CFC Tent Permit Quiz: Inspect & Exemptions

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CFC Tent Permit Quiz: Inspect & Exemptions


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

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CFC Tent Permit Quiz: Inspect & ExemptionsVersion en ligne

par Suzanne Freeman

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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