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Code Regulations
The Chesapeake Fire Prevention office enforces the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code and local ordinances.
Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code (SFPC)
- State Amendments
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- Referenced Standards
- Code Modification Application
- Application for Fire Code Appeals
Link Resources - Listing of local, state and federal regulations
International Code Council (homepage)
BOCA, ICBO and SBCCI formally consolidated into a single, 50,000-member organization: the International Code Council (ICC). ICC will provide world-class service to members and customers, and remains dedicated to public safety through the development of building safety and fire prevention codes.
International Code Council - Virginia Amendments
- State of Virginia Fire Prevention Code
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- Additional Virginia Amendments - ICC
State of Virginia Construction Code
State of Virginia Energy Conservation Code
State of Virginia Fuel Gas Code
State of Virginia Maintenance Code
State of Virginia Mechanical Code
State of Virginia Plumbing Code
State of Virginia Rehabilitation Code
State of Virginia Residential Code
City Code
Code of Ordinances
Code of Ordinances & Zoning Ordinances
If Code of Ordinances link does not work, please try the link below and choose from the left menu bar Online Library --> Virginia in the USA map --> Chesapeake Code of Ordinances.
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Public Facilities Manual (PFM)
FIRE PROTECTION SECTION
PFM -Volume 1, Chapter 13 Fire Protection - PDF
26 pg, 318kb
The Fire Department’s role in the development plan review process is to ensure that the effects of an emergency situation can be prevented and/or minimized through proper application of code requirements, both before and after construction, to ensure life safety and property protection. This document provides a brief outline of the areas that the Fire Prevention Division is concerned with in this process.

