1813 97TH PL SW 2016-01-01 MF Import

8• /�ots 6. 7 8- Distance from the building sito to the nearest fire hydrant will exceed ✓ current requirements. This may be mitigated by the installation of a residential sprinkler system in compliance with the requirements of NFPA Standard 13D. Plans for such a system shall be submitted to the Building Department for review and approval prior to commencement of construction. Below-ground piping must be Installed by Wash(ngton State Patrol Licensed Underground Sprinkler Ifne certffted "U" Inatallers. For further information, contact the State Flre Ma,shal's Office at (360) 570•3134 or contact the Everett Fire Department at (425) 257-8123. A final "in the buckeY' test, witnessed by a fire inspector, will be pertormed prior to acceptance of the system. Call (425� �57-8123 for more information. 9. Sinclie Familv or Duolex - Single family or duplex structures tha} are required to have a fire sprinkler systom may use a single domestic water meter (see City of Everett Public Works Standard Drawing 502C). The size of the service meter shall be calculated by the civil engineer or firo sprinkler designer who is Solely responsible for these calculations. The City Public Works De,partment does not review these calculations and is not the authority having jurisdiction. The fire service side of the system must have a state-approved bacl�flow prevention device. 10. Fire Flow - Minimum fire flow requirements for single and two-family residences under 3600 square feet is 1000 gpm; over 3600 square feet, fire flow is according to 2003 International Fire Code, Appendix B. 11. Permits are required from tiie Fire Department for removal and installation of underground fuel tanks. RTR:Iw cc: Gordon Witcher, Public Works Heather Griffin, Public Works