The Fire District will need to perform an inspection and approve your plans if you want to alter an existing space, construct a new building, or occupy a previously vacant facility. The Fire District is concerned with how your building meets current standards and whether your business will be using large amounts of solvents, paints, adhesives, or other flammable material.
Notification is required for storage of oil, waste oil, and solvents.
You will need to provide the fire district with two sets of floor plans. Each Fire District may differ in some requirements, so it is important for you to contact your local Fire District to learn what these requirements are. The Fire District will check your plans to see that they meet current State and Local Building Code and Fire Code regulations. The Fire District is primarily concerned with the fire safety of the building. HOW MUCH IT WILL COST Permit, inspection and plan review fees vary from district to district.