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S-93 FDNYSite- Specific Permit
Such permit authorizes the permit holder to store, handle and use flammable and combustible
liquids at a specific premises or location. A site-specific permit may be a permanent permit or a
temporary permit. Permanent permits are valid for 12 months only. Every permit or renewal shall
require an inspection and shall expire after twelve months. Temporary permits may be valid from
one day to 12 months depending on the construction/operation needed. For example, a 3-month
temporary permit may be issued to a construction site.
City Wide Permit
Such a permit authorizes the permit holder to store, handle, use, sell or transport hazardous
materials, or conduct an operation on a citywide basis, for which a permit is required by Fire
Department. A citywide permit is valid to store, handle, use, sell or transport hazardous
materials or to conduct an operation at one or more locations provided the duration of such
activity at any individual location does not exceed 30 days. Periods of activity in excess of 30
days at any one location shall require a site-specific permit.
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When is a permit required?
1. To store, handle or use amounts of Class I liquids, other than paints, varnishes, lacquers,
gasoline and other petroleum-based Class I liquids, in excess of 5 gallons, except that a permit
is not required for the storage or use of Class I liquids in the fuel tank of a motor vehicle, aircraft,
or watercraft.
2. To store, handle or use amounts of gasoline and other petroleum-based Class I liquids other
than paints, varnishes and lacquers, in excess of 2½ gallons, except that a permit is not
, required for the storage or use of gasoline or other petroleum-based Class I liquids in the fuel
tank of a motor vehicle, aircraft, or watercraft.
3. To store, handle or use amounts of Class II or Class III liquids with a flash pointof 300°F or
less, other than paints, varnishes and lacquers, in excess of 10 gallons, except that a permit is
not required for the storage or use of Class II or Class III liquids with a flash point of 300°F or
less in the fuel tank of a motor vehicle, aircraft, or watercraft.
4. To store, handle or use amounts in excess of 20 gallons of Class I, Class II or Class III liquids
having a flash point of 300°F or less that are commonly used for painting, varnishing, staining or
other similar purposes, including paint, varnish and lacquer.
5. To store, handle or use amounts in excess of 70 gallons of petroleum based Class III liquids
with a flash point exceeding 300°F.
6. To store and/or use fuel oil stored on a barge or marine vessel moored to or anchored at
privately owned waterfront property.
7. To store and use fuel oil on mobile heating trailers.
Permit- general definition and example image
Permits are not transferable and any change in occupancy, operation, tenancy or ownership
must require that a new permit be issued. The Certificate of Fitness holder is responsible for
making sure that all fire safety regulations and procedures are obeyed on the premises. Permits
and Certificates of Fitness shall be readily available on the premises for inspection by Fire
Department representatives.
Permanent Permit Example
No citywide permit authorizing the storage and use of flammable or combustible liquids shall be
valid for:
1. The storage, handling or use of gasoline in quantities exceeding 5 gallons.
2. The storage, handling or use of flammable liquids in quantities exceeding 250 gallons.
3. The storage, handling or use of combustible liquids in quantities exceeding 300 gallons.
4. The storage, handling or use of any paint, varnish, or other flammable or combustible liquid
commonly used for painting, varnishing, lacquering, staining, waxing or other finishing
operations in quantities exceeding 200 gallons, except as otherwise limited in Fire Code
Chapter 15 for floor finishing operations.
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