SEC. 57.105.6.12. CYLINDER FILLING PLANT.

   An Operational Permit is required to engage in the business of a cylinder filling plant. A cylinder filling plant is any lot or parcel of land or portion thereof used for the purpose of filling portable pressure vessels with liquefied flammable gas, flammable gas or other gas which is defined as a toxic material, oxidizing material or unstable material.

SEC. 57.105.6.13. DAY CARE.

   An Operational Permit is required to engage in the business of a day care in non-residential buildings for more than six children or any residential building for more than eight children (Large Family Day Care).

SEC. 57.105.6.14. DRY-CLEANING PLANT.

   An Operational Permit is required to engage in the business of dry cleaning or to change to a more hazardous cleaning solvent used in existing dry-cleaning equipment. A dry-cleaning plant is any building, premises or room in which the actions of dry cleaning or dyeing are performed frequently or regularly, whether as a primary business or as an accessory operation useful or necessary to some other business.

SEC. 57.105.6.15. FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS LOCATION.

   An Operational Permit is required to utilize a site for the dispensing of liquid fuels from tank vehicles into the fuel tanks of motor vehicles, marine craft and other special equipment at commercial, industrial, governmental or manufacturing establishments in accordance with Section 57.5706.5.4 or, where required by the Fire Code Official, to utilize a site for on-demand mobile fueling operations in accordance with Section 57.5707.

   EXCEPTION: Film-related equipment in support of actual production filming not to include personal vehicles.

SEC. 57.105.6.16. FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS VEHICLE.

   An Operational Permit is required to engage in the dispensing of liquid fuels into the fuel tanks of motor vehicles at commercial, industrial, governmental or manufacturing establishments in accordance with Section 57.5706.5.4 or to engage in on-demand mobile fueling operations in accordance with Section 57.5707.

SEC. 57.105.6.17. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.

   An Operational Permit is required to store, process, or use materials above ground of the type and in the amounts exceeding those set forth in Table 57.105.6.17 or exceeding the permit amounts for hazardous materials in Chapter 50.

TABLE 57.105.6.17
AMOUNTS OF MATERIALS EXEMPT FROM SECTION PERMIT REQUIREMENTS

TYPE	QUANTITY
1.   Air-Reactive Materials	No exemption
2.   Water-Reactive Materials	No exemption
3.   Unstable Materials	No exemption
4.   Explosive Materials
Class A	No exemption
Class B	10 Lbs.
5.   Fireworks	No exemption
6.   Smokeless Powder	20 Lbs.
7.   Black Sporting Powder	5 Lbs.
8.   Small Arms Ammunition	1,000 Lbs. (Net Weight)
9.   Flammable Gases	3,000 Cu. Ft.
10.   Liquified Flammable Gases	60 Gal.
11.   Flammable Liquids
Class IA	60 Gal.
Class IB	120 Gal.
Class IC	180 Gal.
Combination of Flammable Liquids with not more than the exempt amount of Class IA, IB, or IC Liquids	240 Gal.
12.   Combustible Liquids
Class II	240 Gal.
Class III	500 Gal.
13.   Combustible Metals	500 Lbs.
14.   Flammable Fibers
Loose	100 Cu. Ft.
Baled	1,000 Cu. Ft.
15.   Flammable Solids	500 Lbs.
16.   Toxic Materials
Class 3, 4	No exemption
Class 1, 2 Gases	400 Cu. Ft.
Solids or Liquids	100 Lbs.
Etiologic Agent	No exemption
17.   Oxidizing Materials
Gases	504 Cu. Ft.
Liquids	50 Gal.
Solids	500 Lbs.
18.   Organic Peroxides
Class I, II, III	No exemption
Class IV	10 Lbs.
19.   Corrosive Materials
Liquids	200 Gal.
Solids	2,000 Lbs.
20.   Ammonium Nitrate Compound Mixtures Containing More Than 60% Nitrate Weight	1,000 Lbs.

 

SEC. 57.105.6.18. HELIPORT.

   An Operational Permit is required to engage in the business of operating a heliport. A heliport is an area of land, water, or structure used or intended to be used for the landing and takeoff of helicopters (excluding “emergency use only” heliports).

   EXCEPTION: Heliports used only as emergency helicopter landing facilities on high-rise buildings, as required by the Fire Department.