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Providing for the Establishment of Bureau of Fire Prevention, Prescribing Regulations for the Fire Prevention and Life Safety
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Providing for the Establishment of Bureau of Fire Prevention, Prescribing Regulations for the Fire Prevention and Life Safety
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4/24/1950
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all wiring conductors shall be of a type approved for the class of <br />service and be protected against overcurrent. Loads for feeders and branch <br />.lines shall be limited in accordance with the carrying capacities as specified <br />in the National electrical Code. When deemed necessary by the Electrical <br />Inspector, conductors shall"be trenched and covered, <br />EXITS, a.ISLES AM SEtiTS <br />a minimum of two exits shall be provided where a tent is used <br />as a "place of assembly with a capacity of 100 or more persons, in any <br />tent where 10 or more persons sleep and in any tent involving conditions <br />hazardous to life. When tents are used as a place of assembly with a <br />capacity in excess of 500 people, each exit shall be not less than 9 feet <br />wide, and the number of exits shall be based upon the ratio of one exit <br />to each 500 persons or major fractions thereof which the tent is designed <br />to seat or hold. Such exits shall be placed not over 75 feet apart and <br />exit —ways serving such exits shall be not less than 9 feet in clear width, <br />aisles not less than 44 inches in width shall be provided so <br />that there are not more than 10 seats between any seat and an aisle. <br />Where individual seats are not provided a distance of 18 inches along <br />any bench or platform shall constitute one seat in computing required <br />aisles and exits. Every aisle shall lead directly to an exitway, or <br />to a cross aisle running parallel with the seat rows and leading to <br />an exitway. Such aisles shall not be less in width than the combined <br />width of aisles that they connoct. In tents having a capacity of 1,000 <br />or over faciltiies must be provided for admitting patrons on opposite <br />sides or ends convenient to their seating locations. (The purpose of <br />this requirement is to prevent congestion during the seating period and <br />familiarize patrons with exits closest to their seats.) <br />aisles and exitways shall be used only for passage to and from <br />seats and for vendors carrying their wares. No poles or ropes shall <br />be permitted in aisles and exitways and all exitways and exits shall <br />be kept unobstructed at all times and so maintained as to not present <br />a hazard from fire. This area for a distance of 20 feet beyond any <br />exit shall be kept free and clear and be made readily passable„ <br />{mere two or more tents adjoin, with an opening between, an <br />exit to the outside shall be provided at the point of juncture. <br />MsR%ING b.ND LIGHTING OF EXITS <br />.Al required exits, other than those normally used for entrance, <br />shall be plainly marked during hours of darkness, as to be readily dis- <br />tinguished. Required exitways shall also be kept adequately lighted at <br />
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