42. Section 901.6.2 of the OFC is amended to provide: <br />Section 901.6.2 Records. Records of all system inspections,. tests, and maintenance <br />required by the referenced standards shall be maintained on the premises for a minimum of 3 <br />years and service contractors shall submit, in the manner specified by the Fire Marshal, reports <br />of inspections and tests to the Eugene Springfield Fire Marshal's Office within 30 days of <br />performing the inspection and test. <br />43. Section 903.3.3 of the OFC is amended by adding subsection 903.3.3.1, to provide: <br />903.3.3.1 Ceiling Penetrations That May Delay Sprinkler Activation. Ceiling <br />penetrations that, in the opinion of the fire code official, may lead to a significant. delay in the <br />activation of sprinklers shall be sealed in an approved manner. I <br />Exception. Where fire sprinklers are installed above and below the ceiling <br />assembly. <br />44. Section 3103.2 of the OFC is amended to provide: <br />• <br />3103.2 Approval required and compliance. Tents and membrane structures having an <br />area in excess of 1500 square feet or an occupant load of 50 or more, or multiple`tents with an <br />aggregate area in excess of 1500 square feet shall not be erected, operated or maintained for any <br />purpose without first obtaining a permit and approval from the fire code official and must <br />comply with the provisions of this chapter. Tents and membrane structures having an area of <br />400 square feet to. 1499 square feet do not require a permit prior to erection, operation or <br />maintenance, but must comply with the provisions of this chapter. <br />45. Section 3204 of the OFC is amended by adding subsection 3204.3, to provide: <br />3204.3 Identification of high-piled storage areas. The owner or occupant of a structure <br />that qualifies for high-piled storage use due to interior design height that does not <br />desire to have it designed, constructed or used for high-pile storage shall comply <br />with the following: <br />1. Provide a letter to the fire code official stating they will not allow it to be used <br />for high-piled storage. The responsible party agrees to upgrade the building to <br />meet high-pile storage requirements when they choose to allow high-pile <br />storage or when the fire department discovers any occupant using the storage <br />area for high-pile storage. <br />2. As determined by the fire code official an approved permanent marking <br />system limiting and indicating the maximum allowable storage height is <br />required in the storage area. <br />Administrative Order _ Page 11 of 14 <br />71 <br />