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Fire marshal warns hydrant and turnaround requirements will be needed as Wildlight develops
Summary
The fire marshal confirmed roadway width requirements and said hydrants and other fire infrastructure will be required when development occurs; staff and the applicant also discussed whether a formal turnaround will be required at the road stub longer than ~150 feet.
Kevin Jones of the fire marshal's office confirmed the roadway must meet required widths and asked whether the site would include homes. He said that when the site develops, "you will have to address, infrastructure with hydrants and stuff like that." The applicant replied the current plan is for commercial development and that they expect to show one hydrant in the submitted plans.
Staff and the applicant discussed the stub-length and the potential for a turnaround: Jones and Tim Davidson asked whether a turnaround would be needed for a segment "more than a 150 feet," and the applicant said they might use a temporary T turnaround and later adjust the road end as development north and south becomes clearer.
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