. Exterior storage of water - reactive materials that provide a fire
risk shall be within tanks or closed watertight containers and shall be in
accordance with the provisions of Section 80.310 (b) and the general provisions
specified in Section 80.301.
(93) Add the following exception to Section 80.312 (a) 1.:
EXCEPTION: For retail display of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or
noncombustible liquid highly toxic materials, see Section 80.109.
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(94) Delete Sections 80.313 (a) - (c) and replace with the following:
Sec. 80.313. The storage, use, and handling of radioactive materials shall be in
compliance with Oregon law.
(95) Amend Table No. 80.313 -A to read as follows:
CONDITION
Any storage condition
TABLE NO. 80.313 -A
RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS - EXEMPT AMOUNTS
EXEMPT AMOUNT
1. Less than the permit amount
(See Section 4.101, No. 40.)
2. Licensed, sealed sources.
3. "General License Device ". See
Oregon State Health Div.
Radiological Section.
(96) Delete Section 80.313 (a) 3. and (a) 4. and renumber Sections
80.313 (a) 5. and (a) 6., (a) 3. and (a) 4, respectively.
(97) Add the following exception to Section 80.314 (a) 1.:
EXCEPTION: For retail display of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or
noncombustible liquid corrosive materials, see Section 80.109.
(98) Delete Section 80.314 (b) 4. and (b) 5.
(99) Add the following exception to Section 80.315 (a) 1.
EXCEPTION: For retail display of nonflammable solid and noncombustible liquid
other health hazards, see Section 80.109.
(100) Amend Section 80.401 (a) to read as follows:
(a) Scope. This division applies to the dispensing, use and handling of highly
toxic hazardous materials in excess of the exempt amounts specified in Table Nos.
80.402-A and 80.402 -B.
EXCEPTION: Hazardous materials regulated by other articles in this code.
(101) Amend Section 80.401 (b) 1. to read as follows:
1. General. Containers, cylinders and tanks utilized for the dispensing,
handling or use of highly toxic hazardous materials shall comply with the
provisions of Section 80.401 (b).
(102) Amend Section 80.401 (b) 3. to read as follows:
3. Tanks out of service 90 days. Any stationary tank not used for a period of
90 days shall be properly removed in accordance with nationally recognized
standards.
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(103) Delete Section 80.401 (b) 6. and renumber Section 80.401 (b)
7. to 80.401 (b) 6.
(104) Amend the first paragraph of Section 80.401 (c) 3. to read as follows:
3. Supply piping. Supply piping and tubing for highly toxic gases and liquid
having a health hazard ranking of 3 or 4 in accordance with U.F.C. Standard No.
79 -3 shall also comply with the following:
(105) Amend Section 80.401 (c) 3. C. to read as follows:
C. Where highly toxic gases or liquids are carried in pressurized piping above
15 psig, excess flow control shall be provided. Where the piping originates from
within a hazardous material storage room or area, the excess flow control shall
be located within the storage room or area. Where the piping originates from a
bulk source, the excess flow control shall be located as close to the bulk source
as practical.
EXCEPTION: Where excess flow control is not appropriate according to nationally
recognized standards or best management practices.
(106) Amend Section 80.401 (f) to read as follows:
(f) Noncombustible Floor. Except for surfacing, floors of areas where liquid or
solid hazardous materials are dispensed or used in open systems shall be
noncombustible and liquid- tight.
(107) Amend the reference at the end of the first full sentence of Section
.80.401 (1) to read as follows: (See the Electrical Code Article 701.)
(108) Amend Section 80.401 (n) to read as follows:
(n) Signage. In addition to the hazard identification signs required by Section
80.104 (e), additional hazard identification and warning signs shall be provided
as follows:
1. Signs prohibiting smoking shall be provided in accordance with the provisions
of Article 13.
2. Stationary containers and tanks shall be placarded with hazard identification
signs as specified in U.F.C. Standard No. 79 -3, HMIS (Hazardous Material
Identification Standard), other equivalent systems or other nationally recognized
standards.
(109) Amend Section 80.401 (o) to read as follows:
(o) Security. Dispensing, use and handling areas shall be protected against
tampering or trespassing by fencing or other control measures.
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(110) Amend the exception following Section 80.401 (r) to read as follows:
(r) Fire - extinguising Systems.
EXCEPTION: Sprinklers may be omitted in rooms or areas in accordance with
Section 3804 of the Building Code.
(111) Amend Section 80.402 (b) 2.A. to read as follows:
A. Dispensing. When liquids having a hazard ranking of 3 or 4 in accordance
with U.F.C. Standard No. 79 -3 are dispensed from tanks or drums, dispensing shall
not be by gravity means.
EXCEPTION: When equivalent protection can be demonstrated.
(112) Amend Section 80.402 (b) 2.B. to read as follows:
B. Ventilation. When gases, liquids or solids having a hazard ranking of 3 or 4
in accordance with U.F.C. Standard No. 79-3 are dispensed or used, ventilation
shall be provided to manage fumes, mists or vapors at the point of generation.
(113) Amend Section 80.402 (b) 2.D. to read as follows:
D. Explosion venting or suppression. Explosion venting or
suppression shall be provided in accordance with the provisions o
Section 80.301 (q) when an explosive environment is likely to occur
because of the hazardous materials dispensed or used, or as a
result of the dispensing or use process.
(114) Amend Section 80.402 (b) 2.E. to read as follows:
E. Spill control, drainage and containment. Rooms or areas where hazardous
material liquids are dispensed into containers exceeding 1- gallon capacity or
used in open containers or systems exceeding 5- gallon capacity shall be provided
with a means to control spills.
(115) Delete Section 80.402 (b) 3.C. and renumber Section 80.402 (b) 3.D. to
80.402 (b) 3.C. and amend to read as follows:
C. Explosion venting or suppression. Explosion venting or
suppression shall be provided in accordance with the provisions o
Section 80.301 (q) when an explosive environment is likely to occur
because of the hazardous materials dispensed or used, or as a
result of the dispensing or use process.
(116) Renumber Section 80.402 (b) 3.E. as Section 80.402 (b) 3.D. and delete the
second full sentence thereof.
(117) Renumber Section 80.402 (b) 3.F. as Section 80.402 (b) 3.E. and delete the
phrase "and toxic" from the heading of that section.
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(118) Add the following exception to Section 80.402 (b) 3.E.(i) [previously
80.402 (b) 3.F.(i)]:
EXCEPTION: Automatic shutdown need not be provided for reactors utilized for the
production of toxic or highly toxic gases when such reactors are:
1. Operated at pressures less than 15 psig.
2. Constantly attended.
3. Provided with readily accessible emergency shutoff valves.
(119) Delete the phrase "or toxic" from Section 80.402 b. E. (viii) [formerly
Section 80.402 b. F. (viii)].
(120) Amend Section 80.402 (c) 2. to read as follows:
2. Dispensing. When liquids having a hazard ranking of 3 or 4 in accordance
with U.F.C. Standard No. 79 -3 are dispensed from portable tanks or drums,
dispensing shall not be by gravity, except where equivalent protection can be
demonstrated or shown.
(121) Add the following exception to Section 80.402 (c) 3.:
EXCEPTION: Sprinklers may be omitted in rooms or areas in accordance with
Section 3804 of the Building Code.
(122) Delete the second full sentences of Sections 80.402 (c) 4.A. and 4.B.
(123) Delete Section 80.402 (c) 6.
(124) Renumber Section 80.402 (c) 7. to 80.402 (c) 6. and Section 80.402 (c) 8.
to 80.402 (c) 7.
(125) Add the following exception to Section 80.402 (c) 7.C. [formerly Section
80.402 (c) 8.C.]:
EXCEPTION: Automatic shutdown need not be provided for reactors utilized for the
production of toxic or highly toxic gases when such reactors are:
1. Operated at pressures less than 15 psig.
2. Constantly attended.
3. Provided with readily accessible emergency shutoff valves.
(126) Amend Section 80.403 (d) to read as follows:
(d) Emergency Alarm. When hazardous materials rated 3 or 4 in accordance with
U.F.C. Standard No. 79 -3 are transported through exit corridors or exit
enclosures, there shall be an emergency telephone system, a local manual alarm
station or an approved signaling device at 150 -foot intervals or at each exit
doorway throughout the transport route. This signal shall be relayed to an
approved central, proprietary or remote station service or constantly attended
on -site location and shall also initiate a local audible alarm.
Ordinance No. 3
(127) Amend Section 82.101 to read as follows:
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Sec 82.101. (a) This article shall apply to the storage, handling and
transportation of liquefied petroleum gas and the installation of all equipment
pertinent to systems for such uses. For determining properties of liquefied
petroleum gases, refer to U.F.C. Standard No. 82 -1, Appendix A.
(b) For regulation of liquefied petroleum gas, see ORS 480.410 through
480.990 and OAR 837 -30 -005 through 837 -30 -070.
(128) Delete the first sentence of Appendix III-C, 1. (a) and replace with the
following new sentence: Tests of systems or devices herein regulated shall be
conducted when required by the chief or when there is reason to believe that the
system or device would fail to operate properly in an emergency.
(129) Add Appendix V -B as follows:
APPENDIX V -B
STATUTES AND ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
SUPPLEMENTING THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE
Statutes
ORS 476.280 and 476.290. Grant extraterritorial authority permitting a local
fire department to extinguish a fire in an unprotected area and collect the cost
from the owner of the property. See also ORS 478.310.
ORS 476.380. Requires a person outside a rural fire district or forest
protection district to obtain a permit from the county before conducting open
burning. Requires the county to prescribe the conditions for issuing a burning
permit. County requirements must observe Environmental Quality Commission
restrictions but may be more restrictive. See ORS 478.960 on permit inside rural
fire districts.
ORS 476.410 to 476.440. Require use of standardized fire protection equipment
and prohibit sale of nonstandard equipment.
ORS 476.510 to 476.610. Establish procedures and obligations in case of a state
emergency due to a conflagration.
ORS 476.710. Restricts ocean beach fires as regulated by the State Department of
Transportation.
ORS 476.715. Prohibits throwing away lighted material (cigarettes, matches,
etc.) on forest land, private roads and the right -of -way of public roads and
railroads.
ORS 479.100. Requires a permit from State Fire Marshal personnel or the local
assistant under ORS 476.060 to exhibit or use a motor vehicle in a building that
is not a public garage.
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ORS 479.250 to 479.300. Dwelling units sold since 1979, rental dwelling units,
lodging houses and hotel guest rooms must have smoke detectors complying with
State Fire Marshal regulations. The State Fire Marshal or local official charged
with providing fire protection can cite a landlord, if acting on a complaint of a
tenant.
ORS 480.010 to 480.280. Explosives and Fireworks.
ORS 480.310 to 480.340. Gasoline Dispensing.
ORS 480.410 to 480.460. Liquid Petroleum Gas.
Administrative Rules
The following summarizes administrative rules of the State Fire Marshal that are
in addition to this code. These are found in Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter
837.
1. Sections 11 -050 through 11 -070. Assistants to the State Fire Marshal.
County sheriffs are designated as assistants to the State Fire Marshal for the
purpose of processing applications for possession of explosives.
2. Sections 12 -005 through 12 -570. Fireworks. These sections regulate the
possession, sale and use of fireworks and set standards and procedures for
obtaining permits.
3. Sections 30 -005 through 30 -025. Liquefied Petroleum Gases. These sections
relate to rules contained in the following NFPA publications: (a) Liquefied
Petroleum Gases 1986 (No. 58); (b) Production, Storage and Handling of Liquefied
Natural Gas, 1985 (No. 59A); (c) Gas Appliances, Gas Piping, 1984 (No. 54); and
(d) LP Gases at Utility Plants, 1984 (No. 59).
4. Sections 30 -030 through 30 -070. Liquefied Petroleum Gas as Motor Fuel.
These sections regulate the conversion or manufacture of vehicles and machinery
to use liquefied petroleum gas as a motor fuel.
5. Section 41 -050. Exitway Protection. This section requires upgrading of
existing deficient buildings where a high life hazard exists to assure safe and
adequate exits. The effect is to require exit system improvements in multifamily
and other buildings or alternate protection through use of automatic sprinklers
or fire detection system.
6. Section 44 -005. No Smoking in Elevators. This section requires "no smoking"
signs in elevators.
7. Section 45 -005 through 45 -025. Smoke Detectors. These sections establish
standards for the smoke detectors required by ORS 479.250 to 479.300.
8. Sections 61-005 through 61 -010. Fire - fighting Equipment. Standards for
screw threads and gaskets for fire hose couplings are stated.
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Ordinance No. 3
9. Sections 80 -005 through 80 -015. Liquefied Natural Gas. These sections adopt
NFPA No. 59A, Standard for Production, Storage and Handling of Liquefied Natural
Gas, 1985 edition.
(130) Add the following sentences to the end of Section 1 of Appendix III -A:
The minimum residual shall be not less than 20 psi. The fire flow duration
should be at least 2 hours up to 2500 gpm and 3 hours for fire flows of 3000 to
3500 gpm.
(131) Add the following sentence to the end of Section 3 of Appendix III -A:
When there is a wood shingle roof covering on the building being considered, or
when there is an exposed building, add 500 gpm to the needed fire flow.
(132) Amend Section 4 of Appendix III-A to read as follows:
4. FIRE FLOW REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS
The minimum fire flow requirements for one and two - family dwellings shall be not
less than that specified in Table No. III- A -A -1.
EXCEPTION: Fire flow may be reduced 50 percent when the building is provided
with an approved automatic sprinkler system.
The fire flow for buildings other than one and two - family dwellings shall be not
less than that specified in Table No. III -A -A.
EXCEPTION: The required fire flow may be reduced up to 50 percent when the
building is provided with an approved automatic sprinkler system, but in no case
less than 1000 gallons per minute.
In Types I and II -F.R. construction, only the three largest successive floor
areas shall be used.
(133) Add the following Table No. III -A -A -1 to Appendix III -A to read as
follows:
TABLE NO. III -A -A -1
BASE FIRE FLOW FOR ONE AND TWO- FAMILY DWELLINGS (GPM)
HEIGHT
AVERAGE SEPARATION 1 -STORY 2 -STORY 3 -STORY
Over 30 feet 500 750 1000
20 to 30 feet 750 1000 1250
10 to less than 20 feet 1000 1250 1500
Less than 10 feet 1250 1500 2000
(134) Add the following numbers to the first line of the chart shown on Table
No. III -B -A of Appendix III -B, below the various headings: 500 1 1000
500.
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(85) Add footnote number 3 directly after footnote number 2 and add the
following new footnote 3 to the end of Table No. 80.306 -A:
3. For liquid oxidizers, a conversion of 10 pounds per gallon shall be used.
(86) Amend Section 80.306 (a) 6. to read as follows:
6. Insulated roof. Roofs of storage areas shall be insulated or provided with
explosion venting.
(87) Amend Section 80.306 (a) 8. to read as follows:
8. Explosion venting or suppression. Explosion venting or suppression shall not
be required in storage areas for Class 1, 2 and 3 oxidizers.
(88) Amend Section 80.306 (a) 13. to read as follows:
13. Separation. In addition to the provisions of Section 80.301 (n), Class 3
and Class 4 oxidizers shall be separated from other hazardous materials by not
less than one-hour fire - resistive construction or stored in hazardous materials
storage cabinets or separation of 20 feet from incompatible materials.
(89) Amend Section 80.309 (a) 1. to read as follows:
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Detonatable unstable (reactive) materials shall be stored in
accordance with Article 77. 2. For retail display of nonflammable solid and
nonflammable or noncombustible liquid unstable (reactive) materials, see Section
80.109.
(90) Add the following exception to Section 80.310 (a) 1.:
EXCEPTION: For retail display of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or
noncombustible liquid water - reactive materials, see Section 80.109.
(91) Add the abbreviation "LBS." at the end of the heading of Table No. 80.310 -A
which reads "WATER- REACTIVES EXEMPT AMOUNTS"
(92) Amend Section 80.310 (b) 1. to read as follows:
1. General. Exterior storage of water - reactive materials that provide a fire
risk shall be within tanks or closed watertight containers and shall be in
accordance with the provisions of Section 80.310 (b) and the general provisions
specified in Section 80.301.
(93) Add the following exception to Section 80.312 (a) 1.:
EXCEPTION: For retail display of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or
noncombustible liquid highly toxic materials, see Section 80.109.
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Section 8. Building Permit Review. The agency of Deschutes County responsible
for the issuance of building permits shall be the agency authorized and directed
to review plans for compliance with the Fire Prevention Code.
Section 9. Appeals. Whenever the Chief or the Plan Review Agency of Deschutes
County shall dissaprove an application or refuse to grant a permit applied for,
or when it is claimed that the provisions of the Code do not apply or that the
true intent and meaning of the Code have been misconstrued or wrongly
interpreted, the applicant may appeal from the decision of the Chief or the
decision of the Plan Review Agency to the Fire Prevention Board of Appeals
within 30 days from the date of the decision appealed.
Section 10. New Materials, Processes or Occupancies which may Require Permits.
The City Manager, the chief and the Fire Prevention Officer shall act as a
committee to determine and specify, after giving affected persons an opportunity
to be heard, any new materials, processes or occupancies for which permits are
required in addition to those now enumerated in said code. The Fire Prevention
Officer shall post such list in a conspicuous place in his or her office, and
distribute copies thereof to interested persons.
Section 11. Penalties.
(1) A violation of Uniform Fire Code Sections 2.107, 3.101 (b), 3.102 or
10.102, as adopted by the Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection
District No 2 herein is a Class "A" misdemeanor, punishable by fine of
not more than $500.00 or by imprisonment for not more than 100 days.
The imposition of one penalty for any violation shall not excuse the
violation or permit it to continue; and all such persons shall be
required to correct or remedy such violations or defects within a
reasonable time; and when not otherwise specified, each day that
prohibited conditions are maintained shall constitute a separate
offense.
(2) The application of the above penalty shall not be held to prevent the
enforced removal of prohibited conditions.
(3) The provisions of Bend Code 8.100 - 8.114 control over any inconsistent
provisions of the Uniform Fire Code.
Section 12. Savings Clause. If any article, section, subsection, subdivision,
phrase, clause, sentence or word in this Ordinance or the Uniform Code adopted
hereby, shall for any reason be held invalid or unsconstitutional by a court of
competent jurisdiction, it shall be confined to the article, section,
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Section 13. Date and Effect. This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force and effect upon the 30th day following its
adoption by the District Board of Directors or its approval by the
governing body of Deschutes County, Oregon, whichever last occurs.
Section 14. Prior Ordinances Repealed. Upon the effective date
of Ordinance No. 3, Ordinance No. 1 and Ordinance No. 2 are
repealed. ��
READ BY TITLE AND IN FULL THIS "9 day of / ' 105.E -4t—, 1989.
READ A SECOND TIME IN FULL AND BY TITLE, THIS /1 day of`
1989.
PASSED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF RURAL FIRE PRO ECTION DISTRICT
NO. 2, Deschutes County, Oregon, this /I day of l lS€ n...,
1989.
YEAS:
NAY: U
President - Board of/Directors
Rural Fire Protectioi District No.
Secretary - Board of Directors
Rural Fire Protection District No.
The above Fire Prevention Code was approved by the
Commissioners of Deschutes County, Oregon, by Resolution 90 -017,
dated G 4.- tc.a
Chairman i
Deschutes County Board of Commissioners
ATTEST:..,
Recording Secretary
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