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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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69. Department of Financial Services |
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69A. Division of State Fire Marshal |
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69A-43. Uniform Fire Safety Standards For Transient Public Lodging Establishments, Timeshare Plans, And Timeshare Unit Facilities' |
1As used in this rule chapter, the following definitions shall apply:
12(1) “Approved” shall refer either to:
18(a) Materials, devices, construction, and installation accepted by the authority having jurisdiction under the provisions of these rules by reason of tests or investigations conducted by it or by an agency satisfactory to the authority, based upon nationally accepted test standards or principles; or to:
63(b) Occupancy or use accepted by the authority having jurisdiction under the provisions of these rules by reason of the submission of adequate proof of conformity with the basic requirements of the State Fire Marshal’s Rules.
99(2) “Authority having jurisdiction” shall mean the Division of Hotels and Restaurants, Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and the local governmental entity, organization, office, or individual responsible for approving equipment, an installation, or a procedure.
135(3) “Date the construction contract is let” means the date the permit is issued to begin construction.
152(4) “NFPA” is the abbreviation for the National Fire Protection Association.
163(5) “Public Lodging Establishment” means any establishment classified as a hotel, motel, resort condominium, non-transient apartment, transient apartment, roominghouse or resort dwelling as defined in section 189509.242(1), F.S.
191(6) “One Family Dwelling” means a detached building containing no more than one living unit which is rented for transient occupancy to a single party at a time, containing no cooking or sanitary facilities in common with any other dwelling.
231(7) “Two Family Dwelling” means a detached building containing no more than two separate and distinct living units which are separately rented for transient occupancy to a single party at a time, neither of which contain cooking or sanitary facilities in common with each other or any other dwelling.
280(8) “Sleeping Room” means a room that has the sole purpose of providing sleeping facilities, commonly referred to as a “bedroom,” and does not include living rooms or dens having sofas that convert to beds.
316Rulemaking Authority 318509.215(3), 319(7), 320633.104, 321721.24(5) FS. 323Law Implemented 325509.215, 326509.242(1), 327633.206, 328721.24(5) FS. 330History–New 11-12-85, Formerly 4A-43.04, Amended 8-24-87, 5-14-91, 5-23-94, Formerly 4A-43.004.
