Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 69K-13.004 - Additional Non-Building Code Standards for Mausoleum and Columbarium Construction
(1) Roofing
materials or roof membrane applied on top of a reinforced cast in place or a
precast concrete roof that meets the provisions of the Florida Building Code as
defined by section 553.73, F.S., shall not prevent
a mausoleum from being considered a fire resistant structure.
(2) After each entombment of a human body in
an existing mausoleum or in a new or significantly altered or renovated
mausoleum the crypt shall be sealed with a panel so that no effluvia or odors
escape from the crypt except through the pressure relief passage system. Such
panels shall be made of materials of sufficient weight, permanence, density,
imperviousness and strength to insure their durability and continuing function.
All such panels shall be securely set in with standard building core materials.
These sealing panels shall be set independent of and in addition to crypt
fronts or shutters.
(3) Except as
otherwise provided in the Florida Building Code or in these rules, all
materials used in the construction of the structural members of each mausoleum
shall be of non-combustible materials and all ornamentation or embellishment or
mausoleums shall be of non-combustible materials. This provision will not apply
to crypt vents, temporary openings or partitions, interior doors, fixtures,
furniture or furnishings, roofing materials, electrical wiring or containers
for human remains.
(4) All
mausoleum or columbarium structures must meet the minimum requirement set forth
in the By-Laws or Operating Procedures of the cemetery in which the structure
is to be built.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 497.103 FS. Law Implemented 497.271 FS.
New 11-9-00, Formerly 3F-13.004.
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