(A) Acceptance test. Before issuing the Certificate of Occupancy for a newly-constructed, renovated, or remodeled Class 1 structure, the Fire Department must witness a successful acceptance or performance test under the installation standard or manufacturer's specifications for these systems (if applicable):
(1) Fire Alarm System.
(2) Sprinkler System.
(3) Special Hazard Fire Suppression System.
(4) Type I Hood Exhaust System.
(B) Written verification. Before issuing the Certificate of Occupancy for a newly-constructed, renovated, or remodeled Class 1 structure, the Fire Department requires written verification that each Fire Protection and Life-Safety System has been installed in complete agreement with the listing, manufacturer's instructions, and the installation standard.
(C) Installation documentation. Before issuing the Certificate of Occupancy for a newly-constructed, renovated, or remodeled Class 1 structure, the Fire Department requires these documentation (if applicable):
(1) Record of Completion for Fire Alarm Systems as required by NFPA 72.
(2) Contractor's Material and Test Certificate for Aboveground Piping for Sprinkler and Standpipe Systems as required by NFPA.
(3) Contractor's Material and Test Certificate for Underground Piping for Private Fire Service Mains, Fire Hydrants, and Piping as required by NFPA 13 and 24.
(4) Certificate of Completion I Installation for all Special Hazard Fire Suppression Systems.
(5) Air Balance Test Report (Type I and II Exhaust Hoods).
(Ord. 3-2017, passed 2-13-17)