The Farmington Fire Department conducts comprehensive site plan reviews for new developments and significant property modifications to ensure compliance with fire safety standards. In accordance with Section 104.7.2 of the International Fire Code (IFC), these reviews evaluate critical elements such as emergency vehicle access, fire hydrant locations, fire lane markings, building access for emergency responders, and compliance with fire protection systems.

Farmington Fire Department utilizes a peer review process for all plans involving the installation and/or modification of automatic fire protection systems, fire alarm and detection systems, and related equipment. This includes the review of fire pumps, associated fuel tanks, jockey pumps, controllers, and related components. Additionally, any installation, modification, or removal of standpipe systems is subject to this peer review process.

DEFERRED SUBMITTALS – If there are more than 10 devices, the plans will need to be reviewed by a qualified 3rd party reviewer

Step 1 – Download the appropriate Plan Review:

Step 2 – Submit Plans

Plans that do not have the appropriate “Fire Pages” attached will be rejected.

Step 3 – Plan Review & Project Clearance Letter

After steps 1 and 2 are completed, the Fire Marshal will conduct a plan review and issue a project clearance letter or an operational permit.