Miscellaneous Rule Amendments
Rule status: Proposed
Agency: FDNY
Comment by date: May 23, 2023
Rule Full Text
Fire-Department-Proposed-Miscellaneous-Rule-Amendments-For-Publication-04-10-2023.pdf
The Fire Department is proposing to:
(1) repeal four Fire Department rules relating to matters that have either been superseded by Local Law 187 of 2017 or are now addressed in the 2022 Fire Code;
(2) renumber 39 Fire Department rules to conform to the new numbering of the 2022 New York City Fire Code;
(3) amend 32 Fire Department rules to conform to, or implement, the provisions of the 2022 Fire Code;
(4) amend three Fire Department rules to conform to the New York City Building Code, as amended by Local Law 126 of 2021; and
(5) ease the impact of regulations on small businesses, without compromising fire and life safety, by reducing the penalty for first-time violations of the Fire Code associated with Violation Category 19, enforced by a Fire Department Summons returnable before the Office of Administrative Tribunals and Hearings (OATH).
Attendees who need reasonable accommodation for a disablity such as a sign language translation should contact the agency by calling 1 (718) 999-2042 or emailing by May 9, 2023
Public Hearings
Date
May 23, 2023
11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
Location
Connect Virtually
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Disability Accommodation
Comments are now closed.
Online comments: 2
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Daniel Avery
Comment added May 23, 2023 1:12pm -
Laura Grieco
The definition of Appendix Q in section 56 is inaccurate as it pertains to the 2022 New York City Building Code and should read as follows:
“Appendix Q.
Section BC Q107 of Appendix Q of the Building Code amends NFPA 72, a Referenced Standard to the Building Code and Fire Code.”