Update city fire prevention rules to match 2019 state standards
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In Plain English
Richmond's fire prevention rules currently follow older safety codes. The city must adopt the 2019 California Fire Code and 2018 International Fire Code to stay current with state requirements. If approved, businesses and property owners follow updated safety standards for things like sprinkler systems and emergency exits.
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