Boise PDS Online - FIR15-00095

Information based on query as of Wednesday, July 17, 2024.

Permit Information

Permit Number	FIR15-00095
Status	Finaled
Name	TYCO INTEGRATED SECURITY
Site Address	1200 N CLOVERDALE RD
Project Name	Cloverdale Funeral Home
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ePlanReview	Yes
Description	Disconnect and remove three smoke detectors in the crematorium due to false alarm problem cuased by excessive dust. Area is still covered by two heat detectors and sprinklers. Two additional heat detectors are being added to meet derating requirements due to ceiling heights. This project is not associated with a building permit.

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INSP-Final Inspection

2/18/2015

2/23/2015

PASS

Name:	Forrest France
Title:	FIRE INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-1981

Forrest France

Scope of fire alarm work completed and passed functional testing. Permit finaled.

Permit Ready to Issue

2/12/2015

DONE

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Issue and Print Permit

2/12/2015

DONE

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Inspection Record Card- Fire

2/12/2015

DONE

Name:	Christina Prado
Title:	PERMIT TECHNICIAN
Phone:	208-384-3802

Christina Prado

Plan resubmittals received

2/11/2015

DONE

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Alarm Plan Check

2/11/2015

PASS

Name:	Lee G Meredith
Title:	FIRE ALARM REVIEWER
Phone:	208-608-7112

Lee G Meredith

PLANS TAKEN FRONT DESK ALARM

2/11/2015

DONE

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Quick permit approved with no review comments. Projectdox updated.

Application received

2/6/2015

DONE

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Application submitted via PDS Online on Feb 6 2015 9:25AM

Plan assigned to (Lee)

2/6/2015

DONE

Name:	Lee G Meredith
Title:	FIRE ALARM REVIEWER
Phone:	208-608-7112

Lee G Meredith

1st review completed

2/6/2015

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Review failed due to lack of information. I emailed Dale Hurd to let him know that ceiling heights and slope calculations will need to be provided to determine heat detector spacing requirements. Also, a scaled drawing will be required with this information.