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HomeMy WebLinkAbout090511 BoothSprklrRevCITY OF FRIDLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF FIRE PREVENTION Fire Sprinkler Plan Review Comments Date: May 11, 2009 Address: National Signage, 100 83rd Avenue, N.E., Suite 106 Project: Fire Sprinkler Coverage for Finishing Booth Contractor: Response Fire Protection The conditions contained herein shall be considered as requirements for the proposed project. A written response or additional documents may be necessary and are due prior to completion of the Final Inspection and approval for issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy or Fire Department permit completion. You may contact the Office of the Fire Marshal at (763) 572-3621 for additional information. 1. Technical characteristics of added sprinkler heads shall be identical to those in the existing system. Heads must be listed and approved for their use and be fully compatible with the existing system. 2. If any piping change is required, pipe and/or accessories shall be technically identical to existing piping and accessories. 3. Contractor shall assure compliance with 2002 NFPA Standard 13 provisions concerning identification of control, drain and test connections (2002 NFPA 13, 6.7.4); sprinkler water supply caution signage (2002 NFPA 13, 7.6.1.5) and riser hydraulic design information signage (2002 NFPA 13, 16.5) and install if required signage is missing. 4. Sprinkler system drains shall be plumbed to the outside of the building. System drains shall not be discharged into the sanitary sewer system. (City Rule) 5. Contractor shall perform a cursory inspection of premise sprinkler heads to ascertain if recalled sprinkler heads are present in the existing system. If so, the recalled heads shall be replaced with approved, listed components with technical specifications which match the recalled heads. The sprinkler contractor shall also file an amended permit request for replacement of recalled heads. (2007 MSFC 901.9) 6. Because the quantity of sprinkler heads requiring modification does not exceed 20 heads, final inspection and testing shall be at system pressure. (2002 NFPA 13, Section 16.2.1.4) 7. An inspection of work performed under this permit will be conducted when work is completed. Please notify this office when permitted work is completed. Reviewed by Ralph Messer, Fire Marshal