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General Information  \nThis guide is intended to assist designers of complex facilities in preparing Fire Protection Reports (FPRs) and Tenant Improvement Fire Protection Reports (TI-FPR) as required by Clark County Building Department and Fire Department. FPRs are required for facilities with complex fire protection aspects, including high-rise buildings, covered mall buildings, atriums, hospitals, some amusement buildings, facilities with fire effects, aircraft-related occupancies including airport traffic control towers, aircraft hangars, heliports and helistops, marijuana cultivation, extraction, and production facilities, and other facilities as determined by the building official.  \nFPRs are the preliminary step in developing construction documents, specifications, testing scenarios and alternate methods of construction. They describe the active and passive fire protection features ofa specific site/facility. They are expected to provide an overview of the proposed construction and address pertinent impacts to the fire protection aspects of the design, along with the associated goals and objectives. The designers/author(s) are responsible to review all pertinent background information (existing conditions, drawings, alternates, reciprocal easement agreements/deed restrictions, etc.) prior to any formal submittals or meetings with the Clark County Building Department.  \nThe primary goal of FPRs is to describe how different fire protection aspects interrelate to provide the level of protection intended by code and address any unique or interpretative fire protection aspects. FPRs are intended as a means of coordinating fire protection aspects among the design professionals and provide Clark County concurrence prior to construction. FPRs are the organizational key to create buildings that constitute holistic fire protection systems. The specific drawing submittals expand on the information contained in the FPR.  \nA copy of the approved FPR shall be on site during construction and placed in the Fire Command Center (FCC) at project completion.  \nA. Tenant Improvement Fire Protection Reports: FPRs are required to address the extent of work and the associated impact on fire protection aspects. As such, shortened versions may be submitted for renovations and expansions. For additions and renovations of existing facilities, TI-FPRs shall address new fire protection aspects and impact(s) to existing systems.  \nPart II. Submittal Requirements  \nFPRs and Master Egress Plans for large scale and phased projects constitute the Life Safety Package submittal and are required to be submitted during the conceptual/schematic design phase of the project at least 30 days prior to the plans submittal. Initial submittals shall be considered a work in progress. Specific fire protection aspects outlined in the FPR shall be in substantial agreement prior to release of associated permits. Final approval is required prior to rough mechanical inspections.  \nFPRs for less involved projects may be submitted as part of the AMPES plan submittal.  \nFire Protection Reports shall be uploaded into the Citizens Access Portal.  \nPart III. Phased Projects  \nPhased construction FPRs may be proposed when the phased design approach is used. Phased Projects must be authorized in accordance with CCBAC 22.02.300(A), prior to submission of construction documents.  \nIf the phased approach is desired:  \nA. The extent of phasing must be agreed to by Clark County during preliminary discussions  \nB. Site fire protection aspects and tower(s) are to be addressed in the initial/base FPR  \nC. Supplemental FPRs will be considered addendums/chapters to the initial document and are expected to correlate with ","cbCaie5H3RfafYDa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie5H3RfafYDa","pdf",312246,"English","# Part I. General Information\n## Purpose and scope of FPR/TI-FPR\n## Responsibilities and expected outputs\n# Part II. Submittal Requirements\n## Life Safety Package timing\n## Portal upload requirement\n# Part III. Phased Projects\n## Authorization and phasing coordination\n## Initial/base and supplemental FPRs\n# Part IV. Fire Protection Report Requirements\n## Items required for TI-FPR/FPR\n## Title page and introduction statement","[{\"question\":\"What facilities require a Fire Protection Report (FPR)?\",\"answer\":\"FPRs are required for facilities with complex fire protection aspects, including high-rise buildings, covered mall buildings, atriums, hospitals, certain amusement buildings, facilities with fire effects, certain aircraft-related occupancies, and other facilities determined by the building official.\"},{\"question\":\"When must FPRs be submitted for large scale and phased projects?\",\"answer\":\"FPRs and Master Egress Plans for large scale and phased projects are part of the Life Safety Package and are required during the conceptual/schematic design phase, at least 30 days prior to the plans submittal.\"},{\"question\":\"What information must be included on the FPR title page?\",\"answer\":\"The title page must identify the type of facility, name of facility, facility address, date of specific submittal, application (PAC) number(s) once assigned, parcel numbers, and the document preparer.\"}]","BPG-052 Fire Protection Report Design Building Permit Guide | PDF"]