Can I submit a scope of work letter for the work I am doing?
  • Fire Sprinkler Systems: If the work affects less than 10 sprinklers and not in a hydraulically remote design area, a Scope of Work letter can be provided for review. The Scope of Work letter at minimum must include a description of work that is to be done, indicate the edition of NFPA 13 utilized, and stamped by a registered fire protection engineer or NICET Level III or higher.
  • Fire Alarm Systems: If the work affects less than 10 initiating and/or notification devices a Scope of Work letter can be provided for review. This Scope of Work letter at minimum must include the description of work to be done, indicate the edition of NFPA 72 utilized and be stamped by a registered fire protection engineer or a NICET Level III or higher.

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1. Do I need to contact Arvada Fire to schedule a compliance inspection?
2. Do I receive a hard copy of my inspection report?
3. Do I need to submit plans to be reviewed?
4. Can I start work without a permit?
5. Can I submit a scope of work letter for the work I am doing?
6. What is the plan review turn-around time?
7. How do I request a fire investigation report?
8. What happens if I burn without a permit?
9. What materials are not allowed to be burned?
10. What materials may be burned?
11. What do I need to know about fire extinguishers?