(A) Separation of sleeping areas. Separate sleeping areas shall be provided for men, women and parents with children, if applicable.
(B) No smoking materials permitted. The owner, operator or manager of a shelter shall not allow the use of smoking materials therein, but only in an outside designated smoking area 15 or more feet from any outside door, window or intake vent. Outside smoking areas shall be monitored by the staff of the shelter to ensure shelter residents do not cause noise complaints from area residents or a breach of the peace.
(C) Smoke detection and carbon monoxide devices. Smoke detection and carbon monoxide devices, as described in the adopted Fire Code, shall be installed and maintained in the manner designated in said requirements, in each shelter as follows:
(1) Within each sleeping area;
(2) In each corridor with the distance between each smoke detection device not to exceed 40 feet;
(3) At the uppermost ceiling of each stairwell and open shaft; and
(4) In each room or area used for storage.
(D) Evacuation diagram. In each temporary shelter for the homeless, a diagram shall be posted on each floor of a shelter, illustrating evacuation routes from the floor and the shelter in the event of an emergency. Such diagram shall measure no less than 20 inches square, and shall be posted in a place and manner where it will be readily visible to occupants.
(1960 Code, § 7-26-9) (Ord. 7214, passed 1-5-2009) Penalty, see § 112.99