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A building or portion of a building used for educational purposes shall provide seating arrangements and aisles leading to the required exits as specified in Title 19, C.C.R. This provision shall apply to every elementary and secondary school, high school, and every State-owned or State-occupied community college, college, and university.
All educational occupancies not regulated by Title 19, C.C.R., including privately owned vocational or trade schools, colleges, universities and educational facilities provided by firms or companies for employees, shall adhere to the following seating requirements:
1. Aisles: Aisles adjacent to rows of seats shall be not less than 22 inches in width. The width of the aisle on the corridor side of the room adjacent to the exit door and leading from the front to the rear of the room shall be a minimum width of 3 feet. The aisle along the window side of the room shall be not less than 22 inches in width if there are no exit doors on that side of the room. If exit doors are on each side of the room, an aisle with a minimum width of 3 feet shall be maintained adjacent to each exit door.
2. Seats: In rooms having a seating capacity of 100 or more, loose seats, folding chairs, or similar seating facilities that are not fixed to the floor shall be bonded together in groups of not less than three nor more than seven. The spacing and arrangement of seats shall conform to the requirements of Chapter 10 of this article.
As provided by Health and Safety Code Section 13235, a prospective State licensee of a day care facility, as defined in Section 1596.750 of the Health and Safety Code, may request a pre-inspection of the facility prior to final clearance approval in connection with the issuance of such State license. A fee equal to, but not exceeding, the actual cost of the pre-inspection services shall be charged for the pre-inspection of these facilities. Such fee shall be paid to the Department prior to the pre-inspection by the Department. The fee shall be established in the same manner as provided for the establishment of fees under Section 57.106.7.1.1.
A valid permit from the Department is required in accordance with Section 57.105.6 when a building or portion of a building is used as an institutional occupancy.
The owner, manager, or person in charge of any institutional occupancy shall be responsible for providing and controlling the fire and life safety provisions of this section. The person in charge of any institutional occupancy shall, upon request by the Chief, furnish the name, address, and telephone number of the owner, manager, owner’s representative, or lessee. Every institutional occupancy shall be under the constant supervision of the owner, manager, or person in charge.
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