HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 637 (1974) ORDINANCE NO. 637
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA
ADOPTING A UNIFORM FIRE CODE PRESCRIBING
REGULATIONS GOVERNING CONDITIONS HAZARDOUS TO
LIFE AND PROPERTY FROM FIRE OR EXPLOSION, AND
ESTABLISHING A BUREAU OF FIRE PREVENTION AND
PROVIDING OFFICERS THEREFORE AND DEFINING THEIR
POWERS AND DUTIES, AND ADOPTING THE 1973 UNIFORM
FIRE CODE AND 1974 SUPPLEMENT THERETO.
The City of Tustin does hereby ordain ~hat the Tustin
City C~de be hereby amended as follows:
1. Article II of Chapter 10 of the Tustin City Code, is
her.eby amended to read as follows:
Article II-Fire Code
Sec. 10-3 Adopted
Pursuant to the provisions of the Government Code of the
state and subject to the particular additions, deletions and
amendments set forth in Section 10-4, the rules, regulations,
provisions, and conditions as set forth in that certain Code
entitled "Uniform Fire Code," recommended by the Western Fire
Chiefs' Association and the International 'Conference of Building
Officials, being particularly the 1973 edition thereof with
appendices A, B, C, D, and E thereof and the 1974 supplement
thereto, and the whole thereof, save and excep~ such portions
as are hereinafter deleted, modified, or amended, three full
printed copies of which~ printed as a Code in book form, are
filed in the office of the City Clerk and are open to public
inspection, are hereby referred to and by this reference ex-
pressly incorporated herein and made a part of this section as
fully and for all intents' and purposes as though they were
herein set forth at length, and are hereby established and
adopted as the rules, regulations, provisions, and conditions to
be observed and followed and which shall control in the city for
safeguarding of life and property from the hazards of fire and
explosion arising from the storage, handling, and use of
hazardous substances, material, and devices, and from conditions
hazardous to life and property in the use or occupancy of
buildings or premises. Such rules, regulations, provisions,
and conditions ~herein set forth and which are hereby established
and adopted shall be~and the same hereby are designated and may
be known and referred to as the "Uniform Fire Code" of and for
the City of Tustin.
Sec. 10-4 Establishing Duties of the Fire Prevention Bureau
(a) The Uniform-Fire Code shall be enforced by the Fire~
Prevention Bureau of the Fire Department of the City of Tustin
which is hereby established and which shall be operated under
the supervision of ~he Chief of-the Fire Department.
(b) The Chlef of the Fire Department may detail such members
of the Fire Department as inspectors as shall be necessary from
time to time.
Sec. 10-5'Additions and Deletions
The Uniform Fire Code adopted by th~ preceeding s~ction is
hereby amended as follows:
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! A~' Section 1.215 is hereby deleted.
B. Section 1.216 is amended by the deletion of t~e
following:
American Insurance Association, American National Standards
4 Institute, American Society of Heating, Refrigerating & Air
Conditioning Engineers, and Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.
C. Section 1.218 is hereby added to read as follows:
Whenever the Chief of the Fire Department shall disapprove
~ an application or refuse to grant a permit applied. for, or
when it is claimed that the provisions of the Code.do not apply,
8 or that ~he true intent and meaning of ~e Code have been
misconstrued or wrongly interpreted? the applicant may appeal
9 from the decision of the Chief of the Fire Department or the
Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention, to the City Council,
10 within ten (10) days from the date of the decision being appealed
A decision shall be cDnsidered as°being appealed within the
11 ten (10) day period whensoever a written 'Notice of Appeal' is
filed with the Clerk of the Council within ten (10) days. Such
· 1~ notice of appeal shall specify: (1~ the substance and particulars
of the decision being appealed; (2) the date of the decision;'
18 and (3) shall be signed by the appellant or his'duly authorized
agent, and indicate the mailing address of appellant. Whenever
14 a notice of appeal is filed with the Clerk, the City Clerk
shall set the matter for hearing at the earliest possible'
15 regular meeting of the City Council, and notify the Chief of ~
; the Fire Department and the appellant of the meeting of the Cit
1~ Council during which the matter shall be heard. The City Cler~
shall give this notice to the Chief of the Fire' Department and
17 to the appellant at least three days prior to the time set for
the hearing. NOtice shall be given to appellant by mailing such
18 notice to.the address shown on the'Notice of AppealS. All
decisions of the City Council shall'be final.
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D~.'~ Section~ 1.219 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 1.2!~ ~ermit~. The City Administrator, the Fire
Chief~ and the Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall
act as a committee to determine and specify, after giving
affected persons an opportunity to be heard, any new materials,
processes, or occupancies which shall require permits~ in
addition to those enL~erated-in said Code. The Chief of the
Bureau of Fire Prevention shall post such list in a conspicuous
place in his office, and distribute copies thereof to interested
persons. Decisions of the con~nittee may be appealed'to the
City'Council.
~E, To Section 1.407 is hereby added'th~following:
ELECTROSTATIC FLUIDIZED BED shall mean a container
holding powder coating material which is aerated from below
so as to form an air-supported expanded cloud of such material
which is electrically charged with a charge opposite to the
29 charge of the object to be coated.I Such object is transported
through the container immediately above the charged and
~0 aerated materials in order to be coated-
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Fi To S~ction 1.408 is hereby added the fo!'lowing:
FLUIDIZED BED shall mean a container holding powder
coating material Which is aerated from below so as to form an
air-supported expanded cloud of such material through which
the preheated object to be coated is immersed and transported.
G.. To Section 1.421 is hereby added+~h~following:
SWING JOINT shall mean one of the'following:
1. Extractor type foot valve housing with either
a street elbow or a nipple and an elbow.
2 An elbow and a street elbow.
3. Two elbows and a nipple not over 6 inches long.
(Note: Due to structural weakness a "close"
nipple shall not be permitted.)
H.2 Section 1.429 and sub-sections 1, 2, and 3 are hereby
added to read as follows:
Section 1.429. Definitions.
1 Whenever the wor~ing "jurisdiction"
· is used in
the Uniform Fire Code, it shall mean the City of Tustin.
2. Whenever the term "corporation'counsel" is hsed
in the Uniform Fire Code, it shall mean the City Attorney of
the City of Tustin.
3. Whenever the words "Chief of the Bureau of Fire
Prevention" are used in the Uniform Fire Code, it shall mean
the Fire Marsha!~
~-'~ Article 2 shall be entitled "Tire Rebuilding Plants".
~ Section 2.101 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 2.101. Tire.rebuilding plants shall conform to
all other applicable requirements of this Code as well as to
the following provisions'.
K~ Article 8 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Art-icle 8-Compressed Gase~
Scope
Section 8.101. jThis article shall apply to bulk oxygen
systems and to the storage, handling, and use of compressed
gases as defined herein, including all fixed installations of
non-flammable medical gases intended for sedation, wherein the
patient is not rendered unconscious, such as, but not limited
to analgesia systems used for dentistry, podiatry, and such
other similar uses. Liquefied petroleum gases and compressed
g~ses used in conjunction with welding or ~utting operations
a~e exempt from these provisions.
Wherever the term "oxygen" occurs in this Article, the
requirements s~all apply to systems for nitrous oxide.
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1 Definitions
Section 8.102 (a) BULK OXYGEN SYSTEM shall mean an
2 assembly of equipment, such as oxygen storage containers,
pressure regulators, safety devices, vaporizers, manifolds,
~ and interconnecting piping, which has a storage capacity at
normal temperature and pressure of:
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1. More than 12,000 cubic feet of oxygen connected-
5 in service or ready'for service, or
6 2. More than 25,000 cubic feet of oxygen, including
unconnected reserve on hand at the site.
The bulk oxygen system terminates at the point where
8 oxygen at service pressure first enters the supply line. The
o~ygen may be stored as a liquid or.gas in either stationary
9 or portable containers.
10 (b) CENTRAL SUPPLY shall mean the portion of the ~ystem
Which normally supplies the piping systems.
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(c) D.'I.S.S. DIA~4ETER INDEX SAFETY SYSTEM as outlined
1~ in Compressed Gas Association Pamphlet V-5.
13 (d) FLA~-~4ABLE ANESTHETIC shall mean a'compressed gas
which is flammable and administered as an anesthetic and shall
14 include among others, cyclopropane, divinyl ether, ethyl
chloride, ethyl ether and ethylene.
(e) NONFLAiv~4ABLE MEDICAL GAS shall mean a compressed
16 gas which is nonfla~able and used for therapeutic purposes
ahd shall include among others, oxygen and nitrous oxide.,
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(f) PIPED DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM shall mean a central supply
18 system with control equipment and a system of piping extending
to the points in the building Where nonflammable medical
19 gases may be required, and suitable s'hation outlet valves at
each point.
Section 8.103 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Permit Required
Section 8.103. A permit shall be required for the Storage~
handling, or use at normal temperature and pressure of more
than 2000 cubic feet of'flammable compressed gas or 6000 cubic
feet of nonflammable compressed gas. All built-in medical
g~s systems shall be subject to approval of Article 8 and shall
be subject to permi~ from the Tustin Fire Department.
Storage Containers
Section 8.104-(a) Cylinder~ and pressure ~essels shai~ be
designed, constructed, tested, and maintained in accordance
with nationally recognized good practice.
(b) Each cylinder, pressure vessel, or group of container~
shall be ~arked with the name of the gas container in accordance
with nationally recognized good-practice.
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Cylinder Systems for Flammable Anesthetics and Nonftammable
Medical Gases
Section 8.105. Cylinders containing flammable anesthetics
and non£1ammable medical gases in hospitals and similar
8 facilities, shall 'be stored, handled, and used in accordance
with nationally recognized good practice.
Bulk Oxygen Systems at Consumer Sites
5 Section 8.106. Bulk oxygen systems-located at industrial
and institutional consumer sites shall be installed in
6 accordance with nationally recognized good practice.
7 Storage and Use of Cylinders
Section 8,107. All Compressed gas cylinders in service
-8 or in storage shall be adequately secured to preve~ falling
or being knocked over.
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Nonflammable Medical Gas System
!0 Section 8.108 (a) Cylinders shall be designed, constructed,
tested, and maintained in accordance with U.S. Department of
1i Transportation (DOT) Specifications and Regulations.
(b) High pressure supply cylinders shall be kept or
stored outdoors within a secure enclosure. When outdoor
storage is not practica~ they shall be enclosed in a separate-
room or enclosure of not less than one-hour fire-resistive
14 construction. Doors to such enclosures shall have a fire-
protection ra~ing of not less than 20 minutes. Adequate
15 ventilation shall be provided, preferably to the exterior-of
the building. There shall be not less than two vents, each
16 not less than 36 square inches in area so located that one
required vent will be located within six (6) inches of the
17 floor and the other vent within six (6) inches of the ceiling.
Enclosure shall be located away from exits.
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NOTE: It is the intent of this Section to locate the
19 supply system in a secure room or. enclosure with no
communicating openings to the interior of the building
Z0 other than the nonflammable gas supply lines. In many
cases such as high-rise buildings and existing installa-
2! tions this may ~e impracticable or cannot be accomplished.
These installations should be evaluated individually by
?2 the Fire Marshal with consideration given for automatic
sprinkler protection to cylinder enclosure.
(c) RoOms or enclosures for storage or use of nonflammable
medical gases shall not be used for the storage of any other
materials. No electric or gas apparatus other than an approved
heating device to keep the enclosure warm so the gases will
flow shall be permitted therein. Enclosures of supply systems
shall'be provided with doors ~r gates which may be locked.
~ (d) When enclosures (interior or exterior) for supply
systems are located near sources of heat such as furnaces,
~8 incinerators, or boiler rooms, they shall~be of'such sufficient
construction to protect cylinders from overheating. Open
~9 electrical conductors and transformers shall not be located in
· close proximity. to enclosures. Such enclosures shall not
~0 -be located adjacent to oil storage. tanks.
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(e) Ordinary electrical wall fixtures in supply rooms
shall be installed in fixed locations not less than 5 feet
above the floor to avoid physical damage.
(f) Manifolds shall be of substantial construction and of
a design and materials suitable for the service pressure
involved. Mechanical means shall be provided to assure the
connection of cylinders containing the proper gas to the
manifold. Cylinder outlets for° oxygen shall have a .903 inch--
14NGO-RH-EXT outside diameter for oxygen, industrial and
medical (Connection No. 540; American-Canadian Standard for
Compressed Gas Cylinder Valve Outlet and Inlet Connections,
ANSI B57.I-1965, CAS 896-1965), and for nitrous oxide,
.825 inch--14NGO-RH~EXT standard ~ylinder valve outlet connection
for nitrous oxide (Connection No. '1320, American-Canadian
Standard for Compressed Gas Cylinder Valve Outlet and inlet
Connections, ANSI B57.I-1965).
When other non-flammable gases or gas.mixtures are to be
piped, care should be taken to assure noninterchangeability
with other medical gases.
NOTE: It is advisable to obtain manifolds from, and have
them installed under the supervision of, a manufacturer
familiar with proper practices for their construction and
use.
(g) A check valve shall be installed between each cylinder
lead and the manifold header as shown in Figure No. 2. _
NOTE: The purpose of this check valve is to prevent
the loss of gas from the manifolded cylinders in'the.event
the safety relief device on an individual cylinder should
function or a cylinder lead should fail.
(h) All flexible hose and D.I.S.S. fittings used to
connect the pressure regulator to the fixed piping on the low
pressure side and also used to connect the dispensing unit
'to the outlet stations, shall be of a type approved by the
Fire Marshal; the hose and fittings shall have a bursting
pressure of not less than four times the maximum working
pressure. The hose shall be a maximum length of 5 feet and
shall not penetrate walls, floors, etc.
(i) Threaded connections between the regulator and-either
the low pressure manifold 6r piping system shall be noninter-
changeable connections complying with D.I.S.S. CGA Pamphlet V-5.
(j') The pipeline system shall be capable of delivering
50-55 psig to all. ~utlets at the maximum flo~ rate. Pressure
regulating equipment capable of maintaining the minimum
dynamic delivery pressure of 50 psig at maximum flow rate of
the pipeline system, shall be installed on each cylinder
upstream of the final pressure relief valve, as shown in
Figure No. 1. :
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' Figure No. 1
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~XC~P~IO~: Systems ~s~ng approved maDifold type ..
-~stallat~ons.
(~) A shutoff valve or oheck valve shall be ~nstallea
d6wnstrea~ of eaoh p~essure regulator, as sho~n in ~1gure No. 2.
(1) A p~essure relief valve set at 50 peroe~t abo~ normal
pipeli~e pressure s_~all be ~stalled in the mai~ l~ne clown-
stream of 'the pressure regulating valve', as sh6wn in Figures
Nos. 1 and 2. 'All pressure relief valves shall close automati-
cally when excess pressure has been released. Relief valves
shall be vented to the outside or a safe area. Pressure
relief valves shall be of brass or b~onZe .and especially
designed for oxygen service.
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1 pipe. Distribution
.Section 8.109 (a) Pipelines shall be seamless Type K or
z L (ASTM B-88) copper tubing or standard weight (Schedule 40)
brass pipe. Copper tubing should preferably be hard temper
8 exposed locations and soft temper for underground or
concealed locations. Pipe sizes shall be in conformity with
4 good engineering practice for proper delivery of maximum
volumes specified. Gas piping shall not be supported by
5 other piping but shall be supported with pipe hooks, metal
pipe straps, bands, or hangers suitable for the size of pipe,
6 and of proper strength and quality at proper intervals, so
that piping cannot be moved acciden'tally from the installed
7 position as follows:
8 1/4 inch Pipe or Tubing ............ - .... 6 Feet
3/8 inch Pipe or Tubing ............ - ..... 6 Feet
1/2 inch Pipe or Tubing ................. 6 Feet
9 3/4 inch or 1 inch Pipe or Tubing ....... 8 Feet
10 1-1/4 inch or larger (horizontal) ........ 10 Feet
1-1/4 inch or larger (vertica!)...Every Floor Level
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(b) All fittings used for connecting copper tubing shall
12 be wrought copper, brass, or 'bronze fittings made especially
for solder or brazed connection, except as provided in
18 Section 8.109 (c). Brass pipe shall be assembled with screw
type brass fittings or with bronze or copper brazing type
14 fittings.
(c) Approved gas tubing fittings may be used on gas
15 distribution lines when pipe sizes are 1/2 inch nominal or
16 less if the fitting is so installed as to be visible in the-
room. Such fittings may also be used in connecting copper
17 tubing of 3/4 inch nominal or less to shutoff valves described
in Section 8.110, provided t'he fittings are readily accessible.>/'
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(d) Buried piping shall be adequately protected against
19 frost, corrosion, and physical damage. Ducts or casings may
be used. oxygen piping may be placed in the same tunnel,
20 trench, or duct with fuel gas pipelines, electrical lines,
or steam lines, if separated, provided there is good natural
21 or forced. ventilation. Oxygen pipelines shall not be placed
in a tunnel, trench, or duct where exposed to contact with oil.
~2Z (e) Oxygen pipelines installed in combustible partitions
shall be protected against physical damage by installation
within pipe or conduit. Open-ings for pipelines installed in
concealed spaces shall be fire-stopped with construction
having a fire resistance equal to or greater than the original
25 construction. Oxygen risers may be installed in pipe shafts
if suitable protection.agains~ physical damage, effects of
26 excessive heat, corrosion, or"contact with oil is provided.
Oxygen risers shall not be located in elevator shafts.
27 .(f) Exposed oxygen pipelines should not be installed in
28 storage rooms for combustible materials, kitchens, laundries,
or other areas of special hazard. Where i'nstallation ~f· oxygex
29 pipelines in such locations is unavoidable, the piping shall
be protected b9 an enclosure which will prevent the liberation
80 of oxygen within the room should leaks occur in the piping
system installed in the enclosure. -,~
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(g) Pipelines exposed to physical damage, such as might
be sustained from the movement of portable equipment such as
carts, stretchers, or trucks, in corridors and other locations
shall be provided with suitable protection.
(h) The gas content of pipelines shall be readily
identifiable by appropriate labeling with the name of the gas
containted. Such labeling shall be by means of metal tags',
stenciling, stamping, or with adhesive markers, in a manner
that is not'readily removable. Labeling shall appear on the
pipe at intervals of not more t~an 20 feet and at least once
in each room and each story traversed by the pipeline.
(i) Piping systems for gases shall not be used as a
grounding electrode.
(j) Before erection, all piping, valves, and fittings--
except those supplied especially prepared for oxygen service
by the manufacturer and received sealed on the job--shall be
thoroughly cleaned of oil, grease, and other readily oxidizable
materials by washing in a hot solution of sodium carbonate or
tri-sodium phosphate (proportion of one pound to three gallons
of water). THE USE OR ORGANIC SOLVENTS, FOR EXAMPLE, CARBON
TETRACHLORIDE, IS PROHIBITED. Scrubbing shall be employed
where necessary to insure complete cleaning. After washing,
.the material shall be rinsed thoroughly in.-clean, hot water.
After cleaning, particular care shall be exercised in the
storage and handling of all pipe. and fittings. Pipe and fittings
shall be temporarily capped or plugged to prevent recontamination
before final assembly. Tools used in cutting or reaming shall
be kept free from oil or grease. Where such contamination has
occurred, the items affected shall be rewashed and rinsed.
(k) All joints in the piping, except those permitted to
be approved brass flared type gas tubing fittings'and those
at valves or at equipment requiring screw connections shall
be made with silver brasing alloy or similar high.melting
point (at least 1000°F.) brazing metal. Particular care shall
be exercised in applying the flux to avoid leaving any excess
inside the completed joints. The outside of the tube and
fittings shall be cleane~ by washing with hot water after
assembly.
(1) Screw joints used in shutoff valves, including station
outlet valves, shall be installed by tinning the male thread
with soft solder. An app~oved oxygen luring or sealing compound
is acceptable.
(m~ After installation of the piping, but before in-
stallation of the outlet valves, the line shall be blown clear
by means of oil f~ee, dry air Dr nitrogen.
Shutoff Valves
Section 8.110. (a) The main oxygen supply line shall be
p~ovided with a shutoff valve so located as to be accessible in
an emergency (cylinder valve will usually suffice when not
more than two cylinders are used).
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(b) Each riser supplied from the main line shall be
provided with a shutoff valve adjacent to the riser connection.
NOTE: Applicable only in installations with risers
off the main line.
Station Outlets
Section 8.111. (a) Each station outlet for oxygen or
nitrous oxide shall be equipped with either a manually
operated or automatic shutoff valve and shall be legibly
labeled with th~ name of the gas.
ib) Manually operated valves shall be equipped with
noninterchangeable connections complying with Diameter-Index
Safety System (A Standard for Nointerchangeable Low Pressure
Connections for Medical Gases, Air,.and ~uction) CGA Pamphlet
V-5.
(c) Each station outlet equipped with a female member of
an approved quick-coupler of the noninterchangeable type for
oxygen or nitrous oxide service, and so indentified~ shall
be provided with an automatic shutoff valve incorporated in
such a manner that when the quick-coupler'iS r~moved-from
.the pipeline for repair, the flow of oxygen or nitrous oxide
shall be shut off until the female member of the quick-couple~
is reattached.
(d) Female members of the quick-couplers of the non-
interchangeable types of oxygen or nitrous oxide may be attached
to manually operated noninterchangeable station shutoff
valves for oxygen or nitrous oxide service.
(e) All pressure gauges and manometers for oxygen,
including gau~es applied temporarily for testing purposes,
shall be manufactured expressly for the gas and labeled
"'OXYGEN--USE NO OILI"
Testing of Piping
Section 8.112. (a) After installation of station outlet
valves, each section of the pipeline systems shall be subjected
to a test pressur~ of one and one-half times the maximum
working pressure, but not less than 150 psig, with oil free,
dry air or nitrogen. This test pressure shall be maintained
until each joint has been examined for leakage by means of
soapy water or o~her equally effective means of leak detection
safe for use with oxygen.
,NOTE: A visual'~inspection of each brazen joint is
recommended to make sure that the alloy has flowed completely
in and around the joint and that hardened flux has not
f~rmed a temporary seal which holds test pressure. Re~
move all excess flux for clear visual inspection of brazen
connections. All leaks shall be repaired and the section
fetested.
(b) After completing the testing of each individual
pipeline system, all of the associated pipeline systems
shall be subjected to a 24-hour standing pressure test at
one and one-half ~imes the maximum working pressure, but not
less than 150 psig. The test gas shall be oil free, dry
air or nitrogen.
(c) After the pipeline systems are filled with test
gas, the supply valve and all outlet valves should be closed
and the source of test gas disconnected. The system shall
remain leak-free for 24 hours.
Cross Connection Testing
Section 8.113. (a) To determine that no cross ~onnection
to other pipeline system exists, reduce'all systems to
atmospheric pressure. Disconnect all sources of test gas
from all of the systems with the exception of the one system
to be checked. Pressure this system with oil free, dry air
or nitrogen to a pressure of 50 psig. With appropriate
adaptors matching outlet labels, check each individual station
outlet of all systems installed to determine that test gas
is being dispensed from only the outlets of this system.
(b) Disconnect the source of test gas and reduce the
system tested to atmospheric pressure. Proceed to test each
additional pipeline system in accordance with (a) above.
Purging
Section 8.114. (a) When all medical gas piping systems
have been tested in accordance with Sections 8.112 and 8.113
the source of test gas shall be disconnected and the proper
gas source of supply connected to each respective system.
Following this connection and pressurization, all outlets
shall be opened in a progressive order, starting,nearest the
source and completing the process of purge flushing at the
outlet farthest from the source. Gas shall be permitted to
flow from each outlet until each system is purged of test
gas used during previous test.
General Precautions
Section 8.115. (a) Approval of the Fire Chief shall be
required prior to installation of the system.
(b) The supply system shall be turned off at the end of
each day 0f operation.
(c) All compressed gas cylinders in service or in
storage shall be adequately secured in an approved manner
to prevent falling or being knocked over.
(d) Adequate precautions against theft and vandalism
shall be taken.
(e) The installer shall post safety Drecadtions and
~roper operating instructions in a conspicuous approved
location.
(f) The installer shall instruct the doctor or other
person in charge of the office in the proper techniques for
using the equipment safely.
1 (g) Smoking shall be prohibited in, or a~und, supply
System enclosures. "NO SMOKING" -- "OXYGEN" or 'Similar
Z warning signs shall be posted in the enclosure.
3 L. Sectio-n lb.l13 (a) is hereby amenned by the addition
to the s~ond paragraph thereof of the following: -
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See Section 10.113 (c).
M. Section 10.113 (c)....1, .subsection B is hereby amended
6 to read a~'fUl!ows:
7 B. Divisions 1 and 2 of Group B Occupancies with an
· occupant load of more than 500 persons except
8 churches with an occupant load of less than
750 persons.
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N. Section 11.205 is hereby added to read as follows:
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Sectl.on 11.205 establishes limits of districts in
11 which storage of explosives and blasting agents is prohibited.
The limits referred to in the Uniform Fire Code in which
1~ storage of explosives and blasting agents is prohibited are
hereby established as follows:
"Those zones determined and defined by Ordinance
14 No. 157, the Zoning Ordinance 6f the City of Tustin, and
amendments thereof."
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O. Article XiI is hereby amended to read as follows:
16 Article XII-Fireworks / ....
Sec. 12.101 - "Dangerous Fireworks" Defined
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"Dangerous Fireworks" shall include all fireworks included
19 in Section 12503, Part 2, Division 11, of the Health and
Safety Code of the State of California as said section now
Z0 exists or may be hereafter amended by the State of California.
Zl Sec. 12.102 - "Safe and Sane Fireworks" Defined
2Z "Safe and Sane Fireworks" shall include any fireworks
not designated as "Dangerous Fireworks", except that in all
~ cases only end fuses may be used.
2~ Sec. 12.103 - "Handling of Safe and Sane Fireworks"
Z5 The use of "~afe and Sane" fireworks, the display,
handling, transporting, and stor. age of "Safe and Sane" fire-
Z6 works and pyrotechhics shall be in accordance with Title 19,
Public Safety, Chapter 1, Sub-chapter 6, or applicable State
9~? laws.
2~ S.ec. 12. 104 - "Dangerous .LFireworks Prohibited"
29 No person,,. firm, or organization shall manufacture, store,
display, sell, or offer for sale, possess, discharge, explode,
30 -fire, or set off any dangerous firewor_ks within the City of
Tustin.
Sec. 12.105 - Discharging "Safe and Sane" Fireworks
No person shall discharge any "Safe and Sane" fireworks
except during the'days that sales are permitted each year
as set forth in Section 12.106 below.
Sec. 12.106 - Sale of ."Safe and Sane" Fireworks
No person shall display, ~ell, or store "Safe and Sane"
fireworks in the City of Tustin except from temporary stands
erected ~and maintained solely for the display and sale of
such fireworks. No person shall sell or offer for sale such
fireworks at any time except from noon July 1 to midnight
July 4.
Sec. 12.107 - Permit for Sale of"'Safe and Sane" Fireworks
No person shall display, sell, or engage in the business
of selling "Safe and Sane" fireworks without first having
obtained a permit to do so as provided herein and by permit
procedures adopted by the City of Tustin.
Sec. 12.108 - Permit Issuance
Permits for the sale of "Safe and Sane" fireworks shall
be approved only for established and bona fide local
non-profit charitable, fraternal, patriotic, service,
or religious organizations which have been established fo~
one year and regularly meet within the City of Tustin.
Permits shall be granted only after payment of a twenty-five
dollar inspection fee. Licenses, permits, and copy of rules
and regulations must be posted in firework stands during
operations.
Sec. 12.109 - Regulations for Temporary Stands
Any person operating any firework stand shall abide by
and comply with the provisions Of this Article, other
regulations adopted by the City, and other reasonable condi-
tions and restrictiQns which may be required by the Fire
Chief. Violations of any such regulations or conditions
shall be grounds for revocation of permits or.licenses to
operate.
Sec. 12.110 - Electrical Circuits
All electrical 'circuits entering such stands shall be
approved by the City of Tustin.
Sec. 12.111 - Prohibited Areas
No person shall sell, store, display, or discharge any
fireworks of any type within 100. feet of any oil or gasoline
station, nor within 100 feet of any premises where gasoline
or other inflammable liquids are stored or dispensed, nor
within 50 feet of any type of permanent structure, or any
other place not approved by the Fire Department. The sales
window shall also be at least six (6)' feet from any public
way.
Sec. 12.112 - Fire Protection in Stands
There shall be maintained within each stand fire ex-
tinguishers or charged garden hose or Other fire protection
devices as required by the Fire Chief.
Sec. 3~2'.113 - Sales Personnel
No person under the age of 18 years shall occupy, sell,
or handle for sale, any classification of fireworks. Like-
wise, no sale or delivery thereof of any fireworks shall be
made to any person under the age of 16 years.
Sec. 12.114 - Sleeping within the Stands'-
No one shall be allowed to sleep within the stands
at any time.
Sec. 12.1'15 - Vehicles Parking on Premises
There shall be no vehicle parking or parkingrof gasoline
generators or any type of flammable liquid containers within
twenty feet of such stand.
Sec. 12.116 - Fires on Premises
No person shall light, cause, or permit to be lighted
any fireworks, matches, or any other material within twenty-
five feet of such stand.
Sec. 12.117 - Premises Restrictions
No smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages, taking of
any dangerous drugs, being under the influence of alcoholic
beverages, of being under the influence of any dangerous
drugs shall be permitted in any structure used for storage
or sale of fireworks nor w.ithin twenty-five feet thereof.
"NO'SMOKING" signs shall be prominently displayed in a
number prescribed ~y the-Fire Department.
Sec. 12.118 - Exits
Each firework st'and shall have a minimum of two
exits. Exits shall be at least thirty inches in clear width.
All exit doors shall swing'outward and be openable from the
inside without the use of a key or any special knowledge or
effort. There shall be maintained a thirty inch clear
aisleway from all parts of the stand to exit doors.
Sec. 12.119 - Trash Removal
All trash shall be removed from the premises and the
firework stand daily or more frequently if necessary, as
required by the Fire Department.
Sec. 12.120 - Fireworks Storage.
Fireworks shall be stored only in the firework' stand.
It shall be unlawful to store fireworks in any building,
residence, garage, home, automobile, trailer, or other vehicle
'within the City of Tustin.
1 Sec.-12.121 - Disposal of Unsold "Safe and Sane" Fireworks
Z Any fireworks that remain unsold after midnight July 4
shall be returned'within twenty-four (24) hours directly
8 to a licensed pyrotechnic warehouse in the manner prescribed
by law.
Sec. 12.122 - Exceptions
5
Nothing in this Article shall be construed to prohibit
6 the use of fireworks by railroads or other transportation
agencies for signal purposes for illumination, or the sale
7 or use of blank cartridges for a show or theater, or for
signal or ceremonial purposes in athletics or sports, or
8 for use by military organizations. Supervised public
pyrotechnic displays may be allowed as provided for in
9 special permit by the City Council, and in conformance with
applicable State laws.
10
Sec. 12.123 - Seizure of Fireworks
11
The Fire Chief shall seize, take, remove, or cause to
1~ be removed at the expense of the owner all stocks of fire-
works offered or exposed for sale, stored, or held in
13 violation of this Article.
14 Sec. 12.124 - Manufacture, Sale, and Discharge
15 (a) The manufacture of fireworks within this jUrisdic-
tional area is prohibited except under special permits as
16 are required by local and Skate regulations.
17 (b) The Fire Chief shall have power to adop~ reasonable
rules and regulations for the granting of permits for
18 supervised public displays of fireworks by a jurisdiction,
fair association, amusement parks, other organizations, or
19 for the use of fireworks.by artisans in pursuit of their
trade. Every such use or display shall be handled by a
20 competent operator approved by the Chief, and shall be of
such character and so located, discharged, or fired as in
~1 the opinion of the Chief after proper investigation, so as
not to be hazardous to property or endanger any person.
(c) Applications for permits shall be made in writing at
2~ least ten (10) days in advance of the date of the display.
After such privilege shall be granted, sale, possession, use
24 and distribution of fireworks for such display shall be
lawful for that purpose only. No permit granted here under
~5 shall be transferable.
26 Sec. 12.125 - Bond Fireworks Display Required
27 The-permittee shall furnish a bond or certificate of
insurance in an amount deemed adequate by the Chief for the
2~ payment of all damages which may be caused either to a person
or persons, or to property by reason of the permitted ~isplay,
~9 and arising from or acts of the permittee, his agents,
employees, or sub-contractors.
30
P. The title of Division III of Article 13 is hereby
amended to "Installation and ~4aintenance of Fire Protection,
Life'Safety Systems and Appliances".
Q. Section i3.301 is hereby amended by the ~ddition
thereto o~the ' following:
(d,) When fire protection facilities are to be installed
by the developer, such facilities including all surface access
roads shall be installed and made serviceable prior to and
during the time of constructions. When alternate methods of
protection, as approved by the Chief, are provided, the above
may be modified or waived.
R. Section 13.301 is hereby amended by the addition
thereto of the following:
(e) All fire alarm systems, fire hydrant systems, fire
extinguishing systems (including automatic sprinklers), wet
and dry standpipes, basement inlet pipes, and other fire
protection systems and pertinents thereto shall meet the
approval of the fire department as to installation and location
and shall be subject to such .periodic tests as required Dy
the Chief. Plans and specifications shall be submitted to
the fire department for review and approval prior to con-
struction.
S. Section 13.302 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section. 13.302. All sprinkler systems, fire hydrant
systems, standpipe ~ystems, fire alarm systems, portable fire
extinguishers, and other fire protective or extinguishing
systems or appliances shall be maintained in an operative
condition at all times and shall be replaced or repaired
when defective. All repairs and services shall be made in
accordance with recognized standards.
T. Section 13.308 (c) is hereby deleted.
U. Section 13.315 is hereby added to read as follows:
"
Section 13.315 - Hood and Duct Protection. Approved
fire extinguishing equipment shall be provided for the
protection of duct systems, grease removal devices, and hoods.
Such systems shall be installed and maintained in accordance
with the provisions of the N.F.P.A. Standards pertaining
thereto. All existing conditions which do not provide this
protection shall conform with the change of business license
(licensee or business), or owner change within the business.
V. Section 13-.316 is hereby added'to read as follows:
Section 13.316 - Automatic Sprinkler Systems. Approved
automatic sprinkler systems shall be installed and maintained
in accordance with the N.F.P.A. Standards throughout all
buildings'or structures with a usable single floor area of
12,000 square feet or more per single floor or 24,000 square
feet on all floors, and/or 55 feet above'grade or containing
three or more stories.
W. Section 13.316A is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 13.316A - Provisions for High Rise Buildings.
(a) Scope. Such buildings having floors used for
human occupancy located mo~ than 55' above or below the
lowest level of fire department vehicle access shall conform
to the requirements of this Section, in addition to other
applicable requirements of the Uniform Building Code
1973 edition. '
(b) Fire Alarm. A manual fire' alarm box shall be
located adjacent to exits into stairway shafts and in every
elevator lobby.' The box shall be connected to the Central
Control Station and to the voice communication system as
required by subsections (e) and (f) of this Section. The
system shall be designated in accordance-with Uniform Building
Code Standard No. 18-1 (to b~ based upon applicable provisions
of N.F.P.A. 71, 72A, or 72B).
(c~ Fire Detectors. An approved system which will
provide for automatic detection of product.s of combustion
other than heat shall be installed in every mechanical equip-
ment room and in the return air portion of every air con-
ditioning and mechanical ventilation system that serves floors
other than the floor on which the equipment is located.
Detectors set to operate within the limitations of the Uniform
Building Code Standard No. 43-6 or for greater sensitivity
shall be located at each opening into the vertical shaft.
(d) Voice Alarm System. Both the detection system
and the fire alarm system shall activate a voice alarm system
capable of being operated from the Central Control Station on
both a general and selective basis and dependent upon the
compartmentation involved. The alarm shall be designed to
be heard by all occupants within the building or ~esignated
portions~ thereof and within the elevators. The elevator
lobby detector required by Chapter 51 of the Uniform Building
Code, 1973 edition, shall be connected to. the system.
(e) Voice 'COmmunication System. There shall be ~wo
separate approved continuously electrically supervised voice
communication systems; 'one for Fir. e Department communication
and the other a public voice communication (address) system
between the Central Control Station and the following areas:
1. Elevators, elevator lobbies, corridors, and
stairways;
2. In every office area exceeding 1,0.00 square
feet in area;
3. In each dwelling unit and hotel guest room.
When approved, the Fire Department system may
be combined with the public voice communication
system.
I ' (f) Central Control Station. A Central Control
Stabion for Fire Department operations shall be provided in
2 a l~cation approved by the Fire Department. It shall contain
the voice communication system panels, fire detection and
3 alarm system panels, status indicator~ and controls for
elevators and air handling systems, a public telephone, a
4 control mechanism to unlock stairway doors, sprinkler valve
and water flow detectors, and standby power controls.
5
(g) Smoke Control- Natural or-mechanical ventilation
8 for the removal of the products of combustion shall be
provided in 'every story, and shall consist of one or more of
~ the following:
8 1. Panels or windows in the exterior wal~ which
can be opened from an approved location other
9 than the fire floor. Such'venting facilities
shall be provided at the rate of at least 20
10 square teet per 50 lineal feet of exterior wall
in each story, and distributed around the
I1 perimeter at not more than 50' intervals.
Such panels shall be clearly identified as
1~ required by the-Fire Department.
13 2. Approved tempered glass may be used in lieu
of openable panels.
14
3. When fire sprinklers are installed in compliance
15 with subsection (1) of this Section, the
mechanical air handling equipment may be designed
16 to assist smoke removal. Under fire conditions,
the return and exhaust air .shall be moved
17 directly to the outside without recircu!ation
to other sections of the building.
18
4. A shaft through which smoke and heat can be
19 mechanically vented to the outdoors. The size
of the shaft shall be uniform throughout and of
20 such dimensions as to provide 60 air changes
per hour in the largest compartment served any-
21 wher~ in the building. Openings into the shaft
shall be protected with an automatic single
22 h piece shutter located as high in the room as
~ possible and designed to vent the entire compart-
23 ment.
~4 5~ Any other design which will produce equivalent
results.
(h) Elevators° A bank of elevators is a group of
26 elevators or a single elevator controlled.by a common operating.~
system or all elevators which respond to a single call button.
~ There is no limit on the number of cars which may be in a
bank or group, but there may not be more than four (4) cars
~8 within a common hoistway.
1 1. All elevators on all floors shall open into
lobbies which are separated from the remainder
Z of the building by one-hour fire-resistive
construction and served by tight fitting
3 automatic closing fire doors having 45 minute
~' fire-resistance. An elevator may be within a
' 4 smokeproof enclosure.
5 2. Each elevator lobby or entrance area shall be
provided with an ~pproved ~nd listed smoke
8 detector located on the ceiling and which, when
activated, will not permit the elevator doors
7 to open, but will cause all cars serving that
lobby to return to the ground floor when the
8. lobby temperature exceeds 250°F. or the optical
density exceeds 0.03 per foot. The detector
9 may serve to close the lobby doors.
10 3. Elevator hoistways shall not be vented through
an elevator machine room. Cable slots entering
11 .-. the machine room shall be sleeved beneath the
machine room floor to inhibit the passage of
lZ smoke into the machine room.
13 4. At least one elevator car in each building
shall have a minimum platform'of 4'5" by 6'4"
14 with a minimum 32" clear opening on the narrow
side, unless otherwise designed to provide
15 equivalent utility, to accommodate an ambulance
~" stretcher in its"horizontal position.
(i) Standby Power and Light. A permanently installed
17 standby power generation system conforming to' Uniform Building
Code Standard No. 18-1 (to be based on N.F.P.A. 70-1971)
18 shall be provided. The system shall be equipped with suitable
means for automatically starting the generator set upon failure
19 of the normal electrical service and for automatic transfer
and operation of all required electrical functions at full
~0 power within 60 seconds of such normal service failure.
System supervision with manual start and transfer features
~1 shall be provided at the Central Control Station.
An on-premise fuel supply sufficient for not less than two
(2) hours full demand operation of the system shall be provided.
All power, lighting, signal, and communication facilities
provided under the requirements of this Section shall be
transferable to the standby power system.
The power requirements shall be determined so as to provide
service to, but nqt limited to, the following:
1. Fire alarm system
~? 2. ~xit and other emergency lighting
~' 3. Fire protection equipment
28 '- 4. Required mechanical ventilation
5. Fire Department elevators
~9 6. Voice communication system
80 All conductors servicing life safety protection devices shall
be housed within meta~ic raceways to protect against damage
'~1 from mechanical, fire, or vermin.
1 (j) Seismic Considerations. In Seismic Zones 2 and
3, the anchorage of the following mechanical and electrical
Z equipment required by this Section shall be designed in
accordance with Section 2314 of the Uniform Building Code,
8 1973 edition, for a lateral force based on a "Cp" value of
0°5 unless data substantiating a lesser value is furnished:
4
1. Elevator drive and suspension system;
2. Standby power and lighting facilities;
5 3. Fire pumps and-other fire protection equipment.
(k) Exits. All stairway doors'which are to be locked
from the stairway side shall have the capability of being
unlocked remotely upon a signal from the Central Control
8 Station. Emergency telephones shall be provided at not less
than every fifth floor, in each required stairway, or two-way
9 intercom at each floor level.
(1) Automatic Fire Extinguishing System. An automatic
10 fire extinguishing system shall be installed complying with
1! the standards-set forth in Chapter 8 of N.F.P.A. 13-1972 and
the following:
1. Shut off valves and water flow devices shall be
13 provided on each floor. In addition to actuating'
a local alarm on the floor upon which the water
14 flow is detected, such ~alves shall be supervised
by a continuously manned control station or by
15 a central station.
16 2. The sprinkler system shall be looped between
· 'standpipe risers at the bottom, top, and mid--
17 height of all buildings with a maximum of 20
stories served by any loop. At each loop level
18 there shall be check valves.
19 '3. Piping may be copper or steel, with no minimum
size of pipe required. Solder connections may
20 be used if not less than 95% tin and 5% antimony.
21 4. Pitching of lines is not required.
· 22 5. A minimum of two (2) fire pumps independentiy
driven shall be provided and sized for the
2~ sprinkler demand and for a minimum 500 gallons
per mmnute fire department standpipe operations.
6. An on-site supply o~ water equal to a twenty
2~ minute demand or 15,000 gallons on a combined
sprinkler and standpipe, whichever' is smaller,
26 shall be. provided. This supply shall be
available automatically if the principal supply
2~ fails.
2~ ?. Operation of the sprinkler system s'hall activate
the voice communication system.
Because of the additional fire protection afforded by 6h'e
80 'automatic fire extinguishing system described above, the
following reductions from the Uniform"Building Code, 1973
31 edition, are permitted:
-2~-
I 1. The fire-resistive time periods set forth in
~ Table No. 17-A may be'reduced by one (1) hour
for interior bearing walls, exterior bearing
8 and hon-bearing walls, roofs, and beams supporting
r6ofs Provided they do not frame into columns.
4 All office building Partitions required to be
one-hour fire-resistive construction by Table
~ No. 17-A and SeCtion 3304 (g) may be of non-
combustible construction without a fire-
6 resistive time period, except that openings in
corridor walls shall be P~otected by self-closing,
7 tight-fitting doors that need not have a fire-
resistlye time period.
8 2. The 1½" hose lines and nozzles may be omitted.
3. Travel distance.to a horizontal exit or to an
enclosed stairway may be 300'.
4. Smokeproof enclosures may be eliminated if each
required stairway is Pressurized, as Provided
~'' in Section 3309 (h) to .15" of water column.
: X. Section 13.317 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 13.317 - Hydrant Installation and Maintenance
(a) All required fire hydrants, public or private,
shall be installed and operable prior to the initiation of
construction of any Permanent structure using combustible
materials, or proof of adequate water supply for fire
Protection as determined by the Fire Chief
(b) All required fire hydrants shall be 'capable of
Producing a discharge as specified by the Fire Chief
'
(c) Access shall be Provided and maintained to all
required fire hydrants by means of an all-Weather road with
a 20' minimum width and a 14' vertical clearance, capable of
supporting fire apparatus unless otherwise specified by the
Fire Chief.
(d) All required fire hydrants shall be of a type
and located as approved by the Fire Chief.
Y. Section 13.318 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 13.318 - Building Numbers. The aPPropriately
assigned City building numbers shall be posted upon every'
Piece of improved Property within the City of Tustin. The
numbers are to-be legible from the street and of a contrasting
color to the background color.
Z. Section 14.307 (b) is hereby amended to read as
follows:
(b) Dip tanks of over 150 gallon capacity. or 10 square
feet liquid surface area shall be Protectad by
an approved automatic fire-extinguishing system
-.or dip'tank covers conforming to Section 14.308.
AA. Section 15.101(c) is hereby amended as follows:
In the first line delete the words "All equipment
for"~
BB. Section 15.110 is hereby amended as follows:
In the fourth line following "storm drain" add "sewer".
CC. Section 15.S03(e) is hereby amended to read as follows:
(e) Exit facilities shall be provided in accordance
with the Building Code, both as to bui.ldings
hereafter constructed or heretofor constructed..
DD. Section-15.610 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 15.610 - Establishment of limits of districts
in which ~torage of flammable or combustible liquids in
outside above ground tanks is to be prohibited.
The limits referred to in section 15.101 in which the storage
of Class I flammable liquids in above ground tanks outside of
buildings is restricted, and is hereby established as follows:-
"Those zones determined and defined by Ordinance No. 1S7,
the Zoning Ordinance of the City of'.'Tustin, and-amendments
thereto."
EE. Section 20,113 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 20.113 - Establishment of limits in which
bulk storage of liquefied petroleum gases is to be restricted.
The limits referred to in Section 20.105(a) in which bulk
storage of liquefied petroleum gases is restricted, are
hereby established as follows:
"' "THose zones determined and defined by Ordinance No. 157,
the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Tustin, and amendments
thereto."
FF. Section 26.102 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 26.102. All drapes, hangings, ~urtains,
drops, and all other decorative material, including Christmas
trees, that would tend to increase the fire and panic hazard
shall be made from material which is not flammable material,
or shall be treated and maintained in a flame retardant
condition by means'of flame retardant solution or process
approved by the Chief. Exit doors, exit lights, fire alarm
sending stations, wet standpipe hose cabinets, and fire
extinguisher locations shall not be concealed nor obstructed
by any decorative material.
GG. Section 26,104 is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 26.104. In places of assembly, motion
picture screens or screen masking sh~ll not be used unless it
is in compliance with Section 26,102.
HH. Section 27.112(a) is hereby amended to'read as follows:
(a) All burning shall take place between the hours
of 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. of any designated day.
Section 27.117 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 27.117. Incinerators and open burning shall
meet with Rule 57 and Rule 58 of the Rules and Regulations of
the CoUnty of Orange'Air PolluEion Control District as said
sections exist or may hereafter be amended by the County of
Orange.
jJ. Section 27.201(b) is hereby amended to read as follows:
(b) All combustible rubbish, oily rags, or waste
material, when kept within a building or adjacent
to a building, shall be securely stored in
-metal or metal-lined receptacles equipped with
tight-fitting covers or in rooms or vaults con-
structed of noncombustible materials.
KK. Section 27.206 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 27.206. No person shall display, sell, or
engage in the business of selling Christmas trees without
having obtained a permit to do so as provided herein and by
permit procedures adopted by the City of Tustin.
Permits and issuance of permits for the sale of cut-Christmas
trees shall be approved only for established and' bona fide
local non-profit charitable, fraternal, patriotic, service
or religious organizations which have been established for
one (1) year and regularly meet within the City of-Tustin.
Permits shall be granted only after payment of a twenty-five
($25) dollar inspection fee.
EXCEPTION: Fixed retail sales establishments are exempt from
the requirements of this section.
LL. Section 27.207 is hereby added to read as follows:
Section 27.207. ~o person shall sell, display, or
store .any cut Christmas trees within the City of Tustin
except for the period from November 15 to December.3! of the-
same calendar year or unless an application therefor ~s filed
with the Chief of the Tustin Fire Department and the applicant
therefor shows that the proposed location and method of such
activity will not constitute a fire hazard or violation of
any law, and such ~pplicant makes a clean-up guarantee deposit
of $1D0 wi~h the City of Tustin, and agrees in said
application that unless, no late~ than the 10th day of
January following the issuance of such permit, all unsold trees,
combustible waste, and heavy accumulations of sawdust are
removed from thee place where such trees were sold, displayed,
or stored, the same may be removed and disposed of by the City
of Tustin and that said City may apply said deposit in payment
of all of its costs, including its overhead expenses, in con-
nection with such removal. The Chief of the Fire Department
shall cause any of such items remaining after January 10 of
each year, to be removed as soon as possible, and shall report
the cost thereof to tho City Finance Director, and he shall
apply sufficient of said deposit toward payment of such costs,
and tho overhead expenses of the City, and shall return to such
applicant any amount of such deposit in excess thereof.
1 Fire Chief shall report in writing to the City Finance Director
as soon as possible after January 10 of each year the names
2 of all permittees who have removed such items and he shall
then return said Clean-up depost to such applicant. __
EXCEPTION: Fixed retail sales establishments are exempt.
4 from the $100 clean-up deposit.
5 Mbl. Section 27.403 is .hereby amended to read as follows
with the existing paragraph being identified as subsection (a):
6
(b) Every kettle shall be equipped with a tight-
7 fitting cover. A kettle, when in operation,
shall be placed a safe distance from any com-
B bustible material or buildings. Fired tar
kettles shall not be left unattended.
9
NN. Section 27.410 is hereby amended to read as follows:
10
USe of Torches or Flame Producing Devices for Sweating Pipe
11 Joints or Removing Paint
lP. Section 27.410. Any person using a torch or other
flame producing device for removing paint or sweating pipe
18' joints from or in any building or structure shall provide one (1
approved fire extinguisher or water hose equipped with a
14 suitable nozzle, sufficient in length to reach all portions of
the building and connected to a water supply on the premises
15 where said burning operation is performed. Combustible
material in the proximity of open flame shall be protected
16 against ignition by shielding, wetting, or other means. In
all cases, a fire watch shall be maintained in the vicinity
17 of the operation for one-half hour after the torch or flame
producing device has been used.
18
O0. Section 30.103 is hereby amended to read as follows:
19
Section 30.103. Automotive equipment that is necessary
9.0 to the operation of the establishment shall not be parked
within 20 feet of the tent or air.-supported structure except
21 by special permission of the Fire Chief. No other automotive
equipment or internal combustion engines shall be parked within
· ~2 100 feet of the tent except upon a public street.
PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Tustin City Council of
the City of Tustin, Cal'~ornia, held on the 16th day of September, 1974.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
COUNTY OF ORP.NGE ) SS
CITY OF TUSTIN )
RUTH C. POE, City Cle~cand ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of
the City of Tustin, California, does hereby certify that the whcle
number of members of the City Ccuncil of the City of Tustin is five;
that the above and foregoing Ordinance No. 637 was duly and regularly
introduced and read at a regular meeting of tT City Council held on
the 3rd day of se tember , 1974 , and was given
its second reading an duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting
held on the 16th day of September , 1974, by the followir_g
vote:
AYES: COL'1vCILMEN LANGLEY, SHARP, SALTARELL2, WELSH, EDGAR
NOES : COUNCILMEN NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN NONE
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