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Engineering (Development) and Plan Review

Fire Prevention & Development Services

Plan Review & Submittal Information

Newberry Springs Fire Department reviews applicable development and construction projects to help ensure fire department access, water supply, fire protection systems, and other fire and life-safety requirements are addressed before and during construction.

Plan Format PDF
Application Required for Submittal
Submission Electronic
Questions Fire Prevention
Development Review

What We Review

Depending on the project, Fire Prevention review may address one or more of the following construction, site-development, and fire-protection features.

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New construction and tenant improvement projects

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Fire department and emergency vehicle access

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Water supply for fire protection

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Fire sprinkler and suppression systems

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Fire alarm and life-safety systems

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High-piled combustible storage

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Hazardous materials storage and related systems

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Solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage systems

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Other projects requiring fire and life-safety review

Plans are reviewed for compliance with the currently adopted California Fire Code, applicable provisions of the California Building Code, California Residential Code, other applicable state regulations, and referenced NFPA standards. Construction documents should clearly identify the scope of work and provide sufficient information to evaluate applicable fire and life-safety requirements.

Before You Submit

A complete submittal helps reduce unnecessary review delays. Include documents that clearly describe the proposed project and any fire-protection features associated with the work.

Completed Plan Review & Submittal Application
Construction plans submitted in PDF format
Project address and clear description of the scope of work
Plans that are clear, legible, and drawn to scale
Site, floor, or system plans when applicable
Supporting specifications or calculations when applicable
Applicant or design-professional contact information
Applicable review fee when required
The Review Process

How Plan Review Works

Each project is evaluated based on its specific scope, occupancy, site conditions, fire-protection features, and applicable code requirements.

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Prepare

Complete the application and assemble the plans and supporting documents applicable to your project.

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Submit

Submit the application and plan package electronically in PDF format to Newberry Springs Fire Department.

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Fire Prevention Review

Fire Prevention evaluates the project for applicable fire and life-safety requirements.

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Corrections & Completion

Any required corrections or additional information must be addressed before the plan review is considered complete.

Submit Your Project

Electronic Plan Submittals

Submittal

Electronic Plans

Plans must be submitted in PDF format along with a completed Plan Review & Submittal Application and any applicable supporting documents.

Completed applications and plans may be submitted electronically to:

newberryspringsfire@gmail.com

Please ensure all documents are clear, legible, and contain sufficient information for Fire Prevention to complete its review.

Fees

Payment

Payment is due at the time of plan submittal when an applicable review fee is required.

Applicants will be provided with payment instructions and the applicable fee amount as part of the submittal process.

Plan review will not be considered complete until all required documents, corrections, and applicable fees have been received.

Start Your Submittal

Plan Review & Submittal Application

Download the fillable application and complete it before submitting your project documents.

Open Application →
Technical Resources

Fire Prevention Code Information

Use the following guides to better understand commonly applicable fire-prevention requirements before designing, submitting, or modifying a project. Select a document to open the PDF in a new window.

Fire & Life Safety Requirements

Electrical hazards, hazardous materials, special events and temporary structures.

Important: These resources summarize commonly applicable fire-prevention requirements for general information. Requirements may vary based on occupancy, use, construction type, project size, site configuration, water supply, fire-protection systems, hazardous materials, and other project-specific conditions.