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Section 1. ADOPTION <br /> <br /> (a). It is hereby adopted by reference that the code known as "Volume V, Fire <br />Prevention" of the North Carolina Building Code 1991 Edition, and all subsequent <br />amendments and revisions shall become the Cabarrus County Fire Code. The provisions <br />thereof shall be controlling within the limits of Cabarrus County. <br /> <br /> (b). The provisions and permits listed in Chapter Four (4) of the North Carolina <br />Building Code, Volume V are hereby adopted. <br /> <br />SECTION 2. BUREAU OF FIRE PREVENTION; <br /> <br />ESTABLISHMENT and DUTIES <br /> <br /> (a). The North Carolina State Building Code, Volume V, shall be enforced by <br />the Bureau of Fire Prevention in the Emergency Services Department and the Building <br />Inspection Division of the Planning, Zoning and Building Inspections Department of <br />Cabarrus County. <br /> <br /> (b). Fire Inspectors: Fire inspectors will be appointed as required to enforce the <br />Code and to do required inspections. The inspectors will report to their supervisors in <br />their respective departments. Assignment of specific areas of responsibility shall be made <br />by the County Manager. <br /> <br />SECTION 3. PERIODIC INSPECTIONS <br /> <br /> (a). Subject to the limitations and condition stated in the North Carolina State <br />Building Code, it shall be the duty of the Fire Inspectors to inspect all buildings, <br />structures, and premises within this jurisdiction for the purposes of ascertaining and <br />causing to be corrected any condition which may cause a fire or an explosion or endanger <br />life from fire or explosion. He/she shall determine any violations of the provisions of the <br />Code or any other ordinances pertaining to fire or explosion hazards. These inspections <br />and determinations will be done in accordance with the periodic inspection schedule for <br />occupancies as approved by the state building code council or upon complaint by <br />interested parties or if there is probable cause for such inspections. <br /> <br /> <br />