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. The following fees are to be applied based upon the occupancy classification for the building: Assembly occupancy: 1,001 or more individuals—$360; 301 to 1,000 individuals—$240; 50 to 300 individuals—$120; Fairgrounds, for properties with: Nine buildings or less—$240; Ten buildings or more—$480; Educational occupancy: Elementary school, which includes kindergarten and prekindergarten facilities—$120; Middle or junior high school—$180; Senior high school—$180; Family or group day care homes: Initial inspection—$75; Renewal inspection—$50; Nursery or day care centers—$100; Health care occupancy: Ambulatory health care center—$180 per 3,000 square feet or fraction of 3,000 square feet; Hospital, nursing home, and limited care facility—$120 per building plus $2.50 per patient bed; Detention and correctional occupancy—$120 per building plus $2.50 per rated bed capacity; Residential occupancy: Hotel and motel—$120 per building plus $2.50 per guest room or suite; Dormitory—$120 per building plus $2.50 per bed; Apartment—$120 per building plus $2.50 per apartment; Lodging or rooming house—$120 per building plus $2.50 per bed; One and two family dwelling, including alternate living units and foster care homes—$75; Board and care home—$120 per building plus $2.50 per bed; Mercantile occupancy: Class A—over 30,000 square feet—$300; Class B—3,000 to 30,000 square feet—$150; Class C—less than 3,000 square feet—$100; Business occupancy—$120 per 3,000 square feet or fraction of 3,000 square feet; Industrial or storage occupancy: Low or ordinary hazard—$120 per 5,000 square feet or fraction of 5,000 square feet; High hazard—$200 per 5,000 square feet or fraction of 5,000 square feet; Manufactured homes sites and communities—$120 per facility plus $2.50 per site; Campgrounds: Vehicular campgrounds—$120 per facility plus $2.50 per campsite; Campgrounds with sleeping accommodations—$180 per facility plus $2.50 per bed; Campgrounds without sleeping accommodations—$120 per facility; Outside storage of combustible materials, for example, scrap tires, lumber, mulch, tree stumps, etc.—$60 per acre or fraction of an acre; 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 Marinas and piers—$120 plus $1.50 per slip. 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: Second reinspection—$200; and Each additional reinspection—$250.