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USA Today "The pressure was coming either way, no matter how luxurious the private jet was that carried DeMarcus Cousins from Sacramento to his new NBA home in New Orleans on Tuesday. Pelicans general manager Dell Demps and coach Alvin Gentry traveled more than 1,800 miles to make the former Kings big man..." February 26
Sacramento Bee "A week after Monday's stunning trade that sent Kings All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins to New Orleans for rookie Buddy Hield, the Pelicans' first- and second-round draft choices in 2017, along with Tyreke Evans and Langston Galloway, general manager Vlade Divac sat down with Bee columnist Ailene..." February 26
USA Today "DeMarcus Cousins took us all behind the scenes of his trade from the Sacramento Kings to the New Orleans Pelicans to The Undefeated, revealing just how emotional the move was for him. There are a couple of noteworthy moments, including how he said the Kings front office handled the leadup to..." February 24
CSN Bay Area "It seems like yesterday that Michael Malone was leading a Sacramento Kings team featuring DeMarcus Cousins, Isaiah Thomas and Rudy Gay into battle every night. Less than three years later, only Gay remains with the franchise and he's out for the season with a torn left Achilles. Thomas left..." February 24
Larry Brown Sports "Now that DeMarcus Cousins has been freed from basketball purgatory in Sacramento, he's giving a little bit of a glimpse into his mindset during his time with the Kings. Cousins admitted that he spent a long time desperately hoping the Kings would get Cousins a stronger supporting cast to help..." February 22
Total Pro Sports "Los Angeles Lakers part owner and President Jeanie Buss is not to be messed with. On Tuesday, Jeanie was sick and tired of the Los Angeles Lakers not being able to get stars to turn this franchise around that she went ahead and fired GM Mitch Kupchak and her brother Jim Buss from their..." February 21
CBS Sports "Freed from the basketball purgatory that is the Sacramento Kings, DeMarcus Cousins is joining a dynamic team in the New Orleans Pelicans and could potentially be heading to the playoffs for the first time in his career this season. Yet while Cousins is one of the main winners in the trade that..." February 21
NESN "If you haven't heard by now, the Sacramento Kings traded All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins to the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday. The Kings received Buddy Hield, Tyreke Evans, Langston Galloway, a 2017 first-round pick and a 2017 second-round pick, but it appears their initial aim was much..." February 21
Boston Herald "While the Celtics were ultimately not interested in DeMarcus Cousins, all indications from around the NBA are that Danny Ainge remains very much in pursuit of a marquee talent to significantly alter the club's fortunes. The question for Ainge and his peers now is whether the Cousins deal will..." February 20
CBS Sports "Starting off his press conference to discuss Sacramento trading All-Star DeMarcus Cousins to the New Orleans Pelicans, Kings Vice President of Basketball Operations and General Manager Vlade Divac joked with reporters on Monday that he thought he would have a chair to sit on instead of standing to..." February 20
Larry Brown Sports "Sacramento Kings general manager Vlade Divac sent a pretty clear message as to why the team traded DeMarcus Cousins. The Kings officially announced the Cousins deal on Monday, and in the statement doing so, Divac offered the usual thanks to Cousins for his contributions and wished him well...." February 20
CBS Sports "After dealing their lone superstar, DeMarcus Cousins, to the New Orleans Pelicans for rookie Buddy Hield, Tyreke Evans, Langston Galloway and two picks, the Sacramento Kings are for now, the clear losers of the trade. The deal was so bad that it was vigorously and hilariously mocked on Twitter..." February 20
USA Today "Anthony Davis was already walking out of the NBA All-Star interview room, the last player or coach to be available to the media after Sunday's game, when The Vertical's report first dropped. The insane trade was real. But one reporter did ask Davis about the reports that the teams were..." February 20
CBS Sports "An otherwise overblown and underwhelming NBA All-Star Game weekend, one that most thought would be defined by the story of Westbrook and KD and the superstar pair that was no more, turned Sunday night into something shocking and much more meaningful: A brand new pairing that could rewrite the..." February 20
ESPN "The Sacramento Kings have agreed to trade DeMarcus Cousins and Omri Casspi to the New Orleans Pelicans in exchange for Buddy Hield, Tyreke Evans, Langston Galloway, a 2017 first-round pick and future second-round pick, sources told ESPN. The Pelicans feel confident they can eventually re-sign..." February 20
Yardbarker "DeMarcus Cousins said this week that he wants to remain with the Sacramento Kings for the long haul, but it appears the feeling may not be mutual. Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical reported on Sunday that the Kings have been engaging in trade talks for Cousins. One of the teams the Kings..." February 19
12 Up "DeMarcus Cousins is a great player, but one with a glaring flaw: a propensity for getting blocked. Like, a lot. How does a player so demonstrably good at everything else get blocked more than any other player in the NBA? There's apparently a pretty easy answer to this question. "I..." February 19
Sportsnaut "The Orlando Magic seem to be doing everything possible to revamp what has become a struggling roster. The team moved Serge Ibaka to the Toronto Raptors earlier this month and has been engaged in trade talks surrounding Detroit Pistons guard Reggie Jackson. It makes sense that Orlando would want..." February 17
ESPN "DeMarcus Cousins says he intends to sign an extension with the Kings this summer, because he wants his "legacy to end in Sacramento" and his "jersey to be in the rafters in Sacramento." In an interview with SportsCenter on Thursday, the All-Star center said he considered Sacramento to be his..." February 17
Fox Sports "As the NBA trade deadline nears, there's one big name who won't be in play for teams looking to acquire a superstar. Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins has his general manager's word he won't be traded before the Feb. 23 deadline, and with seemingly good reason. The Kings are set to offer..." February 16
USA Today "After picking up his 17th technical foul of the season — a league-high and one away from another suspension — in a win over the Pelicans on Sunday night, DeMarcus Cousins was frustrated. He told reporters he feels like he can't play the way he wants to and is trying to change to help his team...." February 15
ESPN "Veteran Matt Barnes speaks from experience when he says All-Star teammate DeMarcus Cousins must "try to be himself without jeopardizing himself or the team" for the Sacramento Kings to make the playoffs. Barnes, in an interview with ESPN-Tencent's Yuan Fang on Sunday night after a 105-99 win..." February 13
Fanrag Sports "New Orleans Pelicans rookie Buddy Hield went low on Sunday night during the team's game against the Sacramento Kings, getting tossed out in the second quarter for a shot below the belt of Kings' forward DeMarcus Cousins. On the rather long list of NBA players you don't want to swipe at in that..." February 13
USA Today "Add Paul Pierce to the list of NBA players — both current and former — who have been critical of the level of competition in today's NBA in recent weeks. Making an appearance on Mike & Mike on Wednesday morning, the 39-year-old future Hall of Famer said that the league is far from what it used..." February 09
Larry Brown Sports "Sacramento Kings coach Dave Joerger thinks DeMarcus Cousins has set himself up for a unique challenge. Cousins is serving a one-game suspension Wednesday night for collecting his 16th technical foul of the season. From this point forward, Cousins will face additional discipline for every two..." February 08
Larry Brown Sports "The DeMarcus Cousins chronicles continue, just not on social media. The mercurial Sacramento Kings center has deactivated his Twitter and Instagram accounts, as pointed out by Sacramento radio host Dave Carmichael. A search of Cousins' "BoogieCousins" accounts yields results saying the pages..." February 08
Fanrag Sports "You only get so many, DeMarcus Cousins. The Kings center, who received his 16th technical foul with :01.1 left during Monday's 112-107 loss to the Chicago Bulls, will be suspended for the Kings' Wednesday night game against the Boston Celtics, the NBA announced Tuesday. Under NBA rules, players..." February 07
ESPN "In his strongest public statement to date on the subject, Sacramento Kings general manager Vlade Divac told ESPN on Monday that All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins is going nowhere before the Feb. 23 trade deadline. Amid recent reports that the Kings had engaged the Phoenix Suns in talks involving..." February 07
ESPN "DeMarcus Cousins is facing a one-game suspension after picking up his 16th technical foul of the season in the Sacramento Kings' 112-107 loss to the Chicago Bulls. Cousins, who leads the league in technical fouls, collected two on Monday night. The second technical foul came with 1.1 seconds..." February 07
Pro Basketball Talk "DeMarcus Cousins is an exceptional talent trapped on a bad team – a combination that often leads to a trade. But Cousins doesn't appear to be leaving the Kings anytime soon. Why? 1. The NBA's new veteran-designated-player rule will allow Sacramento, and only Sacramento, to offer Cousins a..." February 03
Arizona Sports "The Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings have had discussions about a trade involving All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins according to Arizona Sports' John Gambadoro. Gambadoro reports the discussions have centered around involving small forward T.J. Warren, center Alex Len, Phoenix's first-round..." February 01
ESPN "All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins of the Sacramento Kings will not be arrested or prosecuted in the wake of a December nightclub incident in New York, according to league sources. Sources told ESPN.com that Cousins has been "cleared of all wrongdoing' by authorities after a Dec. 5 altercation..." January 30
Real GM Basketball "Vivek Ranadive previously told one league insider he aspired for the Sacramento Kings to assemble a big three with Russell Westbrook joining DeMarcus Cousins and Rudy Gay. Before he tore his left Achilles tendon, Gay remained with the Kings because Ranadive believed deeply he would re-sign..." January 26
CSN Bay Area "With their 109-104 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Monday night, the Sacramento Kings sit 10 games under .500 at 17-27. In almost any other season, that would mean that they were dead in the water in the Western Conference playoff race. But this it the 2016-17 season where anything is possible..." January 25
ESPN "Sacramento Kings big man DeMarcus Cousins used sarcasm to mask his frustration after a questionable call went against him late in Saturday's 102-99 loss to the Chicago Bulls. With 15.7 seconds in regulation and the game tied at 99-99, Bulls guard Dwyane Wade stole the ball from Kings forward..." January 22
Sportsnaut "Demarcus Cousins has been a highly regarded and highly mercurial player since entering the league in 2010. Equal parts dominant and outspoken, Cousins has helped revitalize a position once dominated by big bruisers in the paint. With his level of play only rising as his career progresses,..." January 14
Black Sports Online "There's no debate that DeMarcus "Boogie" Cousins is extremely talented; as evidenced by his performance. However, the inability to channel that individual success into team-wide success for the Sacramento Kings has often placed the outspoken center at odds with the team's administration and with..." January 12
CSN Bay Area "DeMarcus Cousins is about to get paid. A published report over the weekend had the Sacramento Kings preparing a mega extension offer to the 26-year-old big. CSN California has confirmed through a league source that the two sides have tossed around numbers and that barring a late change in..." January 11
Hoops Rumors "A report last week indicated that the Kings are prepared to offer DeMarcus Cousins a designated veteran extension when the new CBA goes into effect this summer, and it seems the All-Star center is receptive to that idea. Barring a late change in direction by the player and the team, Cousins and..." January 11
ESPN "After beating the Sacramento Kings 117-106 on Sunday night, Golden State Warriors All-Star Draymond Green declared Kings big man DeMarcus Cousins, "The best big man in the league, hands down." "I think DeMarcus is the best center in the game," Draymond Green assessed after the game. "I think a..." January 09
CBS Sports "As speculation continues about possible DeMarcus Cousins trades, the Sacramento Kings appear committed to keeping him. According to ESPN's Marc Stein, the Kings plan to offer their franchise player an extension this summer that could be worth more than $200 million, using the designated player..." January 07
Fox Sports "Will he stay? Will he go? Will the Sacramento Kings trade him? The same questions regarding volatile All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins reverberate throughout the NBA seemingly every week. In an interview on NBA TV this week, Cousins expressed a long-term commitment to the Kings franchise and the..." January 06
Sporting News "DeMarcus Cousins was hit with his 10th technical foul of the NBA season Saturday in the Kings' loss to the Grizzlies, but the center saved his hardest-hitting words for his own team after the game. The Kings allowed the Grizzlies to knock down a franchise-record 17 3-pointers in a 112-98..." January 01
CSN Philly "DeMarcus Cousins and Joel Embiid had a pretty epic duel on Monday night. Whether they were slapping each other on the rear end or matching each other shot for shot, it was certainly entertaining when they were on the floor. After 'Boogie' Cousins came out on top with his deciding three-pointer..." December 27
CBS Sports "Enough is enough. It's time to save DeMarcus Cousins from himself, and to save the league from wasting one of its brightest lights by seeing him spend one more moment in an organization that clearly can't turn that talent into a fully functioning star basketball player. Move Cousins. Give up..." December 22
CBS Sports "Here is how Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins' Tuesday night went: Cousins scored 55 points against the Portland Trail Blazers, was ejected for taunting and apparently spitting his mouthguard in the direction of Blazers forward Meyers Leonard, stormed to the locker room, re-entered the..." December 21
Pro Basketball Talk "Nobody has had a day quite like DeMarcus Cousins did Tuesday. First, he was fined $50,000 by his own team for publicly berating a Sacramento Bee columnist. Next, he took out all that frustration on the overmatched defense of the Portland Trail Blazers, scoring 55 points on 17-of-28 shooting,..." December 21
Larry Brown Sports "The Sacramento soap opera is the gift that keeps on giving this holiday season. Kings center DeMarcus Cousins has been under heavy scrutiny lately after video surfaced over the weekend of him berating local columnist Andy Furillo of the Sacramento Bee in the locker room. But the same video..." December 20
Real GM Basketball "DeMarcus Cousins has received a substantial fine from the Sacramento Kings for his confrontation with a reporter from the Sacramento Bee. The fine amount was undisclosed and there was no game suspension from the Kings. "The Kings have a clear set of standards of conduct expected of our..." December 20
Japan Times "I was talking to an NBA general manager earlier this season about DeMarcus Cousins, the best player in the NBA most likely to be traded, or at least so we'll hear for the next few months. Actually, I had asked the executive who was the most talented player in the NBA. He believed it was..." December 20


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Licensed Residential Care Facilities Not Including Day Care 1
2 Acknowledgements: This presentation was created by the Office of the State Fire Marshal, Residential Care Facility Advisory Committee, Ad-Hoc Committee on Education. The Committee members were: Gregory Lake, Sacramento Metro Fire, Chair Pat Stranahan, San Francisco Fire, Co-Chair Steven April, Contra Costa County Fire Tricia Nishio, Community Care Licensing Joe Garcia, Tulare County Fire Heather Harrison, California Assisted Living Assn.
3 Rocque Yballa, California Fire Chief's Assn. Terri Merry, Small Provider Alliance Bryan Healey, Orange County Fire Authority Denise Johnson, Community Residential Care Assn. of California Steve Hart, Godfather to the Fire Service and Consultant to the Office of the State Fire Marshal Daisy Braxton, Community Care Licensing
4 Course Objectives An understanding of the historical aspect of these types of occupancies. An understanding of the differing roles of Community Care Licensing, the State Fire Marshal and the local Authority Having Jurisdiction. An understanding of the various categories of Residential Care Facilities. An understanding of the various limitations of law applicable to Residential Care Facilities. An understanding of the various requirements applicable to the different levels of care. Ask questions anytime, but keep them pertinent to topic being discussed. Otherwise, hold questions until we are in the topic of discussion
5 History
6 Prior to 1980 Institutions to care for the mentally or physically disabled were the "norm:" People were lined up in dorm style buildings Separated by type of malady The buildings were laid out in a campus style
– The first residential based protective social care facilities and residential care facilities were created. The designations of D, I-1A and I-2A were used – D and I-1A and 2A's combined eliminating the D occupancy 1991 – The R-2 and the R-6 were created 1998 – The I-1A/2A's are eliminated merging these categories into the R-2's
– Bedridden were introduced into Residential Care Facilities due to the combination with I- 1A/2A's and Hospice 2001 – SB1896-Ortiz, Bedridden allowed in RCF is passed 2005 – SFM creates emergency regulations to allow a single bedridden client in 6 or less facility without sprinklers 2007 – Adoption of I-Codes. New Code introduces I-1, R-4 and R-3.1 occupancies; Bedridden allowed in all facilities
9 Previous Code Occupancy Classifications
10 Previous Code Occupancy Classifications 2001 CBC R-2.1 (Seven or more non-ambulatory) R (6 or less non-ambs) R-2.2 (Seven or more ambulatory – may have up to 6 non-ambs R (6 or less ambs.- may include 2 non- amb.)
11 R-2.3 (Hospice, 7 or more bedridden.) R (Hospice, 6 or less bedridden.) R-6.1 (Seven or more non-ambulatory) R (6 or less non-ambulatory) R-6.2 (Seven or more ambulatory) R (6 or less ambulatory) Inherent problems – different licensing agencies, different types of clients..
12 Occupancy Classifications 2007 CBC I-1, R-4, R3.1
Occupancy Classifications CBC R2.1, R-4, R3.1
14 Group R2.1 Occupancies Defined Facilities housing more than six non- ambulatory or bedridden regardless of licensing agency. CBC May include: Assisted living facilities, residential care facilities for the elderly, Adult residential homes, congregate living health facilities, group homes, residential care facilities for the chronically ill, halfway houses, community correctional centers, community treatment programs, drug and alcohol rehab programs and treatment facilities.
15 Group R-4 Occupancies Defined Facilities housing seven or more ambulatory – may have up to six non-ambulatory or bedridden; regardless of licensing agency. CBC May include: Residential care facilities for the elderly, adult residential facilities, congregate living health facilities, group homes, halfway houses, community treatment programs, correction re-entry programs, alcohol and drug abuse recovery and treatment centers.
16 Group R-3.1 Occupancies Defined Facilities housing six or less clients of any age. CBC Section (Ambulatory, non- ambulatory or bedridden – regardless of licensing agency). May include: Adult residential facilities, Congregate living health facilities, foster homes, group homes, ICF-DDH's (federal), ICF-DDN's (federal), residential care facilities for the elderly, Small family homes & Residential care facilities for the chronically ill, halfway houses, etc.
18 Important General Changes SFM adopted 2007 California Building Code and Fire Code as of January 1, Further, they adopted 2010 CBC as of January 1, Bedridden are now allowed in all occupancies Bedridden resulted from passage of SB-1896 Who licenses facility is no longer an issue In small facilities, ambulatory status no longer an issue 850 process stays intact Bedridden definition modified. New 2010 CRC requires automatic sprinklers in new single family residences and town-houses.
19 Definitions Existing means facilities licensed prior to January 1, 2008 are viewed, inspected and regulated under the 2001 CBC standards. See SFM Code Interpretation ( Page 35 ) New means facilities licensed after January 1, 2008 are to meet current standards. Restraint CBC 202 – shall mean the physical retention of a person within a room, cell or holding facility by any means, or within a building by means of locked doors.
20 Bedridden [CBC 310.2] means a person, requiring assistance in turning and repositioning in bed, or being unable to independently transfer to and from bed, except in facilities with appropriate and sufficient care staff, mechanical devices if necessary, and safety precautions as determined in Title 22 regulations, by the Director of Social Services or his or her designated representative. H&S Code
21 The Director of Social Services or his or her designated representative shall make the determination of the bedridden status of persons with or without developmental disabilities. Temporarily Bedridden Licensee shall notify AHJ within 48 hours. Clients are ok for 14 days; and up to 60 days with CCLD approval. Note: Clients may just require assistance in getting out of bed, but be otherwise ambulatory or they may be totally "bedridden"
22 Boarding House is a building arranged or used for lodging for compensation, with or without meals, and not occupied as a single-family unit.
23 Care and Supervision means any one or more of the following activities provided by a person or facility to meet the needs of the clients: Assistance in dressing, grooming, bathing and other personal hygiene Assistance in taking medication Central storage and/or distribution of medications Arrangement of and assistance with medical and dental care Maintenance of house rules for the protection of clients. Supervision of client schedules and activities Maintenance and /or supervision of client cash resources or property.
Monitoring of food intake or special diets Providing basic services required by applicable law and regulation to be provided by the licensee in order to obtain and maintain a community-care facility license 24
25 Congregate Living Facility – A building or part thereof that contains sleeping units where residents share bathroom and/or kitchen facilities. Non-Ambulatory Persons are persons unable to leave a building unassisted under emergency conditions. It includes, but is not limited to, persons who depend on mechanical aids such as crutches, walkers and wheelchairs and any person who is unable to physically or mentally respond to a sensory signal approved by the State Fire Marshal or an oral instruction relating to fire danger. HS H&S (Rosenthal) (AB-762) Clients who are unable to independently transfer to and from a bed, but who do not need assistance to turn or reposition in bed shall be considered non-ambulatory. Effective 01/01/2010
26 The Director of Social Services or his or her designated representative shall make the determination of the ambulatory or non- ambulatory status of persons with or without developmental disabilities. Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) shall mean a facility with a housing arrangement chosen voluntarily by persons 60 years of age or older, or their authorized representative. It may include persons under 60 if approved by DSS. H&S Code
27 Residential Facility (RF) shall mean any family home, group care facility, or similar facility determined by the director of Social Services, for 24-hour nonmedical care of persons in need of personal services, supervision, or assistance essential for sustaining the activities of daily living or for the protection of the individual. H&S Code 1566 Residential Care Facilities – "Six or fewer persons" does not include the licensee or members of the licensee's family or persons employed as facility staff.
28 Integral Facilities Campus style facility under one license Example: R-4 with several R-3.1 living units If individual living units that are part of a larger facility depend on each other for evacuation assistance, an approved manual fire alarm system throughout is required. SFM Interpretation (page 29)
29 Licensing Agencies Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Department of Developmental Services Department of Health Services Department of Public Health Department of Corrections Department of Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation
30 Department of Social Services has responsibility for: Determining resident ambulatory, non- ambulatory or bedridden status. Determining the facility staffing requirements for the type of clients for all shifts. The qualification of care givers that serve in that capacity
31 Licenses through Department of Social Services Residential Care Facilities (RCF) RCF for the Elderly (RCFE) Adult Residential Facilities (ARF) Group Homes RCF Chronically Ill CLF Terminally Ill Foster Homes Intermediate Care Facilities for the Developmentally Disabled (ICFDD)-Nursing or Habilitative
32 Department of Developmental Services Provides assistance to Dept. of Social Services to determine the ambulatory, non-ambulatory or bedridden status of persons with developmental disabilities.
Department of Health Services Large facilities – hospitals, nursing homes, convalescent homes, rehabs, etc. Small facilities – ICF-DDH, ICF-DDN.
34 Licenses through the Department of Corrections Community Correctional Centers. Community Correctional Re-entry Centers. Work Furlough Programs.
35 Licenses through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Halfway houses. Alcoholism or drug abuse treatment facilities. Community treatment programs. 850 process is different….
36 Office of the State Fire Marshal Writes Regulations For The Protection of Life And Property - H&S Code Shall provide interpretations for the regulations they write - H&S SFM Shall Prepare and Conduct Training Sessions – H&S
37 How Do Local Fire Jurisdictions and SFM Get Involved? They are agents of the State Fire Marshal to enforce regulations They perform Pre-Inspections at the request of an applicant (Form 9092) ( Page 43 ) They conduct Fire Safety Inspections as requested by Licensing (Form 850)
38 Local Fire Authority Is Derived From the H&S Code Enforcement Authority of Local AHJ to enforce regulations of SFM – H&S Code Local Authority Delegated by SFM – H&S Enforcement shall be by Local AHJ and State Fire Marshal in state owned buildings – H&S
39 Local Fire Authority Responsibility Assist the applicant with facility Pre-Inspections when requested Assist the applicant in obtaining a facility Fire Safety Clearance Review Plans for Code compliance SFM Int , Pg. 21 Correctly apply the regulations of the State Fire Marshal in the CBC, SFM Care Facility Interpretations and Information Bulletins Perform inspections to verify compliance with applicable CBC regulations
40 The Pre-Inspection Request
41 Pre-Inspection Requests for All Facilities Can be used by any licensing agency Needs to state what the applicant is requesting: Ambulatory, Non-Ambulatory or Bedridden Number of clients
42 Pre-Inspection Information for the Fire Inspector CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE § (a) Upon receipt of a request from a prospective licensee of a community care facility, as defined in Section 1502, of a residential care facility for the elderly, as defined in Section , or of a child day care facility, as defined in Section , the local fire enforcing agency, as defined in Section 13244, or State Fire Marshal, whichever has primary jurisdiction, shall conduct a pre-inspection of the facility prior to the final fire clearance approval.
Pre-Inspection Information for the Fire Inspector At the time of the pre-inspection, the primary fire enforcing agency shall provide consultation and interpretation of fire safety regulations, and shall notify the prospective licensee of the facility in writing of the specific fire safety regulations which shall be enforced in order to obtain fire clearance approval. A fee equal to, but not exceeding, the actual cost of the pre-inspection services may be charged for the pre-inspection of a facility. 43
Pre-Inspection Information for the Fire Inspector (b) The primary fire enforcing agency shall complete the final fire clearance inspection for a community care facility, residential care facility for the elderly, or child day care facility within 30 days of receipt of the request for the final inspection, or as of the date the prospective facility requests the final pre-licensure inspection by the State Department of Social Services, whichever is later. 44
45 The Pre-Inspection Schedule the inspection as soon as possible Take a written list of the requirements for the requested occupancy – Checklist ( Page ) DSS in process of revising their pre-inspection form
46 Fire Safety Inspection Request
47 Fire Safety Inspection Request (Sample on page 45) State Form 850 can be used by any State Agency. It is not a State Fire Marshal form. Top of form is to be completed by Community Care Licensing for Residential Facilities and Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly Form states number and ambulatory status of clients Facility and contact information Fire Inspector inspection date and conditions Final inspection must be completed within 30 days. CBC
Form Explain denial or list special conditions Must be for compliance with the CBC, not personal opinion List rooms by number on the plans and then refer conditions to the room number. Identify which clients (ambulatory status) are approved for what floors, if applicable Explain special conditions and attach separate piece of paper if necessary
51 Processing 850 Request For DSS, the top half of the 850 Form must be filled out by their agency Review floor and site plans for current and future reference Meet CBC requirements for construction based on 850 Verify Building Permits for all construction Conduct the fire safety inspection
52 Complete and send the form to the requesting agency Include a copy of the approved floor plan with the completed 850 form
53 The Requirements for New Facilities
Applicable Code Section Applicable requirements for RCF's found in CBC Section 425. In 2010 Codes, requirements are still found in Section 425 Changes in 2010 code – Biggest = I-1 goes back to R Other classifications stay same. All requirements are the same. Significant changes , Section Note: A sliding glass door can be used as an exterior exit doorway as long as it is operable from the inside and outside and the clear width of the exitway is not less than 32 inches. Also, 2010 California Residential Code adopted and requires sprinkler protection for new townhouses and single-family residences.
55 R-2.1 Occupancies
Group R-2.1 Occupancy (formerly I-1) Definition – More than six nonambulatory or bedridden clients. CBC Minimum construction – Type V-A. Max. 10,500 sq. ft., 3 stories, CBC & Table 503. Smoke barriers – Required when exceeding 6,000 sq. ft. Thermal barrier. CBC & Sprinklers – NFPA 13 throughout. CBC Smoke alarms – Required unless you have an automatic fire alarm system as per
Group R-2.I Occupancy (formerly I-1) Fire Alarms – Manual and automatic. (Exceptions – non-ambs on first story, sprinklered, manual fire alarm system & and smoke alarms) CBC The devices on an automatic system shall be smoke detectors. Exits – At least two. CBC
Group R-2.1 Occupancy (formerly I-1) Corridors – Rated. Table Exc. – Corridor door closers in patient rooms not required in sprinklered buildings. CBC Corridor Width – 60" non-ambs & 44" amb. CBC Intervening rooms – Corridors to have only typical intervening rooms. (CBC ) Exit enclosures – Enclosed stairwells required if 7 or more non-ambs located above first floor. CBC
59 Delayed egress allowed as per Exit signs – Yes, including tactile exit signs, low level exit signs, exit path marking. CBC , , & Emergency lighting required Fire extinguishers required. CFC Exit ramps required if changes in floor level. CBC Group R-2.1 Occupancy (formerly I-1)
60 Bedridden Requests for Large Facilities Review Information Bulletin April 10, 2007 ( Handouts, Page 41 ) and OSFM Code Interpretations ( Page 31 ) and ( Page 35 ).
61 R-4 Occupancies
62 R-4 Occupancies (Formerly R2.2 & R6.2's) Seven or more ambulatory – may have up to 6 non-ambulatory or bedridden. CBC Non-rated construction unless non-ambulatory residents are above the first floor, or more than 3,000 sq. ft. of area above first floor – then, it must be 1-hour fire resistance rated construction. Table 503 & CBC Rated corridors if serving 11 or more. CBC Table
63 R-4 Occupancies (Formerly R2.2 & R6.2's) Smoke barriers are required if the individual floor areas exceed 6,000 sq. ft. CBC NFPA 13 sprinklers – Exception: Protective Social Care Facilities housing ambulatory persons ages CBC (#4) Smoke alarms – required CBC Fire alarm – manual and automatic. There are three exceptions for manual and two for automatic systems. CBC & Delayed egress allowed if complying with CBC, Section
64 R-3.1 Occupancies
65 R-3.1 Occupancies (Formerly R-2.1.1, 2.2.1, R and R-6.1.1) Residentially based, 24-hour care 6 or fewer clients of any age May be ambulatory, non-ambulatory or bedridden Construction as defined for an R-3 except as provided by CBC 425, Special Provisions
66 R-3.1 Limitations - Taxes and Fees H&S Code Not subject to: Business taxes Local registration fees Use permits Or any other fees to which other family dwellings of the same type in the same zone are not likewise subject
67 R-3.1 Limitations -Taxes and Fees H&S Code "Family Dwelling" includes Single family dwellings Mobile homes including those in mobile home parks Units in: Multi-family dwellings Duplexes Apartment dwellings Cooperatives Condominiums Townhouses Planned unit developments
68 R-3.1 Limitations – Zoning H&S Code Shall be considered a residential use of property Residents and operators shall be considered a family Applies to any law or zoning ordinance which relates to the residential use of property pursuant to this article
69 R-3.1 Limitations – Zoning H&S Code For the purpose of all local ordinances Shall not be included within the definition of: A boarding house Rooming house Institution or home for the care of Minors The Aged The Mentally Infirm Foster Care Home
70 Guest home Rest home Sanitarium Mental Hygiene Home or Other similar term which implies that the residential facility is a business run for profit or differs in any other way from a family dwelling
71 R-3.1 Limitations – Local Ordinances H&S Code Not applicable to Residential Care Facilities Not applicable to Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly 6 or less except roof coverings Regulations may not be altered at the local level unless applicable to all R-3 occupancies; except for roof coverings for RCFE's H&S and CBC (See SFM Int , Pg 25)
72 R-3.1 Occupancy Regulations found in CBC 425 are also found in the California Fire Code, Appendix Chapter 4. In the 2010 codes, they are also found in the CFC, Appendix Chapter 4.
73 R-3.1 Limitations CBC Restraint shall not be practiced.
74 R-3.1 Height and Area Limitations Where clients are housed above the 1 st story, having more than two stories in height or having more than 3,000 square feet of floor area above the 1 st story shall not be of less than 1-hour fire-resistance-rated construction throughout. Table 503 For Type V, A or B construction, buildings can be 3 stories in height and be unlimited in area
75 R-3.1 Means of Egress - General In addition to the general means of egress requirements of CBC , this section shall apply to Group I-1, R-3.1 and R-4 occupancies.
76 R-3.1 Means of Egress – General CBC General (Exiting) Buildings or portions thereof shall be provided with a means of egress system as required by this chapter. While R-3.1's are required to meet the general exiting requirements of Chapter 10, the specific exiting requirements for these occupancies are found in Section 425.
77 R-3.1 Means of Egress – General Applicability – To all access, exit and exit discharge Ceiling Height – not less than 7'6" Protruding Objects Headroom, Free-standing Objects, Horizontal Projections, Clear Width Floor Surface – Slip resistant surface Elevation Change Means of Egress Continuity
78 R-3.1 Means of Egress - General Shall have a minimum of two exits (Not required to be separated by ½ the diagonal distance of the residence.) SFM Interpretation , Pg 26 SFM Interpretation , No. 2, Pg Egress through adjoining dwelling units shall not be permitted Not pass through more than one intervening room. Shall not pass through kitchens, storerooms, closets, garages or spaces used for similar purposes
79 R-3.1 Means of Egress – Corridors (Hallways) Not required to be rated construction Corridor width – Not addressed on 2010 code code required 36 inches on floors housing clients. (2007 Section )
80 R-3.1 Means of Egress - Stairways Existing stairways may continue to be used (except for winding and spiral stairways which are not permitted as a required means of egress) provided the stairs have a maximum rise of 8 inches and with a minimum run of 9 inches. Minimum stairway width may be 30 inches.
81 R-3.1 Means of Egress - Floor Separations Group R-3.1 occupancies shall be provided with a non-fire resistance constructed floor separation at stairs which will prevent smoke migration between floors. Such floor separation shall have equivalent construction of 0.5 inch (12.7 mm) gypsum wallboard on one side of wall framing.
82 R-3.1 Means of Egress - Floor Separations Exceptions: 1. Occupancies with at least one exterior exit from floors occupied by clients. 2. Occupancies provided with automatic fire sprinkler systems complying with Chapter 9. Floor separations apply only if there are clients above the first floor.
83 R-3.1 Means of Egress – Doors Within Floor Separations Shall be tight fitting solid wood, at least 1 3/8 inches in thickness Max 1,296 sq in of glazing with no dimension greater than 54 inches Shall be positive latching, smoke gasketed and be automatic-closing by smoke detection
84 R-3.1 Means of Egress – Fences and Gates Grounds of a residential care facility for the elderly (including I-1 and R-4 occupancies) serving Alzheimer's clients may be fenced and gates therein equipped with locks, provided safe dispersal areas are located not less than 50 feet ( mm) from the buildings Not less than 3 sq ft per person Gates across corridors or passageways leading to dispersal areas must comply with egress requirements
85 R-3.1 Means of Egress - Basements One exit is required to grade level when the basement is accessible to clients
86 R3.1 Means of Egress – Delayed Egress Locks Delayed egress locks are permitted if complying with all parts of CBC Section
87 R-3.1 Means of Egress – Doors and Hardware Generally, doors and door hardware are not mentioned for R-3.1 occupancies in Section 425. The requirements are the same as for any other single family dwelling per the Residential Code for the year that it was permitted unless specifically addressed in Code for the occupancy type of the facility.
88 R-3.1 Means of Egress Questions: Is lever hardware required on the exterior exit doors? No, SFM Interpretation , Pg 22 When a SFD is converted to a care home, does an existing back door that is 28 inches wide have to be changed out to a 36 inch door to qualify as the second exit? No, SFM Interpretation , Pg 24
89 Questions continued: Are all the client bedroom doors required to be 36 inch doors for ambulatory or non-ambulatory clients? No, unless they are new exit doors being installed to meet care facility requirements SFM Interpretation , No. 6 and 7, Pg 21
90 Questions continued: 2007 CBC (1 and 2) says, "The hallway shall be separated from common areas…" Since closets and bathrooms in a hallway are "common" areas, are they required to meet the same requirement as the door at the mouth of the hallway? No. SFM Interpretation , Pg 36
91 R-3.1 Non-Ambulatory Egress Arrangements In a Group R-3.1 occupancy, bedrooms used by non-ambulatory clients shall have access to at least one of the required exits which shall conform to one of the following:
92 1. Egress through a hallway or area into a bedroom in the immediate area which has an exit directly to the exterior and the hallway is constructed consistent with the dwelling unit interior walls. The hallway shall be separated from common areas by a solid wood door not less than 1-3/8 inch (35 mm) in thickness, maintained self-closing or shall be automatic closing by actuation of a smoke detector installed in accordance with Section
94 2. Egress through a hallway which has an exit directly to the exterior. The hallway shall be separated from the rest of the house by a wall constructed consistent with the dwelling unit interior walls and opening protected by a solid wood door not less than 13/8 inch (35 mm) in thickness, maintained self-closing or shall be automatic closing by actuation of a smoke detector installed in accordance with Section
96 Note: A hallway door is not required if either of the following two methods are utilized for non- ambulatory exiting: 3. Direct exit from the bedroom to the exterior.
98 4. Egress through an adjoining bedroom which exits to the exterior.
Exiting From Small Facilities - Exercise In the next three slides, you will be shown a residential floor plan which could be used as an R3.1 Occupancy. You will be asked to verbally provide one of the four previously discussed means of egress from the non-ambulatory bedrooms. You can choose any one of the four.
104 R-3.1 Non-Ambulatory Egress Changes in Level Changes is level up to 0.25 inch (6 mm) may be vertical and without edge treatment. Changes in level between 0.25 inch (6 mm) and 0.5 inch (12.7 mm) shall be beveled with a slope no greater than 1 unit vertical in 2 units horizontal (50 percent slope.) Changes in level greater than 0.5 inch (12.7 mm) shall be accomplished by means of a ramp.
105 R-3.1 Non-Ambulatory Egress Changes in Level SFM Information Bulletin March 10, 2009, Pg 42 SFM Interpretation "Changes in Level" applies specifically to the interior exiting system, Pg 23 SFM Interpretation In the 2001 CBC "changes in elevation" did not apply to ambulatory-only facilities; now applies to all R- 3.1 occupancies, Pg 23
106 R-3.1 Sprinklers Automatic Sprinkler System installed in accordance with Section shall be provided throughout all buildings with a Group R fire area. Exception 3: Group R-3.1 occupancies not housing bedridden clients, not housing non-ambulatory clients above the first floor and not housing clients above the second floor. Required for ambulatory above the 2 nd floor Required for non-amb above 1 st floor Required for more than 1 bedridden Note: After 01/01/2011 – sprinklers required in all new R-3's that become RCF's.
107 Questions: SFM Interpretation , Pg 35 Can sprinklers be used for 1-hour construction by substitution? No Can sprinklers be used for mitigation of egress from a back yard to the public way or safe area? No, there is no requirement for egress to the public way.
108 Questions: Can sprinklers mitigate the need for non- ambulatory exiting from a "more than one" bedridden facility? No Can sprinklers be used to mitigate the need for the second exit from 2 nd floors housing non-amb clients? No
109 Questions: Do sprinklers mitigate the requirement for emergency escape and rescue windows? NO Other questions??
110 Smoke Alarms – General , , Single- or multiple-station smoke alarms shall be installed and maintained in R-2.1, R-3, R-3.1 and R-4 regardless of occupant load at all of the following locations: 1. On ceiling or wall outside each sleeping area in the immediate vicinity of bedrooms. 2. In each room used for sleeping 3. In each story
111 Smoke Alarms – General 4. In enclosed common stairwells of apartments and other multi-dwelling complexes 5. In R-3.1 in addition to above, throughout the habitable areas of the dwelling except kitchens.
112 R-3.1 Smoke Alarms Smoke alarms shall receive their primary power from the building wiring and be equipped with a battery backup. Shall be electrically interconnected so as to cause all smoke alarms to sound upon actuation of any single smoke alarm. Shall be audible throughout the facility, minimum 15db above ambient noise.
113 R-3.1 Smoke Alarms Continued: Need not be interconnected to any other fire alarm device, have a control panel, or be electrically supervised or provided with emergency power. Shall be provided throughout the habitable areas of the dwelling unit except kitchens. Shall be replaced after 10 years (NFPA 72)
114 R3.1 Smoke Alarms Continued: What is a habitable space? A space in a building for living, sleeping, eating, or cooking. Bathrooms, toilet rooms, closets, halls, storage or utility spaces and similar areas are not considered habitable spaces. CBC 202
115 R-3.1 Interconnected Smoke Alarms May use SFM approved and listed smoke alarms that are hard-wired for power and interconnected wireless. SFM Interpretation , Pg 34 To locate, do a web search for: Wireless Interconnected Smoke Alarm (AC Ionization sensor-hardwired)
116 R-3.1 Smoke Alarms for the Hearing Impaired & Groups R-2.1, R-4 and R-3.1 Protective Social Care facilities which house persons who are hearing impaired, shall be provided with notification appliances for the hearing impaired installed in accordance with NFPA 72 and which shall activate upon initiation of the fire alarm system or the smoke alarms.
117 R-3.1 Portable Fire Extinguishers CBC – Portable fire extinguishers needed. Title 19, Section 3.29 (a) Portable fire extinguishers conforming to the requirements of Div 1, Ch 3, Title 19, CCR, shall be installed and maintained in accordance with the guides established therein. (b) Class A, B, C units of adequate extinguishing potential shall be provided for any other hazard as determined by the enforcing agency. Subsection (d) speaks to garden hose. Not the intent as T-19 has not been updated. Use subsection B!
118 R-3.1 Facility Hospice Waiver H&S Applies to the facility not to specific residents Provided for terminally ill residents Utilizes services of a Hospice Certified, provider DSS determines that facility staff is trained and can care for resident Written agreement between facility and Hospice Provider Does not change the character of the facility
119 R-3.1 Facility Hospice Waiver The Department [CCL] can require the relocation of a terminally ill resident whose needs for personal care and supervision or health care are not being met in the facility. A hospice waiver does not affect the way that codes are applied to any care facility. A hospice waiver and bedridden is not the same.
120 R-3.1 Bedridden, General In addition to the general requirements for all R-3.1 occupancies, Add the requirements for non-ambulatory clients, then, Add the specific requirements for bedridden:
121 R-3.1 Bedridden, General In Group R-3.1 occupancies housing a bedridden client, the client sleeping room shall not be located above or below the first story. Exception: Temporary illness per H&S , , Bedridden may be retained in excess of 14 days upon approval of DSS per H&S (e)
122 R-3.1 Bedridden Egress Regulations for One Bedridden Sleeping Room In Group R-3.1 occupancies housing a bedridden client, all of the following shall apply: 1. In Group R-3.1 occupancies housing a bedridden client, a direct exit to the exterior of the residence shall be provided from the client sleeping room.
123 R-3.1 One Bedridden (continued) 2. Doors to a bedridden client's sleeping room shall be of a self-closing, positive latching 1 3/8 inch (35 mm) solid wood door. Such doors shall be provided with a gasket so installed as to provide a seal where the door meets the jam on both sides and across the top. Doors shall be maintained self-closing or shall be automatic closing by actuation of a smoke alarm in accordance with Section SFM Interpretation , Pg 32 - Door must be solid wood 1 3/8" or 20 minute rated.
124 R-3.1 One Bedridden (continued) 3. Group R-3.1 occupancies housing a bedridden client shall not have a night latch, dead bolt, security chain or any similar locking device installed on any interior door leading from a bedridden client's sleeping room to any interior area such as a corridor, hallway and/or general use areas of the residence in accordance with Chapter 10.
125 R-3.1 One Bedridden (continued) 4. The exterior exit door to a bedridden client's sleeping room shall be operable from both the interior and exterior of the residence. SFM Interpretation , Pg 33
126 R-3.1 One Bedridden (continued) 5. Every required exit doorway from a bedridden client's sleeping room shall be of a size as to permit the installation of a door not less than 3 feet (914 mm) in width and not less than 6 feet 8 inches (2032 mm) in height. When installed in exit doorways, exit doors shall be capable of opening at least 90 degrees (1.57 rad) and shall be so mounted that the clear width of the exit way is not less than 32 inches (813 mm). Applies to the direct exit door only!
127 R-3.1 One Bedridden (continued) None of the above requirements of CBC apply if the facility has fire sprinklers SFM Interpretation , Pg 30 When fire sprinklered, individual sleeping rooms are not required to meet the 5 criteria for a single bedridden room. SFM Interpretation , Pg 36
128 Applicable SFM Interpretations Current non-amb requirements SFM Interpretation , Pg 35 Interconnected smoke alarms SFM Interpretation , Pg 33, Must be audible throughout SFM Interpretation , Pg 34, May be hardwired with wireless interconnection
129 Applicable SFM Interpretations Exiting per CBC Int Intervening rooms, Pg 21 Int , Pg 21, Accessibility does not apply. Int #2 Interlocking dead bolt not required, Pg 27 Int Sliding door, Pg 33 Int Exits in Townhouses, Pg 30
130 Existing Occupancies Do not get rid of your 2001 or 2007 code books Existing occupancies remain under the code they were approved under CBC Section , 2010 CBC
131 Existing Occupancies R or R facilities licensed before January 1, 2008 can continue to comply with the previous regulations as long as there are no changes to their license relative to capacity or ambulatory status. SFM Int , Pg 35 SFM Interpretations of the 2007 CBC or CFC are not applicable to facilities licensed under previous code editions unless a new license is required.
132 Questions from Inspectors: Are evacuation fire drills required for an R-3.1 by the State Fire Marshal? No. This occupancy is not listed in Title 19, as one requiring fire drills. However, the staff are to be trained in evacuation procedures and records of training must be available. SFM Interpretation , Pg 22
133 R-3 Occupancies Fire Clearance Inspection Required CBC and H&S 13143(b) May use 850 form or other format Includes Large Family Day Care and 6 or fewer as: Foster Home Group Home Crisis Nursery
134 Foster, Group Home Inspections Address is visible from the street Front and back doors are easily opened There are no obvious hazards differing from a standard single-family dwelling – Judgment Call Recommend a minimum 2A:10B:C fire extinguisher Sign their Safety Inspection Request Form
135 Maintenance/ Annual Inspections Local Jurisdiction has no statutory authority to conduct annual inspections on R-2.1, R-4 or R- 3.1 They are target hazards 5-year service required on 13 and 13R, residential fire sprinkler systems. There is no regulation that requires it on a 13D. NFPA 13 and 25.
136 Appeals H&S Recourse to allowing RCFE's in city or county SFM to provide written opinion concerning interpretations (h)(2)(B)(ii) Applicant can require SFM to give written opinion within 45 days Applicant may sue for disallowance of application for RCFE.
137 Appeals continued H&S Local AHJ is required to apply an interpretation of the SFM at request of licensee. SFM to notify AHJ in writing If AHJ fails to apply the interpretation, SFM shall conduct an adjudication hearing before a hearing officer of The Office of Administrative Law within 30 days of notification. Adjudication decision shall be rendered within 15 days
138 The Future SFM Residential Advisory Committee is available for questions and answers. SB-183 (Senator Lowenthal) Chaptered May 7, Adds new H&S Section the Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention Act of Requires carbon monoxide detectors on all dwelling units which have appliances that use fossil fuels……..
139 Internet References: Health and Safety Code: ts.html CalResCare: Make request to to be placed on list SFM: (Wear your reading glasses!) Mandated inspection reimbursement instructions: Local/Manuals/localagenciesfy0708_programs_fsi28 3.pdf
140 Questions???
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Mount Zion Loop - Sturtevant to Winter Creek Trails is a 7.8 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Sierra Madre, California that features a waterfall and is rated as difficult. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
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A beautiful multi-landscape trail with many waterfalls and trees. Offers a challenging and well-maintained trail. Big Santa Anita Canyon offers something for everybody. If you are traveling with young children, the short hike from Chantry Flat to Sturtevant Falls is rewarding and great for an easy morning or afternoon hike. However, if you're interested in something more substantial, you can follow the Big Santa Anita Loop trail. The scenery along the trails in this area is really beautiful, especially along the river. There are many waterfalls, albeit most of them manmade, but are sure to soothe your soul. Plentiful greenery in the form of trees, shrubs and various indigenous plant life make this trail special in its own right. Add to that incredible vistas of both the canyon and the mountains surrounding Mt. Wilson. Many times you'll have to remind yourself you are in Los Angeles County! The loop climbs steadily from the area of the 55-foot tall Sturtevant falls. The highest point of the main loop is about 3400 feet. Many hikers choose to bring trekking poles for this trail. A remote campground about 3.5 miles into the loop offers up some picnic tables, pit toilets, and of course, a place to make camp if you choose to stay overnight. There are roughly 6-7 spots and if you plan on having a fire, be sure to bring along your fire permit. Another unique aspect of the Big Santa Anita Canyon loop trail is the variety of terrains you'll cover. Sometimes you'll be deep in the forest and at other times you'll feel like you're in somewhat of a desert. If you are a local, this is a great hike to do over and over again. However, beware that during the summer months, it can get quite hot and the bugs can be very annoying, especially while standing or sitting still. The Adams Pack Station in Chantry Flat offers some supplies and essentials as well as treats such as ice cream, soda, and water. Parking can be very crowded on the weekends in Chantry Flat and you'll likely need to park along the mountain to get a spot in the mornings. Make sure to have an Adventure Pass to park along the road.
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Did this hike today. Green and wet and beautiful. Be to chantry no later then 7a if going on the weekend. Took upper winter creek trail to mt Zion and then down to sturdevant camp. From there took Gabriellino trail back to chantry. Was around 8 miles. The trek up to the lot is one hell of a way to end a hike. Not sure what reviewer Mike is smoking but I want some. This hike is nowhere near 22 miles. Mike needs to buy a map lol!
Did an overnight trip and camped at the Spruce grove campsite.
Waterfall was awesome
The stream was full and the trails were very green. Very unique scenery.
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Parking is a battle (went on a Saturday morning)
The .8 mile trek up and down the paved trail at the trailhead is a terrible way to begin and end a trip.
Campsites are directly off the trail so you get tons of people passing through the site.
The many small cabins along the trail are unique but also distracting and often overpowering.
**this is my personal preference, but both sites are in the middle of the forest and no where near a peak or a saddle.
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Did the loop yesterday. It is not 7.8 miles! It's at least twice as long. I prepared for a 7.8 mile hike and not for a 22 mile hike. I was dying out there. But made it out to write this review. The trail is gorgeous and quiet. Only complain is this app's lack of accuracy. Oh and saw a bear!!
Did the loop yesterday (which was a Saturday). Parking lot was full by 7 when i got there, and i was lucky enough to snag a spot on the road that wasnt a no parking zone. I did th loop counterclockwise which i would recommend for anyone trying to avoid the crowds, and i still passed about 25 people before getting to Hoegee campground. while setting up 2 bears came strolling theough the campground. mom and a cub, combined they didnt weigh over 130lbs. there was one other guy at the campground and we made some noise and they took off. then finished the loop, and moved my car into the parking lot. on the way there 4 other groups said they saw the bears cruisin around. hiked past 3 different groups blasting music which i suppose was good for avoiding bears but not everyone wants to listen to fetty wap when theyre hiking. stayed at Hoegee overnight and the bears came back to say hello some time in the night. we all had our food hung and scared them off with little effort. not something i was too worried about but between the bears and the yelling of other groups, didnt get great sleep. great hike, killer views, but definitely dont go on a weekend if youre looking for quiet.


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Fairytale frocks and botanical florals from Dries Van Noten, Valentino and Peter Pilotto
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"I'd say my style is quite casual, urban and not too fussy"
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Martin Nolan is in charge of items including the iconic bedazzled dress, letters and gifts
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Edie Campbell and Natalie Westling are the embodiment of the outdoorsy girls they portray in this Mango campaign
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This week we meet Sean O'Conor a barber from Blind Eye Barbers in the George's St arcade
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From Whistles Weddings to Asos, high-street bridal collections offer a competitively priced alternative
Louise Kennedy collaborates with royal shirtmaker
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The Irish designer has created a range of crisp white shirts for Turnbull & Asser
Fashion Forward: new website for northside mecca and MoMuse mixes it up
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How to get the perfect day-to-night look
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This week we meet Meg Ryan from Galway, who works in Dublin's tech industry for Airbnb and lives in Dublin city centre
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- October 29, 2016
The Só Collective project at Kildare Village gives a shopfront to Irish design
Dress worn by Marilyn Monroe to serenade JFK goes on display
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Dress worn in 1962 arrives by private jet in Newbridge for exhibition before auction
New M&S staples, many ways to wear Helen Cody and an equestrian gem
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Sonia Rykiel fashion house to close youth lines and cut jobs
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Chinese owners warn they may shut business if it fails to return to profit
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The Dublin Hun's first book pays warm tribute to feisty working-class women, along the way giving tips on perfecting a Hun Bun and keeping trainers ultra-white with toothpaste
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- September 17, 2016
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The Dirty Little Secret That Many Binary Options Companies Don't Want You To Know
As you know the Binary Options Trading platform has been made easy to understand and is a fairly new concept in the financial marketplace. It has really only been in the last couple of years that it has gained such great appeal and momentum with the trading public. The reason is very simple. You only have to be concerned about whether or not your selection goes up in value or goes down in value, that is all. Even the institutional traders are jumping on board in droves because of the ease and the less stressful way of asset management. If you have ever been apart of the trading arena you know how very careful you have to be. The more the draw down the more you lose, entirely the opposite of Binary Options Trading. That is how and why it is made easy and simple to evaluate.
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"Our Options Company" is a revolutionary binary options trading platform that offers a wide range of unique features to make it easier for traders to manage their risk and set the terms of the trade. Traders can trade binary options on stocks, commodities, currency pairs and indices 24 hours a day, 6 days a week. "Our Options Company" provides investors with high returns up to 75 - 85% if the option is in-the-money.The option prices that are listed on our website are the prices in which "Our Options Company" is willing to offer the options. The prices displayed are not the real time prices for underlying assets. Important risk note: Binary options trading involves significant risk. We strongly advise that you read our Terms and Conditions before making any investments. The prices we present on our site are the ones "Our Options Company" is willing to sell options at and are not necessarily the real time market prices."
Did you do a double take like I did? That my binary options trading friends is the biggest scam perpetrated in the financial marketplace. It basically gives this company the right to set any price and at any time it so desires in order for them to take your money. Well isn't that exactly what they have just told you in black and white. Of course it is and that is why I am writing this article in which to help fellow traders to understand that unlike the US many countries are not regulated like we are. So you must do your due diligence on any binary options trading company you are thinking about joining and read all of the requirements carefully. Remember just by reading the fine print under Terms and Conditions could save you your entire investment. Also be sure to read all the terms because many companies try to confuse you with high profile legal terms and pages of disclaimers so good luck.
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Thank You very much on the info
Investing in options can be highly lucrative but it is more suitable with people who are high-risk takers.... With Binary Options you can yield profits that range from 65% all the way to 500% or more depending on what you trade, where you trade, etc
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