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20.24.060 <br />(1) The applicant has proper <br />equipment and is sufficiently qual- <br />ified to perform installation and <br />servicing of fire alarm systems. <br />(2) The applicant meets the <br />nationally recognized standards <br />established by the National Fire <br />Protection Association in code <br />sections 71 and 72 A-2, and the <br />State Fire Marshal for the installa- <br />tion and maintenance of central <br />station supervisory services. The <br />Fire Prevention Bureau may grant <br />exemptions from such require- <br />ments where it determines that an <br />exemption is necessary to protect <br />public health, safety and welfare. <br />C. Every permit issued in accor- <br />dance with these provisions shall be <br />valid for a period of one (1) year <br />from the date of issuance. <br />D. Applications for renewal of <br />permit shall be filed in the same <br />manner as for an original application <br />for permit. Each application shall be <br />accompanied by a renewal fee. <br />E. The Chief shall have the au- <br />thority to suspend or revoke a permit <br />where there is evidence of incompe- <br />tence, willful or negligent fraud or <br />failure to perform properly and effec- <br />tively the duties assumed by the <br />person(s) issued the permit. <br />(Ord. 1669 § 6, 1995) <br />20.24.070 Section 1007.3.1 Amended <br />- Fire Alarm System <br />Design Standards: <br />Section 1007.3.1 of the adopted <br />Uniform Fire Code is amended to read <br />as follows: <br />Section 1007.3.1 No fire alarm sys- <br />tem or automatic fire extinguishing <br />system shall be installed or modified <br />without receiving prior approval <br />from the Fire Prevention Bureau <br />consistent with the requirements and <br />procedures established below: <br />A. Approval Process. Prior to the <br />commencement of work, the appli- <br />cant shall submit plans and specifica- <br />tions to the Fire Prevention Bureau <br />in accordance with the following <br />requirements: <br />1) Plans shall be submitted in <br />accordance with section 1001.3 of <br />the adopted Uniform Fire Code. A <br />minimum of three (3) sets shall be <br />submitted for approval to the Fire <br />Prevention Bureau. One set of <br />approved plans shall be available <br />on-site for use by Fire Department <br />for installation and testing. <br />2) Plans shall contain sufficient <br />detail to enable an evaluation of <br />the effectiveness of the system. <br />3) Plans must be drawn in a pro- <br />fessional manner to an indicated <br />scale and must be easy to repro- <br />duce. <br />(Pleasanton 5-99) '] 10-12 <br />