101.14(4)(c)(c) The rules of the department governing such places and buildings under 60 feet in height shall be based upon but may vary from those provisions in the International Code Council, Inc., building code which relate to fire detection, prevention and suppression in public buildings and places of employment. 101.14(4)(d)(d) To the extent that the historic building code applies to the subject matter of this subsection, each qualified historic building, as defined under s. 101.121 (2) (c), is exempt from this subsection if the owner elects to be subject to s. 101.121. 101.14(4)(de)1.1. Notwithstanding par. (a) and sub. (1) (a) and s. 101.02 (15) (j), the department may not require, and notwithstanding s. 101.02 (7) (a) and (7r), no city, village, or town may enact or enforce an ordinance that requires, a county or organized agricultural society, association, or board to install or maintain an automatic fire suppression system in, or as part of, a building on fairgrounds if all of the following are satisfied: 101.14(4)(de)1.a.a. The building is open to the public only for seasonal or temporary event use for 180 cumulative days or fewer per year. 101.14(4)(de)1.b.b. Public access to the building is provided by garage style doors that remain open when the building is open to the public. 101.14(4)(de)2.2. Notwithstanding s. 101.02 (7) (a) and (7r), if a city, village, or town has in effect on March 3, 2016, an ordinance with a requirement that is inconsistent with subd. 1., the requirement does not apply and may not be enforced. 101.14(4)(dm)(dm) Each building required by rule under this subsection to contain fire detection, prevention and suppression devices shall have the necessary devices installed at the time of its construction. 101.14(4)(e)(e) Whoever violates this subsection may be fined not less than $100 but not more than $500 for each day of violation. 101.14(4)(f)(f) The department may inspect all buildings covered by this subsection and may issue such orders as may be necessary to assure compliance with it. 101.14(4)(g)2.2. “Fire detection, prevention and suppression devices” include but are not limited to manual fire alarm systems, smoke and heat detection devices, fire extinguishers, standpipes, automatic fire suppression systems and automatic fire sprinkler systems. 101.14(4m)(a)4.4. “Nondwelling unit portions” means the common use areas of a multifamily dwelling, including corridors, stairways, basements, cellars, vestibules, atriums, community rooms, laundry rooms or swimming pool rooms. 101.14(4m)(a)5.5. “Political subdivision” means a county, city, village or town. 101.14(4m)(a)5m.5m. “Two-hour fire resistance” means 2-hour fire separations for all walls that separate dwelling units, exit corridors and exit stair enclosures and for all floors and ceilings, so that the specified walls, floors and ceilings are capable of resisting fire for a period not shorter than 2 hours. 101.14(4m)(am)(am) A political subdivision may enact ordinances, as provided in this paragraph, that require an automatic fire sprinkler system or 2-hour fire resistance in every multifamily dwelling. Any ordinance enacted under this paragraph shall meet the standards established under pars. (b) and (c) or under pars. (d) and (e). 101.14(4m)(b)(b) The department shall require an automatic fire sprinkler system or 2-hour fire resistance in every multifamily dwelling that contains any of the following: 101.14(4m)(b)1.1. Total floor area, for all individual dwelling units, exceeding 16,000 square feet. 101.14(4m)(b)3.3. Total floor area of its nondwelling unit portions exceeding the limits established in par. (c). 101.14(4m)(c)(c) An automatic fire sprinkler system or 2-hour fire resistance is required under par. (b) in a multifamily dwelling constructed by any of the following types of construction if the total floor area of the nondwelling unit portions in the multifamily dwelling exceeds the following: 101.14(4m)(c)3.3. Type 3 metal frame protected construction, 8,000 square feet. 101.14(4m)(c)8.8. Type 7 wood frame protected construction, 5,600 square feet. 101.14(4m)(c)9.9. Type 8 wood frame unprotected construction, 4,800 square feet. 101.14(4m)(d)(d) A political subdivision’s ordinances, enacted to meet the requirements of this paragraph and par. (e), shall require an automatic fire sprinkler system or 2-hour fire resistance in every multifamily dwelling that contains any of the following: 101.14(4m)(d)1.1. Total floor area, for all individual dwelling units, exceeding 8,000 square feet. 101.14(4m)(d)3.3. Total floor area of its nondwelling unit portions exceeding the limits established in par. (e). 101.14(4m)(e)(e) A political subdivision’s ordinances, enacted to meet the standards established in par. (d) and this paragraph, shall require an automatic fire sprinkler system or 2-hour fire resistance in every multifamily dwelling that is constructed by any of the following types of construction if the total floor area of the nondwelling unit portions in the multifamily dwelling exceeds the following: 101.14(4m)(e)3.3. Type 3 metal frame protected construction, 8,000 square feet. 101.14(4m)(e)8.8. Type 7 wood frame protected construction, 5,600 square feet. 101.14(4m)(e)9.9. Type 8 wood frame unprotected construction, 4,800 square feet. 101.14(4r)(a)(a) In this subsection, “fire detection, prevention, and suppression devices” has the meaning given in sub. (4) (g) 2. 101.14(4r)(b)(b) A person may perform inspections of fire detection, prevention, and suppression devices being installed during the construction or alteration of, or the addition to, public buildings and places of employment only if he or she has received certification as an inspector from the department. 101.14(4r)(c)1.1. The department shall promulgate rules establishing procedures and requirements for issuing certifications for purposes of par. (b). The department shall include in the rules a requirement that the person hold a valid certification from the national fire protection association qualifying him or her as a certified fire inspector I or that he or she hold a valid equivalent certification. 101.14(4r)(c)2.2. The department shall determine which certifications issued by other entities will qualify as valid equivalent certifications. Notwithstanding s. 227.10 (1), determinations under this subdivision shall not be promulgated as rules. 101.14(4r)(d)(d) The department shall provide assistance to any nationwide or statewide organization that represents fire chiefs and that is engaged in providing training and certification opportunities for persons seeking to receive certification by the department under this subsection. 101.14 HistoryHistory: 1971 c. 185 s. 1; 1971 c. 228; Stats. 1971 s. 101.14; 1973 c. 324, 326, 336; 1975 c. 39, 94; 1977 c. 29, 413; 1979 c. 221; 1981 c. 320, 341; 1983 a. 36; 1983 a. 189 s. 329 (8); 1983 a. 295, 410; 1985 a. 29; 1985 a. 135 s. 83 (3); 1987 a. 288, 321, 399; 1989 a. 31, 109, 359; 1991 a. 187, 269; 1993 a. 261; 1995 a. 27; 1997 a. 27; 1999 a. 9, 43, 186; 2003 a. 269; 2005 a. 78, 220; 2007 a. 148, 149, 173; 2011 a. 257; 2013 a. 20, 270; 2015 a. 240, 333; 2017 a. 331. 101.14 Cross-referenceCross-reference: See s. 66.0119 for provision authorizing special inspection warrants. 101.14 Cross-referenceCross-reference: See also chs. SPS 314 and 362, Wis. adm. code. 101.14 AnnotationInspection of buildings for safety and fire prevention purposes under this section does not involve a quasi-judicial function within the meaning of s. 895.43 (3) [now s. 893.80 (4)]. Coffey v. City of Milwaukee, 74 Wis. 2d 526, 247 N.W.2d 132 (1976). 101.14 AnnotationSub. (4m) (b) limits the authority of the Department of Commerce [now the Department of Safety and Professional Services] under sub. (4) (a) and s. 101.02 (15) only insofar as it mandates the department to require sprinkler systems in multifamily dwellings that exceed twenty units or the specified floor area. Sub. (4m) (b) plainly does not restrict the authority of the department under other statutory provisions to promulgate rules requiring fire protection devices in multifamily dwellings that have fewer dwelling units or a smaller floor area than that specified in the statute. Wisconsin Builders Ass’n v. Department of Commerce, 2009 WI App 20, 316 Wis. 2d 301, 762 N.W.2d 845, 08-1438. 101.141101.141 Record keeping of fires. 101.141(1)(1) Each city, village, and town fire department shall file a report for each fire that involves a building and that occurs within the boundaries of the city, village, or town with the U.S. fire administration for placement in the fire incident reporting system maintained by the U.S. fire administration. The report shall be filed within 60 days after the fire occurs. 101.141(2)(2) Each report filed under sub. (1) shall include all of the following information: 101.141(2)(b)(b) The purpose for which the building was used at the time of the fire. 101.141(2)(c)(c) If the building was used as a home, whether the building was a multifamily dwelling complex, a single-family dwelling, or a mixed-use building with one or more dwelling units. 101.141(2)(d)(d) The number of dwelling units in the building, if the building was a multifamily dwelling complex or a mixed-use building. 101.141(2)(e)(e) Whether the building had an automatic fire sprinkler system at the time of the fire and, if so, whether the system was operational. 101.141(2)(f)(f) Whether the building had a fire alarm system at the time of the fire and, if so, whether the system was operational. 101.141(2)(gg)(gg) An estimate of the amount of damages to the building as a result of the fire. 101.141(2)(gm)(gm) The number of human deaths due to the fire, if any. 101.141(2)(gr)(gr) The number of human injuries due to the fire, if any. 101.141(2)(h)(h) Any other relevant information concerning the building, as determined by the fire department. 101.141(3)(3) The department may review, correct, and update any report filed by a fire department under this section. 101.141 HistoryHistory: 1975 c. 224; 2007 a. 75. 101.145(1)(1) Definitions. As used in this section: 101.145(1)(a)(a) “Residential building” means any public building which is used for sleeping or lodging purposes and includes any apartment house, rooming house, hotel, children’s home, community-based residential facility or dormitory but does not include a hospital or nursing home. 101.145(1)(b)(b) “Sleeping area” means the area of the unit in which the bedrooms or sleeping rooms are located. Bedrooms or sleeping rooms separated by another use area such as a kitchen or living room are separate sleeping areas but bedrooms or sleeping rooms separated by a bathroom are not separate sleeping areas. 101.145(1)(c)(c) “Smoke detector” means a device which detects particles or products of combustion other than heat. 101.145(1)(d)(d) “Unit” means a residential building or that part of a residential building which is intended to be used as a home, residence or sleeping place by one person or by 2 or more persons maintaining a common household, to the exclusion of all others. 101.145(2)(2) Approval. A smoke detector required under this section shall bear an Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., listing mark or similar mark from an independent product safety certification organization. 101.145(3)(a)(a) The owner of a residential building shall install any smoke detector required under this section according to the directions and specifications of the manufacturer of the smoke detector. 101.145(3)(b)(b) The owner of a residential building shall maintain any such smoke detector that is located in a common area of that residential building. 101.145(3)(c)(c) The occupant of a unit in a residential building shall maintain any smoke detector in that unit, except that if an occupant who is not an owner, or a state, county, city, village or town officer, agent or employee charged under statute or municipal ordinance with powers or duties involving inspection of real or personal property, gives written notice to the owner that a smoke detector in the unit is not functional the owner shall provide, within 5 days after receipt of that notice, any maintenance necessary to make that smoke detector functional. 101.145(4)(4) Requirement. The owner of a residential building the initial construction of which is commenced before, on or after May 23, 1978, shall install and maintain a functional smoke detector in the basement and at the head of any stairway on each floor level of the building and shall install a functional smoke detector either in each sleeping area of each unit or elsewhere in the unit within 6 feet of each sleeping area and not in a kitchen.
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