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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFAI15-0022 Fire Annual Inspection Archive (2)�a COUNTYSUPERIOR COURT OFCALIFORNIA9 OF BUTTE ' 9 MEMORANDUM FROM ANDREA NELSON DEPU . O T EXECUTIVE OFFICER Cqc FowN -� i DATE: NOVEMBER 149 2005 To: Butte County District Attorney Butte County Sheriffs Dept. Butte County Probation Dept / Calif. Dept. Parks & Recreation Calif. Division of Forestry Butte County Health Department CSU, Police Department Union Pacific Railroad Police Oroville Wildlife Area CHP-Oroville BINTF Butte County Jail CHP -Yuba City CHP -Chico CHP -Auburn S .P. C.A. Dept. Fish & Game Gridley Police Dept. DNCV-Oroville U.S. Forest Service DMV -Chico Oroville Police Dept. Paradise Police Dept. Chico Police Dept. CHP -Rancho Cordova Re: Butte County Superior Court —Change in Calendar Commencing December 14, 2005 traffic and select violations will no longer be heard at the Downtown Oroville Courthouse. Please advise all citing officers to cite defendants to appear at the Butte County Courthouse ,One Court Street, Oroville for Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. for those violations that would have been cited for the Downtown Oroville Courthouse. Effective January 3, 2006 -- the DUI calendar time has been changed from 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Please advise all officers of this time change. All other criminal calendars will remain the same. Attached for your convenience is the Amended Court Calendar. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and please do not hesitate to contact Andrea Nelson at 532-7013 should you have any questions or need additional information. Your cooperation in this is greatly appreciated. ONE COURT STREET % OROVILLE, CA 95965 x (530) 538-7612 f F r' 6wncK;•CALIFORNIA9COUNTY OFBUTTE COURT OF MEMORANDUM FROM ANDREA NELSON, DEPUTY COURT EXECUTIVE OFFICER +.C,gLI O�r.�Q�s 1 ' R EC [E 11 v ED DATE: OCTOBER 175 2005 OCT 2 4 2005 To: BUTTE COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES RE: 2006 Calendar for Gridley & Paradise Juvenile 1 Effective January 2006, listed below are the calendar days for Gridley and the Juvenile Calendar in Paradise. Butte County Superior Court Gridley Courthouse at 1:30 p.m. as listed below: January 3 and 17, 2006 February 7 and 21, 2006 March 7 and 21, 2006 April 4 and 18'h,2006 May 2 and 16, 2006 June 6 and 20, 2006 July 18, 2006 August 8 and 22, 2006 September 5, and 19, 2006 October 3 and 17, 2006 November 7 and 21, 2006 December 5 and 19, 2006 Butte County Superior Court's Paradise Courthouse -- Juvenile Calendar at 4:00 p.m. January 10 and 24, 2006 February 14 and 28, 2006 March 14 and 28, 2006 April 11 and 25, 2006 May 9 and 23, 2006 June 13, and 27, 2006 July 11, and 25, 2006 August 15, and 29, 2006 September 12, and 26, 2006 October 10, and 24, 2006 November 14, and 28, 2006 December 12, and 26, 2006 { Cc: Gene Chiminello Manager, Criminal Division Carol Peirano, Court Operations Supervisor Beverly Gilbert, Court Operations Supervisor r ONE COURT STREET 1 OROVILLE, CA 95965 x (530) 538-7612 PAW MEMORANDUM To: Butte County Building Department From: Steve Fowler, Butte County Life Safety Officer Date: November 27, 2005 Re: Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Fire Dept. Plan Review The following are the fire department requirements for BP# 04-14276, AP # 007-420-060 & 62: 1. The present amount of fire flow (1100-1200 GPM pressurized water for fire protection) is insufficient for the amount of square feet combined for the gymnasium and infill project. This project requires a minimum of 2500 GPM total flow for two hours at the hydrant(s). They have two options: i. Increase fire flow by adding another well and a larger pump or replace existing pump, M ii. Provide an interior automatic fire sprinkler system for the entire project. 2. The two fire hydrants shown in closest proximity to the gymnasium "Infill, remodeling and additions" must be in service and operating prior to the start of building construction. 3. Consider an emergency power generator when pump system is upgraded, especially if automatic fire sprinklers are installed. 4. Prior to construction, provide an all weather access of at least 20 feet wide and vertical clearance of 15 feet that will allow for ingress and egress and accommodate a 40,000 -pound fire apparatus to within 150 feet of all structures. 5. See page 2 of attached fire extinguisher requirements: 2A:10 BC fire extinguishers within 75 feet of traveluall distributed throughout the building. Mount in � y approved cabinet or on wall bracket. 6. If exits through the weight room from the gymnasium are part of their primary approved exit plan then all mats, weight machines and other apparatus must be kept out of the exit way. Or mount "Not an Exit" on the gym side of the weight room doors and remove exit sign. 7. Note on Sheet M4 "Option for `small' hood fan 60"44": Fire extinguishing system will be required if grease -laden vapors will be present. 8. Add audible notification device to strobe in each locker room–with fire department approval to reduce sound level. 9. Fire lane shall be signed at each vehicle entrance. Photo of sample sign language attached. Curbs may be painted red on both sides with "FIRE LANE" painted in 3" white block letters every 15 feet for the entire length of the fire lane—or—post fire lane signs on both sides of the roadway every 200 feet per the attached information sheet. 10. State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Safe Regulations attached. 5. See page 2 of attached fire extinguisher requirements: 2A:10 BC fire extinguishers within 75 feet of travel equally distributed throughout the building. Mount in approved cabinet or on wall bracket. 6. If exits through the weight room from the gymnasium are part of their primary approved exit plan then all mats, weight machines and other apparatus must be kept out of the exit way. Or—mount `Tot an Exit" on the gym side of the weight room doors and remove exit sign. 7. Note on Sheet M-4 "Option for `small" hood fan W'-84": Fire extinguishing system will be required if grease -laden vapors will be present. 8. Add audible notification device to strobe in each locker roomr–with fire department approval to reduce sound level. 9. Fire lane shall be signed at each vehicle entrance. Photo of sample sign language attached. Curbs may be painted red on both sides with "FIRE LAME" painted in 3" white block letters every 15 feet for the entire length of the fire lane—or---post fire lane signs on both sides of the roadway every 200 feet per the attached information sheet. 10. State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Safe Regulations attached. MEMORANDUM To: Butte County Building Department From: Steve Fowler, Butte County Life Safety Officer Date: November 27, 2005 Re: Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Fire Dept. Plan Review The following are the fire department requirements for BP# 04-14276, AP # 007-420-060 & 62: 1. The present amount of fire flow (1100-1200 GPM pressurized water for fire protection) is insufficient for the amount of square feet combined for the gymnasium and infill project. This project requires a minimum of 2500 GPM total flow for two hours at the hydrant(s). They have two options: Increase fire flow by adding another well and a larger pump or replace existing pump; 0 ii. Provide an interior automatic fire sprinkler system for the entire project. 2. The two fire hydrants shown in closest proximity to the gymnasium "Infill, remodeling and additions" must be in service and operating prior to the start of building construction. 3. Consider an emergency power generator when pump system is upgraded, especially if automatic fire sprinklers are installed. 4. Prior to construction, provide an all weather access of at least 20 feet wide and vertical clearance of 15 feet that will allow for ingress and egress and accommodate a 40,000 -pound fire apparatus to within 150 feet of all structures. FW" er, Steve From: Sent: TP. cc: BTU Nord stn Monday, November 21, 2005 7:21 PM Fowler, Steve BTU Nord Stn Pleasant Valley Baptist ►ap- 'his year when we tested the PV church hydrant the GPM fluctuated between 1100-1200 for the first couple of minutes, ten dropped down to 600 GPM's. We checked the pump and it was running. We talked to the pastor and he said that iey had that problem when sand got into the system. He said he would take care of it. A week later we tested it again nd it was in the 1100-1200 range, but did not drop. These were the only two tests that we preformed this year. If you ave any more questions, please give us a ring. c X41 1 . 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CIRCULATION Subscribe Now Report a Problem Contact Vacation Stop DirectPay AFFILIATES HighDesert.com Desert Dispatch Page 1 of 2 Wednesday, November 2, 2005 Suspicious fire damages Apple Valley church Arson dog points to three different locations that tested positive for ignitable liquid By KATHERINE ROSENBERG Staff Writer APPLE VALLEY — A suspicious early morning fire at the Church of the Nazarene has investigators looking into the intentionally set blaze as arson, as well as a potential hate crime. Although an arson dog from the city of San Bernardino was called to the location in the 12900 block of Central Road and "hit" on three different locations that tested positive for ignitable liquids, investigators have yet to term the fire as arson. "It is a suspicious incendiary fire — meaning it is something that somebody set," Division Chief Art Bishop of the Apple Valley Fire Protection District said, adding that the official cause is still under investigation. Officials from the San Bernardino -based Arson and Bombs Detail also responded to the fire, investigators said. No one was injured in the 1 a.m. fire Tuesday, but between fire, smoke and water damage, the fire caused around $21,000 in damage, according to Jason Nailon, an investigator with the Apple Valley Fire Protection District. The building, which is about 3 years old, had a sprinkler system in it that helped to contain the flames as firefighters arrived. They were alerted to the fire because of an automatic alarm that is triggered by the activation of the sprinklers. "Without the sprinklers the $20,000 damage could have been probably tripled, or more, easy," Nailon said, as Youth Pastor Steve Cobbs commended the system that helped save his church. "The sprinkler system going off ... that's really the hero of this story," Bishop added. Cobbs said they are not sure what the fire will do to their services, or how long it will take to make the church fully operational again. 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We will work with our local counterparts on the hate -crime task force to fully investigate it," Los Angeles -based spokeswoman for the FBI Laura Eimiller said. "In this case it was already reported as suspicious. When you have a fire at a church that doesn't look to be accidental, in the event there is some kind of motivation ... we'll certainly be investigating," Eimiller added. Because the fire is believed to have been set, investigators urge anyone with information about the fire to contact WeTip at (800) 78 -CRIME. Michael Stenerson / Staff Photographer Youth Pastor Steve Cobbs is seen through a hole as he looks over the fire damage at Apple Valley Church of the Nazarene Tuesday afternoon. A fire started at about 1 a.m. Tuesday. In the case of arson, informants are eligible for up to a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the conviction of an arsonist. Katherine Rosenberg can be reached at 951-6276 or by e-mail at krosenberg@vvdailypress.com. From Here: • Back to today's news • News Archive • Join the discussion at the community forum @ 2005 Daily Press, a Freedom Communications Newspaper Contact Us I Privacy Policy I Advertising Info I RSS http://www.vvdailypress.com/2005/113094130564115.html 12/11/2005 Rolm WNw. 4 41 I *Wl At, .7.1,. N. 0 '-t MEMORANDUM To: Butte County Building Department From: Steve Fowler, Butte County Life Safety Officer Date: December 11, 2005 Re: Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Fire Dept. Plan Review-- Changes to original memo in BOLD The following are the fire department requirements for BP# 04-14276, AP # 007-420-060 & 62: The present amount of fire flow (1100-1200 GPM pressurized water for fire protection) is insufficient for the amount of square feet combined for the gymnasium and infill project. This project requires a minimum of 2750 GPM total flow for two hours measured at 20 psi residual pressure per the California State Fire Marshal's adopted 2001 California Fire Code, Division III, FIRE PROTECTION, State Appendix III -AA, Fire Flow Requirements for Buildings. They have two options: i. Increase fire flow to 2750 GPM; Or ii. Provide an interior automatic fire sprinkler system for the entire project. 2. The two fire hydrants shown in closest proximity to the gymnasium "Infill, remodeling and additions" must be in service and operating prior to the start of building construction. 3. Provide an emergency power system for the pump. 4. Provide an all weather access of at least 20 feet wide and vertical clearance of 15 feet that will allow for ingress and egress and accommodate a 40,000 -pound fire • x 64. ♦ 1, - � � : L 1� • •� r • l•__ ,... �. :'.4't•1 .<•.•,:4 a .♦ ♦. .. 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If exits through the weight room from the gymnasium are part of their primary approved exit plan then all mats, weight machines and other apparatus must be kept out of the exit way. Or mount "Not an Exit" on the gym side of the weight room doors and remove exit sign. 7. Mote on Sheet M-4 "Option for `small' hood fan 60"-84": Fire extinguishing system will be required if grease -laden vapors will be present. 8. Add audible notification device to strobe in each locker room—with fire department approval to reduce sound level. 9. Fire lane shall be signed at each vehicle entrance. Photo of sample sign language attached. Curbs may be painted red on both sides with "FIRE LANE" painted in 3" white block letters every 15 feet for the entire length of the fire lane--or—post fire lane signs on both sides of the roadway every 200 feet per the attached information sheet. 10. 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In order to provide a reliable pressurized water system for fire protection, one that is dependent on a private pump, it shall comply with NFPA 20 and either be an approved diesel fire pump system (with automatic start from batteries) or have an approved emergency generator. This requirement has been added to the attached memo. I met with county planning and building officials shortly after our meeting last week. Your plans have been approved by both entities; however, it has been noted on the plans that their approvals "do not include fire flow." The original Use Permit that this entire project was approved under noted that the "residual fire flow" was to be determined based on construction plans. You will note that the increase in square footage of the project has increased the fire flow to 2750 gallons per minute per the 2001 adoption of the California Fire Code by the California State Fire Marshal. 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Item number two in their list for things to be considered when building in order to keep the facility g g p Y -as safe and secure as possible states: "Seriously consider a monitored fire detection system and sprinkler system for the building. If afire breaks out and is able to be suppressed, the savings in both dollars and ministry can be significant. Why build a brand new structure without fully protecting it? " If you have any further questions please call me at 530-538-6837, Ext. 166. Henri Brachais Fire Chief By: Steven J. Fowler Life Safety Officer CC: Henri Brachais Bill Redding Jim Engel Darren Read LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY BUTTE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION "Sixty-seven Years of Cooperative Emergency Services" 176 NELSON AVENUE • OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3495 TELEPHONE: - (530)-538-7111 FAX: (530) 538-7401 December 13, 2005 Pastor Tim Ruhl Pleasant Valley Baptist Church 13595 Gamer axe, Chico, CA. 95973 r' BA GPR "a RE: - Fire Department Requirements for Gymnasium Infill 13K GS D H M G DL Dear Pastor Ruhl KE L RIDGE N D N T CHICO OR �LLE PA RMO RI HivLE I have attached the changes to the most recent fire department review SOT CHICO of your proposed um ill. UP EI RIDGE 1 CDBU R MEADOWS I met with co planning and building officials shorts after our county p g g y Co A SET FE HER FALLS meeting last week. Your plans have been approved by both entities;. FO EST RANCH JA To MILL GAP however, it has been. noted on. the plans that their approvals "do not PA VI E HO include fire Row." The owl Use Permit that this entire ro.ea P J R I IN ON MILL STI LING CITY was approved under notedthat the "residual fire flow" was to be pp BUTTE FIRE CENTER determined based on construction plans. The increase msquare MAALTA footage of the project has increasedthe fire flow to 2750 gallons per REFO E TATION • NU RS R�. In lieu of having to provide the additional fire flow we order the following: Provide a reliable pressurized water system for your building fire protection, one that is dependent on a private -pump. Install an approved diesel fire pump system (with automatic start from batteries) or have an approved emergency generator. Either option shall comply with NFP'A, 20. In addition the following requirements from my letter to you dated November 27, 2005, remain in effect: 1. The two fire hydrants shown in closest proximity to the gymnasium "Infill, remodeling and additions" must be in service and operating prior to the start of building construction. 2. Provide an all weather access of at least 20 feet wide and vertical clearance of 15 feet that will allow for ingress and egress and accommodate a 40 000- . �' � , pound fire apparatus to within 150 feet of all structures. 3. 2A:10 BC fire extinguishers within 75 feet of travel equally distributed throughout the building. Mount in approved cabinet or on wall bracket. 4. If exits through the weight room from the ium are part of their primo approved exit plan then all mats, weight machines and other apparatus must be kept out of the exit way. Or mount "Not an Exit" on the gym side of the weight room doors and remove exit sign. 5. Dote on Sheet M-4 "Option for `small' hood fan 60"-"': Fire extinguishing system will be required if grease -laden vapors will be present. 6. Add audible notification device to strobe in each locker room --with fire department approval to reduce sound level. 7. Fire lane shall be at each vehicle entrance. Photo of sample sign gn lanauage attached..rbs may be painted red on bath sides with "FIRE LANE" painted. in 3" white block letters every 15 feet for the entire length of the fire Ian-or—post fire lane signs on both sides of the roadway every 200 feet per the on sheet. 8. State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Safe Regulations apply. During our discussion Pastor Ruhl said that the church's insurance company, Guide One, didn't want a fire steer system installed because of their fear of water damage. while reading their Internet web page I found: GuideOne Center for Risk Management— Fact Sheet: Safety and Security for Considerations for New Construction (also attached.) Item number two in their list for things to be considered when building in order to keep the facility as safe and secure as possible states: "Seriously consider a monitored fire detection system and sp inUer system for the building. Ifa fire breaks out and is able to be suppressed the savings in both dollars and ministry can be significant Why build a brand new acture without fully protecting it? " If you have h - y any further questions please call �e a� 53�-538 6837, Ext, 166. LO CC: Bill Redding Henri Brachais Fire Chief B E A U T Y BUTTE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION "Sixty-seven Years of Cooperative Emergency Services" 176 NELSON AVENUE • OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3495 TELEPHONE: (530) 538-7111 FAX: (530) 538-7401 December 13, 2005 Pastor Tim Ruhl Pleasant Valley Baptist Church 13595 Garner Lane, Chico, CA 95973 RE: Fire Department Requirements for Gymnasium Infill Dear Pastor Ruhl, I have attached the changes to the most recent fire department review of your proposed gymnasium infill. I met with county planning and building officials shortly after our meeting last week. Your plans have been approved by both entities; however, it has been noted on the plans that their approvals "do not include fire flow." The original Use Permit that this entire project was approved under noted that the "residual fire flow" was to be determined based on construction plans. The increase in square footage of the project has increased the fire flow to 2750 gallons per minute. In lieu of having to provide the additional fire flow we order the following: Provide a reliable pressurized water system for your building fire protection, one that is dependent on a private pump. Install an approved diesel fire pump system (with automatic start from batteries) or have an approved emergency generator. Either option shall comply with NFPA 20. In addition the following requirements from my letter to you dated November 27, 2005, remain in effect: i e 1. The two fire hydrants shown in closest proximity to the gymnasium "Infill, remodeling and additions" must be in service and operating prior to the start of building construction. 2. Provide an all weather access of at least 20 feet wide and vertical clearance of 15 feet that will allow for ingress and egress and accommodate a 40,000 - pound fire apparatus to within 150 feet of all structures. 3. 2A:10 BC fire extinguishers within 75 feet of travel equally distributed throughout the building. Mountin approved cabinet or on wall bracket. 4. If exits through the weight room from the gymnasium are part of their Primary approved exit plan then all mats, weight machines and other apparatus must be kept out of the exit way. Or—mount "Not an Exit" on the gym side of the weight room doors and remove exit sign. 5. Mote on Sheet M4 "Option for `small' hood fan 60"-847': Fire extinguishing system will be required if grease -laden vapors will be present. 6. Add audible notification device to strobe in each locker room—with fire department approval to reduce sound level. 7. Fire lane shall be signed at each vehicle entrance. Photo of sample sign kaguage attached. Curbs may be painted red on both sides with "FIRE LANE" painted in 3" white block letters every 15 feet for the entire length of the fire lane --or post fire lane signs on both sides of the roadway every 200 feet per the attached information sheet. 8. State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Safe Regulations apply. During our discussion Pastor Ruhl said that the church's insurance company, Guide One, didn't want a fire sprinkler system installed because of their fear of water damage. While reading their Internet web page I found: GuideOne Center for Rusk Management Fact Sheet: Safety and Security for Considerations for New Construction (also attached.) Item number two in their list for things to be considered when building in order to keep the facility as safe and secure as possible states: "Seriously consider a monitored fire detection system and sprinkler system far the building. 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" If you have any further questions please call me at 530-538-6837, Ext. 166. Henri Brachais Fire Chief By: Stevenyjowvler Life Safety Officer CC: Bill Redding A Fire Prevention Bureau 176 Nelson Avenue Oroville, CA 95965 Telephone 530-538-7888 fax 530-538-2105 -_ Ate County Fire Rescue California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Facility Inspection Report Jhite Copy - Business Yellow Copy — Occupan File Pink Copy - Station File Occ. Class. Address: Business Name: Owner/Manager: Bus: Hirt: Fax. Assistant Manager: Bus: Hm: Building Owner. Bus: Hm: Address: AN INSPECTION OF YOUR FACILITY REVEALED THE FOLLOWING: 1. Fire Extinguishers: Required, service due 10. Exit(s) obstructed, inadequate 2. Extension cords: Excess use, defective 11. Exit sign(s) required, illumination 3. Excessive rubbish, trash, debris 12. Exit sign lights need replacing 4. Fire alarm system defective 13. Exit lighting: Required, defective 5. Sprinkler system: Service required, defective 14. Smoke detectors: Required, defective 6. Kitchen hood extinguishing system service due 15. Wiring: Exposed, damaged connectors, etc. 7. Fire walls, ceilings, fire doors, draft stops 16. Heating system: Defective appliance, flue combustibles 8. Knox Box keys 17. Address posted and visible from road 9. Fire Drill Witnessed Yes ❑ No ❑ 18. Other DETAILED EXPLANATION AND CORRECTIONS: CORRECTED: i Date: Discussed with: (Print) Signed;, 'Battalion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Station: FPB Inspecting Officer: FIRE PREVENTION SAVES LIVES, PROPERTY, AND BUSINESS. YOUR COOPERATION WITH CORRECTING THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS IS APPRECIATED. RE -INSPECTION DATE: X x x BUTTE COUNTY EP. TMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES UILDING PERMIT APPLICATION 0, 1 ' - I C7 . . AND SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS, 24 OUR INSPECTION#: OROVILLE: (530) 538-7636 • CHICO: (530) 891-2834 OFFICE #: (530) 538-7541 NOV 27 AS A FEE !-YPLL BE REQ UIRED A T TIME OF APPLICA TION .4 OWNER Name ZOO/ Aldress � S.� �Lj C � `G6 State � Zip y rf 13 P I one5 6 3-( 3 o SSS Fax E-mail .4 CONTRACTOR N e ZOO/ A dress I SRA Cty .000 ate Zip Phone Fax Email Lic. # Class .4 ARCHITECT/ENGINEER N me w dress 7 I SRA �ity � L State Zip ones 10 �`� f - 4 'L t( . Fax mail Stale License Number Z- & &91 1 .4 AP LIC)INT SIGNATURE For office use only: APPLICANT NAME 1 ame�— � Gam. v �, L Address I SRA 9ity � State ,0+Zip Type Const. Phone ��,� L( , , Gcr Fax -mail AP LIC)INT SIGNATURE For office use only: �oning Flood Zone I V I SRA LAS No cc. Type Const. ubdivision Name Map Book Page Lot # Planner Date Approved: i vvtrc rOR SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS K:IFORMSIBUILDING FORMS\BldgApplSuL.�7NN , bf�n; .dqs� ��� LOCATION PERMIT ()Ck AP# Property Address Cross Street WORKER'S COMPENSATION Policy Number Carrier if hiring anyone other than license contractors, a certificate of worker's compensation must be shown at the time of permit Issuance. LENDING AGENCY Name Address Description or Scope of Work: LO, Aj Sq. Footage ❑ Structu B ilt 'thout P rmits ❑ Proposed C ange of Occupancy (Note previous use): EXPIRATION OF APPLICATION Applications for which a permit has not been issued will expire one year after the date of application. In order to renew action on an application after expiration, a new application, plans and fee will be required. REQUEST FOR REFUNDS Refunds can only be made upon written request by the person who paid the fee. The request must be made prior to the expiration of the permit and no construction work has been done. Filing fees, plan check fees for work plan checked and other department costs are not refundable. Received by: Amount ' �1. � �"eId9 4� SRA LJ Receipt #: Sheriff SMIP Other Date: Total Page 1 0�� j127 O REV 4-30-04 ire. Prevention Bureau 76 Nelson Avenue roville, CA 95965 .� elephone 530-538-7888 ax 530-538-2105 Address: Manager: Owner: .Atte County Fire Rescue California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Facility Inspection Report Business Name: Bus: Bus: Bus: White Copy - Business Yellow Copy — Occupancy File Pink Copy — Station File Occ. Class. RIM Fax: AN 7NCPVVTInN nF Vn" FACn.ITV RF,VF,AI,F.D THE FOLLOWING: 1. Fire Extinguishers: Required, service due 10. Exit(s) obstructed, inadequate 2. Extension cords: Excess use, defective 11. Exit sign(s) required, illumination 3. Excessive rubbish, trash, debris 12. Exit sign lights need replacing 4. Fire alarm system defective 13. Exit lighting: Required, defective 5. Sprinkler system: Service required, defective 14. Smoke detectors: Required, defective 6. Kitchen hood extinguishing system service due 15. Wiring: Exposed, damaged connectors, etc. 7. Fire walls, ceilings, fire doors, draft stops 16. Heating system: Defective appliance, flue combustibles 8. Knox Box keys 17. Address posted and visible from road 9. Fire Drill Witnessed Yes ❑ No ❑ 18. Other DETAILED EXPLANATION AND CORRECTIONS: UUKR Urra: �tI it) (-I Discussed with: Signed: S- I I I Inspecting Officer: 'Battalion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Station: FPB FIRE PREVENTION SAVES LIVES, PROPERTY, AND BUSINESS. YOUR COOPERATION WITH CORRECTING THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS IS APPRECIATED. RE -INSPECTION DATE: 'ire Prevention Bureau 76 Nelson Avenue )roville, CA 95965 telephone 530-538-7888 ax 530-538-2105 Address: Assistant Managet Building Owner: Address: AS Butte County Fire Rescue California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Facility Inspection Report r lArsl 5-:7 Business Name: Bus: --{ Bus: Bus: White Copy - Business Yellow Copy — Occupancy File Pink Copy — Station File Occ. Class. Hm: Fax: Hm: Hm: AN iNCpFf TTl1N nF VnITR FACHXrV RFVF,AI,ED THE FOLLOWING: 1. Fire Extinguishers: Required, service due 10. Exit(s) obstructed, inadequate 2. Extension cords: Excess use, defective 11. Exit sign(s) required, illumination 3. Excessive rubbish, trash, debris 12. Exit sign lights need replacing 4. Fire alarm system defective 13. Exit lighting: Required, defective 5. Sprinkler system: Service required, defective 14. Smoke detectors: Required, defective 6. Kitchen hood extinguishing system service due 15. Wiring: Exposed, damaged connectors, etc. 7. Fire walls, ceilings, fire doors, draft stops 16. Heating system: Defective appliance, flue combustibles 8.Knox Box keys 17. Address posted and visible from road 9. Fire Drill Witnessed Yes ❑ No ❑ 18. Other DETAILED EXPLANATION AND CORRECTION N: UUKKEU 1 Eli: Date: Discussed with: Signed: (Print) Inspecting Officer: Battalion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Station: FPB FIRE PREVENTION SAVES LIVES, PROPERTY, AND BUSINESS. YOUR COOPERATION WITH CORRECTING THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS IS APPRECIATED. RE -INSPECTION DATE: __ h `46(cry 64AWelt cL" "Ike aoce* W4�cceaue a4cct " a , , , u'e "O"'t cluuuyed," pril 21, 2003 Steve Fowler Butte County Fire Department 179 Nelson Ave. Oroville CA 95965 Dear Mr. Fowler, Thank you so much for your notice given tome on April 9". 1 know I returned the phone call as soon as I returned to town explaining what had occurred. As I explained, we did have a fund raiser where people came in to see the inside of the gymnasium. We did contact the county, making sure everything was properforthose couple of hours. When you came on Monday morning, it was still the aftermath of making sure things were removed. I apologize for using it for storage. There are no excuses, but when members of a church see a big building, they did not realize it could not be used for anything. I am taking care of this matter. All items have been removed. There are some building materials there. There are bags of insulation. There are some excess metal work which is part of the construction crew. Even though our shell has been put up, we arein the process of permits now with interior in -fill. Lights have been put up on a temporary basis in order to take measurements for the planning of the in -fill. If this is not allowable, please let me know, and I will be glad to remove them immediately. There is much physical planning in the inside of the building with Mr. John Anderson, our architect and the construction crew. I believe submittals will be to the county by the end of next week. Mr. Fowler, I know that you are being a tremendous help to us. I take that in no light manner. I appreciate your concern. I will do everything I can to make sure these things are followed up upon immediately. I appreciate your help. Your friend, Pastor Tim Ruhl 13.559 gwutcz .Caere f C,%&a, Ca eiaancu2 95473 e� (530) 343-0555 ♦ Sc400& (530) 343-2949 ♦'7az (530) 9'914-79'23 k:: ` 3 Y t `�V � ��. BCFE VLUNTEER FIRE O PANIES B NGjOR Bi G BL TTE CREEK CANYON BL TTE MEADOWS C EOOKEE C PF SER MILLS C H SSET D ALA 0 RAM F ER FALLS F RE T RANCH G LDEN FEATHER G EA ER GRIDLEY KE LLY RIDGE G�4LIA N RTH CHICO P RMO P TZ VALLEY PI NEER RI H� FALE R BINSON MILL ST RLNG CITY TH RMAUTO BCF LL -TIME FIRE T TIONS KE Y RIDGE NC RDS N RTH CHICO OF OVILLE PA ERMO RI HVALE SC UTA CHICO UP DER RIDGE CDF FIRE STATIONS BUTTE MEADOWS C HASS ET FE JOER FALLS FO 3EST RANCH HA TS MILL JA B, GAP O V LLE HO PA A ISE R INSON MILL ST U14G CITY BUTT FRE CENTER A IA REFOEESTATION NURS RY AIR A �CK BASE '6 CH FIRE 09KOUTS BA D MOUNTAIN BL ER HILL P TT MOUNTAIN SABJ LL PEAK SU SET HILL ALSOFI UDLY SERVING CI CF BIGGS CITY C F GRIDLEY _... •r ....,��.-ge� . •N� Pastor Tim Ruhl Pleasant Valley Baptist Church 13539 Garner Lane Chico, CA 95973 Dear Pastor Ruhl, T' l f �atte Fount LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY BUTTE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION "Sixty-seven Years of Cooperative Emergency Services" 176 NELSON AVENUE • OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3495 TELEPHONE: (530) 538-7111 FAX: (530) 538-7401 Letter of Warning Ref: Unlawful Use of Building April 9; 2003 I received a complaint stating that you have been using your gymnasium shell. I inspected the facility Monday morning. I found several -items stored in the structure as well as some electrical wiring apparently temporarily attached to the shell. I advised the Butte County Building Department of my findings. In addition, I spoke to one of your parishioners who said she had attended an evening event held in the building. I find it hard to believe that you would put your congregation in such an unsafe situation no emergency exit signs, no emergency exit lighting, several unsafe -and illegal wiring set-ups, lack of restrooms and wash facilities, and an unsafe exterior pathway. You are in violation of the California Building Code Section 104.2.5 "Occupancy Violation." The permit that was issued to you was for the construction of the shell only. There has been no "Certificate of Occupancy" issued for the building (CBC Section 109. 1), nor was any electrical permit or storage permit issued. All furniture, temporary wiring, appliances, sports equipment and storage must be removed from the building.. A re -inspection of the building will take place 10 days after your receipt of this letter. If the building is not clear of all stored materials appropriate legal action will be taken. 4 I V S r If I can be of further assistance, or you desire additional information or clarification, please contact me at the CDF Fire/Butte County Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau headquarters, (530) 538-3859. Sincerely, William R Sager Fire Chief By:- Steven J. ler Fire Marshal i CC: Mike Vieira Martha Christie File s 11a&e_* "Ile a'e4 clwwwc a4" " a ... caw, la ae rla�uyed. ril 21, 2003 teve Fowler utte County Fire Department 1 V9 Nelson Ave. roville CA 95965 r Mr. Fowler, lank you so much for your notice given tome on April 9'h. I know I returned the phone call as soon as eturned to town explaining what had occurred. As I explained, we did have a fund raiser where people ime in to see the inside of the gymnasium. We did contact the county, making sure everything was operfor those couple of hours. When you came on Monday morning, it was still the aftermath of making ire things were removed. I apologize for using it for storage. There are no excuses, but when members a church see a big building, they did not realize it could not be used for anything. I am taking care of is matter. All items have been removed. There are some building materials there. There are bags of insulation. There are some excess metal work which is part of the construction crew. Even though our shell has been put up, we arein the process of permits now with interior in -fill. Lights have been put up on a temporary basis in order to take easurements for the planning of the in -fill. If this is not allowable, please let me know, and I will be glad to remove them immediately. There is much physical planning in the inside of the building with Mr. John Anderson, our architect and the construction crew. I believe submittals will be to the county by the end of next week. r. Fowler, I know that you are being a tremendous help to us. I take that in no light manner. I appreciate y ur concern. I will do everything I can to make sure these things are followed up upon immediately. 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LOOKOUTS ALP MOUNTAIN LO MER HILL LA77E MOUNTAIN A MILL PEAK UNSET HILL ALSO ROUDLY SERVING ITY OF BIGGS I OF GRIDLEY I LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY BUTTE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION "Sixty-seven Years of Cooperative Emergency Services" 176 NELSON AVENUE • OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3495 TELEPHONE: (530) 538-7111 FAX: (530) 538-7401 Pastor Tim Ruhl Pleasant Valley Baptist Church 13539 Garner Lane Chico, CA 95973 Letter of Warning Ref: Unlawfid Use of Building Dear Pastor Ruhl, I received a complaint stating that you have been using your gymnasium shell. I inspected the facility Monday morning. I found several items stored in the structure as well as some electrical wiring apparently temporarily attached to the shell. I advised the Butte County Building Department of my findings. In addition, I spoke to one of your parishioners who said she had attended an evening event held in the building. I find it hard to believe that you would put your congregation in such an unsafe situation no emergency exit signs, no emergency exit lighting, several unsafe and illegal wiring set-ups, lack of restrooms and wash facilities, and an unsafe exterior pathway. You are in violation of the California Building Code Section 104.2.5 "Occupancy Violation." The permit that was issued to you was for the construction of the shell only. There has been no "Certificate of Occupancy" issued for the building (CBC Section 109. 1), nor was any electrical permit or storage permit issued. All furniture, temporary wiring, appliances, sports equipment and storage must be removed from the building. A re -inspection of the building will take place 10 days after your receipt of this letter. If the building is not clear of all stored materials appropriate legal action will be taken. _0 t A If I can be of further assistance, or you desire additional information or clarification, please contact me at the CDF Fire/Butte County Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau headquarters, (530) 538-3859. Sincerely, William R Sager Fire Chief By:. Steven J. F ler Fire Marshal CC: Mike Vieira Martha Christie File Aig Atgmk Aab, AIM (4 7 I