Update fire safety rules to match 2013 state standards
In Plain English
The city's fire prevention rules currently follow older safety codes. The updated law adopts 2013 California Fire Code and 2012 International Fire Code standards. If approved, buildings and businesses must meet newer fire safety requirements for sprinklers, exits, and inspections.
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