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 Fire Prevention Resources: Building Inspections and Open Burn Information

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Residents and businesses must secure permits related to specific renovations, building updates, or to assess a building’s safety for occupancy. Residents and businesses also must abide by codes that enforce open burning in the area.

The First Fire Protection District / Antioch Fire Department enforces all fire codes for the District. The department also manages the permit application and approval process.

Antioch Requires Businesses to Apply for a Hazardous Substance Management Permit

Contractors or businesses who manage hazardous substances must apply for a permit for such activities. The Antioch Fire Department Fire Prevention Code outlines the application process and details which hazardous substances require a permit related to on-site management.

Construction Site and Plan Review

All plans must be submitted through the District for review and approval. Building plans can be sent to:

Fire Safety Consultants Inc,
2175 Point Blvd., Suite 380 Elgin, IL 60123


P: 847-697-1300 | F: 847-697-1310

Fred Hoegler: fhoegler@firesafetyfsci.com

Natalie McBride: nmcbride@firesafetyfsci.com
 

Electronic Submittals are allowed and encouraged via FSCI Website. When submitting plan reviews via email, please carbon copy (cc):

Antioch Inspector Steve McDaniel:

smcdaniel@antiochfire.org

Antioch Fire Protection District Vehicle used to keep the Antioch IL area safe from emergencies
Antioch Fire Protection District Station housing vehicles used to keep the Antioch IL area safe from emergencies
Fire Inspector

Open Burning Regulations

Open burning is prohibited in the Village limits of Antioch and unincorporated areas of the District. Exceptions to this code include wood-burning fires measuring 3x3x3 (or smaller) used for cooking or warming. Burning leaves or other debris is against local ordinances and codes.

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