1321 SE EVERETT MALL WAY OLIVE GARDEN 2018-01-01 MF Import

� �i ` �`��'�sa� =; �� OuvF6��N /� -�� a, ;, �e azgued that the ' I Sec. 3802. (c) Group A Occupancies. L Drinking establshments. These � ?ofautomatic fae- provisions are relatively new to the U.B.C. having first appeared in the 1982 yided by the opem ediaon. The inrent is to provide sprinklers in am room whe�� i�„t,�r� r,..,,o._ 'ne opening in each ! watl l00 feec long y with the intent of ali would have an ior. Certainlv the ire-fighting forces xnings may be 30 :cessibility. Haw- �en[ access cannot arcd inaccessible. building official. their professional aes of their equip- iportions of the qu�res that wl�ere ite exrerior wall is or openings shal( �e building which aings only on nvo ides, the assump- :nings, adequa[e alls do not ex[end the code does no[ :ments. The con- i through in[erior >r portions oP [he d to be somewha[ ghting fires ftom s tha[ when anv �m exterioc wall i a fire-sprinkler nings be en[irely 1 as mee.[ing this be prov,ded wi[h 'y access to the vay or light well � accomplish fue isable to consult ;imadons. even launges and saloons are intended by the code to be sprinklered. The sole criterion is whe[her or not alcoholic beverages are served. The record oF casualties dunng fires in buildiags housine ihese types of uses demons�races the need far :he additional protection provided by fire ;prinklers or, altemacively, the sepazation into small areas. The code intends that alf areas no[ separaced bv a These provisions and [hose that follow in Section 3803 apply reeardless of exterior wall apenings. 2. BasemenCs. It is the in[ent of the U. B. C. that the basemen[ be actually used and classified as a Group A Occupancy in order to require sprinklers where the basement is laz�er than 1500 square feet in t7oor area. In the case of a multioccupancy basement, which includes a Group :� Occu- pancy, the entire area af [he basement would require sp:inklers. 3. Exhibition and display raoms. This code requirement came about as a direct :esult of the �(cCormick Place Fire on Januarv I6, t967, in Chicaeo. McCormick Place consis[ed of [hree levels and con[ained a main exhibit area of 3?0,000 squaze fze[ on the upper fevel. Both the upper level and lower level were in the final stages of readiness for a housewares exhibition and werc heavily laden wiv� combustibles when the r"ue broke out. The fire was reoorted to have originated in [he storage area behind an exhibie boo[h on the upper Ievel. The upper leve( �vas almost totally desvoyed, and considerable dam�ge oc- curred to the lower level (2). Ordinarily, assembly occupancies are mnsidered eo have a very lo�a fire loading, and [hereiore automatic fire-sprinklerproteccion has natbeen required for the building. The need for built-in fire suppression in an assembly occu- pancy which c:�� be used for exhibi[ion or display purposes was c;early orought out by �� r, �1cCormick Place fire. The display booths are mostoften cons¢ucted wich combustible materials, and the storaee area behind the booths is a recep[a- cle for combuseible ma[erials and packing ooxes. Thus, withouc buil[-in fire suppression che lazee quan[i[ies of combuscible materials and laree areas com- bine [o creaee an eseessive hazard. � 4. Stairs. As assembly occupr, cies cone�in large numbers of occupants, it is imperacive tha[ the exits de av;,daoie for use �nd stainvays no[ be subjected [o any fire hazards which could render them unusable. Th�s, the code requires sprinklers to be ins[alled in endosed usable soace below oroverastairwav in the lisred assembly occupancies [o prorece aeainst the common prac«ce of sroring combustible materials in [hese enclosed soaces. The reference to Section 3309 (� is ro c�ll �[[en[ion to the code prohibi[ion aeainst enclosed usable space under a s[ainvay in an exic enclosure. �. Other areas. The o�her areas covered by this item essentially are stages and placforms and ancillacy areas in thea[ers. 'I'he provisions are essentially ; identical ro ehose in the first edition oF the U.B.C. in 1927, excep[ for .he 381 I � 1