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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF USE CODE DESCRIPTIONS

DESCRIPTION PAGE NO. USE CODE

Adult Day Care Center 14 AC07

After School Programs 19 AE04

19 AG04

Amusement Places 75 CF01

Assisted Living/Nursing Homes 40 CC02

41 CD02

42 CE03

Assembly Places 55 AD06

56 BB02

57 BC01

58 BE03

59 BG08

60 CG01

61 CI02

62 DB02

Atriums 158 BJ21

Bed and Breakfast/Guesthouse 34 AC05

Camps 14 AA03

15 AB03

16 AD05

Class I Flammable Liquids

Manufacture, processing

or blending 112 BF14

114 BJ15

116 BM02

Above Ground Aggregate

Storage 120 BG27

121 BM03

121 BN02

Class I, II and/or IIIA Flammable

or Combustible Liquids

Manufacturer, processing

or blending 111 BD02

117 BN01

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Class I, II and/or IIIA Flammable

or Combustible Liquids (cont’d)


Storage 119 AJ02

120 BJ20

Class II and/or IIIA Combustible

Liquids

Manufacturer, processing

or blending 113 BH03

115 BL02


Storage 119 AG03

120 BF20

121 BK04

Combustible Material - Storage 123 BF17

Combustible Vegetable or

Animal Fibers 124 BG24

125 BJ19

126 BK03

Covered Malls 159 DA01

159 DB01

160 DC01

Crop Ripening 94 BF08

94 BG12

94 BJ08

Day Care centers 11 AA02

12 AB02

13 AE02

Adult Day Care 14 AC07

Day Nurseries 8 AA01

9 AB01

10 AE01

Dormitories, School 20 AC04

20 AF05

20 AH03

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Drinking Establishments

47 AC03

48 AG01

49 BD05

50 BG05

51 CC03

52 CG03

53 CH01

54 CI01

Dry Cleaning - Non-flammable 80 AD04

Dry Cleaning - Flammable 80 AD04

Dust Involvement Facilities 90 BF07

91 BG11

93 BJ07

Eating and Drinking Establishments 47 AC03

48 AG01

49 BD05

50 BG05

51 CC03

52 CG03

53 CH01

54 CI01

Educational Buildings 17 AA04

18 AE03

Factories 127 BF21

129 BG30

130 BI02

131 BK05

132 BL03

133 BM04

134 BN04

135 BO04

136 BQ01

Fireworks - Manufacturer 107 BF13

107 BG19

107 BJ14

Fireworks, Explosives or

Blasting Agents - Storage 108 BD04

109 BF19

110 BG26

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Fraternal Organizations 55 AD06

56 BB02

57 BC01

58 BE03

59 BG08

60 CG01

61 CI02

62 DB02

Fuel Dispensing and Servicing 2 AF01

Fuel Dispensing Only 2 AD02

Funeral Homes, Funeral Parlors, 63 AD07

Indoor Mausoleums 63 BB01

63 BC02

63 BE04

Guesthouse/Bed and Breakfast 34 AC05

Halfway, Group Homes, etc. 35 AD03

36 AF03

37 AH02

Hardware Stores 79 AI02

High-rise 155 BG01

156 BJ01

157 BK01

157 BL01

Hotels and Motels -

2 or 3 Stories 21 AC01

22 AF02

23 AG02

24 AI01

4 or 5 Stories 25 AH04

26 AI03

27 BE01

Exceeds 5 Stories 28 BF04

29 BG07

30 BH02

Institutional - Long Term Care 40 CC02

41 CD02

42 CE03

Institutional Uses - Free Standing 38 BG03

39 BJ02

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Lumber Yards 87 BF09

88 BG13

89 BJ09

Matches - Manufacturer 105 BF12

105 BG18

105 BJ13

Matches - Storage 106 BF18

106 BG25

Mortuaries 63 AD07

Indoor Mausoleums 63 BB01

63 BC02

63 BE04

Motels/Hotels


22 AF02

23 AG02

24 AI01


26 AI03

27 BE01


29 BG07

30 BH02

Motion Picture Film - Storage 101 BG23

Night Clubs 47 AC03

48 AG01

49 BD05

50 BG05

51 CC03

52 CG03

53 CH01

54 CI01

Organic Coating Facilities 97 BG15

Packing Cases, Empty Assembled

Storage of 122 BF16

Plastic Manufacturers - 98 BF11

Cellulose Nitrate Only 99 BG16

100 BJ11

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Prisons 43 BF01

43 BG02

44 BH01

44 BI01

45 BL06

45 BM06

46 BN06

46 BO06

Propane 152 BB04

153 BF23

154 BH04

Recreation Centers 55 AD06

56 BB02

57 BC01

58 BE03

59 BG08

60 CG01

61 CI02

62 DB02

Refining 118 B002

Retail Stores 81 BF03

82 BG06

83 BJ04

84 BL05

85 BN03

86 BO03

Retreat Lodging


23 AF02

23 AG02

24 AI01


26 AI03

27 BE01


29 BG07

30 BH02

Rooming and Boarding 31 AC02

32 AF04

33 AH01

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Schools - K-12 17 AA04

18 AE03

Service - Motor Vehicles 1 AD01

Spraying and/or dipping 3 BB05

4 BD07

5 BG10

6 BP01

7 BJ06

Stadiums, race tracks 76 BJ05

77 BM01

78 BO01

Theaters – Motion Picture 65 BD01

66 BF02

67 BG04

68 BH05

69 BI04

70 BK07

Theaters - Legitimate, Regular

or Thrust Stage 71 CA01

72 CB01

73 CD01

74 CE01

Tire Recapping 95 BF10

95 BG14

96 BJ10

Transportation Terminals 64 BG09

Vegetable or Animal Fibers

Combustible 102 BG17

103 BJ12

104 BK02

Warehouses 137 BF22

138 BG31

139 BI03

140 BK06

141 BL04

142 BM05

143 BN05

144 BO05

145 BQ02

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Welding or Cutting

Using Flammable Gases 149 BD08

150 BE02

151 BP02

Not Using Flammable Gases 146 BA01

147 BB03

148 BD03

December, 2008

Table of Contents Dec 08.doc

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AD01

ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES USED FOR THE SERVICE OF MOTOR VEHICLES

INCLUDING AIRCRAFT AND MARINE MOTOR CRAFT.

DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS REGISTRATION

REQUIRED

1. Service of motor vehicles-to the public. Yes

2. Service of motor vehicles-educational training in

public or private schools, K-12. **

3. Service of motor vehicles-educational training in profit

making industrial, technical, or trade school. Yes

4. Service of motor vehicles-educational maintenance, if in

a separate building or location. Yes

5. Service of motor vehicles-F.D. maintenance garage. Yes

6. Service of motor vehicles-manufacturing or business. Yes

7. Service of motor vehicles-farm use. No

8. Service of motor vehicles-municipal or county garage. Yes

9. Service of motor vehicles-new or used car dealer. Yes

10. Service of aircraft or marine motor craft-inside building. Yes

11. Service of aircraft or marine motor craft-outside of building. No

12. Service of small engine equipment (lawnmowers). No

13. Service of motorcycles. Yes

14. Indoor storage of any motor vehicles. No

15. Indoor storage of any aircraft or marine motor craft. No

16. Service of motor vehicles where welding is

incidental to the business. (ex: Muffler Shops) Yes

17. Service of gasoline, propane or electric forklifts

Incidental to the business. No

Primary to the business. Yes

18. Tire sales/installation, installation of windshields,

detailing of autos, installing car radios/stereos/etc. No

19. Installation of upholstery, convertible tops, or carpeting No

**If the use is located within an educational building K-12, it is not

registered as a separate use but included in the educational building use

category of AE03. If the use is not located within an educational

building (see description for AE03), the use code category would be an

AD01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as an AD01.

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AD02

ALL BUILDINGS OR LOCATIONS WHERE FLAMMABLE AND/OR COMBUSTIBLE FUELS ARE

STORED AND DISPENSED TO MOTOR VEHICLES, INCLUDING AIRCRAFT AND MARINE

MOTOR CRAFT.


REQUIRED

1. Fuel dispensing to the public. Yes

2. Private fuel dispensing for commercial use only. Yes

3. Fuel dispensing for educational facilities.

Schools K-12 **

4. Fuel dispensing for municipal or county use. Yes

5. Co-op fuel dispensing for private use. Yes

6. Fuel dispensing without buildings (pumps only) to the public. Yes

7. Fuel dispensing for aircraft or marine motor craft-public. Yes

8. Fuel dispensing for marine motor craft-private. This

pertains to private yacht clubs & not an individual who

may dispense fuel on his personal property for his own boat. Yes

9. Home fuel oil dispensing. No

10. Fuel dispensing into portable containers only. No

11. Indoor storage of any motor vehicles including aircraft or

marine motor craft. No

12. Dispensing of propane at service station. No

13. Dispensing of propane at other location. BB04





AD02 or an AF01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as

an AD02 or an AF01.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

AF01

ALL BUILDINGS OR LOCATIONS WHERE FLAMMABLE AND/OR COMBUSTIBLE FUELS ARE

STORED AND DISPENSED TO MOTOR VEHICLES, AND USED FOR THE SERVICE OF MOTOR

VEHICLES INCLUDING AIRCRAFT AND/OR MARINE MOTOR CRAFT.

NOTE: To be classified in this category a business must meet the criteria

for an AD01 AND AD02. This use description includes "Buildings or

Locations" for fuel dispensing and service of motor vehicles. It is not

necessary for the fuel dispensing to be in a building.

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BB05

SPRAYING OR DIPPING OPERATIONS, AS REGULATED BY THE STATE FIRE PREVENTION

CODE, CHAPTER 13, AS AMENDED BY N.J.A.C. 5:70-3.2(a)13i-xvi, IN ALL

APPROVED AREAS OF LESS THAN 100 SQUARE FEET, AS DEFINED IN THE STATE FIRE

PREVENTION CODE, SECTION F-1302.1.

* Multiple Booths are to be aggregately measured for square footage.


1. Auto body shops with spraying operation using flammable

or combustible liquids in an area of 100 or more

but less than 250 square feet. Yes

2. Large manufacturing operation with spraying operation

using flammable or combustible liquids in an area of

100 or more but less than 250 square feet. Yes

3. Spraying or stripping with aerosol cans. No

4. Furniture stripping-hand sprayed using flammable or

combustible liquids. Yes

5. Furniture stripping-dipping tanks using flammable or

combustible liquids in an area of 100 or more but

less than 250 square feet. Yes

6. Furniture stripping-dipping tanks using non-combustible No

liquids.

7. Public and private educational body shop in a No

building registered as an AE03.

8. Undercoating facilities using flammable and/or

combustible liquids applied by spray. Yes

9. Spray priming. Yes

10. Hand laying of fiber glass, brushing of glass etc. No

11. Powder coating Yes

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BD07



APPROVED AREAS OF 100 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 250 SQUARE FEET, AS DEFINED IN

THE STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE, SECTION F-1302.1.



REQUIRED


or combustible liquids in an area of 100 or more

but less than 250 square feet. Yes




3. Spraying or stripping with aerosol cans. No




combustible liquids in an area of 100 or more but


6. Furniture stripping-dipping tanks using non-combustible No

liquids.






10. Hand laying of fiber glass, brushing of glass etc. No


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BG10



APPROVED AREAS OF 250 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 500 SQUARE FEET, AS DEFINED IN

THE STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE, SECTION F-1302.1.



REQUIRED


or combustible liquids in an area of 250 or more but





3. Touch-up spraying with aerosol cans. No




combustible liquids in an area of 250 or more but less

than 500 square feet. Yes

6. Furniture stripping-dipping tanks using non-combustible

liquids. No






l0. Hand laying of fiber glass, brushing of glass etc. No


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BP01



APPROVED AREAS OF 500 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 1,000 SQUARE FEET, AS DEFINED

IN THE STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE, SECTION F-1302.1.



REQUIRED

l. Auto body shops with spraying operation using flammable or

combustible liquids in an area of 500 square feet or more

but less than 1,000 square feet. Yes

2. Large manufacturing operation with spraying operation using

flammable or combustible liquids in an area of 500 square

feet or more but less than 1,000 square feet. Yes





combustible liquids in an area of 500 square feet or more



liquids. No

7. Public and private educational body shop in a building

registered as an AE03. No

8. Undercoating facilities using flammable and/or combustible

liquids applied by spray. Yes


10. Hand laying of fiber glass, brushing of glass, etc. No


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BJ06



APPROVED AREAS OF 1,000 OR MORE SQUARE FEET, AS DEFINED IN THE STATE FIRE

PREVENTION CODE, SECTION F-1302.1.



REQUIRED

l. Auto body shops with spraying operation using flammable or

combustible liquids in an area of 1,000 square feet or more. Yes

2. Large manufacturing operation with spraying operation using

flammable or combustible liquids in an area of 1,000 square

feet or more. Yes





combustible liquids in an area of 1,000 square feet or more. Yes


liquids. No

7. Public and private educational body shop in a building

registered as an AE03. No

8. Undercoating facilities using flammable and/or combustible

liquids applied by spray. Yes


10. Hand laying of fiber glass, brushing of glass, etc. No


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AAO1

DAY NURSERIES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF SIX OR MORE BUT FEWER

THAN 50 CHILDREN.

NOTE: At least 6 children must be younger than 2 1/2 years. Maximum

occupancy as determined by the Department of Children and Families

(DCF) is to be used to determine the proper use category.


REQUIRED

1. Day nurseries with less than 6 children. No

2. Day nurseries with 50 or more but less than 100 children. AB01

3. Day nurseries with 100 or more children. AEO1

4. Day nurseries range 0-12 years, some under 2 1/2 some

over 2 1/2 years. Yes

5. Day nurseries in public or private schools K-12. **

6. Adult Day Care Centers 6 or more but fewer than 50 adults. AC07





AA01. If the use is in an educational use building, but is privately run, it

would be registered as an AA01.

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ABO1

DAY NURSERIES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 50 OR MORE BUT

FEWER THAN 100 CHILDREN.



(DCF) is to be used to determine the proper use category.


REQUIRED



3. Day nurseries with 100 or more children. AEO1









AA01. If the use is in an educational use building, but is privately run, it

would be registered as an AB01.

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AEO1

DAY NURSERIES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 100 OR MORE CHILDREN.



(DCF), is to be used to determine the proper use category.


REQUIRED



3. Day nurseries with 100 or more children. Yes









AA01. If the use is in a educational use building, but is privately run, it

would be registered as an AE01.

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AAO2

DAYCARE CENTERS WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF SIX OR MORE BUT

FEWER THAN 50 PERSONS.

NOTE: All children must be over 2 1/2 years.* Maximum occupancy as

determined by the Department of Children and Families(DCF), is to be

used to determine the proper use category.


REQUIRED

1. Day Care center with less than 6 children. No

2. Day Care centers with 50 or more but less ABO2

than 100 children.

3. Day Care centers with 100 or more children. AEO2

4. Day Schools with 6 or more but less than 50

children, pre-K. Yes

5. Day Schools, children grades K-12. No

6. Day Camps with 6 or more but less than 50


7. Day Camps, children grades K-12. No

8. Overnight camps with 6 or more but less than 50


9. Overnight Camps, children grades K-12. AAO3

AB03

AD05

10 Day Care Center with 6 or more but less than 50

children ranging from 2 1/2 to 12 years of age with

6 or more but fewer than 50 children. Yes

11. Early Childhood-pre-K or Head Start program with 6 or

more but less than 50 children. **

12. Any establishment that provides a babysitting service No

where the parent remain on the premises (such as a

bowling alley, work place, health club etc.).


* DCF may grant permission for up to five children under the age of 2½.






would be registered as an AA02.

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ABO2

DAYCARE CENTERS WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER

THAN 100 PERSONS.


determined by the Department of Children and Families(DCF), is to be



REQUIRED


2. Day Care centers with 50 or more but less Yes

than 100 children.

3. Day Care centers with 100 or more children. AEO2

4. Day Schools with 50 or more but less than 100


5. Day Schools, children grades K-12. No

6. Day Camps with 50 or more but less than 100



8. Overnight camps with 50 or more but less than 100


9. Overnight Camps, children grades K-12. AAO3

AB03

AD05

10. Day Care Center with 50 or more but fewer than 100 Yes

children ranging from 2 l/2 to 12 years of age.

11. Early Childhood-pre-K or Head Start Program. **

12. Any establishment that provides a babysitting service

where the parents remain on the premises (such as a

bowling alley, work place, health club, etc.). No








would be registered as an AB02.

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AEO2

DAYCARE CENTERS WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 100 OR MORE.


determined by the Department of Children and Families(DCF),is to be



REQUIRED


2. Day Care centers with 50 or more but less

than 100 children. AB02

3. Day Care centers with 100 or more children. Yes

4. Day Schools with 100 or more children, pre-K. Yes

5. Day School, children grades K-12. No

6. Day Camps with 100 or more children pre-K. Yes


8. Overnight camps with 100 or more

children under school age. Yes

9. Overnight Camps children of school age. AAO3

AB03

AD05

10. Day Care Center with 100 or more children-ranging

from 2 l/2-12 years of age. Yes

11. Early Childhood-pre-K or Head Start Program with

this occupancy. **

12. Any establishment that provides a babysitting service

where the parents remain on the premises (such as a

bowling alley, work place, health club etc). No








would be registered as an AE02.

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AC07

Recreation centers and multipurpose rooms used for adult day-care with a

maximum permitted occupancy of 6 or more but fewer than 50 persons.

REGISTRATION

REQUIRED

1. Occupancy between 50-100 AD06

2. Occupancy between 101-200. BB02

3. Senior centers 6-50 not classified as a Adult Day Care. No

4 Senior clubs/ organizations that have an occupancy between

6-50 not classified as an Adult Day Care. AA03

CAMPS ACCOMMODATING 6 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 50 CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE.

Note: School age are those attending Kindergarten and over.


REQUIRED

l. Camps with less than 6 children. No

2. Camps with 6 or more but less than 50 children. AA03

3. Camps with 100 or more children. AD05

4. Camps with children pre-K.

AA02

AB02

AE02

5. Camps with 6 or more but less than 50 children grades K-12. Yes

6. Cafeteria, sleeping quarters, service of motor vehicles

and/or dispensing fuel. **

**All Life Hazard Uses that are part of the camp are covered under the

three camp codes (AA03, AB03 and AD05) much like all LHU's that are in an

educational building are covered under the AE03 school code.

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AB03

CAMPS ACCOMMODATING 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 100 CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE.



REQUIRED



3. Camps with 100 or more children. AD05


AA02

AB02

AE02







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AD05

CAMPS ACCOMMODATING 100 OR MORE CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE.



REQUIRED



3. Camps with 50 or more but less than 100 children. AB03


AA02

AB02

AE02







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AA04

Public and private Use Group E buildings or parts thereof with a maximum

permitted occupancy of six or more but fewer than 50 persons.

NOTE: Serving 6 or more but fewer than 50 students means at one time.


REQUIRED

l. K-12 public or private school. Yes

2. K-6 public or private school. Yes

3. 9-12 public or private school. Yes

4. Auto shop serving 6 or more but fewer than 50 students

Attached to or a part of the educational building Yes

it is registered as a part of the educational

building.

If it is a separate building it would be registered

as an individual educational building. Yes

5. Vocational school with K-12 children Yes

6. Cafeteria, day care, day nursery, service of motor vehicle

and/or dispensing fuel, theater, stadium. **



category of AA04. If the use is not located an the educational building,

the use would be registered in the appropriate use code category. If the

use is privately run, it would also be registered in the appropriate use

code category.

NOTE: If there are schools located next to each other and are owned by

the same owner, such as a school board, this complex would be registered

under one registration number and each building that is identified as a

Life Hazard Use would be registered as a separate building. Ex: High

school with two educational buildings and the elementary school directly

next to it with two educational buildings. The school board is the owner

and the registration would be 001, 002, 003 and 004.

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AE03

Public and private K-12 educational buildings with a maximum permitted

occupancy of greater than 50 persons.

NOTE: Serving 50 or more students means at one time.


REQUIRED

l. K-12 public or private school. Yes

2. K-6 public or private school. Yes

3. 9-12 public or private school. Yes

4. Auto shop serving 50 or more students

Attached to or a part of the educational building Yes

it is registered as a part of the educational

building.

If it is a separate building it would be registered

as an individual educational building. Yes

5. Public or private school with a capacity of less than AA04

50 students.

6. Vocational school with K-12 children

Enrollment under 50 AA04

Enrollment 50 and up Yes

7. Cafeteria, day care, day nursery, service of motor vehicle

and/or dispensing fuel, theater, stadium. **



category of AE03. If the use is not located an the educational building,

the use would be registered in the appropriate use code category. If the

use is privately run, it would also be registered in the appropriate use

code category.

NOTE: If there are schools located next to each other and are owned by

the same owner, such as a school board, this complex would be registered

under one registration number and each building that is identified as a

Life Hazard Use would be registered as a separate building. Ex: High

school with two educational buildings and the elementary school directly

next to it with two educational buildings. The school board is the owner

and the registration would be 001, 002, 003 and 004.

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AE04

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, IN BUILDINGS OR PORTIONS THEREOF OF OTHER THAN USE

GROUP E, ACCOMMODATING 6 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 50 CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE.

1. Approved after–school program held in a recreation center Yes

2. Approved after–school program held in a church center Yes

3. After-school religious studies No

4. After-school karate class of 6 or more but fewer than 50 No

* * * * * *

AG04

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, IN BUILDINGS OR PORTIONS THEREOF OF OTHER THAN USE

GROUP E, ACCOMMODATING 50 OR MORE CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE.

1. Approved after–school program held in a recreation center Yes

2. Approved after–school program held in a church center Yes

3. After-school religious studies No

4. Recreation center or karate class of 50 or more and less

than 100 AD06

5. Recreation center or karate class of 100 or more and less

than 200 BB02

* * * * * * *


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AC04

DORMITORIES OF ONE STORY not to include fraternity and sorority houses OF

USE GROUP R-2.


REQUIRED

l. Public/private school dormitory.

K-12 Yes

College Yes

2. Fraternity/sorority house. AC02

AF04

AH01

3. Camps. AA03

AB03

AD05

* * * * * * * * *

AF05

SCHOOL DORMITORIES OF USE GROUP R-2 OF TWO OR THREE STORIES


REQUIRED


K-12 Yes

College Yes


AF04

AH01

3. Camps. AA03

AB03

AD05

* * * * * * * * *

AH03

SCHOOL DORMITORIES OF USE GROUP R-2 OF FOUR OR MORE STORIES.


REQUIRED


K-12 Yes

College Yes


AF04

AH01

3. Camps. AA03

AB03

AD05

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AC01

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES OF TWO OR THREE

STORIES AND UNDER 25 ROOMS, WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities

two or three stories, under 25 rooms with any

interior exit-ways. Yes

2. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities two or

three stories, under 25 rooms with exterior exit-ways only. No

3. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities two or three

stories, under 25 rooms with interior and exterior exit-ways. Yes

4. School dormitories. AC04

AF05

AH03

5. Guest House/Bed and Breakfast, regardless of the

number of stories. AC05

6. Religious based retreat lodging. Yes

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AF02

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES OF TWO OR THREE STORIES

AND 25 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 50 ROOMS, WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities two or

three stories with 25 or more but fewer than 50 rooms

with any interior exit-ways. Yes


stories with 25 or more but fewer than 50 rooms with exterior

exit-ways only. No


stories with 25 or more but fewer than 50 rooms with interior

and exterior exit-ways. Yes


AF05

AH03




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AG02

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES OF TWO OR THREE STORIES

AND 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 100 ROOMS, WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities two or three

stories with 50 or more but fewer than 100 rooms with any



stories with 50 or more but fewer than 100 rooms with

exterior exit-ways only. No


stories with 50 or more but fewer than 100 rooms with

interior and exterior exit-ways. Yes


AF05

AH03




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AI01

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES OF TWO OR THREE

STORIES AND 100 ROOMS OR MORE, WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities two or three

stories with 100 rooms or more with any interior exit-ways. Yes


stories with 100 rooms or more with exterior exit-ways only. No


stories with 100 rooms or more with interior and exterior

exit-ways. Yes


AF05

AH03




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AH04

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES OF FOUR OR FIVE

STORIES AND HAVING FEWER THAN 50 ROOMS, WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities four or

five stories less than 50 rooms with any interior exit-ways. Yes

2. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities four or five

stories less than 50 rooms with exterior exit-ways only. No

3. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities four or

five stories less than 50 rooms with interior and

exterior exit-ways. Yes


AF05

AH03




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AI03


STORIES AND WHICH HAVE 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 100 ROOMS, WITH

ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities four or five

stories and which have 50 or more but fewer than 100 rooms

with any interior exit-ways. Yes



with exterior exit-ways only. No



with interior and exterior exit-ways. Yes


AF05

AH03




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BE01


STORIES, AND WHICH HAVE 100 OR MORE ROOMS WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities four or

five stories and which have 100 or more rooms with any



five stories and which have 100 or more rooms with exterior

exit-ways only. No


five stories and which have 100 or more rooms with interior



AF05

AH03




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BF04

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES, WHICH EXCEED FIVE

STORIES, AND HAVE FEWER THAN 50 ROOMS WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED

l. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities, which exceed

five stories less than 50 rooms with any interior exit-ways. Yes

2. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities, which exceed

five stories less than 50 rooms with exterior exit-ways only. No


five stories less than 50 rooms with interior and exterior

exit-ways. Yes


AF05

AH03




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BG07

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES WHICH EXCEED FIVE STORIES AND

HAVE 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 100 ROOMS WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED


five stories and which have 50 or more but fewer than 100

rooms with any interior exit-ways. Yes



rooms with exterior exit-ways only. No

3. Hotels, motels, and retreat lodging facilities, which exceed Yes


rooms with interior and exterior exit-ways.


AF05

AH03




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BH02

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND RETREAT LODGING FACILITIES, WHICH EXCEED FIVE STORIES

AND WHICH HAVE 100 ROOMS OR MORE WITH ANY INTERIOR EXIT-WAYS.


REQUIRED


five stories and which have 100 or more rooms with any



five stories and which have 100 or more rooms with exterior

exit-ways only. No


five stories and which have 100 or more rooms with interior



AF05

AH03




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ACO2

ROOMING & BOARDING HOMES OF ONE STORY

Note: To qualify as a rooming or boarding house an establishment must

have two or more occupants unrelated to the owner/operator and have more

than 15% of the rooms occupied for more than 90 days.

They are to be registered by Rooming and Boarding with a Class A,B,C,D or E

license.

Note: If you find this use and it is not licensed by DCA’s Rooming &

Boarding unit, please call 609-984-1706


REQUIRED

1. Rooming Houses of 1 story. Yes

2. Boarding Houses of 1 story. Yes

3. Convents or Brothers Homes. No

4. Fraternity and Sorority Houses of 1 story. Yes

5. School Dormitories.

AC04

AF05

AH03

6. Fire Houses. No

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AF04

ROOMING & BOARDING HOMES OF TWO OR THREE STORY




They are to be registered by Rooming and Boarding with a Class A,B,C,D or

E license.




REQUIRED

1. Rooming Houses of 2 or 3 stories. Yes

2. Boarding Houses of 2 or 3 stories. Yes


4. Fraternity and Sorority Houses of 2 or 3 stories. Yes


AC04

AF05

AH03

6. Fire Houses. No

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AH01

ROOMING & BOARDING HOMES OF FOUR OR MORE STORIES




They are to be registered by Rooming and Boarding with a Class A,B,C,D or

E license.




REQUIRED

1. Rooming Houses of 4 or more stories. Yes

2. Boarding Houses of 4 or more stories. Yes


4. Fraternity and Sorority Houses of 4 or more stories. Yes


AC04

AF05

AH03

6. Fire Houses. No

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AC05

GUEST HOUSES, AS DEFINED IN N.J.A.C. 5:70-1.5, REGARDLESS OF NUMBER OF

STORIES

Note: "Guest house" means a facility providing sleeping or dwelling

accommodations to transient guests which:

1. Is comprised of a structure originally constructed for the purposes

of a private residence;

2. Includes individual sleeping accommodations for 15 or fewer guests;

3. Has at least one dwelling unit occupied by the owner of the facility

as his place of residence during any time that the facility is being

used for the lodging of guests;

4. Has not less than 300 square feet of common area for the exclusive

use of the guests, including, but not limited to, parlors, dining

rooms, libraries and solariums;

5. Prohibits cooking and smoking in guest rooms;

6. Does not serve food to the general public on the premises;

7. Is not a "rooming house" or "boarding house" as defined in N.J.S.A.

55:13B-3; and

8. Does not allow any guest to remain more than 30 successive days or

more than 30 days of any period of 60 successive days.


REQUIRED

1. Guest houses. Yes

2. Bed and Breakfast and similar facilities having less Yes

than 49 occupants.

3. Bed and Breakfast and similar facilities having AC01

50 or more occupants. AF02

BF04

BG07

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ADO3

HALFWAY HOUSES, GROUP HOMES, COMMUNITY RESIDENCES, RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE

FACILITIES, AND RESIDENTIAL HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, ALCOHOL AND DRUG

TREATMENT CENTERS, YOUTH HOSTELS, HOMELESS SHELTERS AND OTHER SIMILIAR

FACILITIES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF LESS THAN 50.

• Shelters that are License by Rooming and Boarding that are either a Class

I, II or III.




REQUIRED

1. Halfway Houses occupancy of less than 50. Yes

2. Group Homes occupancy less than 50. Yes

3. Community Residences occupancy less than 50. Yes

4. Residential Child-Care Facility occupancy less than 50. Yes

5. Residential Health Care Facility, occupancy less than 50. Yes

6. Alcohol & Drug Treatment Center occupancy less than 50. Yes

7. Drug Treatment Center occupancy less than 50. Yes

8. Youth Hostels occupancy less than 50. Yes

9. Homeless Shelters occupancy less than 50. Yes

10. Overnight Camp for the Developmentally Disabled

occupancy less than 50. Yes

11. Guest House/Bed and Breakfast. AC05

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AFO3




FACILITIES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN

100 PERSONS.


I, II or III.




REQUIRED

1. Halfway Houses occupancy of 50 or more but less

than 100. Yes

2. Group Homes occupancy of 50 or more but less

than 100. Yes

3. Community Residences occupancy of 50 or more but less

than 100. Yes

4. Residential Child-Care Facility occupancy of 50 or more

but less than 100. Yes

5. Residential Health Care Facility, occupancy of 50 or

more but less than 100. Yes

6. Alcohol & Drug Treatment Center occupancy of 50 or more


7. Drug Treatment Center occupancy of 50 or more


8. Youth Hostels occupancy of 50 or more


9. Homeless Shelters occupancy of 50 or more


10. Overnight Camp for the Developmentally Disabled occupancy

of 50 or more but less than 100. Yes

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AHO2




FACILITIES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 100 PERSONS OR MORE.


I, II or III.




REQUIRED

1. Halfway Houses occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

2. Group Homes occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

3. Community Residences occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

4. Residential Child-Care Facility occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

5. Residential Health Care Facility, occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

6. Alcohol & Drug Treatment Center occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

7. Drug Treatment Center occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

8. Youth Hostels occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

9. Homeless Shelters occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

10. Overnight Camp for the Developmentally Disabled

occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

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BG03

FREE-STANDING INSTITUTIONAL AND SIMILAR FACILITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT

LIMITED TO OUTPATIENT SURGERY FACILITIES, RENAL DIALYSIS FACILITIES,

ABORTION CLINICS, AND BIRTHING CENTERS, IN BUILDINGS OF LESS THAN 10,000

SQUARE FEET.

NOTE: This category is for stand-alone institutional uses not contained

within a larger institutional use. However, when this use is found in a

building which contains other, unrelated uses, such as an office building,

only measure the square footage of the institutional use.


REQUIRED

1. Outpatient surgery building less than 10,000 square feet. Yes

2. Renal Dialysis building less than 10,000 square feet. Yes

3. Abortion Clinic building less than 10,000 square feet. Yes

4. Birthing Center building less than 10,000 square feet. Yes

5. Any of the above within a CC02, CD02, or CE03 building. No

6. Oral Surgeon. No

7. Dentist’s office. No

8. Doctor's office. No

-39-

BJ02

FREE-STANDING INSTITUTIONAL AND SIMILAR FACILITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT

LIMITED TO OUTPATIENT SURGERY FACILITIES, RENAL DIALYSIS FACILITIES,

ABORTION CLINICS, AND BIRTHING CENTERS, IN BUILDINGS 10,000 SQUARE FEET OR

MORE.

NOTE: This category is for stand-alone institutional uses not contained

within a larger institutional use. However, when this use is found in a

building which contains other, unrelated uses, such as an office building,

only measure the square footage of the institutional use.


REQUIRED

1. Outpatient surgery building 10,000 square feet or more. Yes

2. Renal Dialysis building 10,000 square feet or more. Yes

3. Abortion Clinic building 10,000 square feet or more. Yes

4. Birthing Center building 10,000 square feet or more. Yes

5. Any of the above within a CC02, CD02, or CE03 building. No

6. Oral Surgeon. No

7. Dentist’s office. No

8. Doctor's office. No

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CC02

INSTITUTIONAL AND SIMILAR FACILITIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO

HOSPITALS AND LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES WHICH HOUSE PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM

PHYSICAL LIMITATION DUE TO AGE, HEALTH, OR HANDICAPS WHICH HAVE FEWER THAN

100 BEDS.

NOTE: Long Term Care means more than 30 days.


REQUIRED

1. Hospital with less than 100 beds. Yes

2. Nursing home with less than 100 beds. Yes

3. Home for aged with less than 100 beds. Yes

4. Mental hospital with less than 100 beds. Yes

5. Senior citizen housing (not a high-rise). No

6. Residential Health Care facility. AD03

AF03

AH02

7. Assisted-Living Facility. Yes

8. Dining Room areas and multipurpose rooms over 50 No

for client use.

9. Dining area for those other than clients see pages 48-54 Yes

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CD02



PHYSICAL LIMITATION DUE TO AGE, HEALTH, OR HANDICAPS WHICH HAVE 100 OR

MORE BUT FEWER THAN 200 BEDS.



REQUIRED

1. Hospital with 100 or more but less than 200 beds. Yes

2. Nursing home with 100 or more but less than 200 beds. Yes

3. Home for aged with 100 or more but less than 200 beds. Yes

4. Mental hospital with 100 or more but less than 200 beds. Yes



AF03

AH02



for client use.


-42-

CE03



PHYSICAL LIMITATION DUE TO AGE, HEALTH, OR HANDICAPS WHICH HAVE 200 BEDS

OR MORE.



REQUIRED

1. Hospital with 200 or more beds. Yes

2. Nursing home with 200 or more beds. Yes

3. Home for aged with 200 or more beds. Yes

4. Mental hospital with 200 or more beds. Yes



AF03

AH02



for client use.


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BF01

PRISONS AND OTHER FACILITIES OF SIX OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 50 BEDS WHERE

RESIDENTS, OCCUPANTS OR INMATES ARE KEPT UNDER RESTRAINT.


REQUIRED

1. County and city prisons; 6 or more but fewer than 50 beds. Yes

2. Municipal jails; 6 or more but fewer than 50 beds. Yes

3. Municipal jails; under 6 beds. No

4. Mental health facility under restraint 6 or more but

fewer than 50 beds, primary use. Yes

5. Mental health facility under restraint within a

CC02, CD02, or CE03 building. No

6. Hospital with an incarceration wing serving six to 49 beds. Yes

* * * * * * * * * *

BG02

PRISONS AND OTHER FACILITIES OF 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 100 BEDS WHERE



REQUIRED



3. Mental health facility under restraint 50 or more but less

than 100 beds, primary use. Yes



5. Hospital with an incarceration wing serving 50 to 99 beds. Yes

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BH01




REQUIRED







5. Hospital with an incarceration wing serving 100-199 beds. Yes

* * * * * * * * * *

BI01




REQUIRED



3. Mental health facility under restraint 200 or more but fewer




5. Hospital with an incarceration wing serving 200-299 beds. Yes

-45-

BL06

PRISONS AND OTHER FACILITIES OF 300 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 1,000 BEDS WHERE



REQUIRED

1. County and city prisons; 300 or more but fewer than 1,000 beds. Yes

2. Municipal jails; 300 or more but fewer than 1,000 beds. Yes


than 1,000 beds, primary use. Yes



* * * * * * * * * *

BM06

PRISONS AND OTHER FACILITIES OF 1,000 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 2,000 BEDS

WHERE RESIDENTS, OCCUPANTS OR INMATES ARE KEPT UNDER RESTRAINT.


REQUIRED

1. County and city prisons; 1,000 or more but fewer than 2,000 beds. Yes

2. Municipal jails; 1,000 or more but fewer than 2,000 beds. Yes

3. Mental health facility under restraint 1,000 or more but fewer




-46-

BN06

PRISONS AND OTHER FACILITIES OF 2,000 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 3,000 BEDS

WHERE RESIDENTS, OCCUPANTS OR INMATES ARE KEPT UNDER RESTRAINT.


REQUIRED

1. County and city prisons; 2,000 or more but fewer than 3,000 beds. Yes

2. Municipal jails; 2,000 or more but fewer than 3,000 beds. Yes

3. Mental health facility under restraint 2,000 or more but less




* * * * * * * * * *

BO06

PRISONS AND OTHER FACILITIES OF 3,000 OR MORE BEDS WHERE



REQUIRED

1. County and city prisons; 3,000 or more beds. Yes

2. Municipal jails; 3,000 or more beds. Yes

3. Mental health facility under restraint 3,000 or more

beds, primary use. Yes



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ACO3

EATING AND/OR DRINKING ESTABLISHMENTS WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY

OF FEWER THAN 50 PERSONS IN WHICH ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY BE CONSUMED.


REQUIRED

1. Eating only establishment with under 50 occupancy limit. No

2. Eating establishment – BYOB. Yes

3. Drinking establishment with under 50 occupancy limit. Yes

4. Eating and Drinking establishment with under 50

occupancy limit. Yes

5. Night club, dance hall or disco with under 50 occupancy limit. Yes

6. Private clubs with club liquor license with under

50 occupancy limit. Yes

7. Firehouse with club liquor license with under


8. Eating and Drinking in stadiums-restaurant with under


9. Take-out food service with no food preparation area and

no seating area. No

10. Take-out food service with a cooking area but

no seating area. No

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AGO1


OF 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 100 PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Restaurants/cafeterias occupancy 50 or more but less

than 100. Yes

2. Drinking establishments with 50 or more

but under 100 occupancy limit. Yes

3. Eating and drinking establishments with 50 or more


4. Dance halls, night club or disco with 50 or more

but less than 100 occupancy limit. Yes

5. Private eating and/or drinking clubs or restaurants

occupancy 50 or more but less than 100. Yes

6. Public or private school cafeteria in a building registered No

as an AE03 run by school with cooking facilities used for

food preparation occupancy 50 or more but less than 100.

7. College cafeteria with cooking facilities Yes

used for food preparation occupancy 50 or more but less

than 100.

8. Business cafeteria or restaurant


9. Soup Kitchen. No

10. College club occupancy 50 or more but less than 100. Yes

11. College/University pubs; occupancy 50 or more


12. Firehouse with a club liquor license; occupancy

50 or more but less than 100. AD06

13. Fraternal organization operated as such, where eating and AD06

drinking occur.

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BD05




REQUIRED


than 200. Yes














than 200.



9. Soup Kitchen. No




12. Fire house with a club liquor license; occupancy

100 or more but less than 200. BB02

13. Fraternal organization operated as such, where eating and BB02

drinking occur.

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BG05




REQUIRED


than 300. Yes














than 300.



9. Soup Kitchen. No





200 or more but less than 300. BC01

13. Fraternal organization operated as such, where eating and BC01

drinking occur.

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CC03




REQUIRED


than 500. Yes














than 500.



9. Soup Kitchen. No





300 or more but less than 500. BC01

13. Fraternal organization operated as such, where eating and BC01

drinking occur.

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CG03




REQUIRED


than 750. Yes














than 750.



9. Soup Kitchen. No





500 or more but less than 750. BE01

13. Fraternal organization operated as such, where eating and BE01

drinking occur.

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CH01




REQUIRED


than 1000. Yes














than 1000.



9. Soup Kitchen. No




12. Fire house with a club liquor license; occupancy

750 or more but less than 1000. BE01

13. Fraternal organization operated as such, where eating and BE01

drinking occur.

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CI01


OF 1000 OR MORE PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Restaurants/cafeterias occupancy 1000 or more


2. Drinking establishments with 1000 or more occupancy limit. Yes






occupancy 1000 or more. Yes



food preparation occupancy 1000 or more.


used for food preparation occupancy 1000 or more.


occupancy 1000 or more. Yes

9. Soup Kitchen. No

10. College club occupancy 1000 or more. Yes

11. College/University pubs; occupancy 1000 or more. Yes


1000 or more. BG08

13. Fraternal organization operated as such, where eating and BG08

drinking occur.

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AD06

RECREATION CENTERS, MULTI-PURPOSE ROOMS, LECTURE HALLS, ART GALLERIES,

EXHIBITION HALLS AND SIMILAR USES WHERE PERSONS ASSEMBLE OTHER THAN FOR

RELIGIOUS SERVICES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 50 OR MORE BUT



REQUIRED

l. Town, City, or County halls and courtrooms occupancy of

50 or more but less than 100 persons. Yes

2. Library, public or in a college/university occupancy of


3. Library within a public/private school K-12 occupancy

50 or more but less than 100 persons. **

4. Common recreation rooms occupancy of 50 or more but less

than 100 persons in condominium, community centers,

multi-purpose rooms, etc. Yes

5. Common recreation facility in a separate building occupancy

of 50 or more but less than 100 persons in condominium,

community centers, multi-purpose rooms, etc. Yes

6. Senior centers-all purpose room occupancy of 50 or more

but less than 100 persons. Yes

7. Senior center-all purpose room occupancy of 50 or more but

less than 100 persons in an already registered life hazard

use such as a high-rise building at 1/2 fee. Yes

8. Fraternal organization lodge or union hall occupancy of 50 Yes

or more but less than 100 persons Firehouses, Church Banquet

Halls, VFW, Moose, Elks etc.

If rented out less than 6 times per year for public assembly. Permit

If hall and bar area, under 50 occupants. AC03

9. Any hall used strictly for Bingo. Yes

10. Church, Mosque or Synagogue for worship or religious activities. No

11. Publicly/privately owned museum, art gallery, exhibition hall,

or concert hall occupancy of 50 or more but less than 100 persons. Yes

12. Adult Day Care 6 or more but fewer than 50 persons. AC07

** If the use is located within an educational building K-12, it is not



building (see description for AE03), the use code category would be a

BB02. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a BB02.

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BB02






REQUIRED





3. Library within a public/private school K-12 occupancy of

















If hall and bar area, under 100 occupants. AC03

AD07


10. Church Mosque or Synagogue for worship or religious activities. No


or concert hall occupancy of 100 or more but less than 200 persons. Yes

12. Adult Day Care 6 or more but fewer than 50 persons. AC07





BB02. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a BB02.

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BC01






REQUIRED

























or concert hall occupancy of 200 or more but less

than 500 persons. Yes





BC01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a BC01.

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BE03




FEWER THAN 1,000 PERSONS.


REQUIRED


500 or more but less than 1,000 persons. Yes


500 or more but less than 1,000 persons. Yes


500 or more but less than 1,000 persons. **


than 1,000 persons in condominium, community centers,



of 500 or more but less than 1,000 persons in condominium,



but less than 1,000 persons. Yes


less than 1,000 persons in an already registered life hazard



or more but less than 1,000 persons Firehouses, Church Banquet




10. Church, Mosque or synagogue for worship or religious activities. No


or concert hall occupancy of 500 or more but less than 1,000 persons. Yes





BE03. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a BE03.

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BG08



RELIGIOUS SERVICES WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 1,000 OR MORE

BUT LESS THAN 3,000 PERSONS.


REQUIRED


1,000 or more but less than 3,000 persons. Yes




1,000 or more but less than 3,000 persons. **

4. Common recreation rooms occupancy of 1,000 or more but less




of 1,000 or more but less than 3,000 persons in condominium,


6. Senior centers-all purpose room occupancy of 1,000 or more but

less than 3,000 persons. Yes

7. Senior center-all purpose room occupancy of 1,000 or more

but less than 3,000 persons in an already registered life

hazard use such as a high-rise building at 1/2 fee. Yes

8. Fraternal organization lodge or union hall occupancy of 1,000 Yes






11. Publicly/privately owned museum, art gallery, exhibition

hall or concert hall occupancy of 1,000 or more but less

than 3,000 persons. Yes





BG08. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a BG08.

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CG01






REQUIRED































CG01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a CG01.

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CI02






REQUIRED































CI02. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a CI02.

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DB02




PERSONS.


REQUIRED


12,000 or more persons. Yes


12,000 or more persons. Yes


12,000 or more persons. **

4. Common recreation rooms occupancy of 12,000 or more persons

in condominium, community centers, multi-purpose rooms, etc. Yes


of 12,000 or more persons in condominium, community centers,


6. Senior centers-all purpose room occupancy of 1,2000 or more

persons. Yes


persons in an already registered life hazard use such as a

high-rise building at 1/2 fee. Yes

8. Fraternal organization lodge or union hall occupancy of Yes

12,000 or more persons Firehouses, Church Banquet






hall or concert hall occupancy of 12,000 or more persons. Yes





DB02. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a DB02.

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AD07

FUNERAL HOMES, FUNERAL PARLORS AND MORTUARIES PROVIDING ACCESS TO THE

PUBLIC WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 50 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN

100 PERSONS.

REGISTRATION

REQUIRED

1. Indoor Mausoleum Yes

BB01



200 PERSONS.


BC02



500 PERSONS.


BE04


PUBLIC WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 500 OR MORE.


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BG09

TRANSPORTATION TERMINALS WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 100 OR MORE

PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Bus terminal occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

2. Train station occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

3. Airport passenger terminal occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

4. Passenger shipping terminal occupancy of 100 or more. Yes

5. Any of the above occupancy less than 100. No

6. Amusement rides. No

7. Trucking terminal. BF22

BG31

BI03

BK06

BL04

BM05

BN05

BO05

BQ02

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BD01

MOTION PICTURE THEATERS, OR THEATERS INCORPORATING A LEGITIMATE, REGULAR

OR THRUST STAGE WITHOUT ANY SCENERY OR PROP STORAGE AREAS BEHIND A

PROSCENIUM ARCH, WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF FEWER THAN 100

PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Buildings with more than one theater, but with common

lobby total occupancy of less than 100; registered as one. Yes

2. Theaters physically separated (by fire wall) or in

different buildings on the same property, under common Yes

ownership, occupancy of each less than 100;

1st at full fee, the rest at 1/2 fee.

3. Drive-in theaters without buildings for seating. No

4. Theaters with a legitimate, regular or thrust stage

without storage behind a proscenium arch with an

occupancy of less than 100. Yes

5. Theaters with a legitimate, regular or thrust stage CA01

with storage behind a proscenium arch. CB01

CD01

CE01

6. Legitimate theater converted for use ONLY as a movie theater. Yes

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BF02



PROSCENIUM ARCH, WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 100 OR MORE BUT



REQUIRED


lobby, total occupancy of 100 or more but less than 200;

registered as one. Yes


different buildings on the same property, under common

ownership, occupancy each of 100 or more but less

than 200; 1st at full fee, the rest at 1/2 fee. Yes



without storage behind a proscenium arch with an

occupancy of 100 or more but less than 200. Yes



CD01

CE01


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BG04



PROSCENIUM ARCH, WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 200 OR MORE

BUT FEWER THAN 400 PERSONS.


REQUIRED


lobby total occupancy of 200 or more but fewer than 400

persons; registered as one. Yes

2. Theaters physically separated (by fire wall) or in Yes


ownership, occupancy each of 200 or more but fewer than

400 persons; 1st at full fee, the rest at 1/2 fee.



without storage behind a proscenium arch, with an

occupancy of 200 or more but fewer than 400 persons. Yes



CD01

CE01


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BH05




BUT FEWER THAN 700 PERSONS.


REQUIRED


lobby total occupancy of 400 or more but fewer than 700





700 persons; 1st at full fee, the rest at 1/2 fee. Yes




occupancy of 400 or more but fewer than 700 persons. Yes



CD01

CE01


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BI04




BUT FEWER THAN 1,000 PERSONS.


REQUIRED


lobby total occupancy of 700 or more but fewer than 1,000





1,000 persons; 1st at full fee, the rest at 1/2 fee. Yes




occupancy of 700 or more but fewer than 1,000 persons. Yes



CD01

CE01


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BK07



PROSCENIUM ARCH, WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 1,000 OR MORE

PERSONS.


REQUIRED


lobby total occupancy of 1,000 or more persons; registered

as one. Yes



ownership, occupancy each of 1,000 or more persons; 1st at

full fee, the rest at 1/2 fee. Yes




occupancy of 1,000 or more persons. Yes



CD01

CE01


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CA01

THEATERS INCORPORATING A LEGITIMATE, REGULAR OR THRUST STAGE HAVING ANY

SCENERY OR PROP STORAGE BEHIND A PROSCENIUM ARCH AND HAVING A MAXIMUM

PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF FEWER THAN 100 PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Legitimate stage with storage behind proscenium

arch occupancy less than 100. Yes

2. Regular stage with storage behind proscenium


3. Thrust stage with storage behind proscenium


4. Legitimate stage without storage BD01 BH05

behind proscenium arch. BF02 BI04

BG04 BK07

5. Regular stage without storage BD01 BH05


BG04 BK07

6. Thrust stage without storage BD01 BH05


BG04 BK07

7. In any public or private school K-12, used during **

or after school hours for school production

open to the public occupancy less than 100.

8. In college/university for school productions

open to the public occupancy less than 100. Yes

9. Any of above rented out to outside organization

for performances occupancy less than 100. Yes

10. Theater converted to motion picture theater with BDO1 BH05

existing stage and arch in place but used for motion BF02 BI04

picture only. BG04 BK07


registered as a separate use but included in an educational building use

category of AE03. If the use is not located within the educational

building and (see description for AE03), the use code category would be an

CA01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a CA0l.

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CB01


SCENERY OR PROP STORAGE AREA BEHIND A PROSCENIUM ARCH AND HAVING A MAXIMUM

PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 100 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 200 PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Legitimate stage with storage behind proscenium arch


2. Regular stage with storage behind proscenium arch


3. Thrust stage with storage behind proscenium arch




BG04 BK07



BG04 BK07



BG04 BK07

7. In any public or private school K-12, used during or **

after school hours for school production open to the

public occupancy of 100 or more but less than 200.

8. In college/university for school productions open to

the public occupancy of 100 or more but less than 200. Yes

9. Any of above rented out to outside organization for

performances occupancy of 100 or more but less than 200. Yes

10. Theater converted to motion picture theater with BD01 BH05

existing stage and arch in place but used for BF02 BI04

motion picture only. BG04 BK07





CB01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a CB0l.

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CD01


SCENERY OR PROP STORAGE AREA BEHIND A PROSCENIUM ARCH AND HAVING A MAXIMUM

PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 200 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 300 PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Legitimate stage with storage behind proscenium arch


2. Regular stage with storage behind proscenium arch


3. Thrust stage with storage behind proscenium arch




BG04 BK07



BG04 BK07



BG04 BK07

7. In any public or private school K-12, used during or **

after school hours for school production open to the

public occupancy of 200 or more but less than 300.

8. In college/university for school productions open to

the public occupancy of 200 or more but less than 300. Yes

9. Any of above rented out to outside organization for

performances occupancy of 200 or more but less than 300. Yes







building and (see description for AE03), the use code category would be an

CD01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a CD0l.

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CE01


SCENERY OR PROP STORAGE AREA BEHIND A PROSCENIUM ARCH WITH A MAXIMUM

PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 300 OR MORE PERSONS.


REQUIRED

1. Legitimate stage with storage behind proscenium

arch occupancy of 300 or more. Yes

2. Regular stage with storage behind proscenium


3. Thrust stage with storage behind proscenium




BG04 BK07



BG04 BK07



BG04 BK07

7. In any public or private school, used during or after **

school hours for school production open to the public

occupancy of 300 or more.

8. In college/university for school productions

open to the public occupancy of 300 or more. Yes

9. Any of above rented out to outside organization

for performances occupancy of 300 or more. Yes








CE01. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as a CE0l.

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CF01

PLACES OF AMUSEMENT WHICH ARE DESIGNED TO DISORIENT THE OCCUPANT, REDUCE VISION,

PRESENT BARRIERS OR OTHERWISE IMPEDE THE FREE FLOW OF TRAFFIC SUCH AS HAUNTED

HOUSES, FUN HOUSES, TUNNELS OF LOVE AND SIMILAR USES.


REQUIRED

1. Haunted houses . Yes

2. Fun houses . Yes

3. Tunnels of love . Yes

4. House of mirrors . Yes

5. Portable (mobile) haunted houses, Permit

fun houses, etc.

6. Laser tag, paint ball or similar use which meets the descriptive

criteria. Yes

* * * * * * * * * *

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BJ05

STADIUMS, RACE TRACKS AND OTHER SIMILAR EXTERIOR PLACES OF AMUSEMENT WITH

ENCLOSED INTERIOR SPACES, WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF FEWER THAN

5,000 PERSONS.

NOTE: Enclosed interior spaces refers to areas that are intended to be

occupied by the general public such as, assembly rooms, concession areas,

corridors, etc.


REQUIRED

1. Race tracks (horses) occupancy of less than 5,000

with enclosed interior spaces privately owned but

publicly attended. Yes

2. Auto race tracks occupancy of less than 5,000 with

enclosed interior spaces privately owned but


3. College/university stadiums occupancy of less

than 5,000 with enclosed interior spaces. Yes

4. Public secondary school stadiums occupancy of

less than 5,000 with enclosed interior spaces.

If owned by school & used by school **

If not owned by school BJ05

5. Private school stadiums occupancy of less than 5,000

with enclosed interior spaces.


If not owned by school BJ05

6. Public secondary school ball fields with open bleachers. No

7. Private school ball fields with open bleachers. No

8. Municipal owned ball fields with open bleachers:

i.e. PAL, little league. No

9. Professional athletic stadiums occupancy of less

than 5,000. Yes





BJ05. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as an BJ05.

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BM01


ENCLOSED INTERIOR SPACES, WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 5,000 OR

MORE BUT FEWER THAN 10,000 PERSONS.



corridors, etc.


REQUIRED

1. Race tracks (horses) occupancy of 5,000 or more but

less than 10,000 with enclosed interior spaces

privately owned but publicly attended. Yes

2. Auto race tracks occupancy of 5,000 or more but less

than 10,000 with enclosed interior spaces

privately owned but publicly attended. Yes

3. College/university stadiums occupancy of 5,000 or

more but less than 10,000 with enclosed interior spaces. Yes

4. Public secondary school stadiums occupancy of 5,000

or more but less than 10,000 with enclosed

interior spaces.


If not owned by school BM01

5. Private school stadiums occupancy of 5,000 or more

but less than 10,000 with enclosed interior spaces.


If not owned by school BM01





9. Professional athletic stadiums occupancy of 5,000 or

more but less than 10,000. Yes





BM0l. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as an BM01.

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BO01


ENCLOSED INTERIOR SPACES, WITH A MAXIMUM PERMITTED OCCUPANCY OF 10,000 OR

MORE PERSONS.



corridors, etc.


REQUIRED

1. Race tracks (horses) occupancy of 10,000 or more

with enclosed interior spaces privately owned but


2. Auto race tracks occupancy of 10,000 or more with

enclosed interior spaces privately owned but


3. College/university stadiums occupancy of 10,000

or more with enclosed interior spaces. Yes

4. Public secondary school stadiums occupancy of 10,000

or more with enclosed interior spaces.


If not owned by school BO01

5. Private school stadiums occupancy of 10,000 or more

with enclosed interior spaces.


If not owned by school BO01





9. Professional athletic stadiums occupancy of 10,000

or more. Yes





BO0l. If the use is privately run, it would be registered as an BO0l.

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AI02

HARDWARE STORES AND HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTERS OF 3,000 OR MORE BUT LESS

THAN 12,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROSS FLOOR AREA.

Note: Hardware store means a building or location of less than 12,000

square feet offering for sale a variety of merchandise including, but not

restricted to, limited amounts of tools and associated equipment, garden

supplies and paints, and also offering limited quantities of building

materials including, but not limited to, plumbing, electrical and

carpentry supplies. The establishment may also provide services such as

glazing, sharpening and repairs.


REQUIRED

1. Hardware stores and home improvement centers of less than

3,000 square feet gross floor area inside building, with

outdoor storage and/or outdoor sales area which together

are 3,000 or more but less than 12,000 square feet of

gross floor area. No

2. A house-wares store offering for sale a wide variety of

household products such as pots, pans, cooking and baking

implements, shades, blinds, curtain/drapery rods, etc.

but not paints, tools, fasteners, building supplies,

garden products, etc. when 3,000 or more but less than

12,000 square feet gross floor area. No

3. General merchandise store of 3,000 or more but less than

12,000 square feet gross floor area, in which a portion of

the business meets the definition of a hardware store or

home improvement center, but the use of the store is not

primarily a hardware store. No

4. Specialty stores between 3,000 and 12,000 square feet

gross floor area, such as paint stores and tile stores. Yes

5. Hardware stores and home improvement centers over 12,000

square feet gross floor area. BF03 BL05

BG06 BN03

BJ04 BO03

6. Hardware store of more than 3,000 but less than 12,000

square feet gross floor area with more than 100,000 board

feet of lumber, in addition to registration for lumber

storage. Yes

7. Auto and Boat supply stores between 3000 to 12,000 square feet. No

8. Plumbing supply store between 3,000 to 12,000 square feet. Yes

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AD04

BUILDINGS USED FOR DRY CLEANING PURPOSES.


l. Dry cleaning establishments primary use. Yes

2. Dry cleaning in restaurants, car washes, hospitals, hotels. No

3. Dry cleaning in colleges or universities. No

4. Coin operated dry cleaning. No

5. Laundromat. No

6. Spot cleaning. No

7. Dry cleaning using flammable cleaning solvents. Yes

8. Dry cleaning using non-flammable cleaning solvents

such as Perchloroethylene (PERC). Yes

9. Drop off site where cleaning is being done in another No

location.

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BF03

RETAIL STORES AND OTHER MERCANTILE USES OF MORE THAN 12,000 SQUARE FEET

BUT LESS THAN 24,000 SQUARE FEET IN GROSS FLOOR AREAS.

Note: Gross Floor Area is the floor area within the perimeter of the

outside walls of the building, without deduction for hallways, stairs,

closets, thickness of wall, columns, or other features.


REQUIRED

1. Retail business with a small counter service gross

floor area of over 12,000 but less than 24,000 but

selling only at the counter; example: plumbing or

electrical supply outlet. Yes

2. Factory outlets located at same location as business. Yes

3. Mercantile business with over 12,000 but less than

24,000 square feet of gross area selling only to

limited clientele; example: wholesale or trade sales. Yes

4. Manufacturing industry with more than 12,000 but

less than 24,000 square feet in gross area selling

wholesale at that location. Yes

5. Garden center with more than 12,000 but less than 24,000

square feet in gross area including an outside nursery. No

6. Garden center with more than 12,000 but less than 24,000

square feet in gross area not including any outside

nursery area. Yes

7. Auto dealerships between 12,000 but less than 24,000 square

feet of building. Yes

8. Hardware store between 3,000- 12,000 square feet. Yes

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BG06

RETAIL STORES AND OTHER MERCANTILE USES OF 24,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE BUT

LESS THAN 48,000 SQUARE FEET IN GROSS FLOOR AREAS.





REQUIRED

1. Retail business with a small counter service gross

floor area of 24,000 or more but less than 48,000 but

selling only at the counter; example: plumbing or

electrical supply outlet. Yes


3. Mercantile business with 24,000 or more but less than

48,000 square feet of gross area selling only to

limited clientele; example: wholesale or trade sales. Yes

4. Manufacturing industry with 24,000 or more but

less than 48,000 square feet in gross area selling

wholesale at that location. Yes

5. Garden center with 24,000 or more but less than 48,000

square feet in gross area including an outside nursery. No

6. Garden center with 24,000 or more but less than 48,000

square feet in gross area not including any outside

nursery area. Yes



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BJ04

RETAIL STORES AND OTHER MERCANTILE USES OF 48,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE






REQUIRED

1. Retail business with a small counter service gross floor

area of 48,000 or more but less than 100,000 square feet and

selling only at the counter;

example: plumbing or electrical supply outlet. Yes


3. Mercantile business with 48,000 or more but less than 100,000

square feet of gross area selling only to limited clientele;

example: wholesale or trade sales. Yes

4. Manufacturing industry with 48,000 or more but less than

100,000 square feet in gross area selling wholesale at that

location. Yes

5. Garden center with 48,000 or more but less than 100,000 square

feet in gross area including an outside nursery. No


feet in gross area not including any outside nursery area. Yes



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BL05







REQUIRED











location. Yes







-85-

BN03







REQUIRED











location. Yes







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BO03


IN GROSS FLOOR AREAS.





REQUIRED


area of 400,000 or more square feet and selling only at the

counter; example: plumbing or electrical supply outlet. Yes


3. Mercantile business with 400,000 or more square feet of gross

area selling only to limited clientele;


4. Manufacturing industry with 400,000 or more square feet in

gross area selling wholesale at that location. Yes

5. Garden center with 400,000 or more square feet in gross area

including an outside nursery. No

6. Garden center with 400,000 or more square feet in gross area

not including any outside nursery area. Yes

7. Auto dealerships with more than 400,000 square feet of building. Yes

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BF09

LUMBER YARDS AND/OR WOODWORKING PLANTS IN WHICH MORE THAN 100,000 BUT LESS

THAN 250,000 BOARD FEET OF LUMBER IS TO BE STORED.

NOTE: "Lumber" means boards, dimension lumber, timber, plywood, pressure

treated wood, fencing and fence posts, and other similar wood products.

“Board Feet” means 1 foot by 1 foot by 1 inch thick.


REQUIRED

l. Retail home center store over 12,000 square feet

registered as a LHU which also stores more than

100,000 but less than 250,000 board feet of lumber. Yes

2. Retail home center under 12,000 square feet which

stores more than 100,000 but less than 250,000

board feet of lumber. Yes

3. Lumber yard with more than 100,000 but less than

250,000 board feet of lumber storage outside. Yes


250,000 board feet of lumber storage combined

inside and outside. Yes

5. Storage of telephone poles. No

6. Storage of windows and doors. No

7. Storage of trees in a mill. No

8. Fence manufacturers, if storing more than 100,000

but less than 250,000 board feet of raw lumber. Yes

9. Lumber mills that have 100,000 but less than 250,000 Yes

board feet of stored lumber.

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BG13

LUMBER YARDS AND/OR WOODWORKING PLANTS IN WHICH 250,000 OR MORE BUT LESS

THAN 500,000 BOARD FEET OF LUMBER IS TO BE STORED.





REQUIRED


registered as a LHU which also stores more than

250,000 but less than 500,000 board feet of lumber. Yes


stores more than 250,000 but less than 500,000

board feet of lumber. Yes


500,000 board feet of lumber storage outside. Yes


500,000 board feet of lumber storage combined

inside and outside. Yes




8. Fence manufacturer, if storing 250,000 or more but less Yes

than 500,000 board feet of raw lumber.

9. Lumber mills that have 250,000 but less than 500,000 Yes

board feet of stored lumber.

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BJ09

LUMBER YARDS AND/OR WOODWORKING PLANTS IN WHICH 500,000 OR MORE BOARD FEET

OF LUMBER IS TO BE STORED.





REQUIRED


registered as a LHU which also stores

500,000 or more board feet of lumber. Yes


stores 500,000 or more board feet of lumber. Yes

3. Lumber yard with 500,000 or more board feet of

lumber storage outside. Yes

4. Lumber yard with 500,000 or more board feet of lumber

storage combined inside and outside. Yes




8. Fence manufacturer, if storing 500,000 or more Yes

board feet of lumber.

9. Lumber mills that have 500,000 or more board feet of Yes

stored lumber.

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BF07

EQUIPMENT, PROCESSES, AND OPERATIONS INVOLVING DUST WHICH, IF MIXED WITH

AIR, BECOMES EXPLOSIVE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, GRAIN BLEACHERS OR

ELEVATORS; FLOUR, STARCH OR FEED MILLS; MALT HOUSES; WOOD FLOUR

MANUFACTURING PLANTS; OR PLANTS THAT PULVERIZE ALUMINUM, COAL, COCOA,

MAGNESIUM, SPICES, OR SUGAR IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER 50,000

SQUARE FEET.

NOTE: This category includes ONLY special hazard dusts, created during

handling of products, which are normally removed from the processing area

through mechanical ventilation systems.


REQUIRED

1. Bakeries. No

2. Grain bleachers less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

3. Grain elevators less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

4. Flour mills less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

5. Starch mills less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

6. Feed mills less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

7. Malt houses less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

8. Wood flour (pulverized wood) manufacturing plants

less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

9. Aluminum pulverizing plants less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

10. Coal pulverizing plants less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

11. Cocoa pulverizing plants less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

12. Magnesium pulverizing plants less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

13. Spices pulverizing plants less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

14. Sugar pulverizing plants less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

15. Generating plant, if pulverizing coal


16. Woodworking plants (sawdust) less than 100,000

board feet of lumber. No

17. Woodworking plants with more than 100,000 board

feet of lumber. BF09

BG13

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BG11





MAGNESIUM, SPICES, OR SUGAR IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 50,000 OR

MORE BUT LESS THAN 100,000 SQUARE FEET.




DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS REGISTRAITON

REQUIRED

1. Bakeries. No

2. Grain bleachers 50,000 or more but less than 100,000

square feet. Yes

3. Grain elevators 50,000 or more but less than 100,000

square feet. Yes

4. Flour mills 50,000 or more but less than 100,000

square feet. Yes

5. Starch mills 50,000 or more but less than 100,000

square feet. Yes

6. Feed mills 50,000 or more but less than 100,000

square feet. Yes

7. Malt houses 50,000 or more but less than 100,000

square feet. Yes


50,000 or more but less than 100,000 square feet. Yes

9. Aluminum pulverizing plants 50,000 or more but less

than 100,000 square feet. Yes

10. Coal pulverizing plants 50,000 or more but less


11. Cocoa pulverizing plants 50,000 or more but less


12. Magnesium pulverizing plants 50,000 or more but less


13. Spices pulverizing plants 50,000 or more but less


Continued on next page

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BG11 (cont'd)


REQUIRED

14. Sugar pulverizing plants 50,000 or more but less


15. Generating plant, if pulverizing coal 50,000 or more






BG13

BJ09

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BJ07





MAGNESIUM, SPICES, OR SUGAR IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 100,000

SQUARE FEET OR MORE.





REQUIRED

1. Bakeries. No

2. Grain bleachers 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

3. Grain elevators 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

4. Flour mills 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

5. Starch mills 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

6. Feed mills 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

7. Malt houses 100,000 square feet or more. Yes


100,000 square feet or more. Yes

9. Aluminum pulverizing plants 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

10. Coal pulverizing plants 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

11. Cocoa pulverizing plants 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

12. Magnesium pulverizing plants 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

13. Spices pulverizing plants 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

14. Sugar pulverizing plants 100,000 square feet or more. Yes

15. Generating plant, if pulverizing coal






BG13

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BF08

CROP RIPENING OR COLORING PROCESSES IN ALL BULIDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER

50,000 SQUARE FEET.

DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS REGISTRAITON

REQUIRED

l. Crop ripening process in buildings less than 50,000 sq. ft. Yes

2. Crop coloring process in buildings less than 50,000 sq. ft. Yes

* * * * * * * * * *

BG12

CROP RIPENING OR COLORING PROCESSES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF

50,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN l00,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

l. Crop ripening process in buildings 50,000 or more but less

than l00,000 square feet. Yes

2. Crop coloring process in buildings 50,000 or more but less

than l00,000 square feet. Yes

* * * * * * * * * *

BJ08

CROP RIPENING OR COLORING PROCESSES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF

100,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE.


REQUIRED

l. Crop ripening process in buildings l00,000 sq. feet or more. Yes

2. Crop coloring process in buildings l00,000 sq. feet or more. Yes

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BF10

TIRE RECAPPING OR REBUILDING PLANTS IN BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER

50,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

l. Tire recapping plant less than 50,000 sq. feet. Yes

2. Tire rebuilding plant less than 50,000 sq. feet. Yes

3. Storage of tires as part of a recapping or rebuilding

operation. No

4. Tire buffing or refinishing. No

* * * * * * * *

BG14

TIRE RECAPPING OR REBUILDING PLANTS OR STRUCTURES OF 50,000 or MORE BUT

LESS THAN l00,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

l. Tire recapping plant 50,000 or more but less than

l00,000 square feet. Yes

2. Tire rebuilding plant 50,000 or more but less than

l00,000 square feet. Yes

3. Storage of tires as part of a recapping or rebuilding No

operation.


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BJ10

TIRE RECAPPING OR REBUILDING PLANTS IN BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF l00,000



REQUIRED

l. Tire recapping plant l00,000 square feet or more. Yes

2. Tire rebuilding plant l00,000 square feet or more. Yes

3. Storage of tires as part of a recapping or rebuilding

operation. No


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BG15

ORGANIC COATING MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS MAKING ONE GALLON OR MORE OF AN

ORGANIC COATING IN A WORKING DAY.


REQUIRED

l. Manufacturing operation manufacturing more than

l gallon per day of organic coatings. Yes

2. Manufacturing operation coating a product with organic

coating using more than l gallon per day. No

3. Manufacturing paint. Yes

4. Manufacturing tar or asphalt. Yes

5. Manufacturing varnish. Yes

6. Manufacturing lacquer. Yes

7. Using paint in the manufacture of a product. No

8. Using tar or asphalt in the manufacture of a product. No

9. Using varnish in the manufacture of a product. No

10. Using lacquer in the manufacture of a product. No

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BF11

MANUFACTURING OF ARTICLES OF CELLULOSE NITRATE PLASTICS INCLUDING THE USE

OF CELLULOSE NITRATE PLASTICS IN THE MANUFACTURE OR ASSEMBLY OF OTHER

ARTICLES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER 50,000 SQUARE FEET.

Note: Cellulose Nitrate - commonly know as Pyroxylin Plastics, possess

the most unusual and serious burning characteristics of all plastics.

When these materials are heated to temperatures above 300 degrees

fahrenheit, decomposition starts, which generates further heat and soon

raises the material to its ignition temperature. Pyroxylin Plastic is

defined by NFPA as: Any plastic substance, material, or compound, other

than cellulose nitrate film, having soluble cotton or similar cellulose

nitrate as a base, by whatever name known, when in the form of blocks,

slabs, sheets, tubes or fabricated shapes.


REQUIRED

l. Manufacturing cellulose nitrate in buildings less


2. Manufacturing cellulose nitrate products in buildings


3. Manufacturing cellulose nitrate plastic in buildings


4. Manufacturing any product using cellulose nitrate

in buildings less than 50,000 square feet. Yes

5. Manufacturing plastic in general. No

6. Storage of cellulose nitrate in conjunction with

a manufacturing operation. No

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BG16



ARTICLES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 50,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN

l00,000 SQUARE FEET.











REQUIRED

l. Manufacturing cellulose nitrate in buildings 50,000

or more but less than l00,000 square feet. Yes


50,000 or more but less than l00,000 square feet. Yes


50,000 or more but less than l00,000 square feet. Yes


in buildings 50,000 or more but less than l00,000

square feet. Yes




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BJ11



ARTICLES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 100,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE.











REQUIRED

l. Manufacturing cellulose nitrate in buildings







in buildings 100,000 square feet or more. Yes




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BG23

STORAGE OF CELLULOSE NITRATE MOTION PICTURE FILM OR CELLULOSE NITRATE

(PYROXYLIN) PLASTICS IN QUANTITIES WHICH EXCEED 25 POUNDS.




Fahrenheit, decomposition starts, which generates further heat and soon







REQUIRED

1. Storage of more than 25 pounds of cellulose nitrate. Yes

2. Storage of more than 25 pounds of motion picture

film made of cellulose nitrate. Yes

3. Storage of plastics other than cellulose nitrate. No

4. Storage of cellulose nitrate in conjunction with BF11,

BG16, or BJ11 operation. No

5. Storage of 25 pounds or less of cellulose nitrate. No

6. If quantity, type, or arrangement of material stored BF22

does not meet minimum requirements for registration in BG31

this category, building may be registered as a BI03

warehouse/storage facility. In no case would a business BK06

be registered in both categories. BL04

BM05

BN05

BO05

BQ02

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BG17

PROCESSING, HANDLING OR USE OF l00 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 500 CUBIC FEET OF

LOOSE COMBUSTIBLE VEGETABLE OR ANIMAL FIBERS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED

TO, READILY IGNITABLE AND FREE BURNING FIBERS SUCH AS COTTON, SISAL,

HENEQUEN, IXTLE, JUTE, HEMP, TOW, COCOA FIBER, OAKUM, BALED WASTE, BALED

WASTE PAPER, KAPOK, HAY, STRAW, SPANISH MOSS, EXCELSIOR, CERTAIN SYNTHETIC

FIBERS AND CLOTH IN THE FORM OF SCRAPS AND CLIPPINGS.


REQUIRED

l. Fabrics as in bolts of cloth-processing, handling

or use. No

2. Pre-cut fabric for assembly. No

3. Manufacture of cloth, if process begins with loose

fibers l00 or more but less than 500 cubic feet. Yes

4. Manufacture of cloth, if process begins with thread. No

5. Manufacture of clothing, if process begins with

scraps or clippings 100 or more but less than

500 cubic feet. Yes

6. Using a finished cloth product in the manufacture of

some secondary product such as clothes, linens, etc. No

7. Farms. No

8. Horse farms where horses are boarded and/or rented

for riding for a fee. No

9. Race tracks l00 or more but less than 500 cubic feet. Yes

l0. Processing hay for agricultural feed l00 or more

but less than 500 cubic feet. Yes

ll. Storage of baled wastepaper l00 or more but less

than 500 cubic feet. Yes

12. Recycling centers, if collecting and storing

wastepaper inside in loose condition l00 or more

but less than 500 cubic feet. Yes

13. Storage of cloth in the form of scraps or clippings

l00 or more but less than 500 cubic feet. Yes

14. Storage of baled clothing. No

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BJ12

PROCESSING, HANDLING OR USE OF 500 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 2,500 CUBIC FEET

OF LOOSE COMBUSTIBLE VEGETABLE OR ANIMAL FIBERS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT

LIMITED TO, READILY IGNITABLE AND FREE BURNING FIBERS SUCH AS COTTON,

SISAL, HENEQUEN, IXTLE, JUTE, HEMP, TOW, COCOA FIBER, OAKUM, BALED WASTE,

BALED WASTE PAPER, KAPOK, HAY, STRAW, SPANISH MOSS, EXCELSIOR, CERTAIN

SYNTHETIC FIBERS AND CLOTH IN THE FORM OF SCRAPS AND CLIPPINGS.

DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESSR REGISTRATION

REQUIRED


or use. No



fibers 500 or more but less than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes



scraps or clippings 500 or more but less than

2,500 cubic feet. Yes



7. Farms. No



9. Race tracks 500 or more but less than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes

l0. Processing hay for agricultural feed 500 or more

but less than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes

ll. Storage of baled wastepaper 500 or more but less

than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes


wastepaper inside in loose condition 500 or more

but less than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes


500 or more but less than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes


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BK02

PROCESSING, HANDLING OR USE OF 2,500 CUBIC FEET OR MORE OF LOOSE

COMBUSTIBLE VEGETABLE OR ANIMAL FIBERS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,

READILY IGNITABLE AND FREE BURNING FIBERS SUCH AS COTTON, SISAL, HENEQUEN,

IXTLE, JUTE, HEMP, TOW, COCOA FIBER, OAKUM, BALED WASTE, BALED WASTE

PAPER, KAPOK, HAY, STRAW, SPANISH MOSS, EXCELSIOR, CERTAIN SYNTHETIC

FIBERS AND CLOTH IN THE FORM OF SCRAPS AND CLIPPINGS.


REQUIRED


or use. No



fibers 2,500 or more cubic feet. Yes



scraps or clippings 2,500 or more cubic feet. Yes



7. Farms. No



9. Race tracks 2,500 or more cubic feet. Yes

l0. Processing hay for agricultural feed 2,500 or more

cubic feet. Yes

ll. Storage of baled wastepaper 2,500 or more

cubic feet. Yes


wastepaper inside in loose condition 2,500 or more

cubic feet. Yes


2,500 or more cubic feet. Yes


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BF12

THE MANUFACTURE OF MATCHES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER 50,000

SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

l. Manufacture of matches. Yes

2. Storage of matches in conjunction with match manufacturing. No

3. Storage of matches at other locations. BF18

BG25

* * * * * * * * *

BG18

THE MANUFACTURE OF MATCHES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 50,000 SQUARE

FEET OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 100,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED




BG25

* * * * * * * *

BJ13

THE MANUFACTURE OF MATCHES IN ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF l00,000



REQUIRED




BG25

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BF18

STORAGE OF MATCHES WITH MORE THAN 25 BUT FEWER THAN 50 CASES IN THE

AGGREGATE.

NOTE: Case means a wholesale lot.

Example: A case of book matches contains 2,500 books


REQUIRED

1. Storage in supermarket of more than 25 but less than

50 cases. Yes

2. Storage in warehouses of more than 25 but less than

50 cases. Yes

3. Print-shops storing more than 25 but less than 50 cases

of matches for printing to covers. Yes

4. Storage in conjunction with BF12, BG18 or BJ13 use. No

* * * * * * * *

BG25

STORAGE OF MATCHES WITH 50 OR MORE CASES IN THE AGGREGATE.

NOTE: Case means a wholesale lot.

Example: A case of book matches contains 2,500 books


REQUIRED

1. Storage in supermarket of 50 or more cases. Yes

2. Storage in warehouses of 50 or more cases. Yes

3. Print-shops storing 50 or more cases of matches for

printing to covers. Yes

4. Storage in conjunction with BF12, BG18 or BJ13 use. No

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BF13

THE MANUFACTURE OF FIREWORKS, EXPLOSIVES OR BLASTING AGENTS IN ALL

BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER 50,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

l. Manufacture of fireworks. Yes

2. Manufacture of explosives. Yes

3. Manufacture of blasting agents. Yes

4. Storage of fireworks, explosives or blasting agents in

conjunction with manufacturing. No

* * * * * * * *

BG19


BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 50,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE BUT LESS THAN

100,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED






* * * * * * * * *

BJ14


BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 100,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE.


REQUIRED






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BD04

STORAGE OF FIREWORKS, EXPLOSIVES OR BLASTING AGENTS IN A TYPE 4 MAGAZINE.

NOTE: Type 4 magazine means an indoor or outdoor magazine used for the

storage of low explosives, smokeless powder, or blasting agents.

Detonators that will not mass detonate may also be stored in a Type 4

magazine.

Type 2 and 3 magazines are portable and intended only for the temporary

storage of explosives and blasting agents, and as such, must be covered by

a permit.


REQUIRED

1. Storage of gunpowder for small arms ammunition

in a Type 4 magazine. Yes

2. Storage of small arms ammunition in a Type 4 magazine. Yes

3. Storage in conjunction with a BF13, BG19 or BJ14 use. No

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BF19

STORAGE OF FIREWORKS, EXPLOSIVES OR BLASTING AGENTS IN A TYPE UG MAGAZINE.

NOTE: Type UG magazine means a magazine for the permanent storage of

explosives in underground operations.



a permit.


REQUIRED

1. Storage of fireworks, explosives or blasting

agents in a Type UG magazine. Yes


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BG26

STORAGE OF FIREWORKS, EXPLOSIVES OR BLASTING AGENTS IN A TYPE 1 MAGAZINE.

NOTE: Type 1 magazine means a permanent outdoor magazine used for the

storage of high explosives or other classes of explosives.



a permit.


REQUIRED

1. Storage of high explosives in a Type 1 magazine. Yes

2. Storage of blasting agents that may mass detonate in

a Type 1 magazine. Yes

3. Storage of fireworks in a Type 1 magazine. Yes


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BD02

THE MANUFACTURE, PROCESSING OR BLENDING OF LESS THAN l,000 GALLONS OF

CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUID, OR LESS THAN l0,000 GALLONS OF CLASS II OR IIIA

COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, IN ANY ONE WORKING DAY. BLENDING MUST BE IN VESSEL,

NOT IN PIPING AT OR NEAR THE POINT OF DELIVERY.


REQUIRED

l. Manufacture of flammable or combustible liquids. Yes

2. Processing of flammable or combustible liquids. Yes

3. Blending of flammable or combustible liquids. Yes

4. Storage of flammable or combustible liquids in

conjunction with any of the above operations. No

5. Manufacture, processing or blending of Class III B

combustible liquids. No

6. Gas station. AD01

AD02

AF01

7. Refining of flammable or combustible liquids. B002

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BF14

THE MANUFACTURE, PROCESSING OR BLENDING OF MORE THAN l,000 BUT LESS THAN

l0,000 GALLONS OF CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUID, IN ANY ONE WORKING DAY.

BLENDING MUST BE IN VESSEL, NOT IN PIPING AT OR NEAR THE POINT OF DELIVERY.


REQUIRED

l. Manufacture of flammable liquids. Yes

2. Processing of flammable liquids. Yes

3. Blending of flammable liquids. Yes






AD02

AF01


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BH03

THE MANUFACTURE, PROCESSING OR BLENDING OF MORE THAN l0,000 BUT LESS THAN

l00,000 GALLONS OF CLASS II AND/OR III A COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, IN ANY ONE

WORKING DAY. BLENDING MUST BE IN VESSEL, NOT IN PIPING AT OR NEAR THE

POINT OF DELIVERY.


REQUIRED









AD02

AF01


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BJ15


l00,000 GALLONS OF CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS, IN ANY ONE WORKING DAY.



REQUIRED









AD02

AF01


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BL02


1,000,000 GALLONS OF CLASS II AND/OR IIIA COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, IN ANY ONE


POINT OF DELIVERY.


REQUIRED









AD02

AF01


-116-

BM02


1,000,000 GALLONS OF CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS, IN ANY ONE WORKING DAY.



REQUIRED









AD02

AF01


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BN0l

THE MANUFACTURE, PROCESSING OR BLENDING OF 1,000,000 GALLONS OR MORE OF

CLASS I, II AND/OR IIIA FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, IN ANY ONE


POINT OF DELIVERY.


REQUIRED









AD02

AF01


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B002

REFINING OF FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS


REQUIRED

1. Refining of flammable or combustible liquids. Yes

2. Manufacture, processing or blending of Class I, II or BD02

IIIA flammable or combustible liquids. BF14

BH03

BJ15

BL02

BM02

BN01

3. Storage of flammable and combustible liquids in

conjunction with refining operations. No

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AG03

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGRATE STORAGE OF MORE THAN 660 GALLONS BUT LESS THAN

5,000 GALLONS OF CLASS II OR IIIA COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS (EXCEPT FOR HEATING

PURPOSES).


REQUIRED

1. Common consumer products for resale. No

2. Consumer products for resale in 55 gallon drums

and larger. Yes

3. Storage of Class IIIB combustible liquids. No

4. Storage in conjunction with a BD02, BF14, BH03, BJ15,

BL02, BM02, BN01 or BO02 use. No

5. Above ground tank at a marina or service station meeting the Yes

definition above.

* * * * * * * *

AJ02

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGRATE STORAGE OF 5,000 GALLONS OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN

50,000 GALLONS, OF CLASS II OR IIIA COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, OR ABOVE GROUND

AGGREGRATE STORAGE OF MORE THAN 660 GALLONS BUT LESS THAN 10,000 GALLONS

OF CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS


REQUIRED

1. Common consumer products for resale. No

2. Consumer products for resale in 55 gallon drums

and larger. Yes





definition above.

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BF20

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGATE STORAGE OF MORE THAN 50,000 BUT LESS THAN 1,000,000

GALLONS OF CLASS II OR IIIA COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS.


REQUIRED


2. Storage in conjunction with BD02, BF14, BH03, BJ15



definition above.

* * * * * * * *

BG27

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGATE STORAGE OF 10,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 100,000

GALLONS OF CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS.


REQUIRED





definition above.

* * * * * * * *

BJ20

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGATE STORAGE OF 1,000,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN

5,000,000 GALLONS OF CLASS II OR IIIA COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, OR ABOVE GROUND

STORAGE OF 100,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 1,000,000 GALLONS OF CLASS I

FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS.


REQUIRED





definition above.

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BK04

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGATE STORAGE OF 5,000,000 GALLONS OR MORE OF CLASS II

AND/OR IIIA COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS.


REQUIRED




* * * * * * * *

BM03

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGATE STORAGE OF 1,000,000 GALLONS OR MORE BUT LESS THAN

5,000,000 GALLONS OF CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS.


REQUIRED




* * * * * * * * *

BN02

ABOVE GROUND AGGREGATE STORAGE OF 5,000,000 GALLONS OR MORE

OF CLASS I FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS.


REQUIRED




-122-

BF16

STORAGE OF MORE THAN 2,500 CUBIC FEET GROSS VOLUME OF COMBUSTIBLE EMPTY

ASSEMBLED PACKING CASES, BOXES, BARRELS, PALLETS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS IN

A BUILDING NOT CLASSIFIED AS A WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY AS SPECIFIED IN THIS

SECTION.

NOTE: Cardboard boxes must be both empty and assembled. Similar

containers means a packaging system composed of combustible material so

arranged and stored as to allow for significant open spaces around the

container, which, when involved in fire, would result in an extremely fast

moving fire.


REQUIRED

1. Pallets of unassembled packing (cardboard) cases. No

2. Outside storage of combustible pallets, barrels,

boxes or packing crates. No

3. Inside storage of empty, combustible pallets, barrels,

assembled boxes or packing crates more than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes






BM05

BN05

BO05

BQ02

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BF17

STORAGE OF MORE THAN 2,500 CUBIC FEET GROSS VOLUME OF RUBBER TIRES, BALED

COTTON, RUBBER, CORK OR OTHER SIMILARLY COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL IN A BUILDING

NOT CLASSIFIED AS A WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY AS SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION.

NOTE: Similarly combustible material means any materials which, when

involved in fire, produce deep seated fires, thus presenting extreme

problems for manual suppression efforts.


REQUIRED

1. Outside storage of rubber tires, baled cotton,

rubber, cork or other similarly combustible

material. No

2. Inside storage of baled cotton, rubber tires,

rubber, cork more than 2,500 cubic feet. Yes

3. The total combined storage of more than 2,500

cubic feet of any of the above material. Yes

4. Storage of ordinary consumer products not otherwise

specified, at the manufacturing facility such as

tennis balls, sneakers, etc. No

5. Storage of ordinary consumer products not

otherwise specified, at a storage facility. No

6. Storage of ordinary consumer products not otherwise

specified, in a store room of retail outlet. No

7. Storage of plastics-raw material used in manufacture

of consumer product. No

8. Storage of stuffed animal toys. No

9. Storage of rolled paper used in manufacturing. Yes






BM05

BN05

BO05

BQ02

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BG24

STORAGE OF 100 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 500 CUBIC FEET OF LOOSE COMBUSTIBLE

VEGETABLE OR ANIMAL FIBERS.

NOTE: Items in this category must be in the fiber form.


REQUIRED

1. Storage of cotton, sisal, henequen, ixtle, jute, hemp,

tow, cocoa fiber, oakum, kapok, hay, straw, spanish moss,

or excelsior. Yes

2. Rolled paper stock. BF17

3. Newspaper publisher. No

4. Magazine publisher. No

5. Book publisher. No

6. Storage of hay or straw in conjunction with

an agricultural use. No

7. Scraps of clothing. BG17

BJ12

BK02






BM05

BN05

BO05

BQ02

-125-

BJ19

STORAGE OF 500 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 2,500 CUBIC FEET OF LOOSE COMBUSTIBLE

VEGETABLE OR ANIMAL FIBERS.



REQUIRED



or excelsior. Yes








BJ12

BK02






BM05

BN05

BO05

BQ02

-126-

BK03

STORAGE OF 2,500 CUBIC FEET OR MORE OF LOOSE COMBUSTIBLE VEGETABLE OR

ANIMAL FIBERS.



REQUIRED



or excelsior. Yes








BJ12

BK02






BM05

BN05

BO05

BQ02

-127-

BF21

FACTORIES AND OTHER INDUSTRIAL USES OF USE GROUP F-1, NOT OTHERWISE

CLASSIFIED, OF 12,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 24,000 SQUARE FEET IN GROSS

FLOOR AREA.

Note: 1) This category is not intended to be used in lieu of or in addition

to any of the specialized storage categories.

2) Measurements shall include all spaces within the interior of the

building including walls, offices, floors, storage areas, bathrooms

etc.


REQUIRED

1. Factories or other industrial uses which manufacture

and/or assemble products using materials of moderate

hazard in buildings of 12,000 or more but less than

24,000 square feet in gross floor area. Yes


and/or assemble products of low hazard in buildings of

12,000 or more but less than 24,000 square feet in gross

floor area. No

3. Factories and other industrial uses of Use Group "F-1"

using more than one freestanding building of which all are

less than 12,000 square feet in gross floor area, but

which combined are 12,000 or more but less then 24,000

square feet in aggregate gross floor area. No

4. A factory of Use Group "F-1" which is divided by a 4 hour

rated fire wall and with proper opening protections, neither

side of which is 12,000 square feet in gross floor area but

combined are 12,000 or more but less than 24,000 square feet

gross floor area operating as a single plant. Yes

5. A building of use group F-1, total area over 12,000 square

feet, but with multiple tenants each in a properly fire

separated area of less than 12,000 square feet. No

6. An industrial building of use group F-1 of 12,000 or more

but less than 24,000 square feet in gross floor area also

having storage in the same building. Yes

Note: Storage would not be registered separately if located

in a manufacturing building. Storage in a separate building

on the same property should be registered in the appropriate

warehouse category BF22, BG31, BI03, BK06, BL04, BM05, BN05, BO05, BQ02.

"Use Group F": All buildings and structures, or parts

thereof, in which occupants are engaged in performing work or

labor in the fabricating, assembling or processing of products

or materials shall be classified as Use Group F; including,

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BF21 (cont’d)

among others, factories, assembling plants, industrial

laboratories and all other industrial and manufacturing uses,

except those of Use Group H involving highly combustible,

flammable or explosive products and materials.

Note: "Use Group F-1": Factory and industrial uses which are not

otherwise classified as low-hazard Use Group F-2, shall be classified as a

moderate-hazard factory and industrial use, Use Group F-1.

"Use Group F-2": Factory and industrial uses which involve the fabrication

or manufacturing of noncombustible materials that, during finishing,

packing or processing, do not contribute to a significant fire hazard,

shall be classified as Use Group F-2. The following manufacturing

processes are indicative of, and shall be classified as, Use Group F-2:

beverages, nonalcoholic; brick and masonry; ceramic products; foundries;

glass products; gypsum; ice; metal fabrication and assembly; and water

pumping plants.

-129-

BG30


CLASSIFIED, OF 24,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 50,000 SQUARE FEET, IN GROSS

FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED








floor area. No








"Use Group F": All buildings and structures, or parts

thereof, in which occupants are engaged in performing work or

labor in the fabricating, assembling or processing of products

or materials shall be classified as Use Group F; including,

among others, factories, assembling plants, industrial

laboratories and all other industrial and manufacturing uses,

except those of Use Group H involving highly combustible,

flammable or explosive products and materials.

"Use Group F-1": Factory and industrial uses which are not otherwise

classified as low-hazard Use Group F-2, shall be classified as a

moderate-hazard factory and industrial use, Use Group F-1.

"Use Group F-2": Factory and industrial uses which involve the fabrication

or manufacturing of noncombustible materials that, during finishing,

packing or processing, do not contribute to a significant fire hazard,

shall be classified as Use Group F-2. The following manufacturing

processes are indicative of, and shall be classified as, Use Group F-2:

beverages, nonalcoholic; brick and masonry; ceramic products; foundries;

glass products; gypsum; ice; metal fabrication and assembly; and water

pumping plants.

-130-

BI02


CLASSIFIED, OF 50,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 100,000 SQUARE FEET, IN GROSS

FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED








floor area. No








"Use Group F": All buildings and structures, or parts thereof,

in which occupants are engaged in performing work or labor in

the fabricating, assembling or processing of products or

materials shall be classified as Use Group F; including, among

others, factories, assembling plants, industrial laboratories

and all other industrial and manufacturing uses, except those

of Use Group H involving highly combustible, flammable or

explosive products and materials.

"Use Group F-1": Factory and industrial uses which are not

otherwise classified as low-hazard Use Group F-2, shall be

classified as a moderate-hazard factory and industrial use, Use

Group F-1.

"Use Group F-2": Factory and industrial uses which involve the

fabrication or manufacturing of noncombustible materials that,

during finishing, packing or processing, do not contribute to a

significant fire hazard, shall be classified as Use Group F-2.

The following manufacturing processes are indicative of, and

shall be classified as, Use Group F-2: beverages, nonalcoholic;

brick and masonry; ceramic products; foundries; glass products;

gypsum; ice; metal fabrication and assembly; and water pumping plants.

-131-

BK05


CLASSIFIED, OF 100,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 150,000 SQUARE FEET, IN

GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED








floor area. No


















classified as a moderate-hazard factory and industrial use,

Use Group F-1.



during finishing, packing or processing, do not contribute to

a significant fire hazard, shall be classified as Use Group

F-2. The following manufacturing processes are indicative of,

and shall be classified as, Use Group F-2: beverages,

nonalcoholic; brick and masonry; ceramic products; foundries;

glass products; gypsum; ice; metal fabrication and assembly;

and water pumping plants.

-132-

BL03


CLASSIFIED, OF 150,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 200,000 SQUARE FEET, IN

GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED








floor area. No



















Use Group F-1.










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BM04


CLASSIFIED, OF 200,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 350,000 SQUARE FEET IN

GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED





2. Factories or other industrial uses which manufacture and/or

assemble products of low hazard in buildings of 200,000 or more

but less than 350,000 square feet in gross floor area. No



















Use Group F-1.










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BN04



GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED


























Use Group F-1.










-135-

BO04



GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED


























Use Group F-1.










-136-

BQ01


CLASSIFIED, OF 750,000 OR MORE SQUARE FEET IN GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED



hazard in buildings of 750,000 or more square feet in

gross floor area. Yes



square feet in gross floor area. No


square feet in gross floor area also having storage in the

same building. Yes
















Use Group F-1.










-137-

BF22

WAREHOUSES, STOREHOUSES AND FREIGHT DEPOTS, USED FOR THE STORAGE AND

HANDLING OF ORDINARY COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS, NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED, OF

12,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 24,000 SQUARE FEET, IN GROSS FLOOR AREA.

Note: 1) This category is not intended to be used in lieu of or in

addition to any of the specialized storage categories.


building including walls, offices, floors, storage areas, bathrooms etc.


REQUIRED

1. A warehouse and distribution center where commodities

are received in bulk quantities and distributed in smaller

quantities to other outlets when in areas of 12,000 or more

but less than 24,000 square feet in gross floor area. Yes

2. A warehouse or distribution center with a retail sales outlet,

including warehouse stores and clubs, presently registered as

BO03, BN03, BL05, BJ04, BG06 or BF03 retail stores. No

3. A warehouse or distribution center, storehouse or freight

depot presently registered for storage of empty packing

cases, boxes, barrels, pallets or similar containers as

BF16, BG21 or BJ17. No

4. Storage in a retail establishment in conjunction with

retail sales on premises. No

5. Motor freight terminals of 12,000 square feet or more

in gross floor area where commodities are brought in

on one truck or rail car and shipped out the same day

on other carriers. Yes

6. Storage at use group F-1 locations and registered as

BF21, BG30, BI02, BK05, BL03, BM04, BN04, BO04 or BQ02

when the storage is materials and commodities in conjunction

with the F-1 use and stored in the same building. No

7. Separate storage building(s) at Use Group F-1 location,

when the storage is in conjunction with the F-1 use. Yes

8. Storage of commodities of non-combustible materials when

packaged in substantial combustible packaging or storage

aides at Use Group F-2 locations. EXAMPLE: Manufacturing

of washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, etc. packaged

in cardboard boxes which would contribute to a fire

hazard in the storage area. Yes

9. Warehouse and other storage uses of Use Group "S-1" using more

than one freestanding building of which all are less than 12,000

square feet in gross floor area, but which combined are 12,000 or

more but less then 24,000 square feet in aggregate gross floor area.

No

-138-

BG31








etc.


REQUIRED



















BF21, BG30, BI02, BK05, BL03, BM04, BN04, BO04, BQ01 when

the storage is materials and commodities in conjunction










-139-

BI03








etc.


REQUIRED






























-140-

BK06








etc.


REQUIRED






























-141-

BL04








etc.


REQUIRED






























-142-

BM05



200,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 350,000 SQUARE FEET IN GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED

1. A warehouse and distribution center where commodities are

received in bulk quantities and distributed in smaller quantities

to other outlets when in areas of 200,000 or more but less

than 350,000 square feet in gross floor area. Yes


























-143-

BN05








etc.


REQUIRED






























-144-

BO05








etc.


REQUIRED






























-145-

BQ02



750,000 OR MORE SQUARE FEET IN GROSS FLOOR AREA.





etc.


REQUIRED



to other outlets when in areas of 750,000 or more square feet

in gross floor area. Yes


























-146-

BA01

WELDING OR CUTTING OPERATIONS ON A REGULAR BASIS NOT USING FLAMMABLE GASES

IN BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER l0,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

l. Welding or cutting secondary to the use or process Permit

such as maintenance.

2. Welding and cutting operations primary to the use or

process in buildings less than l0,000 square feet. Yes

3. Plumbers torch for installing or repairing plumbing. No

4. Arc welding in buildings less than l0,000 square feet. Yes

5. Mig or tig welding in buildings less than l0,000 square feet. Yes

6. Electric welding in buildings less than l0,000 square feet. Yes

7. Heliarc welding in buildings less than l0,000 square feet. Yes

8. Oxygen/acetylene welding. BD08

BE02

BP02

9. Soldering. No

10. Welding is done outside at all times. No

-147-

BB03


IN BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF l0,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 50,000 SQUARE

FEET.


REQUIRED




process in buildings l0,000 or more but less than

50,000 square feet. Yes


4. Arc welding in buildings l0,000 or more but less


5. Mig or tig welding in buildings l0,000 or more but


6. Electric welding in buildings l0,000 or more but


7. Heliarc welding in buildings l0,000 or more but



BE02

BP02

9. Soldering. No


-148-

BD03


IN BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 50,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE.


REQUIRED




process in buildings 50,000 square feet or more. Yes


4. Arc welding in buildings 50,000 square feet or more. Yes

5. Mig or tig welding in buildings 50,000 square feet

or more. Yes

6. Electric welding in buildings 50,000 square feet

or more. Yes

7. Heliarc welding in buildings 50,000 square feet

or more. Yes


BE02

BP02

9. Soldering. No


-149-

BD08

WELDING OR CUTTING OPERATIONS USING FLAMMABLE GASES ON A REGULAR BASIS IN

BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES UNDER l0,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED



2. Welding and cutting operations primary to the use or process

in buildings less than l0,000 square feet. Yes


4. Oxygen/acetylene welding in buildings less than l0,000

square feet. Yes

5. Electric, arc, heliarc, mig or tig welding. BA01

BB03

BD03

6. Soldering. No


8. Muffler shop meeting the above criteria AD01 &

Type 1 Permit

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BE02


BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF l0,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 50,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED



2. Welding and cutting operations primary to the use

or process in buildings l0,000 or more but less



4. Oxygen/acetylene welding in buildings l0,000 or

more but less than 50,000 square feet. Yes


BB03

BD03

6. Soldering. No



Type 1 Permit

-151-

BP02


BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES OF 50,000 SQUARE FEET OR MORE.


REQUIRED




process in buildings 50,000 square feet or more. Yes


4. Oxygen/acetylene welding in buildings of 50,000

square feet or more. Yes


BB03

BD03

6. Soldering. No



Type 1 Permit

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BB04

TRANSFER FROM ONE CONTAINER TO ANOTHER OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) OR

LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG) AT ANY LOCATION, OTHER THAN MOTOR VEHICLE OR

MARINE MOTOR CRAFT SERVICE STATIONS, NOT REGISTERED FOR STORAGE AND USE.


REQUIRED

1. Locations where cylinders of LPG or LNG used with plumber

torches, barbecue grills, asphalt (tar) kettles, etc. are

filled from larger containers or tanks. Yes

2. At factory, storage or industrial locations where LPG or

LNG cylinders or tanks are connected to industrial processes

or heating plants where no transfer to other container is

made. BF23

BH04

3. Motor vehicle or marine motorcraft service stations

already registered as AD02 or AF01. No

4. Motor vehicle or marine motorcraft service station

already registered as AD01. Yes

5. Locations when registered for propane storage as BF23

or BH04, even though LPG or LNG are transferred from

one container to another. No

6. Locations where two (2) 1,000 gallon water capacity containers

not required to register as BF23, but when either container

is used for transfer of LPG or LNG to or from another

container. Yes

7. Stationary tank or portable cylinders connected

to heating, process or cooking piping; when filled

by tank trucks. No

8. Locations such as retail establishments where cylinders

of LPG or LNG are exchanged and no transfer is made from

one container to another. No

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BF23

ANY INSTALLATION OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) OR LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS

(LNG) UTILIZING STORAGE CONTAINERS OF OVER 1,000 GALLONS INDIVIDUAL WATER

CAPACITY OR WITH AN AGGREGATE WATER CAPACITY EXCEEDING 2,000, BUT NOT MORE

THAN 4,000, GALLONS.


REQUIRED

1. An installation using a single container having an

individual water capacity of over 1,000 gallons. Yes

2. An installation of LPG or LNG in a single container

exceeding 4,000 gallons water capacity. BH04

3. An installation of LPG or LNG with 2 containers having

individual water capacity of 1,000 gallons each. No

transfer to other containers. No

4. An installation where LPG or LNG is stored in containers

having individual water capacity of not more than 1,000

gallons or an aggregate water capacity of not more than

2,000 gallons, and one or more is used to transfer LPG or

LNG to another container. BB04

5. Industrial process utilizing an installation of LPG or LNG

utilizing storage containers not exceeding 1,000 gallons

individual capacity or with an aggregate water capacity

not exceeding 2,000 gallons not used for transfer. No

6. An installation consisting of multiple containers each

of which is located in a different section of the facility

with an aggregate capacity over 4,000 gallons. BH04

NOTE: An installation consists of permanent tanks only.

Portable cylinders are not to be included when figuring

aggregate storage amounts.

-154-

BH04

ANY INSTALLATION OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) OR LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS

(LNG) UTILIZING STORAGE CONTAINERS OF OVER 4,000 GALLONS AGGREGATE WATER

CAPACITY.


REQUIRED

1. An installation at a gas utility plant using

LPG or LNG to supplement natural gas and

utilizing containers of more than 4,000 gallon

aggregate water capacity. Yes

2. An installation at a location where LPG or LNG

utilizing containers of more than 4,000 gallons

aggregate water capacity used as a back-up fuel

for a dual fuel furnace or boiler. Yes

3. Any installation of LPG or LNG in containers of not

more than 4,000 but more than 2,000 gallons aggregate

capacity. BF23

NOTE: An installation consists of permanent tanks only.

Portable cylinders are not to be included when figuring

aggregate storage amounts.

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BG01

ANY HIGH-RISE STRUCTURE OF SEVEN OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 10 STORIES.

Note: High-Rise Structure means any building or structure having floors

used for human occupancy located either more than 6 stories or more than

75 feet above the lowest level accessible to a fire department vehicle.


REQUIRED

1. Industrial structures over 75 feet not normally

occupied except for repairs. No

2. Buildings more than 6 but less than 10 stories in height. Yes

3. Building 6 stories high with top floor level more than

75 feet above F.D. vehicle access. Yes

4. Building 7 stories high, top floor is only used as

a mechanical room. No

5. Residential high-rise such as condominiums. Yes

6. High Rise that is not currently occupied Yes

7. Unoccupied High Rise under construction No

8. Partially occupied High Rise Yes

9. Building built on a grade where part of the building is less

the required height, but part is greater in height. Yes

-156-

BJ01

ANY HIGH-RISE STRUCTURE OF 10 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 20 STORIES.

Note: High-Rise Structure means any building or structure having floors

used for human occupancy located either more than 6 stories or more than

75 feet above the lowest level accessible to a fire department vehicle.


REQUIRED

1. Buildings 10 or more but less than 20 stories in height. Yes


75 feet above F.D. vehicle access. BG01


a mechanical room. BG01





-157-

BK01

ANY HIGH-RISE STRUCTURE OF 20 OR MORE BUT FEWER THAN 30 STORIES.


REQUIRED

1. Buildings 20 or more but less than 30 stories in height. Yes




a mechanical room. BJ01





BL01

ANY HIGH-RISE STRUCTURE OF 30 STORIES OR MORE.


REQUIRED

1. Buildings 30 stories or more in height. Yes




a mechanical room. BK01





-158-

BJ21

BUILDINGS WITH ATRIUM SPACES THREE OR MORE STORIES IN HEIGHT IN BUILDINGS

WHICH EXCEED 12,000 SQUARE FEET IN GROSS FLOOR AREA.

Note: Atrium means a floor opening or series of floor openings connecting

two or more stories that is covered at the top of the series of openings

and is used for purposes other than an enclosed stairway; elevator

hoist-way; escalator opening; or utility shaft used for plumbing,

electrical, air conditioning, or communication equipment.


REQUIRED

1. 3 or more story atrium in a building with more than


2. 4 story building with a 2 story atrium. No

3. 3 story atrium in a building with less than 12,000

square feet in gross floor area. No

4. 3 or more story escalator or enclosed stairway. No

5. 2 story building with mechanical room (mechanical

room is not to be included as a floor). No

6. Unoccupied building that meets the above requirements Yes

7. Unoccupied Atrium under construction No

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DA01

COVERED MALL BUILDINGS WITH A MALL PORTION OF 12,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN

50,000 SQUARE FEET.

Definition of covered mall: A building enclosing a number of tenants and

occupancies such as retail stores, drinking and dining establishments,

entertainment and amusement facilities, offices and other similar uses

wherein two or more tenants have a main entrance into one or more malls.

Anchor stores shall not be considered as part of the covered mall building.

Mall portion means that common area of a covered mall devoted to public

use, including but not limited to: common pedestrian areas serving more

than one tenant, common seating areas serving more than one tenant,

assembly areas not separated from the mall area, and recreation areas not

separated from the mall.


REQUIRED

1. Mini-malls with a mall portion of 12,000 or more


2. Squares with a mall portion of 12,000 or more


3. Marts with a mall portion of 12,000 or more


4. Any of the above with a mall area of less than

12,000 square feet. No

5. Strip shopping centers. No

6. Unoccupied Mall under construction No


* * * * * * * * * *

DB01

COVERED MALL BUILDINGS WITH A MALL PORTION OF 50,000 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN

100,000 SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

1. Covered malls with a mall portion over 50,000 but less


2. Squares with a mall portion over 50,000 but less


3. Marts with a mall portion over 50,000 but less


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DB01 cont.



DC01

COVERED MALL BUILDINGS WITH A MALL PORTION OF 100,000 OR MORE SQUARE FEET.


REQUIRED

1. Covered malls with a mall portion over 100,000 square feet. Yes

2. Squares with a mall portion over 100,000 square feet. Yes

3. Marts with a mall portion over 100,000 square feet. Yes



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