Fire Protection and Safety a. Fire Flow Report sealed by a registered Professional Engineer (NC) demonstrating compliance with Town Standards.
Fire Protection and Safety. 12.6.1 Any fire safety equipment, other than that provided by the Landlord, which is installed by the Tenant must be maintained by the Tenant and is at all times the Tenant’s responsibility.
Fire Protection and Safety. The Agency must have for the Premises an emergency control organisation and procedure that meet AS3745-2002, Emergency Control Organisation and Procedures for Buildings - Standards Australia.
Fire Protection and Safety. Fire Flow Report sealed by a registered Professional Engineer (NC) demonstrating compliance with Town Standards. A Fire Protection plan showing the following: Location of fire hydrants, present and proposed Location of fire department connections to sprinkler/standpipe systems If building has both sprinkler and standpipe, show which FDC feeds which system Road access to fire protection systems Emergency access to the structure on at least two sides Unobstructed 20 ft. emergency access lanes Fencing around construction site with 20 ft. opening swing or slide gates Temporary standpipe locations if building is 40 feet or higher Any areas which are proposed to be inaccessible during construction or demolition Maintain compacted soil/gravel to withstand weight of fire department vehicles at 75,000 pounds vehicle, all weather road standards. Engineering Construction Permit. If any part of a University project lies within a public right-of-way on Town streets, all documents required for an Engineering Construction Permit (ECP) must be submitted as part of the Site Development Permit application process. An ECP must be obtained from the Town prior to start of work on the right-of-way. Energy and Conservation Goals: Permit applications shall include an energy modeling report. Permit applications shall describe how potable water consumption and reclaimed strategies are incorporated into the project Landscape: Plans indicating grading, and limits of construction, existing and proposed tree canopy mix and percent coverage, and other proposed plantings. Plans should also show how the proposed project relates to the overall master plan for Carolina North. identify planting materials, proposed irrigation and maintenance techniques for each type of landscape proposed applications should include any proposed trails, greenways or recreation facilities and connections to adjacent related facilities to be constructed as part of the project and describe the design standards applied to those elements Solid Waste: Describe the solid waste management responsibilities for the project both during the construction phase and after the building is occupied. Public Art: Describe how public art has been incorporated into the project design and planning.
Fire Protection and Safety. (i) The Tenant must undertake fire protection and safety measures in accordance with the requirements of the Department of Human Services Capital Development Guidelines, Series 7 Fire Risk Management September 2001, as amended.
Fire Protection and Safety. The Housing Support Provider must have an emergency control plan and procedure that meet AS3745-2010, Planning for Emergencies and Facilities - Standards Australia for the Premises Category 1.
