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68. Automatic fire sprinklers shall be installed in all Phase I and Phase II buildings and tenant spaces in accordance with City of Pleasanton Ordinance 1965. Installations shall conform to NFPA Pamphlet 13 for commercial occupancies. 69. City of Pleasanton Ordinance 1965 requires that all new and existing occupancies be provided with an approved key box from the Knox Company as specified by the Fire Department. The project applicant or developer is responsible for obtaining approval for the location and the number of boxes from the Fire Prevention Bureau. Information and application for the Knox Box is available through their website or the Fire Prevention Bureau. The property owner or the business tenant shall be responsible for providing tenant space building access keys for insertion into the Knox Box prior to final inspection by the Fire Department. Keys shall have permanent marked tags identifying address and /or specific doors /areas accessible with said key. 70. The Phase II office buildings shall be provided with Class I standpipe system and separate floor control assemblies inside the protected stairwells at each floor landing. Interior roof accesses shall be provided with hose stations at the roof level. Construction plans for the fire protection system shall be subject with the Building Permit plan set for review and approval by the Fire Department before the issuance of a building permit for the building shell in compliance with 2007 CFC. 71. Underground fire mains, fire hydrants and control valves shall be installed in conformance with the most recently adopted edition of NFPA Pamphlet 24, "Outside Protection." The fire line, hydrants and fire department connections (FDC's) shown on sheets C -8 through C -13 shall be revised with the final layout determined with the review of the construction plans. The fire flow shall be provided as per 2007 California Fire Code Appendix B, Table B105.1 and hydrant number and distribution per Appendix C, Table C105.1. a) The underground pipeline contractor shall submit a minimum of three (3) sets of installation drawings to the Fire Department, Fire Prevention Bureau. The plans shall have the contractor's wet stamp indicating the California contractor license type, license number and must be signed. No underground pipeline inspections will be conducted prior to issuance of approved plans. b) All underground fire protection work shall require a California contractor's license type C -16, C -34, C -36 or A. c) All field- testing and inspection of underground or covered piping joints shall be conducted prior to covering the pipeline. 72. Dead -end fire service water mains shall not exceed 500 feet in length and may have a maximum five Fire Department appliances (fire sprinkler system risers, fire hydrants, and /or standpipes) and shall be looped around the site or building with a minimum of two points of water supply or street connection. Sectional /zone valves shall be installed as recommended under NFPA, Pamphlet 24 and required by the Fire Marshal. 73. The design of the fire alarm system for the building tenants may be deferred to the review of the Tenant Improvement Plans after the building shell is approved. The building and /or tenant fire alarm and fire monitoring system shall be capable of supporting notification appliances for the individual tenant spaces for the purpose of notifying the occupant of the system alarm. 21