An Act relative to fire protection
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to clarify the rules for requiring automatic sprinkler systems in buildings that have been renovated or rehabilitated. Currently, the standards for these systems can be unclear, potentially leading to inconsistent fire safety measures. The bill seeks to provide more specific guidelines to ensure that renovated buildings have adequate fire protection. It focuses on improving fire safety in buildings undergoing significant changes.
Key provisions
- Clarifies the requirements for automatic sprinkler systems in rehabilitated buildings.
- Addresses ambiguities in existing regulations regarding sprinkler system installation.
- Aims to standardize fire safety standards for renovated structures.
- Focuses on ensuring adequate fire protection in buildings that have undergone significant alterations.
Who is affected
- Building owners
- Developers of renovated buildings
- Fire safety officials
- Building inspectors
- Construction industry
Notable changes
- Provides more specific standards for sprinkler system installation in rehabilitated buildings.
- Addresses potential inconsistencies in current regulations.
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Sponsors
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5 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
James K. Hawkins
Michael D. Brady
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