FIRE PERMIT Clause Samples
A Fire Permit clause establishes the requirement for obtaining official authorization before conducting any activities that involve open flames, hot work, or other fire hazards on the premises. Typically, this clause outlines the process for securing the necessary permits from local fire authorities and may specify the types of work or equipment that trigger the need for a permit, such as welding or use of flammable materials. Its core practical function is to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations, thereby reducing the risk of fire-related incidents and liability for both parties.
FIRE PERMIT. If required by the City of Los Angeles, a fire clearance and permit must be obtained prior to the event. Licensee shall be responsible for determining the need for any permit. Copies of such permits are to be submitted to TUC no fewer than five (5) business days prior to the event herein authorized.
FIRE PERMIT. Prepare and submit all shop drawings and plans necessary for obtaining a fire permit to Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (CCCFPD).
FIRE PERMIT. Fire Department Permits are required for the use of any temporary power sources (propane, charcoal, generators, etc.) or any large tents/canopies. Food Vendors can purchase fire permits on a “per event” basis, or Food Vendors may obtain a yearly permit. The Event Organizer is responsible for obtaining all Fire Department permits on behalf of all the Food Vendors at an event. Food Vendors will be required to submit a fire permit application and payment through the Festival. Please note: If you are obtaining a yearly permit, the form and payment are submitted to your first event organizer and then a photocopy of the annual permit is submitted to subsequent event organizers.