Michigan HB4850 mandates automatic fire sprinkler systems in electric vehicle parking areas of new and existing buildings, excluding single-family.

Michigan HB4850 amends the Michigan Public Act 230 to require the installation of automatic fire sprinkler systems in electric vehicle parking areas of new and existing buildings, excluding single-family homes. This applies to multiple-family dwellings and other applicable structures. Owners, operators, or builders must install these systems at the time of initial construction, while existing buildings have 180 days post-amendment to comply. The joint committee on administrative rules will establish standards and requirements for these installations.

Michigan HB4850 mandates automatic fire sprinkler systems in electric vehicle parking areas of new and existing buildings, excluding single-family.

Michigan HB4850 amends the Michigan Public Act 230 to require the installation of automatic fire sprinkler systems in electric vehicle parking areas of new and existing buildings, excluding single-family homes. This applies to multiple-family dwellings and other applicable structures. Owners, operators, or builders must install these systems at the time of initial construction, while existing buildings have 180 days post-amendment to comply. The joint committee on administrative rules will establish standards and requirements for these installations.