FLORHAM PARK LOCAL ENFORCING AGENCY

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FLORHAM PARK LOCAL ENFORCING AGENCY NJ Fire Code Tent/Canopy Briefing August 1, 2011

Disclaimer This briefing applies to the Florham Park Fire Prevention Bureau’s area of jurisdiction Other enforcement agencies may have additional regulations or requirements This information is intended to be an overview and does not cover all areas of the NJ Uniform Fire Safety Code You are responsible to meet the requirements.

OPEN WITHOUT SIDEWALLS OR DROPS ON MORE THAN 75% OF PERIMETER CANOPY OPEN WITHOUT SIDEWALLS OR DROPS ON MORE THAN 75% OF PERIMETER

SIDEWALLS OR DROPS ON MORE THAN 25% OF THE PERIMETER TENT SIDEWALLS OR DROPS ON MORE THAN 25% OF THE PERIMETER

Permit Application Tent and Cooking Assessment Checklist Cooking and Tent Fire Permit Application

PERMIT REQUIRED Tent or Canopy is 900 sq.ft.or greater. Tent or Canopy 30' or greater in any dimension. Cooking or heating under any canopy, tent, pavilion, or shelter. Use of any open flame, high heat appliance fueled by combustible gases, liquids, or solids ( including charcoal and LP Gas) under any canopy tent, pavilion, or shelter. If the proposed activity meets any of the above criteria, a Fire Safety Permit must be issued prior to occupying the tent/canopy or commencing cooking activities. You must file a permit application form.

NO PERMIT REQUIRED Tent or Canopy is less than 900 sq.ft. Tent or Canopy is less than 30' in all dimensions. Cooking or heating outside of any of any canopy, tent, pavilion, or shelter. The above activities do not require a fire safety permit from this office. You are responsible to conduct a self-inspection of the cooking appliances. * Inspect all hoses and fittings for leaks * Repair any leaks prior to lighting grill * Grill and open flames must be a minimum of 20 feet from any structure *Propane tank must be secured to prevent tip-over

PERMIT APPLICATION Permit application can be obtained by logging onto http://www.florhamparkfiredepartment.org/ Once there click drop down box “FIRE PREVENTION” Go to forms Then to “FIRE SAFETY PERMIT APPLICATION”

Permit Application Tent and Cooking Assessment Checklist If a Permit is required - Submit Cooking/Tent Fire Permit Application at least 7 Days in advance. Cooking / Tent Fire Permit Application Must submit complete diagram with application Must submit Flame Resistance Certification Application must be legible and complete

Flame Resistance Certification submitted with application Labels must be affixed in Tent/Canopies

DIAGRAM REQUIRED Detailed site and floor plan must be submitted with the permit application when occupancy will exceed 50 persons Square footage of tent Detail Means of Egress Seating Capacity & Arrangement Location of any heating or electrical equipment Location and size of Dance Floor Location and size of Bar and Food Stations

SAMPLE 60’ DJ 30’ 40’ BARN Bar 20’ 120 people in tent 20’ 72” Exit Width DJ Dance Floor 15’ x 15’ 40’ 30’ BARN Bar 20’ 72” Exit Width 120 people in tent Cook Tent 20’ DJ Table – 3’x4’ Bar – 3’x4’ 20’ ***Special Restriction Willow Wood

Occupant Load / Tent Size Tables and Chairs 15 sq. ft. per person net The square footage of dance floor removed The square footage of Food Stations and or Bars removed The remaining floor space is then calculated to determine the Allowable Occupant Load

CALCULATING OCCUPANCY LOAD 40x60= 2400 Dance Floor -225 Bar - 50 DJ -50 2075 Sq. Ft 2075/15 = 138 persons Dance Floor 15’ x 15’ DJ 60’ Sq Ft per Person Net Tables and Chairs 15 Chairs Only 7 Standing Only 5 Bar 40’

Tent/Canopy Location Tents/Canopies shall not be located within 5 feet of the following: Lot lines Buildings * Vehicles Cooking Tents/Canopies 20’ separation required if tent Allowable Occupant Load >=50 * Tents may be permitted closer than 5’ with special conditions

MEANS OF EGRESS Equal intervals around perimeter All points must be within 100 feet of an exit Occupant Load Minimum # Of Exits Minimum Egress Width 10-199 2 72 200-499 3 500-999 4 96 1000-1999 5 120 2000-2999 6 3000+ 7

CONNECTING CORRIDORS Tents may be joined by corridors. Exit Doors shall be provided at each end of the corridor. Exit Width equals required Means of Egress Width Exit Tent Tent

EXIT OPENINGS MUST REMAIN OPEN UNLESS COVERED BY A RATED CURTAIN CURTAIN MUST BE FREE SLIDING ON METAL SUPPORT MOUNTED AT LEAST 80” FROM FLOOR WHEN OPEN MUST NOT OBSTRUCT EXIT CURTAIN MUST BE A COLOR THAT CONTRASTS WITH THE TENT

EXIT SIGNS/LIGHTING MAKE SURE THEY WORK Required when Occupant Load exceeds 49 persons Signs must be illuminated with battery backup Emergency Lighting may be required. MAKE SURE THEY WORK

COMBUSTIBLES No – Hay, Straw, Shavings No vegetation or combustible materials within 20 feet of tent perimeter No Smoking in Tents – Signs must be posted No fireworks within 100 feet of Tents Fire Extinguishers required in all Tents

NO OPEN OR EXPOSED FLAMES WITHIN 20 FEET OF TENTS PROHIBITED Open Flames Flame Emitting Devices Cooking Equipment Charcoal Gas/Propane Flammable or Combustible Liquids

DEVICES WHICH MAY BE PERMISSIBLE IN TENTS Solid Fuel for Fuel Warming (Sterno) Candles on tables if… Flame is completely enclosed Table covering is not easily combustible Candle holder and base not easily knocked over. STERNOS AND CANDLES ARE SUBJECT TO APPROVAL DURING INSPECTION

Generators Shall not be located within 20 feet of the tent Exhaust must be directed away from the tent and other structures Shall be isolated from contact with the public by fencing, enclosure, or other approved means Extension cords/wiring must not create a trip hazard and must be of sufficient size for the anticipated electrical load May require Electrical Permit from local building dept.

COOKING TENTS SEPARATIONS 5 Feet minimum separation from tents when Occupant Load < 50 20 Feet minimum separation from tents when Occupant Load >=50

LP Gas No LP Gas allowed on any roof or balcony Gas Must be located Outside the Tent/Canopy Relief Valve Pointing Away from Tent Must be a minimum of 5 feet from any heat producing appliance Tanks should be downhill from tent when possible Must be securely fastened in place to prevent unauthorized movement or tip-over Leak Tested – Soap Solution

Cooking Equipment All equipment must be listed for the intended use No Residential Grills or cooking equipment are permitted No Open Flame Cooking or Cooking Equipment under or within 20 feet of any structure

Tent Heaters (Gas) Flame Producing Device must be at least 20 feet from Tent. Propane Tank must be at least 5 feet from Device ( unless part of a listed device) away from structure. Heat should be supplied with duck work piped into tent Duct Work must not impede Exits or Aisles LP Radiant Heaters are prohibited inside of tents

Fire Extinguishers Cooking Tents Occupied Tents At least 1 – Multi-Purpose Dry Chemical Extinguisher (2A-10BC) within 30 feet. If Deep Fryer is used an additional Wet Chemical Class K Extinguisher is required. (Minimum 1.5 gallon capacity ) Occupied Tents At least 1 Multi-Purpose (2A) Extinguisher mounted in proximity to each exit.

You are responsible to… Submit a Tent or Cooking Application at least 7 days in advance of the event. Submit a complete diagram & certificate(s) with your application Schedule the inspection so you have enough time to correct violations. Make sure Cooking Equipment and Tents are ready for inspection at the scheduled time Exit and Emergency Lighting are in-place and operational. Battery Backups must be charged.

Now the Bad News No Permit – No Event…… Proposed Fees Permit and Initial Inspection Permit Application submission <7 days $ 42.00 per tent. Less than 7 days $75.00 l Inspection required set up with Fire Inspector Re- Inspection or Special Inspections additional fee $25.00 Failure to correct violation or failure to obtain a permit – up to $5,000 per violation.

Contact Information http://www.florhamparkfiredepartment.org/ Office - 973-377-3241 Fax – 973-377-6652 Mailing Address – Florham Park Fire Prevention 315 Brooklake Road Florham Park, NJ 07932

Contact Information James Fonzino – Fire Official jfonzino@florhamparkboro.net 973-592-1288 mobile Allban Kellogg – Fire Inspector akellogg@florhamparkboro.net 973-789-1137 mobile Sheryl Edwards- Adminsitrative Assistant sedwards@florhamparkboro.net 973-377-3241

Borough of Florham Park I have received this guild book on tents from the Bureau of Fire Prevention. It is my responsibility to become familiar with its contents and to abide by the N.J. UFC Regulations. Business Received:_________________________________ Date:______________ Signed by:_____________________ Delivered by:_____________________________________