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Kelowna By-law 10760, s. 7.2.1 — Fire and Life Safety Bylaw

Fire and Life Safety Bylaw

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The owner or occupier of any building required by the British Columbia Fire Code to have a fire safety plan prepared in cooperation with the Fire Department must:

  • a) prepare the fire safety plan in a form, format and diagram template acceptable to the Fire Chief or designate and submit the fire safety plan to the Fire Prevention Branch for review;
  • b) pay the fee prescribed in Schedule “B” of this Bylaw for review of the fire safety plan;
  • c) review the fire safety plan at least annually in accordance with the requirements of the Fire Code and if material changes have occurred in relation to the building, use, or occupancy, submit an updated plan to the Fire Prevention Branch for review;
  • d) locate the fire safety plan on the premises in a location and manner acceptable to the Fire Chief or designate to allow for reference by the Fire Department. The Fire Chief or designate may require the fire safety plan to be stored in a fire safety plan storage box, of a type and in a location approved by the Fire Chief or designate and accessible by any member using a Fire Department lock box key; and
  • e) ensure that the analysis required by the British Columbia Building Code in cases of new construction or a change in occupancy relevant to fire and life safety is submitted as part of the Fire Safety Plan.

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