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8.6 <br /> 1. Administrative changes and updates to existing sections and references to co��'t�ri <br /> with the publication of the new Code. <br /> 2. Addition of language that will require Limited Area Sprinkler Systems for existing R-2 <br /> ' occupancies (apartment buildings) when a permit for the installation of a new roof <br /> (re-roofl has been issued by the City of Redwood City. <br /> 3. Delete the local amendment for in-building communications systems in multistoried <br /> high-rise buildings, which is now contained in the California Fire Code. <br /> In accord with state law and the city charter, the fire code ordinance has been published � <br /> twice in the official newspaper. In addition to adopting the ordinance, at the scheduled <br /> public hearing and second reading of the fire code ordinance, the City Council must also <br /> adopt a resolution and the Findings of Facts for the local amendments (Attachment 2). <br /> ALTERNATIVES <br /> 1. Waive the adoption of the California Fire Code with local amendments which will <br /> result in Redwood City being regulated by the California Fire Code as adopted by <br /> the State of California without local amendments. <br /> 2. Direct staff to further review the proposed ordinance based upon public comments. <br /> FISCAL IMPACT <br /> Adoption of the California Fire Code will present similar costs to update materials used <br /> for our department personnel (estimated to be $4,000.00} as in each previous code <br /> adoption cycle. No new department funding is required. <br /> �..:.,�._.' � � <br /> � -t.�-�.���- <br /> James Palisi James F. Skinner Robert B. Bell <br /> Fire Marshal Fire Chief Interim City Manager <br /> ATTACHMENTS <br /> 1. Ordinance <br /> 2. Resolution with Findings of Fact <br /> RELATED DOCUMENTS IN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE <br /> 1. 2010 California Fire Code <br />