HAR §12-45.5-100
HAR §12-45.5-100. Tents and temporary membrane structures
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 12-45.5-100
Section 25.1.1 is amended by adding an exception at the end to read as
follows:
Exception: The provisions of this section do not apply to tents and
temporary membrane structures having an area seven hundred square
feet or less. [Eff ] (Auth: HRS §132-3) (Imp: HRS
§132-3)
(This was in the previous state fire code. Requirements for tents
and temporary membrane structures are regulated by the building
code. However, county fire departments have requirements and
approve permits for larger tent sizes. This threshold was increase
to the county with the smallest permit threshold of 700 sf. (other
counties have a 2100 sf permit requirement.) The permit
requirement is when the FD can notify the public of the
requirements. If this stayed at 400 sf, there may be many events
that the FD is not aware of before a permit is required. The
committee thought that membrane structures under 700 sf were
fairly safe without these requirements. The section heading is
amended to mirror NFPA 1 “General”.)
§12-45.5-101 Physical protection for all outside
aboveground tanks. Section 42.3.3.7.2 is amended to read as follows:
42.3.3.7.2 Guard posts or other approved means shall be provided to
protect tanks and appurtenances that are subject to vehicular damage in
accordance with section 60.5.1.9. [Eff ] (Auth: HRS
§132-3) (Imp: HRS §132-3)
(This was in the previous state fire code. All requirements of
60.5.1.9 apply. This is referenced to require the same provisions
for guard posts consistently as they have been historically
required in Hawaii. The section heading is amended to mirror
NFPA 1 “Physical Protection for All Outside Aboveground Tanks.”)