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CITY FILE NO, ~3-qD--06
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER
of the
CITY MANAGER
ADMINISTRATIVE RULE R-3.175 - FIRE SAFETY LICENSES
Pursuant to the authority contained in section 3.012 of the
Eugene Code, 1971, I hereby adopt as permanent the Temporary
Administrative Rule R-3.175 for Fire Safety Licenses adopted by me
on February 22, 1989, which provides:
RULE R-3.175 - FIRE SAFETY LICENSES
R-3.175-A. Aoolication Information. An applicant shall
complete a fire safety license application form provided by the
city.
1. The application form may generally require the
following information: Name of the firm or organization;
location of the facility; manager's and owner's name;
mailing address and telephone number; nature of the
facility's operation; type and amount of flammable
liquids, explosive materials, hazardous and/or toxic
materials used, stored, dispensed, handled, manufactured
or disposed of at the facility.
2. A separate application form may be required
for each facility.
3. If the applicant is a firm of foreign origin,
additional information including the place and date of
incorporation, home office, right to do business within
the state, firm or organization officers and/or its duly
authorized local agent may be required.
R-3.175-B.
Fees Reauired of Aoolicant.
1. The applicant must pay a fee for the cost of
processing the application and a fee for the checklist
review performed by the Fire Code Enforcement Division.
2. The processing fee for a fire safety license
application shall be $70.
3. The fee for a checklist review shall be $150.
4. Both the processing fee and the checklist
review fee must be paid before the City will begin its
review of the application.
R-3.175-C. Disolav of License. A fire safety license
shall be posted in a conspicuous location near the primary entrance
of the facility so as to be immediately visible to any Fire Code
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Enforcement Division inspector.
R-3.175-D. Hold Harmless Aareement. The applicant shall
furnish to the City a signed statement that the licensee shall hold
harmless the City, its officers, agents, and employees and shall
indemnify the City, its officers, agents and employees for any
claims of injury to property or persons that may arise as a result
of any activity carried on by the licensee. The agreement shall
be approved by the City Attorney before it will be accepted by the
City.
This Rule has been adopted after glvlng public notice thereof
by publication in the Register Guard, a newspaper of general
circulation within the City, providing an opportunity for comment
thereon. No valid comments or objections were received within the
time and in the manner prescribed in the notice, and the Fire
Safety License Administrative Rule R-3. 175 contained herein is
adopted and shall be effective from the date of adoption set forth
below.
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Adopted this )1~ day of ~, 1990.
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