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Village of Southampton, NY
Suffolk County
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No vehicle of any kind and no person, except for fire apparatus or other emergency vehicles and their personnel, shall at any time be parked, stopped or standing within the fire line established by the Fire Department at any building which is on fire or at a similar emergency call. Any vehicle or person which shall be parked or standing in violation of this section may be removed to a safe location and subject to the penalties set forth in this chapter.
No vehicle of any kind, except fire apparatus or other emergency vehicle, shall at any time park, stand or stop in a fire lane or fire zone which is so marked and designated in accordance with the vehicle and traffic laws. Any vehicle which shall be parked in violation of this section and may be removed to a safe location by the Police Department at the request of the Fire Chief/Fire Marshal and subject to the penalties set forth in this chapter.
No vehicle of any kind not a part of the municipal fire apparatus shall at any time be driven over a fire hose or other fire equipment unless directed to do so by fire or police personnel. Should a vehicle drive over same without prior approval, the operator shall be subject to the penalties set forth in this chapter.
A. 
No person or persons shall willfully or designedly make or raise a false cry of fire or cause a false alarm to be sounded.
B. 
No person or persons shall reset a central-station-monitored fire alarm system prior to the arrival and or approval of the Southampton Fire Chief.
When a building within the Village of Southampton is protected by an automatic fire alarm or fire sprinkler system, or when required by the Fire Marshal, it shall be equipped with a Knox-Box. The Knox-Box size and location shall be approved by the Village Fire Marshal.
A. 
The rapid-access key boxes shall contain the following:
(1) 
Keys and combinations to all locked points whether interior or exterior of such buildings.
(2) 
Keys to the locked mechanical rooms.
(3) 
Keys to the locked elevator control rooms, including a fire-fighter key.
(4) 
Keys to any other areas that may be required by the Fire Marshal.
(5) 
A laminated card containing the names of the emergency contact people for said building and current phone numbers for contacting those people.
B. 
In addition, floor plans, lists of hazardous chemicals, material safety data sheets or other vital emergency information may be required.
C. 
The operator of the building shall notify the Fire Marshal and provide the new key when a lock is changed or rekeyed. A new key to such lock shall be secured in the rapid-entry key box immediately.
When a property is protected by a fire suppression, standpipe or automatic fire alarm or extinguishment system and the property is secured with a locked fence or gate and where immediate access to the property is necessary for lifesaving or fire-fighting purposes, the Village Fire Marshal may require a security padlock to be installed in a location approved by the Fire Marshal. The padlock shall be a type and size approved by the Fire Marshal.