I have an eight story building, of which, I am the Building Engineer. I have a current Tenant that wishes to lease, for a day, a Vacancy that is 3,500 Sq Ft. All open space. They expect 100 folks to show up for a one day seminar. There is a kitchen in the space, the restrooms are just outside the Suite doors, and the space is next to the Main building entry lobby, at grade level, for easy evacuation in the event of a fire.
I am in the West Metro Fire District, of Jefferson County, in Golden, Colorado. Can any one tell me if there is a National Fire Code calculation or rule of thumb for calculating legal/safe occupancy limits?
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There were temples surrounded by courts and public buildings.
Athens
Public shelters, which were often reinforced public buildings or underground train stations. Some people had concrete buildings built in there back gardens.
The two buildings that I can name that were made throughout the Roman Empire were Trajan's Column and Pantheon.
The fire department is who determines the occupancy limits in public buildings. It is important to not go over the occupancy limit they have determined.
There is no set size for a public restroom. The size depends on the architecture of the building and its occupancy.
There are no segregated public (government) buildings in Columbia SC.
I believe in the state of Pennsylvania, occupancy limits are 2 people per bedroom. Believe it or not, a child isn't considered and occupant until the age of 2. At that point, yes, a landlord can evict you for being over occupied.
You will need to consult the codes book.
Yes. The fire marshal will bust any overcrowded room if he catches you.
A certificate of occupancy is a document which is issued by a local government which declares it suitable for occupancy. Being suitable for occupancy is decided by inspecting the building to make sure that it meets requirements for local codes.
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One owned by or open to (used by) the public.
- public liability insurence - health and safety certified - fire extinguishers - certificate of occupancy
Public property - roads; public buildings like schools, libraries, and other muncipal buildings.
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