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NON RESIDENTIAL PLAN REVIEW LETTER
July 12,2019
ECC CONSTRUCTORS LLC
1240 BAYSHORE HIGHWAY STE 301
BURLINGAME, CA 94010
APN: 040-520-100
Building Permit Number: B19-1091 Plan Check#1
Description: TUSCAN RIDGE BASE CAMP - SEE DETAILS
Occupancy Classification: /U
Fire Sprinklers: Yes
Building Total Area: @ 0 sf/U @ 0 sf
Dear Applicant,
The plans you recently submitted have been reviewed by the Fire Department referencing
the 2016 edition of the California Fire Code (CFC). The numbered comments listed below in the
body of this letter must be addressed prior to Fire Department Final Inspection of your project.
1. A thirty(30) foot firebreaks shall be created and maintained around the perimeter
of the property to slow or stop the spread of fire under normal summer fire season
conditions. All firebreaks required shall be created and maintained by mowing to
a maximum height of three (3) inches, discing or removing the annual weeds and
grasses and other rank growth which is the primary flammable vegetation, and by
removing obstructions.
2. Maintain an all-weather Fire Department access road 20 feet wide, with 15 foot
vertical clearance that will allow for ingress and egress and accommodate a
40,000-pound fire apparatus to within 150 feet of all structures.
3. Provide two (2) additional wharf head hydrants, for a total of three (3), connected
to the 6"main. Hydrant spacing shall be less than 1000 feet, one in the eastern
most portion of the camp, one central, adjacent to the kitchen, and western at the
booster tank location. Hydrants must have a 2 1/2 inch NH/NST outlet. Minimum
flow of 500 GPM.
4. Ensure building and suites have appropriate building identification. Identification
shall be placed in a position that is plainly visible from the street or road fronting
property. Minimum 4" high and 0.5" stroke. Post address at the street main
entrance and on the main or first building encountered. Ensure that other
buildings on site are identified with same standard as address. Buildings can be
numbered, lettered or named, but must be same label as staff on site uses.
5. Provide a detailed map, including access roads,building locations and building
identification, wharf head hydrants, utility disconnects,parking areas, and
assembly points.
6. Provide an emergency preparedness plan.
7. No smoking within buildings. Provide a designated outdoor smoking area with
appropriate cigarette receptacles. No BBQ's or cooking adjacent to the
dormitories. No candles or open flame within the dormitories.
8. Camp will be subject to periodic inspection by Fire Department personnel.
9. Connect sprinkler systems in adjacent modular(kitchen and dining)together and
plumb to water system.
10. Provide "K" Class Fire Extinguisher within thirty feet of kitchen hood system.
11. Extinguishers shall be 2A10BC. One extinguisher is required for every 3000
square feet and must be within 75 feet from any point. Extinguishers shall be
mounted in a conspicuous place, easily accessible and readily available, and shall
be along normal paths of travel. Extinguishers shall be mounted so that the top of
the extinguisher is no higher than 5' above finished floor. Where extinguishers
may be subject to physical damage they shall be adequately protected.
12. Provide a wharf head hydrant within 100 feet of kitchen/dining hall, connected to
6"main. Hydrant must have a 2 1/2 inch NH/NST outlet. Minimum flow of 500
GPM.
13. Kitchen Hood must be inspected by a qualified individual in accordance with
CFC 609.3.3.1, typically every 6 months, cleaning may be necessary. Hood
Extinguishing system must serviced by a qualified individual in accordance with
CFC 904.12.6, typically every six months. Provide copies of the service to Chris
Boyd, Butte County Fire Department, 176 Nelson Avenue, Oroville, CA, 95965
14. Camp will be subject to periodic inspection by Fire Department Personnel.
The Fire Prevention Bureau is currently open to the public from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. If you wish
to discuss these plan check comments,please call during our business hours or contact us by e-
mail at the address below. Permit status can be tracked by logging on to
http://www.buttecounty.net/dds and clicking Building Permits Status.
Chris Boyd John Gaddie
Deputy Fire Marshal Fire Protection Planning
530.538.6320 530.538.6320
Chris.boyd@fire.ca.gov john.gaddie@fire.ca.gov