What to do if the distance between a Class A factory building and the road edge does not comply with building codes?
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May I ask that the distance from the factory building to the edge does not comply with construction regulations, and a similar issue exists in the tank storage area as well. Question: Why is it necessary to maintain a distance between the factory building and the edge of the road? How can this problem be addressed? Thank you!
This isn’t a problem, because absolute obedience is required. Fix it by yourself with the door closed.
Since October 2020, fire protection standards for fine chemicals have been in effect. If that doesn’t work, tear down the workshop.
The original poster’s question was vague, and the responses below were also vague; it’s all too imprecise! What road? Whether it’s inside or outside the factory, primary or secondary, a main road or a fire escape – these are all different, so I don’t know what to say~~~~~
According to the fire protection standards for fine chemical plant design, only Class A plants are required to be 5 meters away from roads. Here are a few suggestions to consider for feasibility: 1. Change the factory building from Category A to Category B. 2. Explore the possibility of locating a combined facility on the other side of the road. 3. Consider designating this road as a pedestrian path rather than a vehicle road to see if that works