An Act relative to fire protection
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to clarify the requirements for installing automatic sprinkler systems in buildings that have been renovated or rehabilitated. Currently, the rules surrounding these systems can be unclear, leading to potential inconsistencies in fire safety standards. The bill seeks to provide more specific guidelines to ensure that renovated buildings have adequate fire protection measures in place. It focuses on ensuring consistent application of sprinkler system requirements across different types of rehabilitated structures.
Key provisions
- Clarifies standards for automatic sprinkler system installation in rehabilitated buildings.
- Addresses ambiguities in existing regulations regarding sprinkler system requirements.
- Aims to improve fire safety in renovated structures.
- Specifically targets buildings undergoing significant renovations.
Who is affected
- Building owners
- Developers of renovated buildings
- Fire safety officials
- Construction contractors
Notable changes
- Provides more specific definitions and requirements for sprinkler systems in rehabilitated buildings.
- May standardize the process for determining sprinkler system needs in renovation projects.
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5 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
James K. Hawkins
Michael D. Brady
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