CFC Tent Permit Quiz: Inspect & Exemptions

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CFC Tent Permit Quiz: Inspect & Exemptions


CFC Tent Permit Quiz: Inspect & ExemptionsVersión en línea Yes or No: permit, inspections, exemptions por Suzanne Freeman 1 Small camping tents in a backyard are required to have a fire code permit. Yes No 2 Tents used for public assembly activities with more than 50 people are exempt from permitting. Yes No 3 A single permit can cover unlimited tents on the same site regardless of size or use. Yes No 4 If a tent is used for an event for only one weekend (less than 30 days), is an initial inspection is still required before use? Yes No 5 A tent used for funeral services is exempt from requiring a tent permit. Yes No 6 Any tent used for outdoor dining never requires a permit if it is open-sided. Yes No 7 A tent over 700 ft2 used for open-air markets is exempt from permit requirements. Yes No 8 Does a tent for less than 10 people require an inspection? Yes No 9 If a tent is used for more than 180 days but remains under 400 ft2, a permit is still always required. Yes No 10 All tents, regardless of use or size, are exempt if they are temporary and do not have a floor. Yes No 11 A permit is not required for a temporary tent used for a private party on private property. Yes No 12 A 500 ft2 catering tent used only for food preparation (no public access) never needs a permit. Yes No 13 If two 10x10 tents are touching, they are treated as one tent and require a single operational permit. Yes No 14 Tents used for public events such as fairs or worship services must have a permit. Yes No 15 A tent smaller than 400 ft2 but attached to a building still requires a permit. Yes No 16 Does relocating the same tent to a different site during the year require a new permit? Yes No 17 Tents used solely for storage purposes are always exempt from permits regardless of size. Yes No 18 An open-sided tent of 600 ft2 with 12 ft of clearance to other structures does not require a permit. Yes No 19 A permit is required to erect a tent larger than 400 square feet. Yes No 20 After setup, inspection reports can be required by the fire code official. Yes No 21 If a tent is erected for more than 30 days, two inspections are required. Yes No 22 A temporary membrane structure used for a church service with 100 people requires a permit. Yes No 23 A fire department permit is required to erect a tent larger than 400 square feet. Yes No

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por Suzanne Freeman

Small camping tents in a backyard are required to have a fire code permit.

Tents used for public assembly activities with more than 50 people are exempt from permitting.

A single permit can cover unlimited tents on the same site regardless of size or use.

If a tent is used for an event for only one weekend (less than 30 days), is an initial inspection is still required before use?

A tent used for funeral services is exempt from requiring a tent permit.

Any tent used for outdoor dining never requires a permit if it is open-sided.

A tent over 700 ft2 used for open-air markets is exempt from permit requirements.

Does a tent for less than 10 people require an inspection?

If a tent is used for more than 180 days but remains under 400 ft2, a permit is still always required.

All tents, regardless of use or size, are exempt if they are temporary and do not have a floor.

A permit is not required for a temporary tent used for a private party on private property.

A 500 ft2 catering tent used only for food preparation (no public access) never needs a permit.

If two 10x10 tents are touching, they are treated as one tent and require a single operational permit.

Tents used for public events such as fairs or worship services must have a permit.

A tent smaller than 400 ft2 but attached to a building still requires a permit.

Does relocating the same tent to a different site during the year require a new permit?

Tents used solely for storage purposes are always exempt from permits regardless of size.

An open-sided tent of 600 ft2 with 12 ft of clearance to other structures does not require a permit.

A permit is required to erect a tent larger than 400 square feet.

After setup, inspection reports can be required by the fire code official.

If a tent is erected for more than 30 days, two inspections are required.

A temporary membrane structure used for a church service with 100 people requires a permit.

A fire department permit is required to erect a tent larger than 400 square feet.