A shelter designed for an alternate use shall conform to the occupancy standards set forth in PHMC Chapters 14.05 through 14.25.ī. The provisions of this code relating to drainage regulation and grading apply to shelters. (1991 code § 10-13.2) 14.65.030 Conformity to standards and regulations.Ī. A shelter designed for emergency use only is considered Group J occupancy (Uniform Building Code) provided, that it does not exceed 200 square feet in gross floor area in the occupiable portion of the shelter. The building permit fee is as set by city council resolution. The application shall be accompanied by a building permit fee. An applicant for a building permit under this chapter shall submit two sets of plans, including a plot plan showing the location of the proposed shelter, sewer, gas, and water lines, drainage channels, easements and other buildings on the property. No person may construct a fallout or blast shelter on private property in the city without a permit.ī. Application fee. Shelter means a structure designed to protect human beings against the injurious effects of nuclear explosions. 14.65.010 Definitions.įallout shelter means a shelter designed to protect the occupants from both gamma radiation and blast.
14.65.030 Conformity to standards and regulations.ġ4.65.080 Sale of shelters.
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