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STATE OF LOUISIANA 10/09/2015 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY - OFFICE OF STATE FIRE MARSHAL CODE ENFORCEMENT AND BUILDING SAFETY 8181 INDEPENDENCE BLVD., BATON ROUGE, LA 70806 800-256-5452 225-925-4920 FAX: 225-925-4414 WEB SITE: www.lasfm.org FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM REVIEW APPLICATION 1. NEW PLAN REVIEW RESUBMITTAL ASSOCIATED EXISTING PROJECT: EXISTING PROJECT NAME: 2. SELECT ONLY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: Sprinkler System Suppression System P0 3. Project Name: Street Address: Suite or Space No: City: Within city limits? Yes No State: LA Zip: - Parish: STATE OWNED STATE LICENSED STATE LEASED MUNICIPAL PROJECT PRIVATE PROJECT FEDERALLY OWNED FEDERALLY FUNDED Complete the following --- if the Building has more than one story? Number of Stories: Project is on which floor(s)? Is this a high-rise building? Yes No A high rise is defined as a building with 7 stories or more or 75 ft high or taller. Does this building have an attic? Yes No Estimated Cost of Project: $ Project Description: 4. TYPE OF INSTALLATION Firm s License Number: Are the plans being submitted by an OSFM licensed qualifier? Qualifier s License Number: Yes No Engineer s / Plumber s License Number: If Backflow, Please enter the Plumber s License Number New Installation Modification to Existing System Number Heads per Floor 5. SPRINKLER SYSTEM: FULL REVIEW SELECT SPRINKLER SYSTEM TYPE: NFPA 13 system NFPA 13R system NFPA 13D system Standpipe IDENTIFY HAZARD CLASSIFICATION Light Ordinary Group I Ordinary Group II Extra Group I Isolated Hazard Protection Backflow Number of Calculations _ Pump Tank Other Extra Group II Special Occupancy Storage SUPPRESSION Page 1 of 7

IDENTIFY COMMODITY CLASSIFICATION Class I Class II Class III Class IV IDENTIFY PIPING SYSTEM TYPE Group A Plastics Group B Plastics Combustible Liquids Other Wet Dry Both IDENTIFY WATER SOURCE Municipal Private 6. SPRINKLER SYSTEM: MINOR SCOPE OF WORK (NO MORE THAN 20 HEADS) DESCRIBE SCOPE OF WORK: DESCRIBE EFFECT ON SYSTEM: SPRINKLER HEAD INFORMATION: SIN: Temp Rating: Orifice Size: IDENTIFY HAZARD CLASSIFICATION: PUMP INFORMATION Churn: FLOW TEST Municipal Private 7. KITCHEN HOOD SUPPRESSION SYSTEM: Identify the Code used for the design: NUMBER OF DEVICES: New: Removed: Relocated: _ Is current system UL300 compliant? Yes Rated: Max: _ Replaced: No DESCRIBE SCOPE OF WORK: EQUIPMENT TO BE PROTECTED: Type of Agent: 8. OTHER SUPPRESSION SYSTEM TYPES: (PAINT BOOTH SUPPRESSION, CLEAN AGENT) Identify the Code used for the design: NUMBER OF DEVICES: New: Relocated: Number of Calculations: Removed: Replaced: SUPPRESSION Page 2 of 7

DESCRIBE SCOPE OF WORK: 9. WATER SUPPLY DATA: Static pressure: Residual Pressure: Flow: Will the system have a pump? Yes Pump Rating: Pump Test Date: No Test Date: Test Time: Tested by: 10. OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION(s) ASSEMBLY square feet 50 TO 299 OCCUPANTS 500 TO 999 OCCUPANTS 300 TO 499 OCCUPANTS 1,000 OCCUPANTS OR MORE Group A-1 Group A-2 Group A-3 Group A-4 Group A-5 INSTITUTIONAL square feet Group I-1 (Group Care) Group I-2 (Health Care) HOSPITAL LIMITED CARE FACILITY NURSING HOME Group I-3 (Detention/Correction) CONDITION 1 CONDITION 2 CONDITION 3 CONDITION 4 Group I-4 (Day-Care) Number of Children over 2-1/2 years of age: Number of Children 2-1/2 years of age or less: Number of Adults (if Adult Day Care): BUSINESS square feet MERCANTILE square feet Class A (>30,000 sq. ft.) Class B (Between 3,000 and 30,000 sq. ft.) Class C (<3,000 sq. ft.) EDUCATIONAL OR DAY-CARE square feet School/Classroom Day Care Number of Children over 2-1/2 years of age: Number of Children 2-1/2 years of age or less: Number of Adults (if Adult Day Care): RESIDENTIAL square feet Group R-1 (Hotel/Motel - Primarily Transient) Group R-2 (Apartments- Primarily Permanent) Group R-3 (Small Miscellaneous) Group R-4 (Small Residential Care for <16 Occupants) Number of Occupants: FACTORY / INDUSTRIAL square feet Group F-1 (Moderate Hazard) Group F-2 (Low Hazard) SUPPRESSION Page 3 of 7

High Hazard GROUP H-1 DETONATION HAZARD GROUP H-2 DEFLAGRATION HAZARD GROUP H-3 COMBUSTIBLE HAZARD GROUP H-4 HEALTH HAZARD GROUP H-5 HAZARDOUS PRODUCTION MATERIALS STORAGE square feet GROUP S-1 (Moderate Hazard) GROUP S-2 (Low Hazard) Identify the materials to be stored: HIGH HAZARD STORAGE GROUP H-1 DETONATION HAZARD GROUP H-2 DEFLAGRATION HAZARD GROUP H-3 COMBUSTIBLE HAZARD GROUP H-4 HEALTH HAZARD GROUP H-5 HAZARDOUS PRODUCTION MATERIALS UTILITY / MISCELLANEOUS square feet Provide a Description of Use: TOTAL SQUARE FEET OF THE AREA UNDER REVIEW: SQ FT 11. ADDITIONAL FEATURES (Select ALL applicable fire protection or occupancy features that are associated with this project) Sprinkler System 13 Stage or Platform Motor-Vehicle Related Sprinkler System 13 D Aircraft Related Special Amusement Sprinkler System 13 R Owned and Operated By a Religious Entity Hazardous Materials Kitchen Hood Fire Suppression System Fire Alarm System University / College Boiler(s) Special Locking System(s) Emergency Shelter Clean Agent Paint Booth Generator (Required) Covered Mall Building Casino/Gaming Area Generator (Non-Required) Underground Building Atrium Ambulatory Health Care 12. CONSTRUCTION TYPE V-B / V(000) V-A / V(111) IV-HT / IV(2HH) III-B / III(200) (NON-RATED WOOD) (FIRE-RATED WOOD) (HEAVY TIMBER) (COMBINATION WOOD/STEEL/CONC) III-A / III(211) II-B / II(000) II-A / II(111) I-B / II(222) (COMBINATION (NON-RATED STEEL/CONC) (1 HOUR RATED STEEL/CONC) (2 HOUR RATED STEEL/CONC) WOOD/STEEL/CONC) I-A / I(332) I-A / I(442) Not Provided / Unknown (3 HOUR RATED STEEL/CONC) (4 HOUR RATED STEEL/CONC) SUPPRESSION Page 4 of 7

13. APPLICANT(S) (P.O.R. / OWNER / TENANT / CONTRACTOR / ADDITIONAL CONTACT) PROFESSIONAL OF RECORD P.O.R is a Louisiana Licensed Engineer Louisiana License Number: Architect Louisiana License Number: OWNER TENANT CONTRACTOR ADDITIONAL CONTACT SUPPRESSION Page 5 of 7

14. DOCUMENTS PROVIDED FOR REVIEW Correspondence Plans Shop Drawings Specifications Photographs This section allows the applicant (any owner, professional of record, contractor, developer, or manufacturer) to clearly identify all records containing proprietary or trade secret information submitted to the Office of State Fire Marshal, as documents that contain confidential, proprietary, or trade secret information, in accordance with the Public Records Law, specifically R.S. 44:3.2(D). Any record disclosures will be made in accordance with the Public Records Law. DOCUMENT CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL PROPRIETARY OR TRADE SECRET INFORMATION DOCUMENT DOES NOT CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL PROPRIETARY OR TRADE SECRET INFORMATION 15. REVIEW FEE & PAYMENT (See the FEE SCHEDULE on the following pages to determine the required fee) Money orders, cashier s checks, certified checks, and company checks are accepted. Personal checks accepted must include LA driver s license number on check. State Projects are projects contracted through LA Facility Planning and Control. LSUCC REVIEWS ARE NOT PERFORMED BY THIS OFFICE. State Projects, both full reviews and exemption requests, are fee exempt except for Project Re-submittals. Fee exemptions are NOT allowed for Project Re-submittals. Municipal Projects include all city, parish, and federal projects. Except for Project Re-submittals, Municipal Projects are charged a flat review fee of $20 for the Base Review Fee. In addition to the Base Review Fees, full LSUCC Review Fees apply for Municipal Projects where requests for LSUCC review service are accepted. Fee exemptions are NOT allowed for Project Re-submittals. Review Fee Schedule In accordance with R.S.40:1574.1 and R.S.40:1730.41, the owner of the project who submits the plans and specifications shall pay to the Office of State Fire Marshal, Code Enforcement and Building Safety a plan review or document fee based on the following schedule. SPRINKLER SYSTEM REVIEW ITEM REVIEW FEE Sprinkler heads per floor = 1 50 x $ 30 = $ Sprinkler heads per floor = 51 300 x $ 60 = $ Sprinkler heads per floor = 301 450 x $ 120 = $ Sprinkler heads per floor = 451 - above x $ 150 = $ Number of calculations x $ 40 = $ Add for fee increase plus postage & handling $ 25 = $ CALCULATED FEE ATTACHED CHEMICAL FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM REVIEW ITEM TOTAL = $ REVIEW FEE Number of devices = 1 10 x $ 30 = $ Number of devices = 11 25 x $ 60 = $ Number of devices = 26 50 x $ 120 = $ Number of devices = 51 75 x $ 180 = $ Number of devices = 76 100 x $ 200 = $ Number of devices = 101 above x $ 300 = $ Number of calculations x $ 40 = $ Add for fee increase plus postage & handling $ 25 = $ CALCULATED FEE ATTACHED TOTAL = $ SUPPRESSION Page 6 of 7

Sprinkler System - Minor Scope Of Work (MSW) Alterations/additions to an EXISTING system that do not jeopardize system performance (up to a maximum of 20 heads) qualify as Minor Scope of Work (MSW), whereas the review fee is reduced to $20 under the following conditions; 1. Minor modifications to an EXISTING automatic sprinkler system, involving alterations/additions (up to a maximum of twenty (20) heads) and as referred to in NFPA 101:9.7.1.2, are permitted as minor scopes of work (MSW). This scope of work must be limited to modifications which will not jeopardize system performance. 2. A plan review submittal is not required for replacements of identical devices, materials, etc. done as part of maintenance or repairs. (Refer to NFPA 25). 3. A complete fire protection submittal is required if: a. The EXISTING system is extended into a previously unprotected area (may be considered on a case by case basis with supporting documentation), or b. Devices, materials, etc. are replaced by components which are not identical and/or require calculations, or c. Modification involve supplying two (2) or more heads from one (1) existing outlet, or d. Modifications are resultant from a change of occupancy, or involve increase of hazard and/or special protection requirements (water curtain, concealed spaces, canopies, etc.). 4. NFPA 101:9.7.1.2 Protection of Isolated Hazards a. Protection of one (1) isolated hazard (enclosed room), with 130 sq. ft. maximum protection area (s x 1), requiring only one standard orifice sprinkler head, may be performed by a Louisiana licensed plumber or a Louisiana licensed sprinkler contractor. b. Protection of one (1) isolated hazard exceeding a one (1) sprinkler head scope is required to be performed only by a Louisiana licensed sprinkler contractor. c. A building having one (1) or more (no limit) isolated hazards each meeting the scope of 4. A, above, any be performed by a Louisiana licensed plumber or a Louisiana licensed sprinkler contractor. d. Exemption Request process required for all three scopes of work described above. The design and installation shall comply with NFPA 101:9.7.1.2 and applicable provisions of NFPA 13. Proof of adequate domestic water supply is required. If Item 4.b. above, includes two (2) or more heads in the room, a sketch of the layout and piping with a calculation to the source must accompany the exemption request. If Item 4.b. above, does not document adequate water supply, or if the typical orifice (1/2 ) sprinklers is not used, a standard fire protection submittal is required. 5. Complete all information on the FIRE SUPPRESSION PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION. a. Provide the State Fire Marshal Architect Review number, copy of inspection report, or reason for modification. If there is no architectural State Fire Marshal Architectural review number, indicate inspection report or reason for sprinkler modification in the PROJECT DESCRIPTION of work (Item no 3 and 6 above). Provide copy of inspection report with submittal. Owner to provide reason for the submittal indicated in the description of work, if the reason is not as stated above. b. PROJECT DESCRIPTION of work shall include the number of sprinklers, area covered by this MSW and the cost of the work to be done. c. When the FIRE SUPPRESSION PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION is complete, it may be delivered to the S.F.M. Plan Review Section, with sufficient supplemental information and payment for review. (Money orders, cashier s checks, certified checks, and company checks are accepted. Personal checks accepted must include LA driver s license number on check.) Chemical Fire Suppression System - Minor Scope Of Work (MSW) Alterations/additions to an EXISTING system that do not jeopardize system performance (up to a maximum of 10 nozzles) qualify as Minor Scope of Work (MSW), whereas the review fee is reduced to $20 under the following conditions; 1. Minor modifications to an EXISTING chemical fire suppression system, involving alterations/additions (up to a maximum of 10 nozzles) are permitted as minor scopes of work (MSW). This scope of work must be limited to modifications which will not jeopardize system performance. 2. A plan review submittal is not required for replacements of identical devices, materials, etc. done as part of maintenance or repairs. SUPPRESSION Page 7 of 7