Indiana Administrative Code › Title 675 - FIRE PREVENTION AND BUILDING SAFETY COMMISSION › Article 22 - FIRE PREVENTION CODES › Rule 2.5 - 2014 Indiana Fire Code › Section 2.5-3 - Chapter 2; definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 22-13-2-2
Affected: IC 10-19-2; IC 22-11-14-1; IC 22-12; IC 22-13; IC
				  22-14; IC 25-4; IC 25-31; IC 35-47.5-3-1; IC 36-7-2-9; IC 36-8-17-8
Sec. 3.
Chapter 2 is amended as follows:
(a) Amend Section 201.3 to delete the title
				and text and insert as follows: Sec. 201.3 Terms defined in other codes. Where
				terms are not defined in this code and are defined in the Indiana Building Code
				(675 IAC 13), Indiana Electrical Code (675 IAC 17), Indiana Fuel Gas Code (675
				IAC 25), Indiana Mechanical Code (675 IAC 18), or Indiana Plumbing Code (675
				IAC 16), such terms shall have the meanings ascribed to them as in those
				codes.
(b) Amend Section 202 as
				follows:
(1) Add the definition for
				Accessible to read as follows: ACCESSIBLE means capable of being reached safely
				and quickly for operation repair or inspection without requiring those for whom
				ready access is requisite to climb over or remove obstacles, or to resort to
				the use of portable access equipment.
(2) Amend the definition for Alarm Signal to
				read as follows: ALARM SIGNAL. An audible or visual signal indicating the
				existence of an emergency requiring immediate action.
(3) Amend the definition of APPROVED to
				delete the text and insert to read as follows: APPROVED. As to materials,
				equipment, design, and types of construction, acceptance by the code official
				by one (1) of the following methods:
(i)
				Investigation or tests conducted by recognized authorities; or
(ii) Investigation or tests conducted by
				technical or scientific organizations; or
(iii) Accepted principles. The investigation,
				tests, or principles shall establish that the materials, equipment, and types
				of construction are safe for the intended purpose.
(4) Amend the definition of Automotive Motor
				Fuel Dispensing Facility to read as follows: AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING
				FACILITY to add "or approved containers" to the end of the
				definition.
(5) Amend the
				definition of Automotive Service Station to read as follows: AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
				STATION means MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITY. See Section 2202.1.
(6) Add the definition of Authority Having
				Jurisdiction to read as follows: AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION means the
				Division of Fire and Building Safety or officer of a local unit of government
				empowered by law to administer and enforce the rules of the
				Commission.
(7) Amend the
				definition of BLAST AREA to delete the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				26-3-1.
(8) Amend the definition of BLASTER to delete
				the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				26-3-1(e).
(9) Add the definition of Blasting Cap to
				read as follows: BLASTING CAP. A blasting cap is a shell closed at one (1) end
				and containing a charge of a detonating compound which is ignited by a safety
				fuse. It is used for detonating explosives.
(10) Add the definition of Building Code to
				read as follows: BUILDING CODE means the Indiana Building Code.
(11) Add the definition of Building Official
				to read as follows: BUILDING OFFICIAL see Code Official.
(12) Amend the definition of BULLET RESISTANT
				to insert, after the last sentence, the following:
Magazines that are required to be bullet resistant shall be
				  constructed using a method described in items (1) through (20) below. Steel and
				  wood dimensions indicated are actual thicknesses. Concrete block and brick
				  dimensions indicated are the manufacturer's represented thicknesses.
1. Exterior of five-eighths (5/8) inch
				(fifteen and nine-tenths (15.9) mm) steel, lined with an interior of any type
				of nonsparking material.
2.
				Exterior of one-half (1/2) inch (twelve and seven-tenths (12.7) mm) steel,
				lined with an interior of not less than three-eighths (3/8) inch (nine and
				five-tenths (9.5) mm) plywood.
3.
				Exterior of three-eighths (3/8) inch (nine and five-tenths (9.5) mm) steel,
				lined with an interior of two (2) inches (fifty and eight-tenths (50.8) mm) of
				hardwood.
4. Exterior of
				three-eighths (3/8) inch (nine and five-tenths (9.5) mm) steel, lined with an
				interior of three (3) inches (seventy-six and two-tenths (76.2) mm) of softwood
				or two and one-fourth (2 1/4) inches (fifty-seven and two-tenths (57.2) mm) of
				plywood.
5. Exterior of one-fourth
				(1/4) inch (six and four-tenths (6.4) mm) steel, lined with an interior of
				three (3) inches (seventy-six and two-tenths (76.2) mm) of hardwood.
6. Exterior of one-fourth (1/4) inch (six and
				four-tenths (6.4) mm) steel, lined with an interior of five (5) inches (one
				hundred twenty-seven (127) mm) of softwood or five and one-fourth (5 1/4)
				inches (one hundred thirty-three and four-tenths (133.4) mm) of
				plywood.
7. Exterior of one-fourth
				(1/4) inch (six and four-tenths (6.4) mm) steel, lined with an intermediate
				layer of two (2) inches (fifty and eight-tenths (50.8) mm) of hardwood, and an
				interior lining of one and one-half (1 1/2) inches (thirty-eight and one-tenth
				(38.1) mm) of plywood.
8. Exterior
				of three-sixteenths (3/16) inch (four and eight-tenths (4.8) mm) steel, lined
				with an interior of four (4) inches (one hundred one and six-tenths (101.6) mm)
				of hardwood.
9. Exterior of
				three-sixteenths (3/16) inch (four and eight-tenths (4.8) mm) steel, lined with
				an interior of seven (7) inches (one hundred seventy-seven and eight-tenths
				(177.8) mm) of softwood or six and three-fourths (6 3/4) inches (one hundred
				seventy-one and four-tenths (171.4) mm) of plywood.
10. Exterior of three-sixteenths (3/16) inch
				(four and eight-tenths (4.8) mm) steel, lined with an intermediate layer of
				three (3) inches (seventy-six and two-tenths (76.2) mm) of hardwood, and an
				interior lining of three-fourths (3/4) inch (nineteen and one-tenth (19.1) mm)
				of plywood.
11. Exterior of
				one-eighth (1/8) inch (three and two-tenths (3.2) mm) steel, lined with an
				interior of five (5) inches (one hundred twenty-seven (127) mm) of
				hardwood.
12. Exterior of
				one-eighth (1/8) inch (three and two-tenths (3.2) mm) steel, lined with an
				interior of nine (9) inches (two hundred twenty-eight and six-tenths (228.6)
				mm) of softwood.
13. Exterior of
				one-eighth (1/8) inch (three and two-tenths (3.2) mm) steel, lined with an
				intermediate layer of four (4) inches (one hundred one and six-tenths (101.6)
				mm) of hardwood, and an interior lining of three-fourths (3/4) inch (nineteen
				and one-tenth (19.1) mm) plywood.
14. Exterior of any type of fire-resistant
				material which is structurally sound, lined with an intermediate layer of four
				(4) inches (one hundred one and six-tenths (101.6) mm) of solid concrete block
				or four (4) inches (one hundred one and six-tenths (101.6) mm) of solid brick
				or four (4) inches (one hundred one and six-tenths (101.6) mm) of solid
				concrete, and an interior lining of one-half (1/2) inch (twelve and
				seven-tenths (12.7) mm) plywood placed securely against the masonry
				lining.
15. Standard eight (8) inch
				(two hundred three and two-tenths (203.2) mm) concrete block with voids filled
				with a well-tamped sand/cement mixture.
16. Standard eight (8) inch (two hundred
				three and two-tenths (203.2) mm) solid brick.
17. Exterior of any type of fire-resistant
				material which is structurally sound, lined with an intermediate six (6) inch
				(one hundred fifty-two and four-tenths (152.5) mm) space filled with
				well-tamped dry sand or a well-tamped sand/cement mixture.
18. Exterior of one-eighth (1/8) inch (three
				and two-tenths (3.2) mm) steel, lined with a first intermediate layer of
				three-fourths (3/4) inch (nineteen and one-tenth (19.1) mm) plywood, a second
				intermediate layer of three and five-eighths (3 5/8) inches (ninety-two and
				one-tenth (92.1) mm) of a well-tamped dry sand or sand/cement mixture, and an
				interior lining of three-fourths (3/4) inch (nineteen and one-tenth (19.1) mm)
				plywood.
19. Exterior of any type
				of fire-resistant material, lined with a first intermediate layer of
				three-fourths (3/4) inch (nineteen and one-tenth (19.1) mm) plywood, a second
				intermediate layer of three and five-eighths (3 5/8) inches (ninety-two and
				one-tenth (92.1) mm) of a well-tamped dry sand or sand/cement mixture, a third
				intermediate layer of three-fourths (3/4) inch (nineteen and one-tenth (19.1)
				mm) plywood, and a fourth intermediate layer of two (2) inches (fifty and
				eight-tenths (50.8) mm) of hardwood or not less than sixty-eight thousandths
				(0.068) inch (one and seven-tenths (1.7) mm) of steel, and an interior lining
				of three-fourths (3/4) inch (nineteen and one-tenth (19.1) mm)
				plywood.
20. Eight (8) inch thick
				(two hundred three and two-tenths (203.2) mm) solid concrete. Methods of
				construction other than those specified above are acceptable as bullet
				resistant construction when tested as described below as follows:
(1) Tests to determine bullet resistance
				shall be conducted on test panels or empty magazines which shall resist five
				(5) out of five (5) shots placed independently of each other in an area three
				(3) feet by three (3) feet (nine hundred fourteen and four-tenths (914.4) mm by
				nine hundred fourteen and four-tenths (914.4) mm).
(2) For ceilings and roofs, the bullet shall
				be fired at an angle of forty-five (45) degrees from the
				perpendicular.
(3) For walls and
				doors, the bullet shall be fired perpendicular to the wall or door.
(13) Amend the
				definition of CARE SUITE to delete "1014.2.2 through 1014.2.6" and substitute
				"407.4.3 of the Indiana Building Code".
(14) Add the definition of Code Official to
				read as follows: CODE OFFICIAL means the division of fire and building safety,
				the local building official as authorized under IC 36-7-2-9 and local ordinance
				or the fire department as authorized under IC 36-8-17-8.
(15) Add the definition of Commission to read
				as follows: COMMISSION means the Indiana Fire Prevention and Building Safety
				Commission as set forth at IC 22-12-2-1.
(16) Add the definition of Compatible to read
				as follows: COMPATIBLE means approved equipment that functions effectively with
				other approved equipment within an alarm system.
(17) Add the definition for Concession Stand
				to read as follows: CONCESSION STAND means an outdoor structure from which food
				or other items are sold during sporting, amusement or entertainment
				events.
(18) Amend the definition
				of Construction Documents to read as follows: CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS. Documents
				required to obtain a design release in accordance with the General
				Administrative Rules (
				675 IAC 12-6 )
				and the rules for Industrialized Building Systems (675 IAC 15).
(19) Add the definition of Control Unit to
				read as follows: CONTROL UNIT means a combination of equipment that contains
				the primary and secondary power supplies, receives signals from initiating
				devices, transmits signals to signaling devices, and electrically supervises
				the system circuitry.
(20) Amend
				the definition of Deflagration to read as follows: DEFLAGRATION. Deflagration
				is an exothermic reaction, such as the extremely rapid oxidation of a
				combustible dust or flammable vapor in air, in which the reaction progresses
				through the unburned material at a rate less than the velocity of sound. A
				deflagration can have an explosive effect.
(21) Amend the definition of DISCHARGE SITE
				to delete the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				28-1-39.
(22) Add the definition of Display to read as
				follows: DISPLAY. See
				675 IAC
				28-1-39.
(23) Amend the definition of DISPLAY SITE to
				delete the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				28-1-39.
(24) Add the definition of Division of Fire
				and Building Safety to read as follows: DIVISION OF FIRE AND BUILDING SAFETY
				means the Division of Fire and Building Safety of the Indiana Department of
				Homeland Security created pursuant to IC 10-19-2.
(25) Add the definition of DOT to read as
				follows: DOT. DOT is the United States Department of Transportation.
(26) Amend the definition of DWELLING UNIT to
				delete the text and insert to read as follows: DWELLING UNIT means any building
				or portion thereof which contains living facilities, including provisions for
				sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation, as required by this code, for not
				more than one (1) family, or congregate resident for ten (10) or less
				persons.
(27) Add the definition of
				Electric Blasting Cap to read as follows: ELECTRIC BLASTING CAP. An electric
				blasting cap is a detonator which consists of a shell closed at one (1) end.
				The other end contains electric wires which have been sealed into the shell. It
				contains a charge of detonating compound which is ignited or initiated by
				applying electric current to the wires protruding from the detonator.
(28) Add the definition of Electrical Code to
				read as follows: ELECTRICAL CODE means the Indiana Electrical Code in effect in
				Indiana at the time of construction, remodeling, alteration, addition, or
				repair of the structure.
(29) Amend
				the definition of EXPLOSIVE to delete "any material determined to be within the
				scope of USC Title 18: Chapter 40 and also includes any material classified as
				an explosive other than consumer fireworks, 1.4G (Class C, Common) by the
				hazardous materials regulations of DOTn 49 CFR" and insert "regulated
				explosives as defined in IC 35-47.5-3-1".
(30) Amend the definition of EXPLOSIVE
				MATERIAL to delete the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				26-3-1.
(31) Amend the definition of FACILITY to
				delete the text and insert to read as follows: FACILITY means a Class 1
				structure as defined in IC 22-12-1-4.
(32) Amend the definition of FALLOUT AREA to
				delete the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				28-1-39.
(33) Delete the definition of FIRE ALARM
				without substitution.
(34) Amend
				the definition of FIRE ALARM SYSTEM to delete the text and insert to read as
				follows: FIRE ALARM SYSTEM means a combination of approved equipment that with
				operation of an alarm initiating device produces an alarm signal.
(35) Add the definition of Fire Code to read
				as follows: FIRE CODE means the Indiana Fire Code.
(36) Add the definition of Fire Resistant to
				read as follows: FIRE RESISTANT. Fire resistant refers to the construction
				designed to provide reasonable protection against fire. For exterior walls of
				magazines constructed of wood, this shall mean fire-resistance equivalency
				provided by sheet metal of not less than one hundred seventy-nine
				ten-thousandths (0.0179) inch (forty-five hundredths (0.45) mm) (twenty-six
				(26) manufacturer's standard gage).
(37) Amend the definition of FIREWORKS to
				delete the text and insert to read as follows: See IC 22-11-14-1.
(38) Amend the definition of FIREWORKS
				DISPLAY to delete the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				28-1-39.
(39) Add the definition of Flame Resistant
				Material to read as follows: FLAME RESISTANT MATERIAL means material that has
				been modified in its chemical composition by impregnation, coating, or has
				inherent composition that makes the material resistant to ignition and
				combustion when exposed to a small ignition source.
(40) Add the definition of Flame Retardant to
				read as follows: FLAME RETARDANT means an approved chemical, chemical compound,
				or mixture that, when applied in an approved manner to any fabric or other
				material, will render such fabric or material incapable of supporting
				combustion.
(41) Add the definition
				of Hardwood to read as follows: HARDWOOD. Hardwood refers to types of wood such
				as red oak, white oak, hard maple, ash, or hickory, each of which is free from
				knots, wind shakes, or similar defects.
(42) Amend the definition of HIGH PILED
				COMBUSTIBLE STORAGE as follows:
i. Delete
				"When required by the fire code official,".
ii. Add a second sentence to read as follows:
				Aisles separating storage piles and racks shall be included in calculating the
				storage area.
(43) Amend
				the definition of HOTWORKS PERMITS by deleting "and prepermitted by the code
				official" without substitution.
(44) Add the definition of ICC Electrical
				Code to read as follows: ICC ELECTRICAL CODE means the INDIANA ELECTRICAL CODE
				(675 IAC 17).
(45) Add the
				definition of Indiana Building Code to read as follows: INDIANA BUILDING CODE
				means the Indiana Building Code (675 IAC 13) in effect in Indiana at the time
				of construction in accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(46) Add the definition of Indiana Electrical
				Code to read as follows: INDIANA ELECTRICAL CODE means the Indiana Electrical
				Code (675 IAC 17) in effect in Indiana at the time of construction in
				accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(47) Add the definition of Indiana Energy
				Conservation Code to read as follows: INDIANA ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE means
				the Indiana Energy Code (675 IAC 19) in effect at the time of construction in
				accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(48) Add the definition of Indiana Fire Code
				to read as follows: INDIANA FIRE CODE means the rules adopted at 675 IAC 22 in
				effect in Indiana at the time of inspection by the inspection authority or,
				with respect to construction required to be filed under
				675 IAC 12-6, 675
				IAC 22 in effect at the time of construction in accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(49) Add the definition of Indiana Fuel Gas
				Code to read as follows: INDIANA FUEL GAS CODE means the Indiana Fuel Gas Code
				(675 IAC 25) in effect at the time of construction in accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(50) Add the definition of Indiana Mechanical
				Code to read as follows: INDIANA MECHANICAL CODE mean the Indiana Mechanical
				Code (675 IAC 18) in effect at the time of construction in accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(51) Add the definition of Indiana Plumbing
				Code to read as follows: INDIANA PLUMBING CODE means the Indiana Plumbing Code
				(675 IAC 16) in effect at the time of construction in accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(52) Add the definition of Inspection
				Authority to read as follows: INSPECTION AUTHORITY. See Code
				Official.
(53) Add the definition
				of International Building Code to read as follows: INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE.
				See the Indiana Building Code.
(54)
				Add the definition of International Energy Conservation Code to read as
				follows: INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE: See the Indiana Energy
				Conservation Code.
(55) Add the
				definition of International Mechanical Code to read as follows: INTERNATIONAL
				MECHANICAL CODE. See the Indiana Mechanical Code.
(56) Add the definition of Intraplant
				Distance to read as follows: INTRAPLANT DISTANCE. Intraplant distance refers to
				the minimum distance permitted between two (2) buildings on an explosives
				manufacturing site, when at least one (1) of the buildings contains or is
				designed to contain explosives.
(57) Add the definition of International
				Plumbing Code to read as follows: INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE. See the Indiana
				Plumbing Code.
(58) Amend the
				definition of LABELED to delete the text and insert to read as follows: LABELED
				means equipment or materials to which has been attached a label, symbol, or
				other identifying mark of an organization engaged in product evaluation, that
				maintains periodic inspection of production of labeled equipment or materials,
				and by whose labeling the manufacturer indicates compliance with appropriate
				standards or performance in a specified manner.
(59) Amend the definition of LISTED to delete
				the text and insert to read as follows: LISTED means equipment or materials
				included in a list published by an organization engaged in product evaluation,
				that maintains periodic inspection of production of listed equipment or
				materials, and whose listing states either that the equipment or material meets
				appropriate standards or has been tested and found suitable for use in a
				specified manner.
(60) Amend the
				definition of Magazine to delete the text after the first sentence and insert
				to read as follows: INDOOR. An indoor magazine is a portable structure, such as
				a box, bin or other container. Indoor magazines shall be fire resistant and
				theft resistant. Indoor magazines constructed of wood shall have sides,
				bottoms, and lids or doors constructed of two (2) inch (fifty and eight-tenths
				(50.8) mm) wood and shall be well braced at corners. The magazines shall be
				covered on the exterior with steel not less than sixteen-thousandths (0.016)
				inch (forty-one hundredths (0.41) mm) (twenty-six (26) gage) thick. Indoor
				magazines constructed of metal shall have sides, bottoms, and lids or doors
				constructed of not less than ninety-seven thousandths (0.097) inch (two and
				five-tenths (2.5) mm) (twelve (12) gage) steel and shall be lined with a
				minimum of one-half (1/2) inch (twelve and seven-tenths (12.7) mm) of
				nonsparking material.
Exception: Type 5 indoor magazines used for the storage of
				  blasting agents need not be fire resistant. Indoor magazines need not be bullet
				  resistant or weather resistant if the buildings in which they are stored
				  provide protection from the weather and bullet penetration. Hinges and hasps
				  shall be attached to doors or lids by welding, riveting, or bolting with nuts
				  on the inside so that doors or lids cannot be removed when closed and locked.
				  Each magazine shall be equipped with a steel padlock, which need not be
				  protected by a steel hood, having at least five (5) tumblers with a
				  case-hardened shackle of at least three-eighths (3/8) inch (nine and
				  five-tenths (9.5) mm) diameter. Indoor magazines shall have substantial wheels
				  or casters to facilitate removal from a building in case of emergency. The
				  least horizontal dimension shall not exceed the clear width of the entrance
				  door. Magazines shall be painted red and the lid or door shall bear in
				  conspicuous white lettering, at least three (3) inches (seventy-six and
				  two-tenths (76.2) mm) high, EXPLOSIVES-KEEP FIRE AWAY. The indoor storage of
				  high explosives shall not exceed fifty (50) pounds (twenty-two and seven-tenths
				  (22.7) kg). Detonators shall be stored in a separate magazine from other
				  explosive materials and the total number of detonators stored shall not exceed
				  five thousand (5,000). Indoor magazines containing blasting agents in excess of
				  fifty (50) pounds (twenty-two and seven-tenths (22.7) kg) shall be located in
				  accordance with Table 3304.5.2(1). See also Section 3304.5.
TYPE 1. A Type 1 magazine is a permanent structure, such as a
				  building or igloo that is bullet resistant, fire resistant, theft resistant,
				  weather resistant and ventilated. Floors shall be constructed of wood or other
				  suitable nonsparking materials. Foundations shall be constructed of brick,
				  concrete, cement block, stone, or wood posts. If piers or posts are used in
				  lieu of a continuous foundation, the space under the buildings shall be
				  enclosed with fire-resistant materials. Where it is possible for a bullet to be
				  fired directly through the roof and into the magazine at such an angle that the
				  bullet could strike the explosives within, the magazine roof shall be bullet
				  resistant or shall be protected by one (1) of the following methods:
1. A sand tray having a depth of four (4)
				inches (one hundred one and six-tenths (101.6) mm) of sand and located at the
				top of the inner walls covering the entire ceiling area, except that portion
				necessary for ventilation.
2.
				Either not less than thirty-three thousandths (0.033) inch (eighty-four
				hundredths (0.84) mm) (twenty (20) gage) steel with four (4) inches (one
				hundred one and six-tenths (101.6) mm) of hardwood or not less than forty-three
				thousandths (0.043) inch (one and one-tenth (1.1) mm) (eighteen (18) gage)
				aluminum with seven (7) inches (one hundred seventy-seven and eight-tenths
				(177.8) mm) of hardwood. Doors shall be bullet resistant. Hinges and hasps
				shall be attached to the doors by welding, riveting, or bolting with nuts on
				the inside of the door. Hinges and hasps shall be installed in such a manner
				that they cannot be removed when the doors are closed and locked. Each door
				shall be equipped with two (2) mortise locks, two (2) padlocks fastened in
				separate hasps and staples, a combination of a mortise lock and a padlock, a
				mortise lock that requires two (2) keys to open, or a three-point or
				equivalent-type lock that secures the door to the frame at more than one (1)
				point. Padlocks shall be steel having at least five (5) tumblers and at least a
				three-eighths (3/8) inch (nine and five-tenths (9.5) mm) diameter case-hardened
				shackle. Padlocks shall be protected by not less than one-fourth (1/4) inch
				(six and four-tenths (6.4) mm) steel hoods constructed in a manner which
				prevents sawing or lever action on the locks, hasps, and staples.
Exception: Magazine doors that are secured on the inside by
				  means of a bolt, lock, or bar that cannot be actuated from the outside.
				  Ventilation shall be provided to prevent dampness and heating of stored
				  explosive materials. Ventilation openings shall be screened to prevent the
				  entrance of sparks. Ventilation openings in side walls and foundations shall be
				  offset or shielded for bullet-resistant purposes. Magazines having foundation
				  and roof ventilators with the air circulating between the side walls and the
				  floors and between the side walls and the ceiling shall have a wooden lattice
				  or equivalent to prevent the packages of explosive materials from being stacked
				  against the side walls and blocking the air circulation. Sparking material
				  shall not be exposed to contact with the stored explosive materials. Ferrous
				  metal nails in the floor and side walls, which could be exposed to contact with
				  explosive materials, shall be blind nailed, countersunk, or covered with a
				  nonsparking latticework or other nonsparking material. See also Section
				  3304.5.
TYPE 2 MAGAZINES. A Type 2 magazine shall be a box, trailer,
				  semi trailer, or other mobile facility. A Type 2 magazine shall be bullet
				  resistant, fire resistant, weather resistant, theft resistant, and ventilated.
				  Walls, ceiling and roof construction, hinges, hasps, locks, ventilation, and
				  interior construction shall be constructed as required for Type 1 magazines.
				  Type 2 magazines shall be supported to prevent the floor from having direct
				  contact with the ground. Magazines less than one (1) cubic yard (seventy-six
				  hundredths (0.76) m3) in size shall be fastened to a fixed object to prevent
				  theft of the entire magazine. Vehicular magazines shall be immobilized by
				  removing the wheels, locking with a kingpin locking device, or other approved
				  methods.
TYPE 3 MAGAZINES. A Type 3 magazine shall be a "day box" or
				  other portable magazine. Type 3 magazines shall be theft resistant, fire
				  resistant, and weather resistant. Type 3 magazines shall be constructed of not
				  less than ninety-seven thousandths (0.097) inch (two and five-tenths (2.5) mm)
				  (twelve (12) gage) steel lined with at least one-half (1/2) inch (twelve and
				  seven-tenths (12.7) mm) plywood or Masonite. Doors shall overlap sides by at
				  least one (1) inch (twenty-five and four-tenths (25.4) mm). Hinges and hasps
				  shall be attached by welding, riveting, or bolting with nuts on the inside.
				  Type 3 magazines shall have one (1) steel padlock having at least five (5)
				  tumblers and a case-hardened shackle of at least three-eighths (3/8) inch (nine
				  and five-tenths (9.5) mm) diameter. Explosive materials shall not be left
				  unattended in a Type 3 magazine. When Type 3 magazines will be left unattended,
				  explosive materials shall first be moved to a Type 1 or 2 magazine.
TYPE 4 MAGAZINES. A Type 4 magazine shall be a permanent,
				  portable, or mobile structure, such as a building, igloo, box, semi trailer, or
				  other mobile container, which shall be fire resistant, theft resistant, and
				  weather resistant. Outdoor magazines shall be constructed of masonry,
				  metal-covered wood, fabricated metal, or a combination of these materials.
				  Doors shall be metal or solid wood covered with metal. Permanent magazines
				  shall be constructed as required for Type 1 magazines with respect to
				  foundations, floors, ventilation, and locking devices. Vehicular magazines
				  shall be immobilized when unattended as required for Type 2 magazines.
TYPE 5 MAGAZINES. A Type 5 magazine shall be a building,
				  igloo, box, bin, tank, semi trailer, bulk-trailer, tank trailer, bulk truck,
				  tank truck, or other mobile container. Outdoor Type 5 magazines shall be
				  weather resistant and theft resistant. Construction shall be of wood, wood
				  covered with metal, masonry, fabricated metal, or a combination of these
				  materials. Doors shall be metal or solid wood. Permanent Type 5 magazines shall
				  be constructed as required for Type 1 magazines with respect to foundations,
				  floors, ventilation, and locking devices. Vehicular magazines shall be
				  immobilized when unattended, as required for Type 2 vehicular magazines.
				  Over-the-road trucks and semi trailers used for temporary storage shall have
				  each door locked with one (1) steel padlock having at least five (5) tumblers
				  and a case-hardened shackle of at least three-eighths (3/8) inch (nine and
				  five-tenths (9.5) mm) diameter. The door hinges and lock hasp shall be securely
				  fastened to the magazine and the door frame.
Exception: Magazine doors that are adequately secured on the
				  inside by means of a bolt, lock, or bar that cannot be actuated from the
				  outside. Type 5 storage magazines in trailers shall display BLASTING AGENT
				  placards on the trailer when any quantity of blasting agents is contained
				  therein.
(61)
				Add the definition of Marine Service Station to read as follows: MARINE SERVICE
				STATION means MARINE MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITY. See Section
				2202.1.
(62) Add the definition for
				Mechanical Code to read as follows: MECHANICAL CODE means the Indiana
				Mechanical Code in effect in Indiana at the time of construction in accordance
				with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(63) Amend the definition of Mortar to delete
				the text and insert to read as follows: See
				675 IAC
				28-1-39.
(64) Add the definition of NFPA 70, National
				Electrical Code to read as follows: NFPA 70, NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. See the
				Indiana Electrical Code.
(65) Amend
				the definition of Occupancy Classification to delete the text and insert to
				read as follows: OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION. Occupancy classification shall be as
				specified in the Indiana Building Code in effect at the time of construction,
				alteration, or change of occupancy.
(66) Add the definition of Percussion Cap to
				read as follows: PERCUSSION CAP. A percussion cap is a device used to ignite
				the powder charge of small arms ammunition.
(67) Add the definition of Plumbing Code to
				read as follows: PLUMBING CODE means the Indiana Plumbing Code in effect at the
				time of construction in accordance with
				675
				IAC 12-4-7.
(68) Add the definition of Plywood to read as
				follows: PLYWOOD. Plywood refers to a type of wood product with a grade of A-C
				exterior grade plywood.
(69) Amend
				the definition of Proximate Audience to delete the text and insert to read as
				follows: See
				675
				IAC 22-2.2-26.
(70) Amend the definition of Pyrotechnic
				Composition to delete the text and insert to read as follows: See IC
				22-11-14-1.
(71) Amend the
				definition of Pyrotechnic Special Effect Material to delete the text and insert
				to read as follows: See
				675
				IAC 22-2.2-26 (NFPA 1126).
(72) Add a definition for Qualified Person to
				read as follows: QUALIFIED PERSON means a person who either holds current
				National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies certification
				in the fire protection system being installed, serviced, or repaired, or has
				successfully completed a course of instruction specific to the equipment being
				installed, serviced, or repaired. Such instruction shall have been provided by
				the manufacturer of the equipment or their authorized representative.
(73) Delete the definition of RECORD DRAWINGS
				without substitution.
(74) Amend
				the definition of REGISTERED DESIGN PROFESSIONAL to delete the text and insert
				to read as follows: REGISTERED DESIGN PROFESSIONAL means an architect who is
				registered under IC 25-4 or professional engineer registered under IC 25-31. If
				a registered design professional is not required by
				675 IAC 12-6 or
				675 IAC 15, then it means the owner.
(75) Add the definition of Safety Data Sheet
				(SDS) to read as follows: SAFETY DATA SHEET means a document containing
				information concerning a hazardous material which is prepared in accordance
				with 29 CFR Part 1910.1200 or in accordance with the provisions of a plan
				approved by the Indiana Occupational Health and Safety
				Administration.
(76) Add the
				definition of Safety Cap to read as follows: SAFETY CAP. See
				675 IAC
				28-1-39.
(77) Add the definition of Servicing Fire
				Department to read as follows: SERVICING FIRE DEPARTMENT see CODE
				OFFICIAL.
(78) Add the definition
				of Sky Lantern to read as follows: SKY LANTERN. Lanterns, also known as Chinese
				lanterns, sky candles, wish lanterns or fire balloons, that are unmanned,
				airborne lanterns or similar devises that contain a small candle or other
				flammable fuel cell. Once ignited, the fuel cell produces an open flame which
				heats the air inside of the lantern, or similar device, and propels the lantern
				or device into the atmosphere.
(79)
				Add the definition of Softwood to read as follows: SOFTWOOD. Softwood refers to
				types of wood such as Douglas fir, pine, or other softwood of equal
				bullet-resistance free from loose knots, wind shakes, or similar
				defects.
(80) Amend the definition
				of SPECIAL AMUSEMENT BUILDING to delete the text and insert: See Indiana
				Building Code.
(81) Add the
				definition of Spray Area to read as follows: SPRAY AREA means an area in which
				quantities of flammable vapors or combustible residues, dusts, or deposits are
				present due to the operation of spraying processes.
(82) Amend the definition of Spray Booth to
				read as follows: SPRAY BOOTH means a mechanically ventilated appliance of
				varying dimensions and construction provided to enclose or accommodate a
				spraying operation and to confine and limit the escape of spray vapor and
				residue and to exhaust it safely.
(83) Amend the definition of Spray Room to
				read as follows: SPRAY ROOM means a room designed to accommodate spraying
				operations complying with the building code requirements for a Group H,
				Division 2 Occupancy.
(84) Amend
				the definition of SPRAYING SPACE to delete the last sentence without
				substitution.
(85) Amend the
				definition of Story to read as follows: STORY means that portion of a building
				included between the upper surface of any floor and the upper surface of the
				floor next above, except that the topmost story shall be that portion of a
				building included between the upper surface of the topmost floor and the
				ceiling or roof above. If the finished floor level directly above a usable or
				unused under-floor space is more than six (6) feet above grade as defined
				herein for more than fifty (50) percent of the total perimeter or is more than
				twelve (12) feet above grade as defined herein at any point, such usable or
				unused under-floor space shall be considered as a story.
(86) Amend the definition of Steel to read as
				follows: STEEL. Steel refers to a type of metal such as general purpose, hot-
				or cold-rolled, low carbon steel.
(87) Add the definition of Supervised to read
				as follows: SUPERVISED means that there is an attendant present to oversee the
				operation of the dispensing devices.
(88) Add the definition of Swimming Pool Code
				to read as follows: SWIMMING POOL CODE means the Indiana Swimming Pool, Spa and
				Water Attraction code.
(89) Add the
				definition of Temporary Structure to read as follows: TEMPORARY STRUCTURE. See
				675
				IAC 22-2.2-26.
(90) Amend the definition of Townhouse to
				read as follows: TOWNHOUSE has the meaning ascribed thereto in IC
				22-12-1-5(c).
(91) Add the definition of Trained to read as
				follows: TRAINED means one who has undergone the instructions necessary to
				design, install, and perform the maintenance and recharge service.
(92) Amend the definition of Transient to
				read as follows: TRANSIENT means the use of an R-1 Occupancy by an individual
				for less than thirty (30) days.
(93) Add the definition of Unsupervised to
				read as follows: UNSUPERVISED means that there is not an attendant present to
				oversee the operation of the dispensing devices.