This ordinance shall be known as THE BARTLETT Fl RE PROTECTION DISTRICT FIRE CODE, herein after referred to as "This Code"

Subject to modifications hereinafter set forth, the following codes, regulations and records are hereby expressly incorporated in the Bartlett Fire Protection District Fire Code by this reference, and are adopted as THE BARTLETT FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT FIRE CODE, pursuant to Section 50 ILCS220/.01 etseg. of the Municipal Adoption of Codes and Records Act, which authorizes municipalities to incorporate by reference the provisions of nationally recognized technical codes and records:

Except for the deletions, modifications, additions and amendments which follow, all provisions of the foregoing codes incorporated herein by reference are expressly made part of this Code just as if they were fully set forth herein. The following deletions as set forth and the deletions, modifications and provisions set forth in Chapter 1, shall supersede the requirements in the codes adopted in this Section 1.2.

The Village of Bartlett (the "Village") Building Department (the "Building Department") and the Bartlett Fire Protection District (the "Fire Department") are hereby authorized to conduct annual inspections of properties described in section 9-12A-2 herein to be performed in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter 12A.

The following properties located within the corporate limits of the Village have been designated for annual inspections: (1) commercial and/or industrial properties located in the B-I, B-2, B-3, B-4, OR, P-I, I-1 or I-2 Districts, or within a PD Planned Development District that has been designated as office research, industrial, commercial and/or business, or within a PUD that contains industrial, commercial and/or business uses; and (2) the common areas of multi-family buildings located in the SR-5 or SR-6 Districts (including SR-5 PUD and SR-6 PUD Districts), or in a PD Planned Development District that has been designated as SR-5 or SR-6. A list of properties subject to the annual inspections is on file with the Building Department, and is updated from time to time by the Building Department.

The purpose of the annual inspection program is to:

Sprinkler plans are to be submitted to the Bartlett Building Department and/or Bartlett Fire Protection District or the South Elgin Fire protection District.

Add to IBC® 903.4.2 and IFC 903.4.2 to provide an outside visual/audio device over the fire department connection (red strobe light).

A. Add to IBC® 903.4.3 and IFC 903.4.3 in multiple story buildings, provide floor           control valves with water flow switches for each floor.

Add to IBC 903.6 and IFC 903.6 by each hydraulically calculated area on each drawing, provide a copy of the hydraulic name plate.

Delete IFC section 907.2 (and all related exceptions). Manual pulls stations and audio visual alarm devices and alarm indicating appliances shall be provided, seen and heard in all areas of every building. All sprinkled buildings shall be provided with audio/visual devices. This will provide full building notification.

Key boxes are required outside all front entrances and all sprinkler rooms for all buildings, except single-family homes, two-family dwellings and townhouses. Provide a key box on all existing buildings that are renovated or at change of occupancy.

Amend IFC section 508.5 to read the fire hydrant shall be located at a minimum of 40' from the building structure. Add IBC® 913: Fire hydrants shall be provided around the perimeter of the building in three hundred foot (300') increments. Also, a fire hydrant shall be located within one hundred feet (100') of the fire department connection on the fire protection water supply to the building.

Except for single-family homes, two-family dwellings and town homes, additions to existing buildings totaling one thousand five hundred (1,500) square feet or more, the existing building and addition, regardless of fire walls or fire barriers shall be sprinkled. In addition, fire alarm systems shall be installed.

All buildings are required to be equipped with heat and smoke detectors tied into the fire protection district's dispatch center, except for single-family homes, two-family dwellings and townhouses.

All new uses and build-outs of existing uses need to be reviewed by the local Fire Protection District. The Building Department will require an approval letter from the fire district that the proposed plans have been reviewed and approved before permit is issued.

IBC 903.12 and IFC 903.12 Provide a minimum of a one hour separation of sprinkler valve room and/or fire pump room. All sprinkler control and fire pump rooms shall be accessible by a direct outside access door and accessible from the inside of the building with six inch letters identifying the room.

The fire hose valves system piping shall be:

All buildings of all use groups, other than one and two family dwellings, greater than 1500 square feet shall be protected with an automatic fire sprinkler system installed per NFPA 13. Provide all spec warehouse buildings (Use groups S or F) with a ceiling roof height of 25 feet or greater to be protected with an ESFR fire sprinkler system or a hydraulically calculated system for class IV commodities wit rack storage calculated to the greatest storage height. All sprinkler systems shall be electronically supervised by a fire alarm system.

All non-residential multiple tenant buildings, will be "ring by tenant" activated by the fire a fire sprinkler system flow switch for that space or automatic fire detection and shall include a weatherproof clear outside strobe over the entrance to each tenant space as directed by the fire department. All outside strobes shall be 75 candela minimum. Fire Department sprinkler connections shall be a four inch Stortz type quick release with a thirty degree downward elbow.

Fire sprinkler system inspectors test valves shall be accessible at all times and located no more than six feet above the finished floor. On multiple riser systems test valves shall be marked as to which riser and area it tests.