Council hears first reading on building-code provisions adding corridor smoke-detector standard
Aug 15, 2025
City planning and fire officials presented a first reading of a municipal-code amendment to adopt a missing general-provisions section and to add fire-code language requiring additional smoke detectors in long corridors of multifamily residential buildings; the matter will return for a second reading in August.
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The City of Olivet on Aug. 12 received a first reading of Bill 30‑50, which adds a ‘‘general provisions’’ article to the municipal building regulations and includes new amendments to the 2021 International Fire Code addressing smoke detectors in long residential corridors.
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