<div class="chunk-title">Article XXI. - Fire prevention.</div>
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               The authority for all fire prevention at the airport shall be the state and local
               fire code and the current edition of NFPA 407, including all NFPA Standards referenced
               in 407.
               
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                  1.
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                  No aircraft shall be fueled or defueled while its engine is running or while in a
                  hangar or other enclosed place. Fueling or defueling shall be done in such a manner
                  and with such equipment that adequate connections for electrical bonding shall be
                  continuously maintained.
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                  2.
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                  The cleaning of engines or other parts of aircraft shall not be accomplished in any
                  hangar except with nonflammable substances. If flammable liquids are used for this
                  purpose, the operation shall be conducted outside in the open air in designated spaces.
                  Flammable liquids shall be stored in Underwriters Laboratory (U.L.) approved containers.
                  All aircraft painting shall be done in accordance with safety procedures approved
                  in writing by the county.
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                  3.
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                  All hangar and shop floors shall be kept clean and free of oil, gas, and other flammable
                  substances. No volatile, flammable solvent shall be used for cleaning floors. No rags
                  soiled with flammable substances shall be kept or stored in any building on the airport
                  in such manner as to create any fire hazard.
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                  4.
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                  No person shall smoke or produce any open flame anywhere within a hangar, building
                  or structure in which any aircraft may be stored, or in which any gas, oil or flammable
                  substance is stored, or within 50 feet of any aircraft or any fueling facility, except
                  in designated smoking area. When heaters and open flames (e.g., acetylene torches
                  for heating components, welding or soldering) and arc welding equipment are being
                  used in the maintenance hangars, the FBO or SASO must adhere to State and local fire
                  codes.
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                  5.
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                  Any person using the airport area or the facilities of the airport in any way shall
                  exercise the utmost care to guard against fire and injury to persons or property.
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                  6.
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                  Fuel services shall be administered by the county, which has retained the "proprietary
                  exclusive right" to sell all aviation petroleum products to the public on the airport.
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                  Individuals or SASOs shall not fuel their own aircraft from their own containers on
                  the grounds of the airport. Individuals or SASOs who utilize the self-serve fuel equipment
                  provided by the county, shall do so in a manner that is safe for the individuals and
                  others on the airport grounds. When utilizing the self-serve fuel equipment, it is
                  the responsibility of the individual or SASOs to properly position, secure, and ground
                  the aircraft being fueled.
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                  7.
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                  No person shall start an open fire to include any form of cooking any place on the
                  airport without the permission of the airport manager.
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                  8.
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                  Tenants of all hangars and buildings shall provide the airport manager with a key
                  to their hangar or buildings and the airport manager shall have the right to inspect
                  said premises for the purpose of enforcing the rules and regulations of the county.
                  The airport manager shall retain the keys in a secure place.
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                  9.
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                  The following general rules shall be followed in connection with the fueling of any
                  aircraft:
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                  a.
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                  Portable fire extinguisher shall be in the vicinity of the fueling operation.
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                  b.
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                  All self-fueling shall be performed in the designated area for fueling.
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                  c.
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                  Fueling in hangars is prohibited.
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                  d.
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                  Applicable aircraft bonding requirements shall be followed.
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                  e.
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                  All funnels and fueling apparatus shall be metal and shall be bonded to the aircraft.
                  Caution must be used in fueling aircraft.
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                  f.
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                  Fueling personnel shall not carry lighters or matches on their person while engaged
                  in fuel servicing operations.
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                  g.
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                  Where applicable, all electrical equipment used in the fueling operation shall be
                  U.L. approved, and all equipment shall be approved by the county fire marshall's local
                  office.
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                  h.
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                  Comply with requirements of the state and local fire code and the current edition
                  of NFPA 407, including all NFPA standards referenced in 407.
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