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Fire Prevention Tips
► If a fire
occurs in your home, GET OUT, STAY
OUT, and CALL 9-1-1
►Talk
with all household members about a fire
escape plan and practice the plan twice
a year.
►Talk
to children regularly about the dangers
of fire, matches and lighters and keep
them out of reach.
►Teach
children what smoke alarms sound like
and what to do when they hear one. |
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Fire believes that the most important
fire prevention method is through
education. This is done one of several
ways:
Fire
Department visits to school classes:
Every year the fire department
visits all school classes from 1st thru
4th grades to stress the importance of
fire safety. Students are educated about
smoke detectors, fire safety, exit
drills in the home, and a variety of
other items important to fire
prevention. Of course, no class would be
complete without a firefighter putting
on all their gear and a visit from
Sparky the fire dog!
Station Tours:
Interested in touring a fire station
to learn more about fire safety and what
firefighters do?Please call the
department's main phone number
(939-6463) to schedule a tour.
Day care, community or scout groups,
church group, etc, everyone is welcome
to take a tour.
Open House:
Each October, Fire Prevention Week
is taken very seriously. Not only do
department representatives and
firefighters visit all the Eagle
schools, the week is culminated by an
Open House at the fire station! The
firefighters proudly serve hot dogs and
pop, provide demonstrations, explain
apparatus, and have a chance to interact
with the public at a non-emergent time.
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Fee
Schedule effective October
2007: |
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Annexation and Zoning
Applications |
$100.00 |
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Conditional Use Permit |
$100.00 |
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Preliminary Unit Development |
$300.00 |
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Preliminary Plat |
$200.00 |
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Final Plat |
$200.00 |
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Mitigation Fee |
$500.00 per single family
residence |
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Plan Reviews |
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Fire Code Plan Review
(Includes first resubmittal) |
50% of Building Permit Fee |
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Additional submittals |
$200.00 |
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Fire Sprinkler Plan Review |
$200.00 + $2.20 per head |
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Fire Alarm Plan Review |
$175.00 + $4.20 per device |
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Inspections and Permits |
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Final Inspection Fee
(Initial inspection and one
follow-up) |
$75.00 per hour (min one
hour) |
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Inspections outside of
normal working hours |
$100.00 per hour (min one
hour) |
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Day Care Inspection |
$20.00 |
Fireworks Stand Inspection
(Initial inspection and one
follow-up) |
$25.00 |
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Permit for Public Fireworks
Display |
$150.00 |
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Inspections required by
outside agencies |
$100.00 per hour (min one
hour) |
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Inspection of Commercial
Hoods |
$150.00 |
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Inspection of
Flammable/Combustibles |
$200.00 |
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Liquid Storage Tanks 1 to 2
tanks - Each Additional Tank |
$50.00 each tank |
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Inspection of
Removal/Abandonment |
$100.00 |
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Liquid Storage Tanks - Each
Additional Tank |
$30.00 each tank |
Burn Permits (No
Longer Required in Ada County)
Ada
County no longer issues burn permits or
requires its Fire Districts to do so.
Ada County
now allows open burning in rural areas,
PROVIDED that the weather forecast
permits and the
Air Quality Index (AQI) is 60 or below.
Ada County cares deeply about our
Treasure Valley air
quality. Help us keep our precious
Treasure Valley air clean and safe by
knowing and following
these rules before you burn. The Air
Quality phone number is 373-0313.
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More Information Here
or visit the
Ada County Website Here
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