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UFC Table 105-C <br /> <br />Other hazardous materials subject to California Health <br />and Safety Code, Title 19, Chapter 6.95: <br /> <br />Liquid hazardous materials--55 gallons or more <br />Solid hazardous materials--500 pounds or more <br />Compressed gas (any) -- 200 cubic feet or more <br /> <br />20.24.090 <br /> <br />20.24.100 <br /> <br />UFC Table 105-D added--Storage Limitations of Hazardous <br />Materials - Group R, Division 3 Occupancies: <br /> <br />Table 105-D is added as follows: <br /> <br />Outside storage of Flammable Liquids-maximum quantity = 30 gallons <br />Flammable liquids are gasoline, aviation fuel, etc. <br /> <br />Outdoor storage of combustible liquids-maximum quantity = 55 gallons <br />Combustible liquids are diesel fuel, kerosene, etc. <br /> <br />Outdoor storage of compressed and liquefied flammable gas- <br />maximum quantity = 15 gallons for liquefied gases and 540 cubic <br />feet (CF) for compressed gas. Compressed flammable gases are <br />propane, compressed natural gas (CNG), etc. <br /> <br />UFC Section 1001.5.3.1 amended--Prevention of False Alarms: <br /> <br />Section 1001.5.3.1 of the Uniform Fire Code is amended to read as <br />follows: <br /> <br />Section 1001.5.3.1 Problematic Fire Alarm Systems and Fire <br />Alarm Systems Out-of Service <br /> <br />1. It is unlawful for any property owner or licensed contractor <br />to fail to notify the police/fire department dispatch center prior to <br />any test, installation, repair, modification, addition, or maintenance <br />of any fire alarm or fire extinguishing system that could result in <br />the transmission of a unwanted alarm. <br /> <br />2. The fire department may charge fees that reasonably <br />constitute the cost of response to unwanted alarms when it is <br />determined that the report is malicious, or resulting from the failure <br />to maintain a fire protection alarm system. In the event of <br /> 101 <br /> <br /> <br />