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Kelowna By-law 10760, s. 8.9.1 — Fire and Life Safety Bylaw

Fire and Life Safety Bylaw

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Every owner or occupier of premises containing or used for an exhibit, fair display, trade show display or vehicle display must comply with all applicable provisions of the Fire Code and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, must ensure that:

  • a) no exhibit or display is placed in a lobby or foyer or so as to obstruct the required width of an exit way;
  • b) aisles of a minimum of three (3) meters (10 feet) are maintained at all times between displays and the travelled distance to an exit door by an aisle is in accordance with the British Columbia Building Code;
  • c) a display of automobiles, motorcycles, scooters, or other vehicles in a public building, other than a building constructed and classified for such purpose by the British Columbia Building Code, meets the following requirements:
  • i) where possible, vehicle batteries must be disconnected and the battery cables placed or tied in a position to prevent accidental battery contact;
  • ii) fuel tanks must be equipped with a key-locking cap or other similar device; and
  • iii) the quantity of fuel in the fuel tanks must not exceed the lesser of one quarter (1/4) of the tank capacity or nineteen (19) litres (5 gallons).

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