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Pro ject is In the District and 6l>gible for serv ice. Pro ject is not in the Distr ict but is w i th in its Sphere of Inf luertce txx j rx te ry . owne r must apply for annexat fon , Pr t^ect is rK>t in the Distr ict and rx)t wi th in its Sphere of Inf luence bourtdary Prefect is not focated ent i re ly wi th in the Distr ict a n d a potent ial tx )undary issue ex is ts wi th t h e . Distr ict . B a s e d on the capac i ty a n d capabi l i ty o f the Distr ict 's existirtg a n d p lanned faci l i t ies, fins pro tect ion faci l i t ies are cur ren t l y adequa te o r wi l l be adequa te to serve the p roposed project The expec ted e m e r g e n c y t rave l t ime to the p roposed pro jec t is

/ ' ^ ^ minu tes . F i re p ro tec t io r faci l i t ies are not expec ted to t>e adequa te to serve the p roposed devek jpn ien t w i th in tt>e next f ive years Distrtct cofxfltioos are attecfied. Number of sheets atteched: y District will submi t conditk>ns at a later da te .

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Nofe.' The fuelbreak requirements prescribed by the fire district for the proposed project do not authorize any clearing prior to project approval by Planning & Development Services.

Wi th i n t t ie p roposed project feet o f c lear ing wi l l be required a round atl s t ructures The p roposed project is k x a t e d in a haza rdous v/ildlanc3 fire a rea , and adfl i t ional fue lbreak ' eou i remen ts may ecply Env i ' onmenta i mit igat ion reau i remen ls shou ld be coord inated wi th tne fire distr ict to ensure that these requ i rements will not pose fire hazards

This Pro/eci Tacilily Availability Form is valid unt'l Hnal discretionary acl'on is '.aKer pursuant to the appication tor Ihe prcposec project cr un|ii it is withdrawr, u n l e s s shofltt-ejmiratior date is otherwise nclea

Print Narrte sno T/tle Pftooe On completion of Section 2 and 3 t y the District, applicant is to submil n is form with application to

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San Diego County Fire Authority S51C Overland Ave, Suite 350, San Diego, CA 92123-1239

www,sdcourtvfire,org

October 18, 2013

REC Civil Engineering-Environmental 2442 Second Ave, San Diego, CA 92101

Ref: Project Facility Availability Form (399F) APN-395-220-11 Magnolia Courts

Following are the County Fire Marshal's Office comments in response to a request for a Project Facility Availability Form, and are preliminary in nature.

FIRE ACCESS ROADWAYS - Road design 1. Fire access roadways are required from building pads to a public way. The

fire access roadway (including driveways) shall be extended to within 150 feet of acceptable fire fighter/ hoseline access to all ground level exterior portions of proposed buildings.

2. Proposed on-site roadways will be required to meet DPW Private Road Standards (minimum 28' graded, 24' improved width) and designed to support the imposed load of fire apparatus (not less than 75,000 lbs).

3. Where serving more than two dwellings, the minimum unobstructed width is 24 feet. If a paved width of at least 32 feet is proposed, parking is permitted on one side only. Plans should designate which side is for parking, and which side is posted FIRE LANE, If a paved width of at least 36 feet is proposed, parking is permitted on both sides.

4. Fire access roadways and driveways shall not exceed 20% grade.

5. Private residential driveways serving not more than 2 dwellings shall be a minimum of 16' wide.

6. Percent grade of roadways and driveways must be shown on the plot plan, along with paving material: an approved paved all-weather surface capable of supporting the imposed loads of fire apparatus (not less than 75,000 lbs.).

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7 A vertical clearance of not less than 13 feet 6 inches shall be maintained.

8. All new public roads, all private roads within major subdivisions, and all private road easements serving four or more parcels shall be named. Standard street name signs complying with DPW Design Standard DS#13 shall be provided at each intersection. Signs shall display both street names

9. No construction involving combustible materials on the subject property can take place until fire access roads are installed and fully meet code requirements, (Exception: If prearranged with the fire authority having jurisdiction, asphalt paving may be installed with the exception of the final lift, which may be postponed until just before building final if desired for roadway cosmetic purposes )

FIRE ACCESS ROADWAYS • Turnarounds 1 Dead-end fire apparatus roads more than 150 feet in length, including private

driveways, shall be provided with approved means for turning the fire apparatus around. Turn-arounds must not be used for parking of vehicles, or othen/\/ise obstructed.

2 For driveways serving not more than two dwellings, hammerhead turnarounds meeting County of San Diego Fire Marshal's Office standards shall be provided near the building pad which meets these distance criteria. Fire access roadways serving more than two dwellings must have a paved, unobstructed cul-de-sac with minimum radius 36 feet, with no parking permitted,

3. Turnarounds must be kept clear of all obstructions to fire department access. Road easement design must include emergency vehicle turnarounds within specified road easements.

FIRE ACCESS ROADWAYS - Gates or other obstructions Any gate or other obstruction which could delay or otherwise impede emergency response must meet County Consolidated Fire Code and be approved by the County Fire Marshal.

FIRE ACCESS ROADWAYS - Maintenance 1. Ownership of roads (except individual driveways) must be such that all

property owners within the project share in legal and fiscal responsibility for maintaining such roads in compliance with fire codes, both those codes currently in effect, and future code changes. The obligation must be legally binding on property owners and convey with ownership transfer.

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FUEL MODIFICATION ZONE- residences 1. A fuel modification zone of not less than 100-foot is required around all

structures, in accordance with the specification of the County Fire Code. Additional clearance may be required after review and approval of a fire protection plan (discussed below.)

2. The fuel modification zone must be established and maintained by thinning, clearing away or modifying combustible vegetation within the zone. The fuel modification zone may be re-planted with either approved irrigated, fire-resistant planting material or approved non-irrigated, drought-tolerant, fire-resistant plant material. Re-planting with approved plant matenal may be required for erosion control,

EXCEPTIONS: a) Single specimens of trees, ornamental shrubbery or similar plants used as

ground covers, provided that they do not form a means of rapidly transmitting fire from the native growth to any structure.

b) Grass and other vegetation located more than 50 feet from buildings or structures and less than 18 inches in height above the ground need not be removed where necessary to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion.

3. This does NOT authorize clearing beyond property line.

4. Fuel clearance meeting at least County Fire Code standards are required to protect off-site structures and roads adjacent to the parcels. The fire protection plan (discussed below) must address those adjacent off-site structures and roadways,

FIRE PROTECTION - Fire Protection Plan A Fire Protection Plan—Letter Report shall be provided and be formatted per the County of San Diego Guidelines for Determining Significance and Report Format and Content Requirements—Wildland Fire and Fire Protection.

FIRE PROTECTION - Automatic fire sprinklers New residential buildings and attached garages shall be equipped with fire sprinklers to NFPA 13-D and County of San Diego standards.

WATER SUPPLY—Fire hydrants and water mains 1. The proposed fire hydrant locations as depicted on the Tentative Map and

Preliminary Grading Plan provided to our department are acceptable,

2. The fire flow capacity for the water main serving the hydrants shall be a minimum of 2,500 gallons per minute.

3. Fire hydrants are to have approved blue dot markers in the street

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BUILDING PLAN REVIEW (informational only)

1. At the time of building plan review, the Fire Marshal will check for fire code compliance with the County Consolidated Fire Code, County Building Codes, and other applicable standards. Plans will be reviewed for elements including (but not limited to):

Class A roofing Non-combustible exterior walls Dual pane/tempered or tempered glazing Vent restrictions Eaves enclosed, not vented Smoke detectors Spark arresters Deck restrictions

Additional requirements or modification of these requirements may result from more detailed review. Please call or email me if you have any questions or need clarification -(858) 495-5434 or James.Pine(S)sdcountv.ca.gov

Sincerely

James Pine, Deputy Fire Marshal San Diego County Fire Authority Public Safety Group

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