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【法规编号】 79799 什么是编号？
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第10页 CAP 123F BUILDING (PLANNING) REGULATIONS
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[接上页] (g) if continued to the roof of the building as a means of escape in case of fire be provided with a door at this level, such door to be glazed in the upper panels. (L.N. 294 of 1976) Cap 123F reg 40 Staircases in buildings intended for separate occupation In any building intended for separate occupation by more than 2 tenants, the staircase intended for common use shall be provided with adequate natural lighting at each storey above the ground floor and be ventilated at least at its highest point. (L.N. 439 of 1990) Cap 123F reg 40A Escalator to be in addition to staircases or means of escape in case of emergency (1) Where an escalator is installed in any building, it shall be in addition to- (a) any staircase required by regulation 39; and (b) the means of escape in case of emergency and second staircase required by regulation 41.(2) An escalator shall not be a staircase, passage or other normal means of egress for the purposes of regulation 43. (L.N. 97 of 1994) Cap 123F reg 41 Means of escape (1) Every building shall be provided with such means of escape in case of emergency as may be required by the intended use of the building. (2) Without prejudice to paragraph (1), every building which exceeds 6 storeys in height or in which the level of the floor of the uppermost storey is more than 17 m above the level of the ground at the point of discharge of the main staircase shall, in addition to the main staircase, be provided with a second staircase as means of escape in case of emergency. (L.N. 294 of 1976) (L.N. 33 of 1966) Cap 123F reg 41A Access staircases for firemen (1) Subject to paragraph (4), every building that exceeds 1 storey in height shall be provided with an adequate number of staircases, so designed and constructed as to allow firemen safe and unobstructed access to all floors of the building in the event of a fire ("access staircases"). (2) In determining what is, in respect of a building, an adequate number of access staircases, regard shall be had to the intended use of the building and the size of each floor. (3) The access staircase or staircases in a building shall be so designed and constructed that, in the event of a fire- (a) an adequate number of firemen, with equipment, may reach the fire; and (b) firemen using the staircase or staircases are adequately protected from fire and smoke.(4) This regulation does not apply to a building not exceeding 3 main storeys in height that is used or intended to be used solely for domestic purposes and constituting a single household unit. (L.N. 170 of 1992) Cap 123F reg 41B Fireman's lifts (1) Subject to paragraph (4), every building exceeding 2 storeys in height shall be provided with at least such number of lifts designed and installed to be used by firemen in the event of a fire ("fireman's lift") as will ensure that no part of the floors that they serve are more than 60 m from such a lift. (2) (Repealed L.N. 136 of 1995) (3) Fireman's lifts provided in accordance with this regulation shall- (a) be so designed and installed that at least every alternate floor of the building is served by at least one fireman's lift; (b) be of an adequate size, and have adequately sized doors, for use by firemen with their equipment; (c) be enclosed by a liftwell that encloses no more than 3 fireman's lifts and no other lifts; (d) be so designed and installed that, in the event of a fire, firemen using the lifts are adequately protected from fire and smoke, particularly when leaving the lifts; (e) be so designed and installed that in the event of a fire, firemen can gain exclusive control and operation of the lifts so that firemen with their equipment can easily, conveniently, safely and speedily reach the fire; and (f) be so designed, located and installed that, in the event of a fire, firemen can have safe and unobstructed access to the lifts and to the floors served by the lifts. (L.N. 136 of 1995)(4) This regulation does not apply to- (a) a building- (i) provided with only 1 staircase; (ii) not exceeding 6 storeys in height; and (iii) in which the level of the floor of the uppermost storey is not more than 17m above the level of the ground at the point of discharge of the staircase;(b) a domestic building not exceeding a height of 30 m; or (L.N. 136 of 1995) (c) a non-domestic building or the non-domestic part of a composite building- (i) in which no industrial undertaking is being, or is intended to be carried on and which is not used or intended to be used for bulk storage or as a warehouse, place of public entertainment, hotel or hospital; and (ii) either- (A) not exceeding a height of 15 m; or (B) exceeding a height of 15 m but neither exceeding a height of 30 m nor a cubical extent of 7000 m3. (L.N. 136 of 1995)(5) For the purposes of paragraph (4)(b) or (c), the height of a building shall be measured in accordance with regulation 23(1). (6) In this regulation- "cubical extent" (体积), in relation to a building, means the space contained within the external surfaces of its walls and roof and the upper surface of the floor of its lowest storey, excluding any space within any enclosure on the roof used exclusively for accommodating a water tank or lift gear or any other services, and, if any side of the building is not enclosed by a wall, that side shall be deemed to be enclosed by a wall extending downwards from the outer edge of the roof; |
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