Fire Zone Line Striping

You fell asleep and your child decided to make you lunch, but she has no idea how to use a stove and is not tall enough to reach in high places. She believes she can do it because she sees mommy and daddy do it all the time. You wake up to the smell of smoke and a crying child, rushing out of bed there is a fire in the pot she was cooking in and it has spread throughout the entire kitchen. Fire safety required you to have an extinguisher close by, but you never know there would be a need for it. You scoop up your child and gather up whatever you can grab and rush out of the house. The next door neighbor realized the emergency situations and called fire safety, but there is a car parked directly in front of the fire hydrant on your block. That is a violation of the fire zone laws. As you watch your home burn, the fire marshal tows the car and the fire hydrant is finally opened.

Where was the laser ling striping? Did the car owner fail to notice the laser line striping or was the fire zone undefined? Emergency situations take place all the time and that is the reason why fire zones exist, so that people can receive help in a timely fashion. Fire zones are marked with laser line striping and signs which are designed to prohibit people from parking there.

Fire Marshal Bill

For every premises that is need of a fire zone the fire marshal is called on to install signs for fire safety. The fire marshal approves the signs for private property and the owner is given thirty days to respond. Should the owner fail to comply after thirty days, the fire marshal will install the laser line striping and fire safety signs. These areas are used to emergency situations and you should comply with there rules or you might be the one that needs help.