(See Note A-3)

3.1.

General

3.1.1.

Scope and Definitions

3.1.1.1.

Scope

3.1.1.2.

Defined Words

3.1.1.3.

Reserved

3.1.1.4.

Reserved

3.1.1.5.

Radon

3.1.2.

Classification of Buildings or Parts of Buildings by Major Occupancy

(See Note A-3.1.2.)

3.1.2.4.

Police Stations

3.1.2.7.

Restaurants

3.1.3.

Multiple Occupancy Requirements

3.1.4.

Combustible Construction

3.1.4.3.

Wires and Cables

3.1.4.8.

Cladding

3.1.5.

Noncombustible Construction

3.1.5.8.

Nailing Elements

3.1.5.13.

Gypsum Board

3.1.5.18.

Combustible Ducts

3.1.5.21.

Wires and Cables

3.1.6.

Encapsulated Mass Timber Construction

(See Note A-3.1.6.)

3.1.6.1.

Scope

3.1.6.11.

Nailing Elements

3.1.6.13.

Combustible Stairs

3.1.7.

Fire-Resistance Ratings

3.1.8.

Fire Separations and Closures

3.1.8.6.

Maximum Openings

3.1.8.14.

Hold-Open Devices

3.1.8.15.

Door Latches

3.1.9.

Penetrations in Fire Separations and Fire-Rated Assemblies

(See Note A-3.1.9.)

3.1.9.1.

Firestops

3.1.9.6.

Plenums

3.1.10.

Firewalls

3.1.10.4.

Parapets

3.1.10.5.

Maximum Openings

3.1.11.

Fire Blocks in Concealed Spaces

3.1.12.

Flame-Spread Rating and Smoke Developed Classification

3.1.13.

Interior Finish

3.1.13.5.

Skylights

3.1.13.6.

Corridors

3.1.13.7.

High Buildings

3.1.13.11.

Elevator Cars

3.1.14.

Roof Assemblies

3.1.15.

Roof Covering

3.1.15.2.

Roof Coverings

3.1.16.

Fabrics

3.1.17.

Occupant Load

3.1.17.2.

Public Pools

3.1.18.

Reserved

3.1.19.

Drainage and Grades

3.1.19.1.

Drainage

3.1.20.

Above Ground Electrical Conductors

3.1.21.

Glass in Guards

3.1.21.1.

Glass

3.2.

Building Fire Safety

3.2.1.

General

3.2.1.6.

Mezzanines

3.2.2.

Building Size and Construction Relative to Occupancy

3.2.2.1.

Application

3.2.2.9.

Crawl Spaces

3.2.2.10.

Streets

3.2.2.11.

Exterior Balconies

3.2.2.13.

Occupancy on Roof

3.2.2.14.

Rooftop Enclosures

3.2.3.

Spatial Separation and Exposure Protection

(See Note A-3.2.3.)

3.2.3.4.

Reserved

3.2.3.21.

Reserved

3.2.4.

Fire Alarm and Detection Systems

(See Note A-3.2.4.)

3.2.4.10.

Fire Detectors

3.2.4.15.

System Monitoring

3.2.4.16.

Manual Stations

3.2.4.19.

Visible Signals

3.2.4.20.

Smoke Alarms

3.2.5.

Provisions for Firefighting

(See Note A-3)

3.2.5.3.

Roof Access

3.2.5.4.

Access Routes

3.2.5.7.

Water Supply

3.2.5.10.

Hose Connections

3.2.5.11.

Hose Stations

3.2.5.18.

Fire Pumps

3.2.6.

Additional Requirements for High Buildings

(See Note A-3.2.6.)

3.2.6.1.

Application

3.2.6.9.

Testing

3.2.7.

Lighting and Emergency Power Systems

3.2.8.

Mezzanines and Openings Through Floor Assemblies

3.2.8.1.

Application

3.2.8.3.

Sprinklers

3.2.8.4.

Vestibules

3.2.8.6.

Draft Stops

3.2.9.

Testing of Integrated Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems

3.2.9.1.

Testing

3.3.

Safety Within Floor Areas

(See Note A-3.3.)

3.3.1.

All Floor Areas

3.3.1.3.

Means of Egress

3.3.1.5.

Egress Doorways

3.3.1.6.

Travel Distance

3.3.1.9.

Corridors

3.3.1.10.

Aisles

3.3.1.11.

Door Swing

3.3.1.12.

Sliding Doors

3.3.1.18.

Guards

3.3.1.22.

Janitors’ Rooms

3.3.1.24.

Obstructions

3.3.2.

Assembly Occupancy

3.3.2.1.

Scope

3.3.2.2.

Fire Separations

3.3.2.3.

Reserved

3.3.2.4.

Fixed Seats

3.3.2.5.

Aisles

3.3.2.6.

Corridors

3.3.2.7.

Doors

3.3.2.9.

Guards

3.3.2.12.

Bleachers

3.3.2.13.

Libraries

3.3.2.15.

Risers for Stairs

3.3.2.16.

Storage Rooms

3.3.2.17.

Safety Glazing

3.3.3.

Care, Care and Treatment or Detention Occupancy

3.3.3.1.

Scope

3.3.3.2.

Fire Separations

3.3.3.3.

Corridors

3.3.3.4.

Doorway Width

3.3.3.8.

Handrails

3.3.4.

Residential Occupancy

3.3.4.1.

Scope

3.3.4.2.

Fire Separations

3.3.4.3.

Storage Rooms

3.3.4.11.

Retirement Homes

3.3.5.

Industrial Occupancy

3.3.5.1.

Scope

3.3.5.3.

Basements

3.3.5.7.

Vestibules

3.3.5.8.

Reserved

3.3.5.9.

Reserved

3.3.5.10.

Guards

3.3.6.

Design of Hazardous Areas

3.3.6.1.

Application

3.3.6.5.

Tire Storage

3.4.

Exits

3.4.1.

General

3.4.1.1.

Scope

3.4.1.3.

Access to Exits

3.4.1.4.

Types of Exit

3.4.1.7.

Slide Escapes

3.4.2.

Number and Location of Exits from Floor Areas

3.4.2.4.

Travel Distance

3.4.3.

Width and Height of Exits

3.4.3.2.

Exit Width

3.4.4.

Fire Separation of Exits

3.4.5.

Exit Signs

3.4.5.1.

Exit Signage

3.4.6.

Types of Exit Facilities

(See Note A-3.4.6.)

3.4.6.5.

Handrails

3.4.6.6.

Guards

3.4.6.7.

Ramp Slope

3.4.6.10.

Horizontal Exits

3.4.6.11.

Doors

3.4.6.14.

Sliding Doors

3.4.6.15.

Revolving Doors

3.4.6.17.

Reserved

3.4.7.

Fire Escapes

3.4.7.1.

Scope

3.4.7.5.

Stairs

3.4.7.7.

Landings

3.5.

Vertical Transportation

3.5.1.

General

3.5.1.1.

Scope

3.5.2.

Elevator Requirements

3.5.3.

Fire Separations

3.5.4.

Dimensions and Signs

3.6.

Service Facilities

3.6.1.

General

3.6.1.1.

Scope

3.6.1.2.

Reserved

3.6.1.3.

Reserved

3.6.2.

Service Rooms

3.6.3.

Vertical Service Spaces and Service Facilities

3.6.4.

Horizontal Service Spaces and Service Facilities

3.6.4.1.

Scope

3.6.5.

Air Duct and Plenum Systems

3.6.5.1.

Duct Materials

3.6.5.3.

Tape

3.7.

Health Requirements

3.7.1.

Height and Area of Rooms

3.7.2.

Windows

3.7.2.1.

Window Areas

3.7.3.

Reserved

3.7.4.

Plumbing Facilities

3.7.4.10.

Glazing

3.7.4.11.

Surface Protection

3.7.4.12.

Floor Drains

3.7.4.15.

Privacy

3.7.4.17.

Drinking Water

3.7.4.18.

Pharmacies

3.7.5.

Health Care Facility Systems

3.7.6.

Food Premises

3.7.6.1.

Application

3.7.6.2.

Room Finishes

3.8.

Barrier-Free Design

(See Note 3.8.)

3.8.1.

General

3.8.1.1.

Application

3.8.1.2.

Entrances

3.8.1.5.

Controls

3.8.1.6.

Illumination

3.8.2.

Occupancy Requirements

3.8.2.4.

Hotels

3.8.3.

Design Standards

3.8.3.2.

Exterior Walks

3.8.3.4.

Ramps

3.8.3.9.

Water Closets

3.8.3.10.

Urinals

3.8.3.14.

Service Counters

3.8.3.16.

Drinking Fountains

3.8.3.17.

Platforms

3.9.

Portable Classrooms

3.9.1.

Scope

3.9.1.1.

Application

3.9.1.2.

Heating Systems

3.9.2.

Interior Finish

3.9.3.

Application

(See Note A-3.9.3.)

3.9.3.1.

Building Areas

3.9.3.6.

Means of Egress

3.10.

Self-Service Storage Buildings

3.10.1.

Scope

3.10.1.1.

Application

3.10.2.

Requirements for All Buildings

3.10.2.2.

Occupant Load

3.10.2.5.

Exit Requirements

3.10.2.6.

Service Facilities

3.10.3.

Additional Requirements for Buildings Containing More than 1 Storey

3.10.3.1.

Application

3.10.3.3.

Fire Alarm Systems

3.10.3.5.

Standpipe Systems

3.10.4.

Additional Requirements for 1 Storey Buildings

3.10.4.1.

Application

3.10.4.2.

Building Area

3.10.4.4.

Fire Alarm Systems

3.11.

Public Pools

3.11.1.

General

3.11.1.1.

Application

3.11.2.

Designations of Public Pools

3.11.2.1.

Pool Designations

3.11.3.

Pool and Pool Deck Design and Construction Requirements for All Class A and Class B Pools

3.11.4.

Public Pools Equipped with Diving Boards or Diving Platforms

3.11.5.

Ramps into Public Pools

3.11.6.

Modified Pools

3.11.7.

Wave Action Pools

3.11.8.

Recirculation for Public Pools

3.11.9.

Dressing Rooms, Locker Facilities and Plumbing Facilities for All Public Pools

3.11.10.

Emergency Provisions for All Public Pools

3.11.11.

Service Rooms and Storage for All Public Pools

3.12.

Public Spas

3.12.1.

General

3.12.1.1.

Application

3.12.2.

Public Spa and Deck Design and Construction Requirements

3.12.3.

Ramps and Access into Public Spas

3.12.4.

Water Circulation for Public Spas

3.12.5.

Emergency Provisions for All Public Spas

3.12.6.

Service Rooms and Storage for All Public Spas

3.13.

Rapid Transit Stations

3.13.1.

Scope and Definitions

3.13.1.1.

Scope

3.13.1.2.

Definitions

3.13.2.

Construction Requirements

3.13.3.

Safety Requirements Within Stations

3.13.3.1.

Application

3.13.3.2.

Booths and Kiosks

3.13.3.4.

Leased Areas

3.13.3.5.

Vehicle Terminal

3.13.3.7.

Emergency Lighting

3.13.4.

Means of Egress

3.13.4.1.

Occupant Load

3.13.4.4.

Egress Capacity

3.13.4.6.

Egress Facilities

3.13.5.

Fire Safety Provisions

3.13.5.1.

Fire Alarm System

3.13.5.2.

Exceptions

3.13.5.3.

Fire Detectors

3.13.5.5.

Annunciators

3.13.5.7.

Emergency Power

3.13.5.10.

Sprinkler Systems

3.13.6.

Required Sanitary Facilities

3.13.6.1.

Application

3.13.6.2.

Washrooms Required

3.13.7.

Emergency Ventilation

3.13.7.1.

Application

3.13.8.

Barrier-Free Design

3.13.8.1.

Application

3.13.8.2.

Exception

3.14.

Tents and Air-Supported Structures

(See Note A-3.14.)

3.14.1.

Tents

3.14.1.1.

Application

3.14.1.2.

General

3.14.1.3.

Means of Egress

3.14.1.6.

Flame Resistance

3.14.1.7.

Bleachers

3.14.1.10.

Electrical Systems

3.14.2.

Air-Supported Structures

3.14.2.1.

Application

3.14.2.2.

General

3.14.2.3.

Spatial Separation

3.14.2.5.

Flame Resistance

3.14.2.7.

Electrical Systems

3.15.

Signs

3.15.1.

Scope

3.15.1.1.

Application

3.15.1.2.

Exceptions

3.15.2.

Alterations

3.15.3.

Structural Requirements

3.15.3.1.

Structural Design

3.15.4.

Plastic Sign Facing Materials

3.15.5.

Location Restrictions

3.16.

Shelf and Rack Storage Systems

3.16.1.

Scope

3.16.1.1.

Application

3.16.1.2.

General

3.16.1.3.

Construction

3.16.1.4.

Signs

3.16.1.5.

Lighting

3.16.1.6.

Sprinkler System

3.16.2.

Storage of Class I, II, III and IV Commodities

3.16.2.1.

Application

3.16.2.2.

Construction

3.16.3.

Storage of Group A, B and C Plastics and Rubber Tires

3.16.3.1.

Application

3.16.3.2.

Construction

3.17.

Demountable Stages and Demountable Support Structures

3.17.1.

Scope

3.17.1.1.

Application

3.17.2.

Construction

3.17.2.1.

Occupant Load

3.17.2.2.

Means of Egress

3.17.2.3.

Guards

3.17.2.5.

Flame Resistance

3.17.2.7.

Electrical Systems

3.18.

Additional Requirements for Existing Buildings

3.18.1.

Scope

3.18.1.1.

Application

3.18.2.

Additional Construction