Permit Number:  2024066470

Date:

10/26/2026 

Inspector:

Steven  Clements (E164643) 

Type:

219 - FIRE - INSPECTION COMMENT

Status:

90 - FIRE - COMMENTS ONLY

2024066470
C2024064432
Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 120 Ter

This inspection was hired under the Master Permit 2024066470. Contractor requested to change from a life safety inspection to a sprinkler inspection. No fees will be charged to this permit. Fees and comments applied to Sprinkler permit 2025044758.

No Fees Applied
Lt S.Clements
10/26/26

Date:

10/23/2026 

Inspector:

Troy  Maness (E138446) 

Type:

208 - FIRE TCO INSPECTION

Status:

3 - REJECTED NOT TO CODE

2024066470
C2024064432
Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 120 Ter.

Life safety inspection completed and approved for rooftop, stairwell 1, and stairwell 2. This includes stair height and tread length, handrail/guardrail specifications, and sphere rejection. Below are the pending items discovered for these areas.

Pending:
1. Provide certified fire extinguishers in weather proof boxes on rooftop as required.
2. Provide exit signs for rooftop exit pathways as marked in page A002-04.
3. Provide rooftop directional FDC signage.
4. Provide exit tactile signage for all stairwell doors.
5. Top pickets for stair 2 roof level does not reject a 4inch sphere.
6. Provide signage under both stairwells No storage.
7. Provide sprinkler head guard cages under stairwells.
8. For stairwell doors provide thresholds or door sweeps to complete fire rating and testing of all fire-rated doors is pending.
9. Seal penetration for electrical box at top of stair 2.
10. Remove all motion sensors from stairwell lighting fixtures. NFPA 101:7.8.1.2.2
11. All handrails must return to the wall, itself, or newel post. Complete gaps between handrail and walls NFPA 101:7.2.2.4.5.9

Lt. Maness
10/23/26
SRI fee applied

Date:

10/5/2026 

Inspector:

Jose De Alfaraz (JOSEED) 

Type:

208 - FIRE TCO INSPECTION

Status:

3 - REJECTED NOT TO CODE

Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 120 Terr
Master permit # 2024066470
10/05/26

Today s visit was a meeting only, no inspection. See discussed item below.

- The owners wanted to know the process in order to begin installing the racks for the computer servers inside the Hot Aisle Containment pods, that are inside the Data Halls on each floor, prior to TCO.

First a permit for the racks needs to be present.
Second from past practice, we have allowed this as long as the Sprinklers are finaled for that area and the fire alarm tampers and flows for that floor are completed.
Lastly, the fire alarm system will need to be monitored for the tampers and flows and the fire pump approved by Fire Engineering.

SRI Fees applied
Lt. J. de Alfaraz
10/05/26

Date:

7/6/2026 

Inspector:

Steven  Clements (E164643) 

Type:

208 - FIRE TCO INSPECTION

Status:

2 - APPROVED PARTIAL

2024066470
C202406432
Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 120 Ter.

Generator Load Bank Test is a Partial Approval tested as per NFPA 110

Type: Catepillar 1250 kVa 1000 kW diesel generator
Model: JSJ05381 C32

PENDING
1. Testing of the onboard and remote emergency shut offs
2. Provide items as per NFPA 110:7.13.4.6
(a) A certified analysis as specified in 5.10.6.2
(b) Letter of compliance as specified in 5.5.10.2
(c) Manufacturers certification of a rated load test at rates for power with the ambient temperature and altitude.
3. Demonstrate the transfer of power as per NFPA 110.6
4. Demonstrate connection to the FACP 3 points: Not in Auto, Generator Running and Generator Fault as per NFPA 110:9.1.3.2
5. Test for the required 13 generator annunciator points as per NFPA 110.

SRI Fees Applied
Lt S.Clements
7/6/26

Date:

6/29/2026 

Inspector:

Steven  Clements (E164643) 

Type:

208 - FIRE TCO INSPECTION

Status:

7 - NOT READY FOR INSPECTION

2024066470
C2024064432
Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 120 Terr.

Todays inspection was to witness the generator load bank test.

Per contractor Aiden Guerrero a faulty generator breaker will not permit the load bank test to be performed. Repairs will be made and the load bank test will be rescheduled.

SRI Fees Applied
Lt S.Clements
6/29/26

Date:

6/25/2026 

Inspector:

Jose De Alfaraz (JOSEED) 

Type:

219 - FIRE - INSPECTION COMMENT

Status:

90 - FIRE - COMMENTS ONLY

Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 120 Terr
Master permit # 2024066470
06/24/26

Today s visit was a meeting only, no inspection. See discussed items below.

- The Hot Aisle Containment Pods, that s inside the Data Hall will have manual horizontal sliding doors with no locks. The contractor wanted to know if we require the break-away door feature. From my research, it does not. I only see it required for powered automatic sliding doors, not manual. However, fire engineering will have the final say, once the plans have been officially submitted for review.

- The UPS battery room hazards with the Hydrogen gas. There is a gas detection system that will be installed and monitored by the BMS system. This system will need to be inspected once it s ready.

-A Vesda smoke detection system will be installed inside the Data Hall area.

- The tenant build out plans will be submitted as plan revisions under the Shell master permit. No new separate permits will be issued for the tenant build-out.

- In regards to security cameras inside the stairwells, Miami-Dade Fire department allows it, however only one penetration is allowed for the conduit through the fire rated walls.

Date:

6/24/2026 

Inspector:

Jose De Alfaraz (JOSEED) 

Type:

208 - FIRE TCO INSPECTION

Status:

3 - REJECTED NOT TO CODE

Master permit 2024066470
06/24/2026
Iron Mountain Data Ctr
2925 NW 120 Terr

Comments to follow

Date:

6/23/2026 

Inspector:

Suzanne Andujar (E207705) 

Type:

219 - FIRE - INSPECTION COMMENT

Status:

90 - FIRE - COMMENTS ONLY

2024066470
06/23/2026
Iron Mountain Data Ctr
2925 NW 120 Terr

PASSED - 450mhz & 800mhz - RADIO SIGNAL STRENGTH PRE-ACCEPTANCE TEST

Two-Way Radio Communications are Acceptable for Final CO
At this time, this Building Does NOT Require a BDA System

Results for Radio Signal Strength Testing:
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) 450 MHz:
- 450 MHz Passed. Satisfactory signal strength in all 99% of critical areas and 90% of general building areas. [1221:9.6.7]
Miami Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) 800MHz:
-800MHz Passed. Satisfactory signal strength in all 99% of critical areas and 90% of general building areas. [1221:9.6.7]

SRI Fee Applies
On site MDFR 450mhz team & MDFR 800mhz team

Date:

2/17/2026 

Inspector:

Steven  Clements (E164643) 

Type:

219 - FIRE - INSPECTION COMMENT

Status:

90 - FIRE - COMMENTS ONLY

2024066470
C2024064432
Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 20 Ter.

The 0009 category for Above/Below ground tanks has been removed.

Lt S.Clements
2/17/26

Date:

2/11/2026 

Inspector:

Steven  Clements (E164643) 

Type:

208 - FIRE TCO INSPECTION

Status:

7 - NOT READY FOR INSPECTION

2024066470
C2024064432
IDMC
2925 NW 120 TERR.

A meeting was scheduled to discuss various items pertaining to the inspection of life safety items. The following items were discussed:

1. The requirement to test dry pipe double interlock preaction system with both hydrostatically and pneumatically.

Per NFPA 13:25.2.2.1 - In addition to the standard hydrostatic test, an air pressure leakage test at 40 psi (2.8 bar) shall be conducted for 24 hours. Any leakage that results in a loss of pressure in excess of 1-1/2 psi (0.1 bar) for the 24 hours shall be corrected.

2. Sprinklermatic is suggesting to add an additional control valve as an additional means to prevent accidental water intrusion into the preaction system. If added this will require a plans revision and will also be required to report to the FACP.

3. Accessibility of fire alarm devices at the top of the elevator shaft.

Install all fire alarm devices as per the FIRE APPROVED plans.

4. The location of the remote emergency stops is within the required distance of 100 feet. Per plans, there will be a single stop button for the Level 1 generator and a single stop button that will simultaneously shut down all other generators.

5. This inspector will follow up with plans reviewer Jose Frias regarding using the Safti Seal Joint Firestopping in place of fire caulking. All other fire wall penetrations will be fire caulked.

6. This inspector will follow up with the plans reviewer regarding removal of the sewage pipe penetrating into the fire pump room.

7. This inspector will follow up with removal of the 0009 Category for the Above Ground Tank.

SRI Fees Applied
Lt S.Clements
2/11/26

Date:

7/22/2025 

Inspector:

Jose De Alfaraz (JOSEED) 

Type:

219 - FIRE - INSPECTION COMMENT

Status:

90 - FIRE - COMMENTS ONLY

Iron Mountain Data Center
2925 NW 120 Terr

Master permit # 2024066470
Sprinkler permit aboveground # 2025044758
Sprinkler permit underground # 2025027286
Access Control permit #
Fire alarm permit #
BDA permit #

06/05/2025

A general preliminary inspection was performed by Lieutenant Steve Clements, Lieutenant Jose de Alfaraz and Lieutenant Troy Maness on June 5th, 2025. This inspection was done to direct and advise the General Contractor of all the required inspections by the Fire Department. Most of the following comments are for general information only and are not directives to deviate from the approved permitted set of drawings. This is a tentative list. This report is not an all-inclusive list of requirements for TCO and CO. This inspection does not qualify as a TCO inspection.

All fire sprinkler, fire alarm, mechanical and electrical inspections shall be completed prior to request for TCO or CO. Additional unforeseen requirements may be requested prior to TCO by inspector. This building should not be occupied without a TCO or CO from the Miami Dade Fire Department and the Miami Dade Building Department.

Fees for this SRI inspection will be applied to this permit application. All fees on this permit and all subsidiary permits shall be paid prior to obtaining a TCO. All building construction shall be completed prior to inspection for TCO. The building must be clean and free of any debris.

1. Provide complete installation of fire alarm system. The fire alarm system shall be tested, inspected and clear of trouble or supervisory alarms prior to calling for Fire Dept. acceptance test per NFPA 72. An approved fire alarm acceptance test is required prior to TCO. All personnel that work on fire alarm systems shall have a FASA card in their possession at time of inspection in accordance with Florida State Statute 633.708.
2. Provide all Elevator inspections and related testing prior to scheduling testing for Fire Department approval. All elevators shall have a final or temporary approval and certificate to obtain a TCO. NFPA 101, ASME A17.1.
3. Provide mounted Supra Max elevator boxes mounted in elevator lobbies for each elevator or bank of elevators. Mounting height shall be 5 ft to 6 ft from finished floor. Provide all Fire Service keys to operate each elevator car, elevator machine room key, FACP room key and roof access key in its appropriate box. Supra Max boxes are available through (Kidde Safety) by submitting the order electronically through the Kidde website or via Fax: 1-800-547-2111, email: alejandra.gatica@kiddeus.com for more info. Telephone 1-800-654-9677 Ext. 8365. The Fire Dept system code is : T6538. Dept Name: Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, Doral Florida, 33178
4. Provide EXIT tactile signage on all doors leading to an exit. As per NFPA 101.7.10.1.3 Exit tactile signage shall be located at each door into an exit stair enclosure and all exit doors leading to the exit discharge and such signage shall read as follows: EXIT. This sign shall be located on the latch side of door 60 inches above the finished floor and these signs will need to be in braille
5. Provide NO STORAGE signs at all electrical equipment rooms, mechanical rooms and at the bottom landing of stairwells. Per NFPA 1.10.19.5.1
6. Provide the EXIT signs as indicated on the approved life safety page and electrical pages. Directional signs shall direct occupants to exits. NFPA 101: 7.10.
7. A sign at all flow bells shall be provided to read, FIRE SPRINKLER FLOW BELL WHEN RINGING CALL 911. Per NFPA 13
8. Emergency lighting requirements shall be installed and tested in accordance with NFPA 101: 7.9.2, NFPA 70-700. Adjust all emergency lights to illuminate egress path per NFPA 101.7.9. An inspection at dusk hours may be required to properly evaluate the illumination levels.
9. Provide approved tagged fire extinguishers throughout with maximum travel distance of 75 ft and 3000 sq. ft. throughout per NFPA 10. All areas including roofs and ground level exterior access rooms shall be provided with extinguishers.
10. Adjust all doors to close and positively latch at exit stairs and fire rated rooms in accordance with NFPA 101: 7.2.1.8.
11. Provide maximum 1/2 " elevation changes from all exits and exit discharge locations in accordance with NFPA 101:7.1.6.2 Complete all paving and surfacing to exit persons unobstructed to the public way.
12. Provide all doors and related hardware installed for final. All fire rated doors shall be self-closing and latching in accordance with NFPA 101.28.3.6.2.3 and NFPA 80. There shall be no paint or tape on fire labels. All labels shall be clearly visible.
13. Provide fire rated stair enclosures in accordance with NFPA 101: 7.1.3.2.1 (9)(a-i). There shall be no penetrations into the stair enclosure other than those, which serve the stair for egress.
14. Provide stair identification signage within the stair enclosures. The signage shall indicate the story, the terminus of the top and bottom of the stair enclosure, and the identification of the stair enclosure. The signage shall also state the story of, and the direction to, exit discharge. The signage shall be inside the enclosure located approximately 5 ft above the floor landing in a position that is readily visible when the door is in the open or closed position. The signage size shall be in accordance with NFPA 101:7.2.2.5.4.

15. Provide stairs constructed in accordance with NFPA 101: 7.2.2.3.6 at all exit stairs. The maximum riser height shall not exceed 7 inches and minimum tread is 11 inches. The maximum variation of risers and treads shall comply with NFPA 101: 7.2.2.3.6. All stairs will be measured for compliance in accordance with NFPA 101: 7.2.2.3.6 Dimensional Uniformity. Variation in excess of 4.8 mm (3/16 in.) in the depth of adjacent treads or in the height of adjacent risers shall be prohibited unless otherwise permitted in NFPA 101.7.2.2.3.6.3. The tolerance between the largest and smallest riser or between the largest and smallest tread shall not exceed 9.5 mm (3/8 in.) in any flight.
16. Provide address numbers for the front of the building visible from the street. (Per NFPA 1.10.12.1.1)
17. Stair treads and landings shall be solid, without perforations and shall be free of projections or lips that could trip stair users. Remove all debris and clean stairwells to prevent tripping hazards. NFPA 101.7.2.2.3.3
18. All handrails and guardrails shall be constructed in accordance with NFPA 101.7.2.2.4.4 and NFPA 101.7.2.2.4.5 All handrails shall be not less than 34 inches and not more than 38 inches above the surface of the tread. Guardrails shall not be less than 42 inches high.
19. Provide no greater than a 6 inch sphere at the triangular openings formed by the riser, tread, and bottom element of the guardrails for all stairs. Per NFPA 101.7.2.2.4.5.3
20. Need to provide handrails (on both sides) for all the steps, stairs and ramps as per NFPA 101.7.2.2.4.1
21. Provide signage at the FDC stating FIRE DEPT CONNECTION NO PARKING. NFPA 1.18.3.4 . If automatic sprinklers are also supplied by the fire department connection, the sign or combination of signs shall indicate both designated services (e.g., MANUEL STANDPIPE AND AUTOSPKR, or AUTOSPKR AND MANUEL STANDPIPE). Need to provide signage at the FDC indicating which building it serves by displaying the building address on the signage. Ex. FDC SERVES 4700 NW 84 AVE.
22. Install the 90 minute, 45 minute and 20 minute rated doors as indicated on the door schedule.
23. Ensure that all the Fire Department Access roads in the property are clear with no obstructions. (See attached Access Road Requirements).
24. Ensure that the standpipe roof flow test is witnessed by the Fire Department prior to TCO. For the Manuel wet standpipe a Fire Department Fire Pumper will need to be scheduled with Special Events in order to conduct the roof flow test.
25. In accordance with NFPA 1.11.10, requires minimum radio signal strength for fire department communications to be maintained at a level determined by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue for all new and existing buildings. An assessment will be conducted by the Owner s Rep or GC to determine if the minimum radio signals strength is in compliance. The Owner s Rep or GC shall coordinate with the MDFR lead inspector to schedule a Pre-Acceptance Test via a Special Request Inspection. Prior to any testing, the occupancy shall be structurally completed with all the interior partitions, windows and doors installed. If a Radio Enhancement System is determined to be required, a separate plan and permit will be necessary for the installation of this system.
26. Prior to installing any Card readers, Access Controlled Egress (Maglocks) or Delayed Egrees security system inside any areas of the building, have a detailed plan approved by the fire dept showing the placement of this security system and a sequence of operation. All security systems on egress doors need to be in accordance with NFPA 101.7.2.1.6.2
27. Provide signage in front of the elevators stating "In case of fire do not use elevator".
28. Provide posted signage at building main entrance in accordance with County Code 14-66(4)(b). Posting requirements. A fire alarm user shall conspicuously post at the main entrance to the alarm users premises a notice stating:
(1) the name of an individual or alarm company able and authorized to enter the premises and deactivate the alarm;
(2) emergency telephone numbers by which those individuals can be reached at all times; and
(3) the name and address of the alarm user. The information must be kept current and failure to update this information within forty-eight (48) hours of any change constitutes a violation of this section
29. Provide a minimum of 80 inch headroom clearance for all exit egress areas and stairwells. As per NFPA 101.7.1.5.1

30. Provide doors to swing with egress and equipped with panic hardware in electrical switchgear rooms if there is any switches greater than 1200 Amps in accordance with NFPA 70: 110.26 and NFPA 101:7-2.1.4.3.
31. New handrail ends shall be returned to the wall or floor or shall terminate at the newel posts. NFPA 101.7.2.2.4.4.9
32. Clearance from landscaping, parking, or other obstructions around fire hydrants and fire department connections to sprinkler systems shall be a minimum of seven and one-half feet in front of and to the sides of each appliance. NFPA 1.18.3.4.1, 18,3.4.2
33. All penetrations into any fire-rated walls will need to be sealed with an approved fire stopping assembly in accordance with NFPA 101:8.5.6. Need to collect fire stopping affidavits.
34. Install all the missing electrical breaker access panels inside all electrical rooms prior to TCO/CO.
35. Where motion detectors are used for general lighting, the installation of them shall comply with NFPA 101:7.8.1.2.2. Provide continuous illumination at all exit access corridors in accordance w/NFPA 101:7.8.2.2. Light switches or contacts must be removed or overridden by motion sensors. Automatic, motion sensor-type lighting switches shall be permitted w/in the Means Of Egress, provided that the switch controllers are equipped for fail-safe operation, the illumination timers are set for minimum of 15-minute duration, and the motion sensor is activated by occupant movement in the area.
36. In addition, NFPA 101:7.8.1.2.2(5) requires that all motion sensors for general lighting in the Means of egress or exit access must be connected to the fire alarm to come on when the fire alarm goes into alarm.
37. Paint the domestic backflow in blue and Fire dept backflow in red, to differentiate the two backflows.
38. Need to provide a railing at the roof where equipment is installed less than 10 feet from the edge of the roof.
39. Changes in level in means of egress not in excess of 21 inches, where a stair is used, the tread depth of such stair shall be not less than 13 inches. In accordance with NFPA 101.7.1.7 This will apply for the residential steps on the sidewalk. Also the presence and location of each step shall be readily apparent by painting 1 inch of the nose with a contrasting color.
40. Provide caps on Fire Department connections to prevent debris from entering supply piping. NFPA 14: 10-9, Threaded caps and plugs shall be installed on fire department connections and hose connections. Fire department connections and hose connections shall be protected against physical damage. Plastic break-away caps are acceptable for temporary use.
41. Provide approved fire pump acceptance test to be scheduled and witnessed by a Fire Inspector. Per NFPA 20 and 101. Final approval of the fire pump test will be done by Fire Engineering and will need to be completed prior to TCO.
42. Expose acoustical ceiling tiles at the fitness center, Media Center, and retail spaces to verify the signage that reads: "FIRE & SMOKE BARRIER PROTECT ALL OPENINGS". This is pending and still needs to be verified. The signage needs to be installed every 15 feet throughout the fire wall and the Letters must be a min. of 4 inches in height, ? inch stroke. This needs to be verified on both sides of fire rated walls. All fire penetrations need to be sealed with fire caulking. NFPA 101.8.3.2.4. And as noted on page A3.05
43. The minimum dimensions for the Fire Department access roads shall be 20 feet unobstructed width (two-way traffic) and not less than 13 feet 6 inches of unobstructed vertical clearance. NFPA 1.18.2.3.4.1.1
44. All common area room doors needs to be displayed with Signage. Example: ELECTRICAL ROOM, MECHANICAL ROOM, STORAGE ROOM, ETC.

45. Ensure the stairwell that has roof access has signage stating "ROOF ACCESS" inside the stairwell.
46. Inside all electrical rooms, mechanical rooms ensure all electrical cover plates are installed and all construction debris removed.
47. Install a railing at the ground level of the stairwell to prevent storage underneath the stairwell. And provide NO STORAGE signage.
48. Provide a battery backup emergency light in the Fire Pump room, in accordance with NFPA 20 and NFPA 110.
49. Fire department access to Automatic gated properties shall be by a Knox key switch model # 3502 only, for each automatic gate. The order information for this switch will be attached to this email report.
50. Provide the flame spread rating for all carpeting, curtains or interior finishes prior to final fire CO. Place inside a logbook.
51. Provide bollard protection at all fire hydrants and Fire Department Connections that are less than 5 feet from the curb in accordance with NFPA 1: 18.3.6 to prevent damage from vehicular traffic. No material or construction shall interfere with access to hydrants, FDC connections or fire fighting equipment. Per NFPA 241-7.5.8.3
52. If indicated on the fire dept access site plan page, to provide the spacing for the Fire Department Aerial apparatus set-up sites 21? X 36?. Then post signage at each FD set up site stating: FIRE DEPARTMENT SET UP SITE
53. Stair treads and landings shall be solid, without perforations and shall be free of projections or lips that could trip stair users. Remove all debris and clean stairwells to prevent tripping hazards. NFPA 101.7.2.2.3.3
54. Provide outside signage for the Generators visible from the road showing: NO SMOKING, DIESAL GAS/Natural Gas/Propane Gas , amount of gallons and a 704 Placard per NFPA 1.60.1.13.2, NFPA 1.63.2.12. Bollards to protect the generator will need to be added if located near a parking area or street.
55. Ensure that the Generator load bank test is witnessed by the fire department for each life safety level 1 generator as per NFPA 110. This is a 4-5 hour test. Need to coordinate this with the lead inspector.
56. Install the Generator Remote shutt-off switches in a clearly visible and assessible location at minimum 20 feet to maximum 100 feet from the generators. Do not install it behind the generators where it cannot be scene from the access road. Also provide signage indicating which EM Stop generator button corresponds with which generator. There is a total of approximately 10 generators being installed at this project.
57. Provide approved plans including side view elevation plans by the Fire Department showing the details of the Generator access platforms being installed. Need to show all details of the steps, treads, rise, handrails, gurardrails, etc.
58. Ensure there are plans approved by fire showing that all the requirements for Turnstiles are being met. As noted on page A002-01 by the Plans reviewer. Need to install the turnstiles in accordance with NFPA 101.7.2.1.11.
59. In addtion to the standard hydrostatic test for the sprinkler pre-action systems, an air pressure leakage test at 40 psi shall be conducted for 24 hours in accordance with NFPA 13.25.2.2.
60. During the constructions phase, provide temporary Fire Department Knox Padlocks for both access gates. This will be replaced later with Fire Department Knox Key Switches for the permanent automatic entry gates.
61. If this project will done in phases for TCO, then an approved phasing plan by the fire department from Fire Engineering will be required, prior to TCO for that phase.
62. Provide printed large scale approved plans by the Fire Department showing all the Architectural pages, Life Safety pages, Door/Window Schedules, electrical pages, etc. etc. for the next inspection. Therefore, this is only a tentative list. Additional requirements might be required once the approved plans has been reviewed by the fire inspector

This is a tentative list. NFPA 1: 1.14.4 Review and approval by the AHJ shall not relieve the applicant of the responsibility of compliance of this Code.

Date:

6/6/2025 

Inspector:

Troy  Maness (E138446) 

Type:

219 - FIRE - INSPECTION COMMENT

Status:

90 - FIRE - COMMENTS ONLY

2024066470
Iron mountain data center

Preliminary meeting.

Lt. Maness
6/5/25
SRI fee applied

Iron Mountain Data Center
06/05/25

Preliminary inspection was done with the lead team. Comments to follow.

Lt. de Alfaraz

Date:

6/6/2025 

Inspector:

Steven  Clements (E164643) 

Type:

208 - FIRE TCO INSPECTION

Status:

7 - NOT READY FOR INSPECTION

Permit #2024066470
Process #C2024064432
IMDC
2925 NW 120 Ter.

A Preliminary Inspection was completed with the with the General Contractor, sub contractors and MDFR Lead Team. The plans were reviewed and questions answered in regards to the process to meet the requirements of a TCO/CO.

A Preliminary Inspection Report will be completed and forwarded to the General Contractor. This report will provide the information required to assist the General Contractor in obtaining a TCO/CO.

SRI Fees Applied
Lt S.Clements
6/5/25