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So a RDP contacts me due to a Stop Work Order on a Playground Equipment project at a Daycare facility E / I-4
and we know the following.
102.5 says Playground equipment at One and Two family is exempt from a permit.
and
402 Covered or Open Mall @ 402.12 Children’s playground structures. says this:
Structures intended as children’s playgrounds that exceed 10 feet (3048 mm) in height and 150 square feet (14 m2) in area shall comply with Sections 402.12.1 through 402.12.4.
Well the project is not in a Mall covered or otherwise.
I as an RDP would NEVER reference, specify, or otherwise take any responsibility for playground equipment.
and as a CBO would not issue a permit, inspect, or otherwise acknowledge playground equipment (unless it obstructed exit path)
I realize that by saying that by exempting Residential one an two family playground equipment fron permitting some would be able to imply that for other uses (IBC) a permit would be necessary.
If I were inebriated enough to issue such a permit to what criteria would I inspect and review?
I know about ASTM Voluntary standard, and I voluntarily stay away from it!
I know about CPSC "Public Playground Safety Handbook" Scoped as "Guidlines" and it is interesting reading.
So this fellow CBO that issued a stop work order what would he be thinking and what "Article" could he sight to be complied with.
That's just the way I think. I may be wrong. "Matters not covered"? could be an issue but one this RDP / CBO is not willing to touch.
I had searched archive for other threads but it seems this question remains unasked.
So the pin is out of the grenade; feel free to back away or cover.
and we know the following.
102.5 says Playground equipment at One and Two family is exempt from a permit.
and
402 Covered or Open Mall @ 402.12 Children’s playground structures. says this:
Structures intended as children’s playgrounds that exceed 10 feet (3048 mm) in height and 150 square feet (14 m2) in area shall comply with Sections 402.12.1 through 402.12.4.
Well the project is not in a Mall covered or otherwise.
I as an RDP would NEVER reference, specify, or otherwise take any responsibility for playground equipment.
and as a CBO would not issue a permit, inspect, or otherwise acknowledge playground equipment (unless it obstructed exit path)
I realize that by saying that by exempting Residential one an two family playground equipment fron permitting some would be able to imply that for other uses (IBC) a permit would be necessary.
If I were inebriated enough to issue such a permit to what criteria would I inspect and review?
I know about ASTM Voluntary standard, and I voluntarily stay away from it!
I know about CPSC "Public Playground Safety Handbook" Scoped as "Guidlines" and it is interesting reading.
So this fellow CBO that issued a stop work order what would he be thinking and what "Article" could he sight to be complied with.
That's just the way I think. I may be wrong. "Matters not covered"? could be an issue but one this RDP / CBO is not willing to touch.
I had searched archive for other threads but it seems this question remains unasked.
So the pin is out of the grenade; feel free to back away or cover.
