TC Ord. No. 1981-14INDEX
ORDINANCE NO. 14
Series of 1981
"ADOPTION OF THE 1979 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE"
Section
One - "Adoption". . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Section
Two-= Additions and Modifications -
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(402) New'Definition of Atrium - • • • - •
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(1204) Basements of Group R Occupancies
(Exits) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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(1719) Atrium - - - • . • - . - - - . . .
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a) General. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Table 17-C Atrium Opening and
Area Miniums . . . . . . . . . . .
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b) Smoke Removal System. - - - • - - • -
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c) Enclosure of Atriums. . . . . - - - - -
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d) ;Travel Distance. . . . . . . . . . .
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e) Occupancy Separations. • • - • • • • •
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f) Standby Power . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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g) Interior Finish. . . - . - - - - • • •
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h) Acceptance of Smoke Removal System • •
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i) Inspections of Smoke Removal System. •
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(2907) General. . . - - - - • - • • • • •
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`-(2907) Footings . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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(3802c) 5-12 Fire Alarm Systems • • • • •
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Appendix
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Four - Saving Clause . . . . . . . . . . . .
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ORDINANCE NO. 14
SERIES OF 1981
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH
AND SAFETY; REGULATING THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, ENLARGEMENT,
ALTERATION, REPAIR, MOVING, REMOVAL, CONVERSION, DEMOLITION,
OCCUPANCY, USE, HEIGHT, AREA AND MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS OR
STRUCTURES IN THE TOWN OF AVON, COLORADO; ADOPTING BY REFERENCE
THE 1979 EDITION OF THE "UNIFORM BUILDING CODE: AND THE 1979
EDITION OF THE "UNIFORM BUILDING CODE STANDARDS"; MODIFYING
AND AMENDING SAID CODES; AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
THEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF AVON,
as follows:
Section 1. Adoption - Pursuant to Title 31, Article 16,
Part 2, C.R.S., 1973, as amended, there is hereby adopted by ref-
erence the Uniform Building Code of the International Conference
of Building Officials, 5360 South Workman Mill Road, Whittier,
California 90601 1979 Edition, and the Uniform Building Code
Standards of the International Conference of Building Officials 1979
Edition, a secondary code incorporated by reference in the Uniform
Building Code. Three (3) copies of each Code are now filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Town of Avon, Colorado, and may be
inspected during regular business hours. The above Codes are being
adopted as if set out at length save and except the following
sections which are declared to be inapplicable to the Town and are
therefore expressly deleted:
A. Sections'101 through 307-inclusive
B. Section 6001
C. Chapter 35 Appendix, Sound Transmission
D. Chapter 38 Appendix, Fire Extinguishing Systems
E. Chapter 48 Appendix, Photo/Ray Film
F. Chapter 51 Appendix, Dumbwaiters
G. Chapter 53 Energy Conservation
H. Chapter 57 Appendix, Fallout Shelters
I. Chapter 70 Appendix, Grading
Section 2. Additions or Modifications: The said adopted
Codes are subject to the following additions or modifications:
(1) Section 402 - Add new definition to read:
ATRIUM is an opening through three or more floor levels
for purposes other than enclosing stairways, elevators,
hoistways, escalators, plumbing, electrical, air-condi-
tioning or other equipment which is closed at the top
and is not defined as a mall.
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(2) Section 1204. Add a paragraph four:.
All basements in Group R Occupancies shall have a second
exit to other-than-the first floor 'e,scape windows from.
sleeping rooms shall meet the requirements of this Section,
(3) Add a'new section_1719, ATRIUMS.'
a. General. Buildings of other than Group"H Occupancies
with automatic sprinkler protection throughout-may have
atriums when they comply with'the provisions of this
section. Such atriums-shall,have minimum opening areas
and dimensions measured perpendi.cular to each other in a
horizontal plane as in Table 17C:
TABLE 17C
Atrium Opening and Area'Minimums
HEIGHT PERPENDICULAR MINIMUM
IN-STORIES DIMENSION (ft) AREA (sq.ft.)
3-4 20 400
5-7 30 900
8 or more 40 1,600
b. Smoke Removal System
A mechanically operated air-handling system shall be
installed that will exhaust smoke either entering or
developed within the atrium. Exhaust openings shall
be located in the ceiling or in a smoke trap area
immediately adjacent to the ceiling of the atrium.
Supply openings sized to provide 65 percent of the
exhaust volume shall be located at the lowest level of
the atrium. Floors open to the atrium shall have
additional supply openings.remote from the atrium on
those floors.
When the height of the atrium is 55 feet or less, supply
air may be introduced by gravity provided smoke removal
is accomplished. When the height of the atrium is.,more
than 55 feet, supply air shall be introduced mechanically
from the floo"r"-of the atrium and shall be directed
vertically toward the exhaust outlets. In atriums over
6-stories in height or having open floors above the second
story, supplemental supply air may be introduced at upper
levels. The exhaust and supply system for the atrium shall
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operate automatically upon the actuation of the automatic
sprinkler system within the atrium or areas open to the
atrium, or by the actuation of two or more smoke detectors
required by this section, or by manual actuation from the
Fire Department control panel. The exhaust and supply
equipment shall also be manually operable by controls
designed for fire department use.. When the smoke removal
system is actuated, other air-handling systems which may
interfere with its function shall shut-off automatically.
Tenant spaces not open to,the"atrium shall be provided
with a smoke control system complying with the require-
ments of a sprinklered building as in Section 1807 (g)
2 or 3.
The atrium smoke removal system shall exhaust'not less
than the following quantities of air:
1. For atriums,having a.volume of-not more than 600,000"
cubic feet, including the volume of any levels open
to.the atrium, not less than 40,000 cubic,feet per
minute nor less than six air changes per hour.
2. For atriums having a volume of more than 600,000
cubic feet including the volume of any levels open,
to the atrium, not less than four air changes per hour.
Smoke detectors which will automatically operate the
atrium smoke removal system shall be installed on,"the
ceiling of the perimeter of the atrium and on the ceiling
of each floor level that is open to the atrium. Stories
open to the atrium shall have the"detector located within
15 feet of..theIatrium. Detectors shall be located in
accordance with their manufacturers listing or portion
of that area. -Tenants not part of th'e atrium shall be
smoke detectored inaccordance with Section 3806 of this
ordinance.
C. Enclosure of Atriums.
Atriums shall be separated from adjacent spaces.by one-
hour fire-resistive construction with protected openings,
or as follows:
1. In Group R Division 1 Occupancies, fire windows
shall be installed as permitted by Sections 4306
and 3304(h) (for area only).
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EXCEPTION: When the floor area of each guest room
or dwelling unit does not exceed 1,000
sq. ft. and each room or unit has an
approved exit not entering the atrium,
opening protection is not required.
2. In all other occupancies the tenant space may be
separated from the atrium by a tempered or laminated
glass wall subject to the following:
a. The glass shall be protected by a specially
designed sprinkler system using quick action
heads. This sprinkler system shall completely
wet the entire surface of the glass wall when
actuated. When there are walking surfaces on
both sides of the glass, both sides of the
glass shall be so protected.
b. The glass shall be in a gasketed frame so
installed that the framing system may deflect
without breaking (loading) the glass before
the sprinkler system operates.
c. No obstructions such as curtain rods, drapery
traver rods, curtains, drapes or similar
materials shall be installed between the
sprinkler heads and the glass.
3. The separations required in part 2 above between non-
residential tenant space and the atrium may be omitted
on a maximum of three floor levels. The open floors
will then be considered as part of the atrium.
d. Travel Distance.
When a required exit enters the atrium space, the travel
distance from the doorway of the tenant space to an
enclosed stairway, horizontal exit, exterior door or exit
passageway shall not exceed 100 feet.
e. Occupancy Separations.
No occupancy separation is required between a Group B,
Division 2 Occupancy office or sales area or Group A,
Division 3 Occupancy and Group R, Division 1 apartment or
guest room located on another level.
f. Standby Power.
The smoke removal system for the atrium and the smoke
control system for the tenant spaces are to be provided
with standby power as required for buildings regulated by
Section 1807.
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g. Interior Finish.
The interior finish of walls and ceilings of the atrium
shall be Class I with no reduction in Class for sprinkler
protection.
h. Acceptance of the Smoke Removal System and Smoke
Control System.
Before the Certificate of Occupancy is issued, the smoke
removal and control systems shall be tested in an approved
manner and shall show compliance with the requirements of
this section.
i. Inspections of the Smoke Removal System.
All operating parts of the smoke removal system shall be
tested by an approved inspection agency or by the owner
every three months and a record of the tests shall be
forwarded to the fire department within ten days of the
test. All deficiencies in system operation must be
corrected within fifteen days of the test.
(4) Section 2305 (d) Snow Loads. The snow load for the Town
of Avon shall be 75 pounds per square foot.
(5) Section 2907 (a) General. Frost line for the Town of Avon
is 48 inches.
(6) Section 2907(a) Delete last sentence and substitute the
following: Footings shall have a minimum depth below
finished grade of 48 inches. This depth may be modified
when substantiated by a foundation investigation, a design
by an engineer and approval of the Building Official.
(7) Section 3802(c) Add as second, third and fourth paragraphs:
(2) Any building required to be equipped with a fire alarm
system will have a visual/audible device installed on the
exterior of the building. Such device will be visible from
the street, or other common way, will consist of a flashing
light and horn, and will have wording on its face or on an
adjacent sign stating "FIRE - CALL FIRE DEPARTMENT". Such
wording will be in white letters on a red background, and
of a size large enough to be easily read from the common way.
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(3) An inside audible alarm is to be installed wherever an
alarm is required by Section 3802 of the Uniform Building
Code,'except in single family, duplex, triplex and fourplex
residential dwellings. In the case of public assembly areas
with an occupant load of one hundred (100) or more persons
or where in the opinion of the Building Official or the
fire chief, the installation of an inside alarm may result
in creating panic, the alarm signal shall be installed
in an attended area. (e.g. projection booth, manager's
office) from where there can be effectuated an orderly
evacuation of the assembly area pursuant to a system
approved by the Building official or Fire Chief.
(4) All fire alarm systems within the town in operation on
the effective date of this ordinance shall, within one
year of said effective date, be brought into conformance
with the above requirements. The signal from the-fire
alarm system shall be transmitted to a station designated
by the fire department.
(8) Section 3802(c) -Add as paragraphs (5) - (12):
(5) Every dwelling.unit'is_ to be equipped with a single.:;
station smoke detector., Where more than a single
detector is required, due to the configuration of a
particular unit, all detectors within that unit are to
be wired for simultaneous operation, regardless of the
fact that only one detector may actually be operating.
(6) In all dwelling occupancies, where the total number of
dwelling units exceeds four (4)', the smoke detectors
installed in the units are to power an indicator light
over the main entry door of that unit. The indicator
light (or lamp) is to be red in color, and is to be
visible from an angle as great as 90 degrees from the
plane of the entry door. The indicator lamp function is
provided by a single station smoke detector equipped with
-a set of N/O dry contacts.
(7) In dwelling occupancies where the total number of units
exceeds fifteen (15), or the building is more than three
(3) floors in height, or both, a manual fire alarm system
is to be installed, per nationally recognized standards.
Pull stations installed by this requirement are to be of
the double acting type.
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(8) In dwelling occupancies where a manual fire alarm system
is required, smoke detectors are to remain single station
powering an indicator lamp; however, power for the
detector and lamp is to come from the emergency power
panel for the building. In addition, each dwelling"unit
is to be equipped with at least one (1) heat sensor (or
multiple units if configuation warrants) which is to be
connected to the main building fire alarm system. Operation
of a heat sensing device will.alarm the entire building.
Heat sensing devices are to be powered from the building
fire alarm control panel.
(9) In all buildings requiring faire alarm systems, the
location of the fire alarm control panel as well as the
annunciator panel are to be approved by,the fire department.
Fire alarm systems are to be non-coded, continuous ring
(unless interrupted by the fire department) and zone
annunciated.
(10) All common and service areas, such as, but not-necessarily
limited to, hallways, corridors, assembly areas, elevator
lobbies, elevator shafts, boiler rooms, equipment rooms,
commercial kitchens, laundry rooms, etc., are to be
.equipped with detection devices proper for the specific
application. Specific applications will be specified
by the fire department. Such detectors will,alarm the
main building fire alarm system.
(11) All fire alarm systems and automatic building extinguishing
systems are to be supervised (monitored). This must be
accomplished through private alarm monitoring companies
selected by the building owner or developer. The Monitor-
ing company to be used must be submitted to the fire de-
partment.
(12) All commercial buildings, or any other building with a
fire alarm or sprinkler system,.will be equipped with a
"Knox-Box" keyed entry system for fire department-use.
Specifications, locations for installation, and properly
executed order forms are to be obtained from the fire
department. Boxes will be provided at the expense of
the building owner or developer.
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Chapter 7
Appendix',
COVERED MALL BUILDINGS
Section 710. General.
a. Purpose. The purpose of this chapter d s to establish
minimum standards of safety for the construction and use
of covered mall buildings having not more than three levels.
b. Scope. The provisions-of this chapter shall apply to
buildings or structures defined herein as covered mall
buildings.
EXCEPTION: The following uses need not comply with the
provisions of this chapter:
1. Terminals for transportation facilities.
2. Foyers and lobbies of hotel, apartment and
office buildings.
3. Buildings need not comply with.the provisions
of this chapter when they comply totally
with.all other applicable-provisions of this
code.
c. Definition. For the purpose of"this chapter, certain terms
are defined as follows:
Covered Mall Building - is a single building enclosing a
number of tenants and occupancies such as retail stores,
drinking-and dining establishments, entertainment and amuse-
ment facilities, offices and other similar uses wherein two
or more tenants have a main entrance into one or more malls..
Anchor Store - is an exterior perimeter department store or
major merchandising center having direct access to a mall
but having all.reguired exits independent of a mall.
Gross Leasable Area - is the total floor area designed for
tenant occupancy and exclusive use.' The area of tenant
occupancy is measured from-the center lines of joint parti-
tions-to the, outside of the tenant walls. All tenant areas
including areas used for storage, shall be included in
calculating gross leasable area.
Mall - is a roofed or covered common pedestrian area with a
covered mall,building which serves as access for two or more
tenants and may have three levels that are open to each other.
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Occupant Load - is the total number of persons that may
occupy a building or portion thereof at any one time.
._.d. Applicability of Other Provisions. Except as specifically
required by this chapter, covered mall buildings shall meet
all applicable provisions of this code.
Types of Construction and Required Yards for Unlimited~Area
Section 711.
a.' Type of Construction. All malls must be either Type
I or II FR Construction.
b. Required Yards for Unlimited Area. Covered mall buildings
including anchor stores, shall be surrounded by yards not
less than 60 feet in-width when the provisions for un=
limited area in Section 506(b) are applied.
Special Provisions
Section 712
a. Automatic Sprinkler Systems. The covered mall building shall
be provided with an automatic sprinkler system conforming to
the provisions of the U.B.C. Standard-No: 38-1. In addition
to these standards, the automatic sprinkler system shall
comply with the following:
1. All automatic sprinkler-system control valves shall be
electrically supervised asper Section 3802(c)(11).
2. The automatic sprinkler system.shall be complete and
operative :throughout all occupied space in the covered
mall~buildirig prior to occupancy,of any of the tenant
spaces. The level of protection provided for unoccupied
tenant space shall be subject to the approval of the
building official and fire department.
The respective increases for area and height for covered
mall buildings', including anchor stores, specified in
Section 506 and 507 of this code shall be permitted.
b. Standpipes. There shall be a,Class I standpipe outlet
connected to a system sized to deliver 250 gallons per
minute. at each of the following locations for fire department
use:
1. Within the mall at the entrance to an exit passage or
exit corridor.
2. At each floor level landing with enclosed stairways
opening directly onto the mall and adjacent to-principal
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Standpipes shall be installed in accordance with the
requirements of Chapter 38 of the building code.
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Risers and laterals of Class I standpipe
systems not located within an enclosed
stairway need not be protected by a degree
of fire resistance equal to that required
for vertical enclosures in the covered
mall building.
2. Piping may be hydraulically sized.
C. Smoke Control Requirements.
1. Purpose. The purpose of smoke control is to restrict
movement of smoke to-the general area of fire origin
and to maintain means of egress in a usable,condition.
2. General. The smoke-control system shall be activated
by operation of either the sprinkler system or smoke
detectors, and shall be manually operable. Smoke
detectors shall be provided within the return-air
portion of an air-conditioning system and may not be
waived for sprinklerization. Smoke detectors which
will sound a local alarm also shall be provided on the
tenant side at openings where open-type security grilles
are used. Actuation of either the duct detector or the
sprinkler system shall cause the air-conditioning zone
in which the fire occurs to shut down.
3. Mall Venting. The mall shall have smoke-removal
capability installed in or near the roof. Such facility
may be either natural or mechanical.
4. Acceptance and Testing. Before the smoke-control
system is accepted by the.building_official, it shall
be tested in his presence to confirm that the system
is operating in compliance with the requirements of
this subsection.
d. Fire Department Access to Equipment. Rooms or areas con-
taining controls for air-conditioning systems, automatic
fire-extinguishing systems or other detection, suppression,
or control elements shall be identified for.the use-by
the fire' department.
e. Tenant Separation. Each tenant space shall be separated from
other tenant spaces by a wall having a fire-resistive rating
of not less than one hour. The separation wall shall extend
from the floor to the underside of the floor/ceiling above.
Except as required by other provisions of this code, the
ceiling need not be a fire-resistive assembly. A separation
is not required between any tenant space and a mall, except
for occupancy separations required by Section 714.
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f. Public Address System. When a public-address system is
.provided, the system shall be made accessible to the
fire department.
g.- Plastic Panels and Plastic Signs. Within every story or
level and from sidewall to sidewall of each tenant space
or mall, approved plastic panels and signs shall be limited
as follows:
1. They shall not exceed 20 percent of the wall area
facing the mall.
2. They shall not exceed a height of 36 inches except
that if the sign is vertical, then the height shall
not exceed 96-'inches and the width shall not exceed
36 inches.
3. They shall be located a minimum distance of 18 inches
from adjacent tenants.
4. All edges and the back shall be fully encased in metal.
h. Lease Plan. Each covered mall building owner shall provide
both the building and fire departments with a lease plan
showing the location of each occupancy and its exits after
the Certificate of Occupancy has been issued. Such plans
shall be kept current. -No modifications or changes in--
occupancy or use shall be made from that shown on the lease
plan without prior approval of the building official.
Section 713. Exits.
a. General. Each tenant space and the covered mall building
shall be provided with exits as required by this section
and Chapter 33 of the building code. Where there.is a
conflict between the requirements of Chapter 33 and the.
requirements of this section, the requirements of this
section shall apply.
b. Determination of Occupancy Load. The occupant load.permitted
in an individual tenant space in a covered mall building
shall be determined as required by Section 3301(d) of the
building code. Exit requirements for.,individual tenant
spaces shall be based on,the occupancy load thus determined.
The occupant load permitted for the covered mall building,
assuming all port-ions, including.individual tenant spaces
and the mall to-be occupied at the same time, shall be-
determined by dividing the gross leasable area by 30 for
covered mall buildings containing up to 150';000 square feet
of.gross leasable area, by 40 for covered mall buildings con-
taining between 150,001 and 350,000 square feet of gross
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leasable-area, and by 50 for covered mall buildings containing
more than'350,000 square feet of gross leasable area. Exit
requirements for the covered mall building-shall be based on
the occupant load thus determined.
The occupant load permitted for the covered mall building,
assuming all portions, including individual tenant spaces .
and the mall to be occupied at the same time, shall be
determined.by dividing the gross leasable area by 30 for
covered mall buildings containing up to 150,000'square
feet of gross leasable area, by 40 for covered mall buildings
containing between 150,001 and 350,000 square feet of gross
leasable area, and by.50 for covered mall buildings containing
more than 350,000 square feet of gross leasable area.- Exit
requirements for the covered mall building shall'be based-on
the occupant load thus determined.
The occupant load of anchor stores opening into the mall need
not be included in computing the total number of occupants-for
the mall.
C. Number of Exits. Whenever the distance of travel to the mall
from any location within a tenant space used by persons other
than employees exceeds 75 feet or the tenant space exceeds
1500 square feet, not less than two exits shall be provided.
'd.' Arrangement of Exits. Group A, Divisions 1, 2'and 2.1
occupancies, other than drinking and dining establishments
entrance'will be immediately adjacent to a principal entrance
to the mall and shall have not less than one-half of their
required exits opening directly to the exterior of the
covered mall building.
Required exits for anchor stores shall be provided indepen-
dently from the mall exit system.
The occupant load of anchor stores opening into the mall shall
not be included in determining exit requirements for the mall.
Malls shall not exit through anchor stores. Malls terminating
at an-anchor store where no other means of exit has been
provided shall be considered as a dead-end mall.
e. Distance to-Exits., Within each individual tenant space in a
covered mall building the maximum distance of travel from any
point to an exterior exit door, horizontal exit, exit passage-
way,-enclosed stairway,or entrance to the mall shall not exceed
200'feet.
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The maximum distance of travel from any point within a
mall to an exterior exit door, horizontal exit, exit
passageway, or..an-enclosed stairway shall not exceed 200 feet.
f. Access to Exits. Exits shall be so arranged that it is
possible to go in eight directions from any-point in a mall
to a separate exit, except for dead ends not exceeding a
length equal to twice the width df the mall measured at the
narrowest location within the dead end portion of the mall.
The minimum width of exit from a mall shall be 66 inches.
When exit passageways-are present to provide a secondary
exit from a tenant space, doors to the exit passageway shall
be one-hour fire doors. Such doors shall be self-closing
and be so maintained or shall be automatic closing by smoke
detection.
Storage is prohibited in exit passageways which are also used
for service-to the tenants. Such exit passageways shall be
posted with conspicuous signs so stating.
g. Malls. For the purpose of providing required egress, malls
may be considered as corridors but need not comply with the
requirements of Section 3304(g) and (h) of the.-.building code
when the width of a mall is as specified in this section.
The minimum width of the mall shall be 20 feet. There shall
be-,a minimum of 10 feet clear width to a height of 8 feet
between any projection from a tenant space bordering the
mall and the nearest kiosk, vending machine, bench, display
or other obstruction to.egress. The mall shall be sufficient*
to accommodate the occupant load immediately tributary thereto.
Malls which do not conform to the requirements of this section
shall comply with the requirements of Section 3304(g) and (h)
of the building code.
h. Security. Grilles and Doors. Horizontal sliding or vertical
security grilles or doors which are a part of a required means
of egress shall conform to the following:
1. They must remain secured in the full open position during
the period of occupancy by the general public.
2. Doors or grilles.shall not be brought to the closed
position when there are more than 10 persons occupying
space7~served by a single exit or 50 persons occupying
spaces served by,more than one exit.
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3. The doors or grilles shall be openable from within
without the use of any special knowledge or effort
when the space is occupied.
4. When two or more exits are required, not more than
one-half of the exits may be equipped with horizontal
sliding or vertical rolling grilles or doors.
Section 714 (a) Occupancy
a. General. Covered mall building shall be classified as
Group B, Division 1 Occupancies. The area of individual
accessory uses within a covered mall building shall not
exceed three times the basic area permitted by Table No.
5-C of the building code for the type of construction and the
occupancy involved. The aggregate area of all accessory
uses within'a covered mall building shall not exceed 25
percent of the gross leasable area.
An attached garage for the storage of passenger vehicles
having a capacity of not more than nine persons and open
parking garages may be considered as a separate building
when they are separated from the covered mall building
by an occupancy separation having a fire-endurance time
period of at least two hours.
b. Mixed Occupancy. Individual tenant spaces within a
covered mall building which comprise a distinct "Occupancy",
as described in Chapters 5, 6, 7, 8, .11 and 12 of the
building code, shall be separated from any other occupancy
as specified in Section 503(d) of the building code.
EXCEPTION: A main entrance which opens onto a mall need
have no separation.
Section 3. Violations and Penalties.
a. Violations. The following clause concerning violations
is hereby set forth in full and adopted with reference to all
of the Codes and Standards named in the title of this Ordinance:
It shall be unlawful for any-person, firm or corporation
to erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, improve, remove,
convert or demolish, equip, use, occupy or maintain any building
or structure in the,Town of Avon=or cause,or permit the same to be
done; contrary to or in violation of any of the provisions of any
of the Codes.or Standards named in the title of this Ordinance.
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b. Penalties: Any person, firm or corporation violating
any of the provisions of any of the Codes or Standards named
in the title of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and'any such person, firm or corporation shall
be deemed guilty of a separate offense for-each and every
day or portion thereof during which any violation of any of
the provisions of any of the Codes or Standards named in the
title of this Ordinance is committed, continued or permitted,
and upon conviction-of any such violation, such person, firm
or corporation shall be punished by a fine of,not more than
$300.00 or by imprisonment for not more than 90 days, or by'.
both such fine and imprisonment.
Section 4. Saving Clause. If any part, section, subsection,
sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance or any of the
Codes or Standards adopted hereby are for any reason held
to be invalid, such decisions shall not affect the validity
of the remaining sections of this-Ordinance or any of the
Codes or Standards adopted hereby; the Town Council hereby
declares that it would have passed-this Ordinance and adopted
the Codes and,Standards named in the title hereto in each part,
section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, -
irrespective of the fact that nay one or more parts, sections,
subsections,.sentences, clasues or phrases be declared to be
invalid.
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INTRODUCED, PASSED ON FIRST READING, APPROVED AND
ORDERED POSTED, this day of , 1981 and
a public hearing on this Ordinance shall be" held at the regular
meeting of the Town C uneil of the Town of Avon, Colorado, on
the day of ,.1981, at 7:30 P.M., in
the Municipal Offices the Town.
An o V Alpi; ay
ATTEST:
INTRODUCED, PASSED ON SECOND READING; APPROVED, AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED ONCE IN FULL, this day o
1981. This Ordinance will become effective on
1981.
ATTEST:
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STATE OF COLORADO )
COUNTY OF EAGLE ) SS
TOWN OF AVON )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE TOWN COUNCIL
OF THE TOWN OF AVON, COLORADO, AT 7:30 P.M. ON-THE 9TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1981 AT THE TOWN HALL FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING THE ADOPTION
OF ORDINANCE NO.#81-14, SERIES OF 1981:
AN ORDINANCE P•ROVIDING.FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND
SAFETY; REGULATING THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, ENLARGEMENT, ALTERATION,
REPAIR; MOVING, REMOVAL, CONVERSION, DEMOLITION, OCCUPANCY, USE,
HEIGHT, AREA AND MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES IN THE TOWN OF
AVON, COLORADO; ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE 1979 EDITION OF.THE "UNIFORM
BUILDING CODE; AND THE 1979 EDITION OF THE "UNIFORM BUILDING'CODE STANDARDS";
MODIFYING AND AMENDING SAID CODES; AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
THEREOF.
A copy of said Ordinance is attached hereto and is also on file at the
Office of the Town Clerk and may be inspected during regular business
hours.
Following this hearing, the Council may consider final passage of this
Ordinance.
This notice given and published by order of the Town Council of the
Town of-,Avon, Colorado.
Dated this 27th day of May; 1981.
POSTED AT THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC PLACES WITHIN THE TOWN OF AVON ON
MAY 29, 1981:
NORTHEAST SIDE-OF-THE BENCHMARK SHOPPING CENTER, AVON POST OFFICE,
THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF CITY MARKET,`
THE'PESTER GAS STATION; AND
THE TOWN OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR, BENCHMARK SHOPPING CENTER.
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