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ORDINANCE NO. 514
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA,
PROVIDING FOR NEW CHAPTER 7 FIRE PREVENTION AND
PROTECTION; SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE
DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Winter
Springs, Florida, has determined that it is in the best interest of the
City of Winter Springs, Florida, to update and adopt the Fire Prevention
and Protection Code.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS,
FLORIDA:
SECTION I - That Sec. 7 Fire Prevention and Protection is
hereby deleted in its entirety, and the following replaced therefor:
ARTICLE I: FIRE DEPARTMENT
SEC. 7-1. ORGANIZATION.
The fire department of the city shall be organized as
prescribed in this article.
SEC. 7-2. CREATION.
The fire department is hereby created as a separate and
autonomous municipal department. It shall be the mission of the
fire department to protect the city and its citizens from fire
or other such emergencies, and to educate, protect and serve the
citizens of the community.
SEC. 7-3. FIRE CHIEF; AUTHORITY.
(a) The fire chief shall be the administrative head of the
fire department.
(b) The fire chief shall have the authority to enforce all
ordinances and regulations of the city pertaining to the fire
department.
SEC. 7-4. DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF; AUTHORITY.
(a) The deputy fire chief shall assume the duties of the
fire chief during the absence of the fire chief.
(b) The deputy fire chief shall have the same authority as
the fire chief as stated in SEC.7-3(b)
SEC. 7-5. DEPARTMENT DIVISION; DELEGATION OF RESPONSIBILITY.
(a) The fire department shall perform four, (4) major
functions:
1. Combat (fire suppression)
2. Fire Prevention
3. Emergency Medical Services
4. Training
(b) The fire marshal shall be delegated the responsibility
for the fire prevention division.
(c) The emergency medical services director shall be
delegated the responsibility for the emergency medical services
division.
(d) The training officer shall be delegated the
responsibility for the training division.
ARTICLE II. IN GENERAL
SEC. 7-26. REGULATION OF OPEN-AIR BURNING.
(a) No person shall burn outdoors within the city limits,
except in an incinerator, any solid waste in the form of trash,
paper, grass clippings, leaves, underbrush, felled trees, or
other combustible vegetable material without the express
permission of the f ire department regarding the location, size
and duration of each burning, nor without constant supervision
of each burning until the last spark of fire is extinguished.
(b) Under no circumstances shall any person burn any food
waste whatsoever at any time within the city limits.
(c) In the event of a disaster sufficient to preclude
commercial collection of solid waste or any cessation of such
service, the public shall gather solid waste, excluding food
waste, in the usual manor for pick-up at curb-side by city owned
or city hired vehicles, to be burned under the supervision of
the f ire department at sites designated by the disaster
management coordinator. During such emergency situations, the
public shall bury all food waste, and such food waste shall not
be burned by the public nor deposited with other solid waste for
collection.
(d) For major land clearing operations, a burning permit
shall be obtained from the f ire department, providing that all
rules and regulations of such burning comply with both the
Florida Division of Forestry and the Department of Environmental
Regulations. The burn site shall be inspected by the fire
department prior to the issuing of any permit. A fee will be
charged for such permits in accordance with the fee schedule
adopted by resolution of the city commission. Said permit may
remain in force for a period not to exceed thirty (30) calendar
days. Burn permits may be revoked at any time for just cause and
the fee forfeited. Should fire department services be required
to extinguish a permitted burn due to negligence or other
failure on the part of the permittee (s), a fine of one-hundred
dollars ($100.00) shall be levied against the responsible
permittee (s) .
SEC. 1-21. REGULATION OF EXPLOSIVES.
(a) No person(s) shall discharge or detonate, nor allow
the discharge or detonation of any illegal fireworks, as defined
by Sec. 791-01(8), Florida Statues, dynamite or any other
explosive at any time within the city limits without the express
permission of both the fire and police departments.
(b) Permitted public fireworks displays handled by licensed
pyrotechnical businesses are excluded, subject to their
obtaining proper permits and inspections by the office of the
fire marshal.
SEC. 1-28. FALSE ALARMS PROHIBITED.
It shall be unlawful for any person, either intentionally
or without reasonable cause to sound a false alarm of fire or
hazard from an explosive or incendiary device, by rousing public
alert by calling or shouting or other audible or visible method,
telephoning, setting off a f ire alarm box or electronic signal,
failure to repair faulty alarm equipment which activates without
adequate need, or by any other method creating a misleading
impression of the existence of present or impending danger from
fire, explosion or bomb.
(Reference State Law-False Alarms, F.S.806.101)
.Cross reference: BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS,
ARTICLE III. FIRE PREVENTION CODE. ·
SEC. 1-46. ADOPTED.
(a) For the purpose of prescribing regulations
conditions hazardous to life and property from
explosion, there is hereby specified and adopted
prevention code for the city.
(b) The fire prevention code of the city shall be composed
collectively of the following specified codes, subject to the
qualifications prescribed subsequently:
1. State Fire Marshal's Rules and Regulations, Title 4A,
Florida Administrative Code, 1990 edition.
2. National Fire Protection Association, Pamphlet One,
Fire Prevention Code, 1987 edition.
3. National Fire Protection Association, Life Safety Code
101, 1985 edition.
SEC. 1-41. EFFECT OF THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE.
The specified codes adopted in section 7-46 comprising the
f ire prevent ion code, hereinafter referred to as the code, are
hereby adopted and incorporated herein as fully as if set out at
length, save and except such portions as are hereinafter
deleted, modified, or amended. One (1) copy of the completed
code shall be on file in the office of the fire marshal.
SEC. 1-48. STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.
Establishment of limits prohibiting the storage of flammable
liquids in outside aboveground tanks, bulk storage of liquefied
petroleum gases, storage of explosives and blasting agents, and
bulk storage of any other hazardous material or compound. The
limits referred to in this section shall be the entire corporate
limits of the city.
SEC. 1-49. INTERPRETATIONS.
(a) Wherever the word "municipality" appears in this code,
it shall be held to mean the City of Winter Springs, Florida.
(b) Any new building constructed within the city must meet
the requirements of this code, as minimum standards, prior to
its occupancy.
(c) Any existing building, upon renovations or changes
consisting of more than fifty percent, (50%) of the total square
footage of said bui lding, or costing more than fifty percent
(50%) of the assessed value of said building, shall be required
to bring the building into compliance with current codes.
SEC. 1-50. ENFORCEMENT.
The fire prevention code shall be enforced by the fire
chief and/or fire marshal of the fire department.
SEC. 1-51. MODIFICATIONS.
The fire chief and/or fire marshal shall have the power to
modify any of the provisions of the code. When upon application
in wri ting by a property owner or duly authorized agent, the
fire chief and/or fire marshal determines there are practical
diff icul ties in complying wi th the strict letter of the code,
relief may be granted provided that the spirit of the code shall
be observed, public safety secured, and substantial justice
done. When such modification is made, a record shall be kept
including a description and explanation of the variation from
the code requested and the decision made. This document shall be
kept at the fire department, and a signed copy furnished to the
applicant.
SEC. 7-52. APPEALS.
Whenever the fire chief and/or fire marshal shall refuse
to approve or grant a permit or shall disapprove an application
for modification to the code, or when it is claimed that the
provisions of the code do not apply or that the true intent and
meaning of the code have been misconstrued or wrongly
interpreted, the applicant may file, within thirty (30) days
from the date of such negative decision, an appeal with the city
commission.
SEC. 7-53. INSPECTIONS.
The fire marshal or his authorized agent shall periodically
inspect, at any reasonable hour, any and all multi-family
dwellings and any and all commercial buildings, equipment and
vehicles on premises wi thin the city. If it be found that any
such building or structure is in need or repairs or lacks
sufficient fire escapes, alarm apparatus, fire extinguishing
devices, or if it be found that any such building, structure,
equipment or vehicle is in dilapidated condition or is
especially liable to fire from any other cause, and further is
si tuated so as to endanger life or property, it may be ordered
to be removed or rendered safe within a reasonable length of
time.
SEC. 7-54. VIOLATIONS.
Any person(s) who shall violate any provisions of this
code, or fail to comply therewith, or who shall violate or fail
to comply with any order made thereunder, or who shall build in
violation of any detailed statement of specifications or plans
submitted and approved thereunder, and from which no appeal has
been taken, or who shall fail to comply with such an order as
affirmed or modified by the city or by a court of competent
jurisdiction, within the time affixed herein, shall be subject
to the penalty prescribed in section 1-15. The imposition of one
(1) penalty for any violation shall not excuse the violation or
permit it to continue, and all such persons shall be required to
correct or remedy such violations or defects within a reasonable
time; and when not otherwise specified, each ten (10) days that
prohibited conditions are maintained shall constitute a separate
offense. The application of the above penalty shall not be held
to prevent the enforced removal of prohibited conditions.
SEC. 7-55. USER FEE'S AND CHARGES.
User fee's and charges for specific and/or unique fire
department services, shall be required according to the
Resolution passed by the city commission. City of Winter
Springs.
SEC. 7-56. AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS.
(a) Automatic fire sprinkler systems shall be required as
follows;
(1) Throughout all buildings used for commercial purposes,
including but not limited to offices, mercantile stores,
restaurants, manufacturing, industrial or storate, if the total
square footage is three thousand five hundred (3,500), square
feet or more regardless of type of construction.
(2) Throughout all hotels, motels, condominiums, apartment
buildings, or dormitories, regardless of size or type of
construction.
(4) Throughout all hospitals, nursing homes, adult
congregate living facilifies or other medical facilities,
regardless of size or type of construction.
(4) Throughout all Group "H" hazardous occupancies,
regardless of size or type of construction, except where the
application of water might constitute a life safety hazard or
increase the severity of the fire.
(5) Throughout all educational facilities regardless of
size or type of construction.
(b) Automatic fire sprinkler systems shall be installed to
the specifications of NFPA 13, "Standard for the installation of
sprinkler systems," 1991 edition, NFPA 13D, "Standard for the
installation of sprinkler systems in one and two family
dwellings and mobile homes,1991 edition, and NFPA 13R,"
Standard for the installation of sprinkler systems in
residential occupancies up to four stories in height, 1991
edition.
(c) All buildings equipped with automatic sprinkler
systems as required by (A, 1-5, above), shall be required to
have such systems monitored by a central station monitoring
company installed to the specifications of NFPA 71, "Standard
for the installation, maintenance and use of central station
signaling systems, 1989 edition.
(d) All automatic fire sprinkler systems as required by
(a, 1-5 above,) shall be required to have such systems
inspected, tested and maintained to the specifications of NFPA
13A, "Standard for the inspection, maintenance and testing of
sprinkler systems, 1991 edition. A copy of each inspection
report shall be furnished to the fire marshal's office.
(e) All automatic fire sprinkler systems shall be installed
by a licensed fire protection system contractor, pursuant to Fl.
Statute 633.521, and Florida State Fire Marshal Rule 4A-46.
(f) If an automatic fire sprinkler system is required to be
shut off for any reason, the fire department shall be notified
when it is shut off and when it is returned to service.
SEC. 7-57 - 7-75 RESERVED.
*Cross Reference: BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS, Ch.6.
ARTICLE IV. FIRE HYDRANTS. *
SEC. 7-76. REQUIRED.
Fire hydrants shall be installed to serve all developments
as prescribed in this article.
SEC. 7-77. RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE.
(a) All land development shall include provision for fire
hydrants at the time of development as set forth in section 9-
261. Fire hydrants shall be furnished and installed entirely at
the expense of the developers.
(b) The utility servicing fire hydrants with water shall
be responsible to maintain and replace as necessary all service
mains and connections to the bases of the hydrants.
*cross references - Buildings and building regulations, Ch. 6,
plumbing, 6-126 et seq.; flood damage prevention, Ch. 8; land
development, Ch.9; motor vehicles and traffic, Ch 12;
planning, Ch. 15; streets, sidewalks and other public places,
Ch. 17; utilities, Ch. 19; and Zoning, Ch. 20.
(c) The city shall assume ownership and maintenance of
only the fire hydrant itself, at the time and in the manner
specified below:
(1) Hydrants on public streets will be accepted by the
ci ty simultaneously with acceptance of the public improvements
in the right-of-way involved, after inspection and approval of
the fire chief.
(2) Hydrants on private streets will be accepted by the
city after final inspection and approval of the improvements to
be privately maintained in the right-of-way, easement or common
area involved. Transfer of ownership of hydrants shall occur
only after inspection and approval of each hydrant by the fire
chief. Such approved hydrants shall be deeded to the city by a
legal document prepared by the developer and reviewed and
approved by the city.
SEC. 7-78. HYDRANT INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS.
(a) Spacing; Hydrants shall be spaced not more that seven
hundred fifty, (750) feet apart in single-family residential
zoning districts or single family sections of planned unit
developments and not more than five hundred (500) feet apart in
all other districts. Developers shall be required to place water
systems and hydrants wi thin the developments in a looped system
to provide maximum firefighting capability.
(b) Proximity to building; No building or structure shall
be erected at a distance more than three hundred fifty (350)
feet from the nearest fire hydrant, such distance being measured
along the road right-of-way, nor be set back at a distance
measuring more than three hundred fifty, (350) feet
perpendicularly to the edge of the right-of-way. This
restriction shall not apply to underdeveloped areas of the city
where water mains have not been installed wi thin seven hundred
fifty (750) feet of the proposed structure.
(1) No building permit shall be issued when the above
requirements are not met unless the city commission has
specifically granted a waiver of the distance specification.
(2) A petition for waiver of the distance specification
may be considered by the city commission upon written
application from the property owner or authorized agent. The
applicant shall be required to demonstrate that enforcement of
this requirement would cause undue hardship, upon which the
commission may grant a waiver.
(c) Orientation; Hydrants shall be positioned so that the
large opening of the hydrant face, (steamer port), points in the
direction most proper to facilitate easy access to fire
department pumpers.
(d) Height; Hydrants shall be installed at such height that
the base of the hydrant barrel securing bolts are above the
surrounding land finish grade and ground cover so as to provide
ready accessibility for maintenance. In addition, the distance
between the ground or ground cover to the center line of the
steamer port of the hydrant shall not be less than eighteen (18)
inches.
(e) Water control Valve; each hydrant shall have its own
under ground on-off control value immediately adjacent to the
hydrant.
(f) Color and markings; Each hydrant shall be painted
uniformily. The hydrant barrel and all caps shall be DOT yellow.
The bonnet shall be white with 3M reflective coating applied.
The hydrant number shall be stenciled with one inch numbers,
black in color. The hydrant number shall be provided by the fire
department.
SEC. 7-79. OBSTRUCTION OF HYDRANTS.
No obstructing material, sign, fence, wall, bush, tree, or
other such obstacle shall be placed or allowed to remain within
a ten (10) feet circular radius of a fire hydrant, with the fire
hydrant being the center point of such radius.
SEC. 7-80. APPROVAL AND ACCEPTANCE BY THE CITY.
Approval of the type of fire hydrants installed and of the
location, placement, orientation and height of each hydrant
shall be the decision of the fire chief. Acceptance of hydrants
installed by developers or builders shall be at the sole
discretion and determination of the fire chief.
SEC. 7-81. ON SITE STATIC WATER SUPPLIES.
In areas of the city, zoned commercial, where water mains
have not been installed, a static water source shall be required
for all construction consisting of 5,000 square feet or more,
This requirement may also apply to smaller occupancies depending
upon the hazard involved.
All tank installations shall require the proper building
permits, site plans and engineering plans.
(a) Tank size. The minimum tank size allowable shall be
five thousand (5,000) U. S. Gallons. Tank size requirements may
vary depending upon type of structure, nature of business, fire
load, potential hazard and accessibility.
(b) Used tanks. Tanks previously used for gasoline or
other flammable liquids shall not be used unless these tanks
have been purged and are certified to be free of flammable
liquids residue or vapors.
(c) Tank Location. Tanks shall be located at least
seventy-five (75) feet from the building (s) to be protected.
Tanks shall be located within six (6) feet of an access roadway
with an all-weather driving surface which is designed to support
the imposed loads of f ire apparatus. The areas around the tanks
shall be marked as fire lanes.
(d) Fire Department Connections, Underground Tanks. The
tank shall be designed so that f ire apparatus can draft water
from the tank. The tank shall have a minimum four (4) inch pipe,
(not PVC) , starting no more or no less than six, (6) inches from
the bottom of the tank and extending to a minimum of eighteen,
( 18) inches above finished grade. The pipe shall be fitted with
a ninety (90) degree elbow to which a four and one half (4 1/2)
inch male National Standard Fire Service threaded fitting is
attached. A minimum four (4) inch vent shall be installed. A
four (4) inch pipe with a four and one half (4 1/2) inch male
National Standard Fire Service threaded fitting shall be
installed so that the tank may be ref illed by fire department
apparatus. This re-fill fitting shall be installed at the
opposite end of the tank from the drafting connection.
(e) Fire Department Connections, Aboveground Tank. The tank
shall be so designed that f ire department apparatus can draft
water from the tank. The tank shall have minimum four (4), inch
pipe, (not PVC) , located on one end of the tank. The bottom of
the pipe shall be six (6) inches from the bottom of the tank.
The pipe shall be fitted with a compatible gated control valve
and a four and one half (4 1/2) inch male National Standard Fire
Service threaded fitting. A minimum four (4) inch vent line
shall be installed on the top of the tank. A four (4) inch pipe
fitted with a compatible gated control valve and a four and one
half (4 1/2) inch male National Standard fire Service threaded
fitting shall be installed on the opposite end of the tank.
This fill line shall enter the tank six (6) inches from the top
edge of the tank.
(f) Tank Maintenance and Serviceability. The tank shall
be connected to the domestic water supply of the building and
shall have afloat switch to insure that tank is kept full at
all times. All steel tanks shall be suitably coated with a rust
inhibited material. It shall be the responsibility of the owner
of the property to ensure that the tank is maintained in good
working order at all times and to f lush or have flushed and
cleaned at least annually. All tanks shall be installed in a
neat and good workmanship like manner and shall comply with all
proper installation methods and procedures, including, but not
limited to, sound engineering practices.
(g) Tank Marking. The drafting filling shall be painted
lime yellow; the fill fitting and piping shall be painted red.
A sign shall be posted stating the follow warning:
WARNING
NON-POTABLE WATER
FOR FIRE-FIGHTING USE ONLY
This sign shall be white with red lettering at least one inch
high. Sign size shall be at least 18 inches wide and 12 inches
high. This sign may be painted directly on the tank.
DIAGRAM OF
STATIC WATER SOURCE
FIRE DEPARTMENT DRAFTING TANK
MINIMUM 5,000 US GALLONS CAPACITY
ABOVEGROUND INSTALLATION
SECTION II
Conflicts. All ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith being the same are hereby
repealed.
SECTION III Severability. If any section or portion of a
section or subsection of this Ordinance proves to be invalid,
unlawful or unconstitutional it shall not be held to invalidate
or impair the validity, force or effect of any other section or
portion of section or subsection or part of this Ordinance.
SECTION IV
Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become
effective immediately upon its passage and adoption.
Passed and adopted this 24th day of February, 1992.
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
PHILIP A. KULBES, MAYOR
ATTEST:
Mary T. Norton
CITY CLERK
First Reading 1/27/92
Posted 1/30/92
Second Reading and Public Hearing
2/24/92
The Orlando Sentinel
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she is the Legal Advertising Representative of the Orlando Sentinel, a Daily newspaper
published at Altamonte Springs, in Seminole County, Florida; that the attached copy of ad-
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING .
Cri'v OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORlgA
NOtICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the City
CQmmi$$iOnol the City of Win!'er
Springs. . Florida. that said Commission
win hold a Pub~c Hearing on an ordi-
nance entitled as follows:
. ORDINANCE NO. ~14
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
WINTER SPRINGS, flORIDA PRO-
VIDING FOR NEW CHAPTER 7
FIRE PRiVENTION AND PROTEC.
TiON; SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS
AND EFFECTiVE DATE.
This Public Hearing wHI be held at 7:30
p.m. on January 13, 1992, or as soon
thereafter. as pOSSible in the Commis-
sion Chamber, City Hall. 1126 East S.R.
43-\1. Winter Springs, Fl32708.
~~f;I~:intt;.r;,ofc':~ ~~i~~ceCI::
for inspection. Interested parties may
appear at this hearing and. be heard
With respeclto this proposed ordinance.
Persons are advised that d they decide
.to appeal any recommendation made
during the hearing, they will need a re-
COrd of the prcx:iledings and for such
purpose they may need to ensure that .a
verbatim record of the proceedIngs IS
made which record includes the testi-
mO(lY and evidence upon which the .ap-
peal is to be based per Section
.286.0.10.5 Aorida statutes.
Dated this 15th daY of Oecember. '991.
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
FLORIDA
(, Is/Mary T. Norton
, Mary T. Norton,
~ City Clerk
'!.1>-o.28(Ss) Dec.1S:1991
FORM NO. AD-264
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. uanl a sa 0 . , who on oath says
toot he/she is the Legal Advertising Representative of The Orlando Sentinel, a daily
newspaper published at C A~<;FI RFRRY in
~FM~Nm ~ County,Florida;
t att eattac edcopyofadvertisement, being a NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
in the matter of ORDINANCE #51l1
in the Qr;~~NOL~ Court,
was pu IS e in sai newspaper in the issue; of 02/09/92
Affiant further says that the said Orlando Sentinel is a newspaper published at
Ce~~ibBE~RY , in said
SE~IN~LE County, Florida,
and t at t e said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in
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Candace Cody
Notary Public, State of Florida
My oommission expires Ms.:>, 29, 199'
Commission # CC1l3661
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City
CommISSIon 01 the City 01 Winter
Sf>nngs, Flonda, fhat said Commission
~:~O~t~:r:io=~g 0I'l an ordi-
ORDINANCE NO. 514
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, PRO-
VIDING FOR NEW CHAPTER &
FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTEC-
TION: SEVERABIlITY, CONFUCTS
AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
This Public Hea. ring will be held at 7:30
p.m, on February 24, 1992, or as soon
thereafter. as poSSible in the Commis-
sion Chamber, City Hall, 1126 East S,A.
434" Wi.nter Springs, Fl32708,
COpies 01 the proposed ordinance are
available in the office 01 the City Clerk
lor Inspection. Interested parties may
8/)pear at this hearing and be heard
with respect to thIS proposed ordinance.
PElT$Ons are advised that illhey decide
to appeal any decisions made at this
meeting, they will need a record 01 the
prOc;eedings and lor such purpose they
may need to ensure that a verbatim re-
cord 01 the proceedings Is made which
record includes the testimony and evi-
dence upon which the appeal is to be
~~~~c::.er Section. 286.01 05 Florida
Dated this 9th day 01 February, 1992.
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS
FLORIDA
Is/Mary T. Norton
Mary T. Norton,
City Clerk
SlS2463050 Feb.9,l992