Regulation .07 Fees for Fire Safety Inspections.
Regulation .07 Fees for Fire Safety Inspections.LinkCopy Citation
A.
The fee schedule in this regulation is to be used to calculate the fee to be paid for a general fire safety inspection. Specific testing of certain specialized fire protection systems and equipment may be required by qualified maintenance personnel or a contractor at the owner's expense.
B.
The following fees are to be applied based upon the occupancy classification for the building:
(1)
Assembly occupancy:
(a)
1,001 or more individuals—$360;
(b)
301 to 1,000 individuals—$240;
(c)
50 to 300 individuals—$120;
(d)
Fairgrounds, for properties with:
(i)
Nine buildings or less—$240;
(ii)
Ten buildings or more—$480;
(2)
Educational occupancy:
(a)
Elementary school, which includes kindergarten and prekindergarten facilities—$120;
(b)
Middle or junior high school—$180;
(c)
Senior high school—$180;
(d)
Family or group day care homes:
(i)
Initial inspection—$75;
(ii)
Renewal inspection—$50;
(e)
Nursery or day care centers—$100;
(3)
Health care occupancy:
(a)
Ambulatory health care center—$180 per 3,000 square feet or fraction of 3,000 square feet;
(b)
Hospital, nursing home, and limited care facility—$120 per building plus $2.50 per patient bed;
(4)
Detention and correctional occupancy—$120 per building plus $2.50 per rated bed capacity;
(5)
Residential occupancy:
(a)
Hotel and motel—$120 per building plus $2.50 per guest room or suite;
(b)
Dormitory—$120 per building plus $2.50 per bed;
(c)
Apartment—$120 per building plus $2.50 per apartment;
(d)
Lodging or rooming house—$120 per building plus $2.50 per bed;
(e)
One and two family dwelling, including alternate living units and foster care homes—$75;
(f)
Board and care home—$120 per building plus $2.50 per bed;
(6)
Mercantile occupancy:
(a)
Class A—over 30,000 square feet—$300;
(b)
Class B—3,000 to 30,000 square feet—$150;
(c)
Class C—less than 3,000 square feet—$100;
(7)
Business occupancy—$120 per 3,000 square feet or fraction of 3,000 square feet;
(8)
Industrial or storage occupancy:
(a)
Low or ordinary hazard—$120 per 5,000 square feet or fraction of 5,000 square feet;
(b)
High hazard—$200 per 5,000 square feet or fraction of 5,000 square feet;
(9)
Manufactured homes sites and communities—$120 per facility plus $2.50 per site;
(10)
Campgrounds:
(a)
Vehicular campgrounds—$120 per facility plus $2.50 per campsite;
(b)
Campgrounds with sleeping accommodations—$180 per facility plus $2.50 per bed;
(c)
Campgrounds without sleeping accommodations—$120 per facility;
(11)
Outside storage of combustible materials, for example, scrap tires, lumber, mulch, tree stumps, etc.—$60 per acre or fraction of an acre;
(12)
Outside storage of flammable or combustible liquids/gases (drums or tanks)—$120 per 5,000 square feet or fraction of 5,000 square feet; and
(13)
Marinas and piers—$120 plus $1.50 per slip.
C.
A fee applies if more than one reinspection outlined in §B of this regulation is required to correct a previously identified code violation as follows:
(1)
Second reinspection—$200; and
(2)
Each additional reinspection—$250.