CITY OF PUYALLUP PERMITTING PORTAL

Fire Prevention

1- APPOINTMENT REQUIRED FOR ALL INSPECTIONS 2- PROVIDE PLANS AND PERMIT ON SITE FOR INSPECTION. 3- COMPLETE LABOR AND INDUSTRIES INSPECTIONS PRIOR TO REQUESTING CITY INSPECTION. 4- A REMOTE ANNUCIATOR LOCATED ON THE EXTERIOR OF THE MAIN ENTRANCE IN A WEATHER PROOF HOUSING REQUIRED. 5- EXTERIOR FIRE BELL REQUIRED OUTSIDE FIRE SPRINKLER ROOM. 6- DEVICE MAPS REQUIRED AT THE ANNUNCIATOR AND FIRE ALARM PANEL PRIOR TO CALLING IN FINAL. THE ANNUNCIATOR MAP WILL NEED TO BE WEATHER PROOF. 7- TOTAL COVERAGE IS REQURED; SUBJECT TO FIELD INSPECTION. COMPLY WITH NFPA 72, 2013 8- FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SHALL BE PLACARDED PER NFPA 72. THE UL CERTIFICATE SHALL BE POSTED AT TIME OF FINAL INSPECTION. THE SYSTEM WILL NEED TO BE UL CERTIFIED. 9- A PRE-TEST SHALL BE CONDUCTED AND A PRINT OUT OF THE LOCATION OF THE DEVICE, POINT NUMBER AND DESCRIPTOR SHALL BE FURNISHED TO THE INSPECTOR AT FINAL. 10- FIRE SPRINKLER TAMPER VALVES AND PIV WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE TESTED AT INSPECTION. FIRE SPRINKLER CONTRACTOR TO BE ONSITE. 11- THE CITY OF PUYALLUP ALLOWS ONE FACP PER BUILDING. THE PANEL WILL NEED TO BE LARGE ENOUGH TO HANDLE MULTIPLE TENTANTS IF APPLICABLE.

Engineering Division

Please be advised, the subject property may be flagged as a contaminated site by the Washington State Department of Ecology. Further action may or may not be required. As a courtesy, the City of Puyallup is notifying permit applicants of the possible contamination prior to construction. The City is not placing a hold on the development permit or notice against the property title for the possible contamination, but rather informing the permit holder and contractor prior to any ground disturbing activities. Please direct any inquiries or questions regarding the status of the contamination to the Tacoma Pierce County Health Department (TPCHD) by emailing UST@tpchd.org. For more information on contaminated sites, please visit https://www.tpchd.org/healthy-places/contaminated-property-cleanup. No further action is required with the City of Puyallup as it relates to this development permit.