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Existing Life Safety Systems for Building

Published by City of Toronto — Toronto Building under Toronto Building Forms Index

Applies to
designer
Work types
alteration · interior alteration
Signatories
architect · professional engineer · designer
Document date
2015-07

Toronto Building's two-page application recording what life safety systems an existing building already has, filed with a permit application for work inside it. Seven numbered questions cover whether a fire alarm system is installed and whether it runs throughout, whether a standpipe and hose system exists and the fire hose length, where a sprinkler system is installed, the number of storeys above and below grade, whether the building is high-rise, whether the alteration is on a cross-over floor, and single or multiple tenancy. An architect, professional engineer or designer signs.

What it covers

  • Project Information
  • Fire Alarm System
  • Standpipe and Hose System
  • Sprinkler System
  • Storeys
  • Tenants
  • Prepared By
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Publisher
City of Toronto — Toronto Building
Category
Forms and schedules
Published under
Toronto Building Forms Index — the municipality's own heading
Instruments
City of Toronto Act, S.O. 2006, Chapter 11, Schedule A, s. 136 (b) & (c) · Ontario Building Code Act, S.O. 1992, Chapter 23
Document date display
July 2015
Tags
formlife-safetyfire-protectionalterationdesigner-signoff
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