CITY OF PUYALLUP PERMITTING PORTAL

Fire Alarm

1. Stamp on plans are expired and are required to comply with the following. (1) Installation Certification. All fire alarm plans submitted for approval shall bear the contractor’s valid Washington State low voltage specialty electrical contractor’s license number and identify a minimum NICET Level II certified personnel assigned to supervise the installation or shall be stamped by a registered fire protection engineer. 2. Are you a U.L. certified contractor? In order to work in the City of Puyallup per our Municipal Code, you must be a U.L. certified contractor. Upon final inspection of all fire alarm systems, the installer shall provide the inspector evidence that the installer holds the required valid Washington State low voltage specialty electrical contractor’s license. Application for an Underwriters Laboratory Fire Alarm Certificate or other approved third-party verification service (to be determined by the fire code official) must be completed by an approved alarm service company and accepted by Underwriters Laboratory or other approved third party verification service to final acceptance of the fire code official. The Underwriters Laboratory Fire Alarm Certificate or other approved third party verification certificate shall not be cancelled or allowed to expire without the approval of the fire code official or his designee. Third party certification shall include qualifications review of installation, maintenance and monitoring. Records of current certification shall be maintained at the fire alarm central panel. (Ord. 2801 § 6, 2004). 3. Who holds the U.L. certification for this Walmart? 4. Applicable code years are incorrect.