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Home My WebLink AboutCT 99-10; Buerger; Tentative Map (CT) (40)Anne Hysong - CT 99-10 Condj|onslBuf"*>;r^cloc ' *•"•*> ' ' ' Page 1"~~ '""' """'* ' " CARLSBAD FIRE DEPARTMENT Fire Protection Services PROJECT CONDITION REPORT PROJECT NAME: BUERGER Date: 11-16-00 Project number: Planning CT 99-10 Project conditions: (Note: This commentary identifies specific conditions necessary to achieve Fire Department approval.) 1. Applicant shall provide defensible space in rear yards of lots 7,8,9 and 10 for fire protection purposes. The design of the defensible space shall conform to the fire protection section of the City Landscape Guidelines, or a functional alternative. An acceptable functional alternative would be: The applicant shall incorporate fire protection measures into the landscape and building design of lots 7,8,9 and 10 as follows: a. All buildings shall be constructed in a manner that conforms to the Class 1 Ignition Resistant requirements of Sections 504 and 602 of the Urban Wildland Interface Code. b. All future improvements to the proposed structures must conform to the Class 1 Ignition Resistant requirements of Sections 504 and 602 of the Urban Wildland Interface Code. c. The landscape design shall incorporate fire protective landscaping for defensible space space purposes at the rear of each lot. Fire protective landscaping shall exist in an easement dedicated to the Homeowners' Association, which shall extend from the rear property line to a point no closer than 20 feet from proposed structures. Landscaping in this defensible space zone shall consist of ornamental ground cover plants which will not contribute to fire spread. Landscaping shall be irrigated and maintained free of hazard by the Homeowners Association. d. No combustible structures or materials may be placed into the defensible space easement. , ..... , ......... .. .. ..... .^______ ..... „ .......... __„„„ ..... „_ ...... __»««, Code reminders: (Note: This commentary is provided to assist the applicant, and identifies minimum code requirements that are frequently overlooked.