The Fire Prevention Department actively enforces the 1997 Minnesota Uniform Fire Code to keep the structures within the City of Chanhassen in a safe condition for the occupants, visitors, customers and emergency responders. This has a direct result in the low occurrences of incidents and the reduction of injuries in the workplace. Overall, a strong fire prevention program helps lower the calls for service to the fire department.

• Fire Suppression/Sprinkler Permit Application
• Fire Alarm Permit Application
• Above Ground Storage Tank Permit Application
• Under Ground Storage Tank Permit Application

• Policy 01: Fire Alarm System Installation
• Policy 04: Site Plan Review
• Policy 06: Fire Lane Signage
• Policy 07: Pre-Plan Requirements
• Policy 14: Abandonment of Underground Fuel Storage Tanks
• Policy 27: Recreational Fire Requirements
• Policy 29: Premises Identification
• Policy 34: Water Service Installation for Commercial Buildings
• Policy 35: Kitchen Hood Systems
• Policy 36: Combination Domestic/Fire Sprinkler Water Lines
• Policy 40: Sprinkler System Installations
• Policy 44: Labeling Fire Rated Walls
• Policy 45: Asphalt Roofing Procedures
• Policy 46: Fire Sprinkling in Townhouses and Condominiums
• Policy 48: Above Ground Fuel Storage Tanks
• Policy 49: Door Signage
• Policy 50: Temporary Tent Assemblies
• Policy 51: Fireworks Sales/Temporary Tents
• Policy 52: Commercial Plan Review Submittal Criteria
• Policy 53: Fire Alarm Requirements, Apartment Occupancies
• Policy 55: Attic Catwalk System
• Policy 56: Underground Installation of Fuel Storage Tanks

• Inspection Cheat Sheet
• Self Inspection Checklist
• Inspection Checklist
• New Construction Pre-Final Checklist
• Home Daycare Inspection Checklist
• Hazardous Material User Guide
• Hazardous Material Inventory Statement
• Combustible Storage and High Pile Combustible Storage
• Access-Controlled Egress Doors
• Special Egress Control Devices
• Building Plan Review Checklist
• Emergency Key Holder List