0242 ~HE~J%S, the City Council recognizes that it is in tJ]e best interest of
th~ general health, welfare and safety of the residents of the City of Southlake,
Texas to provide regulations cc~sishent wihh Natic~al recognized practices for
the reasonable protection of life and property from hazards of fire and explosicn;
and,
~5E~REAS, the existing ordinances of the City of Southlake, Texas have not
fully covered such subject to date;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDA/NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTHLAKE,
SECTION 1- AFOPTIUN OF STANDARD ~t~ PREVE~FION ODDE, 1976 EDITION AS A~ENDED:
%he Standard Fire Prevention Code, 1976 Editic~ As Amended,copyrighted by
SoutJ]ern Building Code Congress Intemnational, Inc., consisting of pages 3 through
276, and amendments to the Standard Fire Prevention Code 1977 revision to 1976
ediLion, except as specifically mpdified by this ordinance, is hemeby adopted as
the "Standard Fire Prevention Code of the City of Southl~ke, Texas".
SECTION 2- CUMULATIVE OF O/~R ORDINANCES: R~nis ordinance shall be and is hereby
declared cm~ulative of the provisions of other applicable ordinances of the City
of Southlake, Texas, including all en~ndments thereto. Ih is provided, however,
that a higher standard provided by other lawfully adopted rule, regulatico,resolutico,
ordinance, private deed restriction or private covenant, shall not be considered an
irreconcilable conflict with this ordinance, and thePi~]er standard, in the event
of conflict, shall qovern.
SECTION 3- P~ALTY FOR VIOLATION: A new subsection (e) to Section 1.10 of the said
Standard Fire Preventi~% Code is hereby added as follows:
"After the e×pirahion of the particular notice given above ~der the provisions of
Section 1.10 of ti]is code and after failure to cowply, the person, firm, association
of persons, company, or corporation, or tJ~eir agents, servants, or e~oloyees shall
be considered in violation of this code and shall be guilty of a Class C misdemeanor
and may be fined not less than $1.00 nor more than $200.00 for each offense. Each day
that a violation exists is hereby declared ho be a distinct and separate offense and
p~nishable by law."
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