3214 BROADWAY SEPA 017 - 004 Land Use Decision Documents 2025-04-14

road. Individual apartments and suites, where applicable, shall be clearly and legibly identified from the access road. 31. Fire hydrant locations as planned are acceptable. The minimum fire flow is 1,850 gallons per minute (gpm). 32. A portable fire extinguisher with a minimum U.L. rating of 2-A:10-B:C shall be provided within 75 feet of travel on all floors of each building during construction and prior to occupancy. 33. Install a portable fire extinguisher with a minimum U.L. rating of 2-A:40-B:C within 30 feet travel distance of all portions of this building. 34. An approved automatic fire detection system shall be provided as required by City Ordinance No. 3021-07, Chapter 16.76, of the Everett Municipal Code. Plans for such system shall be submitted to the Fire Code Official for review and approval prior to installation. Submittal shall include cut sheets of all equipment intended for use. Appropriate trip tests, witnessed by a Fire Department Inspector, shall be performed, along with a certificate of completion, prior to final acceptance of the system. Fire alarm systems shall be installed according to NFPA Chapter 72, 2013 Edition. Installation of fire alarm components, including basic wiring, may not commence before plans are approved by the Fire Department Plan Reviewer. Fire alarm drawings must be professionally rendered, in sufficient detail, and must be internally consistent. Riser diagrams must match installation plans and load calculations. Components must be listed and approved for use together. Changes to plans must include new drawings and calculations and must be approved by the Fire Department Plan Reviewer prior to installation. Fire alarm installation is subject to field inspection by a Fire Department Inspector. An approved set of plans and the Engineering & Public Services Department electrical permit must be present for any installation inspection. Fire alarm systems shall be installed under permit of the City of Everett Engineering & Public Services Department. Electrical inspections and approval are required prior to calling for acceptance tests. Call (425) 257- 8810 for permit information. The absence of monitoring for the alarm system will be cause for postponing Fire Department inspection and testing and shall result in denial of occupancy. A copy of NFPA 72 Record of Completion form must be filled out prior to final occupancy (NFPA 72, 2013 Edition, Chapter 7, pages 107-147). 2015 IFC, 907.7.2 Call for design requirements per Authority Having Jurisdiction. Automatic smoke detection is required. 35. For buildings with two or more floors, including sub-floors, the alarm system must call point-by-point reporting to an alarm center. 36. Carbon monoxide alarms must be installed in all new residential construction in R-1, R-2, and R-3 occupancies. 2015 IFC, Section 915, WA State Amendment 915.1. Note: The alarm system shall be an addressable system. An annunciator panel shall be placed in the front lobby area of the 1st floor. 37. An approved automatic suppression system shall be provided as required by City Ordinance No. 3021-07, EMC, Chapter 16.76. Plans for any such system shall be submitted to the Engineering & Public Services Department for examination and approval. Such plans shall include plans for the underground mains that will supply the sprinkler system. The type of sprinkler to be installed will be determined by the Building Official. It may be an NFPA 13, NFPA 13R, or NFPA 13D system depending upon several factors. Sprinkler installation shall not begin without an approved and stamped set of plans from the Engineering & Public Services Department. The Fire Department will also