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5.1. FSTFSR 2. FSTFSR 11-28-2012
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DEPARTMENT PROFILE CAP <br /> n <br /> Fire & Building Safety and Code Enforcement 0 <br /> C <br /> In 2012, the city underwent a number of organizational changes. Coinciding with the C <br /> city's new organizational structure, two existing city services —the Building Safety and Z <br /> Code Enforcement divisions—were moved under the auspices of the fire department <br /> and report to the fire chief. <br /> The Fire and Building Safety Division, under the direction of the building official, <br /> oversees all building, fire and rental inspections— including the office of the fire <br /> marshal, which had previously reported directly to the fire chief. Consisting of six-full <br /> time and one part-time employee, the Fire and Building Safety Division staff review and <br /> approve construction plans and complete on-site inspections during the construction <br /> process to ensure compliance with applicable building and fire safety codes. The <br /> division is committed to minimizing the risk of danger through fire and building safety <br /> code compliance, planning and inspections. With the number of rental properties <br /> increasing across the city, staff, through the rental housing inspection program, work <br /> to protect the interests of both property owners and renters. <br /> Fire Prevention <br /> The fire department believes that the best fire is the one that is prevented. <br /> Throughout the year, the department's Fire Prevention Division, with a full-time <br /> prevention specialist. The division also identifies and coordinates classroom fire <br /> prevention training and educates various target populations on prevention and <br /> workplace/home safety. <br /> Code Enforcement <br /> Code enforcement seeks to enforce exterior maintenance and ordinance requirements <br /> throughout the city. This includes enforcing rules pertaining to property maintenance, <br /> setback requirements, commercial signage and various nuisance standards. <br /> While code enforcement primarily maintains quality of life standards, they also play an <br /> important role in the early identification of unsafe entry points, exterior hazards, public <br /> health hazard mitigation and ensuring compliance with humane pet standards. <br /> This division works closely with the city's planning and economic development <br /> divisions to help attract and retain businesses. The department employs one code <br /> enforcement official. <br /> u, •xi• • (Pr,. ' . Iii FN- t�l •10"7 - ,1 1." r ' t"'1, tl ' x n q§p • t� ca e �'t m a.9 x ��:9sN 11 9 s7 ii` n i4lL II 3 d <br /> i a + .. I I }ft 0 fl s ig, a g. <br /> -m tai . Ai i � � ., d ySAP a7 sa . <br /> p ig Y H YC • e R�r 4A ., <br /> Vtlr..,-.N IX” rio,O.} .• 4 ..i.e?,,7 h.ai ,109■P .:, thr g 0 I �1d 7 .fic: '. ', ._ -e add, <br />
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