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of 18 inches on all sides shall be installed on balconies and patios when approved by the Fire Chief. 207.14 AMENDMENTS MADE TO THE MINNESOTA UNIFORM FIRE CODE The Minnesota Uniform Fire Code is amended and changed in the following respects: 1. It is unlawful to park any vehicle or to locate any obstruction in an area designated as a fire lane, whether said fire lane is adjacent to a public or private structure or property. 2. The Chief of the Fire Department or his or her representative shall review all building plans, except plans for single or two family residences to assure compliance with the provisions of the Minnesota Uniform Fire Code and he or she shall note any violations discovered in connection with said proposed structures to such persons as shall be charged with the responsibility for review of said plans. 3. Section 1111.2.3 of the Minnesota Uniform Fire Code and shall be amended to read as follows: FIRE DOOR DO NOT OBSTRUCT or FIRE DOOR KEEP CLOSED 4. Article 1, Section 105 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1997 Edition, titled "Permits" is adopted in its entirety and incorporated as fully as if set out herein. 5. Each permit issued by the Fire Department, pursuant to the Minnesota Uniform Fire Code, shall be issued for a one year period unless otherwise provided in this subdivision. Further provided that tank installation and removal permits shall be valid until revoked by the Fire Chief or his designee. The Chief of the Fire Department shall establish procedures and forms to carry out the intent of this subdivision. 6. The Chief and members of the Fire Prevention Bureau shall have the powers of a Police Officer in performing their duties under this code. 7. Resurfacinq and Refinishing. Fire Code is amended as follows: Article 26 of the Uniform A. The title of Article 26 is changed to resurfacing and refinishing. B. Section 2601 is amended to read as follows: