No device fueled by coal or wood and designed
to provide heat or hot water shall be installed in any building unless
a permit shall first have been obtained from the Fire Inspector, and
no such device shall be operated unless a certificate of compliance
with the requirements of this section shall first have been obtained
from said Fire Inspector.
A.
All applications for permits shall be on a form provided
by the Fire Inspector.
B.
The permit issued shall require installation of the
device, and all chimneys and flues, to be installed in connection
therewith, pursuant to the standards recommended by the National Fire
Protection Association. In addition, any such installation shall comply
with the instructions of the manufacturer of said device where, in
the judgment of the Fire Inspector, said instructions provide greater
safety standards than those referred to above.
C.
After completion of the installation and within 60
days after the issuance of the Fire Inspector's permit, the applicant
shall permit an inspection to be made by the Fire Inspector to determine
whether or not there has been compliance with the permit. In the event
of such compliance, the Fire Inspector shall issue his certificate.
If there shall not be compliance, the Fire Inspector shall order the
immediate compliance with the permit requirements or the removal of
the device concerned.
D.
Unless a certificate of compliance has been issued
within 60 days from the date the Fire Inspector's permit has been
issued, said permit shall expire, and no installation may be completed
and no such device may be used unless a new application for a permit
or for an extension of the previous permit shall have been made and
said permit or extension shall have been issued.
