Typical neighborhood on 3 to 5 acres, no hydrants.
Station 1
Station 2
Station 3.
ISO says this pole barn hanger is a 3000 gpm fire flow for 3 hours. We shuttle and lay hose from cisterns that are 2 miles away to supply it.
Does it look like a fire that needs water 14 feet high on the walls?
One of three planes inside.
Station 1's overhead fill.
This cistern at station 2 is partially below ground and has a 1000 gpm pump to fill trucks over head. Note the draft conection in the retaining wall. It has a 5" cam lok fitting and a 6 inch female swivel.
More kitchen.
Fire department connection for Station 2.
Tank and overhead fill.
120,000 gallon above ground tank with pump and overhead fill.
Each cistern has a pump control and a gate valve to allow the draft cnonection to be used as a fire hydrant.
Yes the stations have all been retrofit sprinkled.
The heads even take into account the doors being open for coverage.
Another one of our 3000 gpm buildings, an indoor riding stable.
As you can see there is a significant wildland interface problem throughout the district.
