A citizen/occupant is considered to be in compliance if?

• A. The routine inspection finds no hazards needing correction
• B. Hazards originally found have documented correction
• C. An extension to the compliance date has been granted
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Compliance means the property meets the applicable fire code requirements either at the time of inspection or through an approved path to meet them. If a routine inspection finds no hazards needing correction, the occupant is in compliance. If hazards were identified but have been corrected and properly documented, that also shows compliance. If an extension to the compliance date has been granted by the enforcing authority and the occupant meets the extended deadline, that is compliant as well. Because any of these situations achieves the required safety standard, all of these paths describe being in compliance.