To: All Participants
Event: New Richmond RIVERDAYS
Subject: Fire/EMS Department Requirements
LPG Grills and Cooking Units
1. LPG means “Liquid Petroleum Gas.”
2. All booths are to have a minimum of a three (3) foot aisle on each side.
3. A portable fire extinguisher shall be maintained in a fully charged and operable condition.
Extinguishers shall be conspicuously located where they will be readily accessible and immediately
available in the event of a fire. The minimum rating of the fire extinguisher shall be 10 B.C. You will not be permitted to open without an extinguisher.
4. All LPG tanks, hoses and fittings are to be U.L. approved (NFPA No. 58).
5. All LPG tanks must be secured and not sitting loose on the ground where they can be kicked over and damaged.
6. All LPG tanks, which are not securely mounted on another piece of equipment, must be equipped with a valve guard collar to protect the tank control valve from damage. This protective collar can be, and usually is, built right into most LPG tanks. If your tank(s) is not equipped with a collar, you may be able to add one to the threaded part of the top of the tank. Most LP dealers can supply you with the proper parts to upgrade your tanks if they are not properly equipped.
7. When changing tanks, make sure all fittings are tight and do not leak gas. (Use soapy water for this test.) Use only correct type of tool intended for this changeover.
8. All participants working in a booth with an LPG grill must be familiar with proper use of the grill.
Charcoal Grills
9. All charcoal grills are to be equipped with an ash collector underneath fire pit.
10. Ashes are not allowed to fall on the ground.
11. All ashes are to be placed in a metal container with a tight-fitting lid, (garbage can).
12. Charcoal is not to be stored under the charcoal grill.
13. A five (5) gallon bucket of water shall also be within the booth for emergency use only.
Electric: (Coffee Makers, Grills Hot Plates, Etc.)
14. There are to be no defective or broken fixtures, switches, fixture cords, sockets,
appliances, or other apparatus and devices.
All participants shall comply with CFPC- 1210-47.
General Requirements
15. When operating an outdoor cooking booth around large crowds, all participants must recognize the urgent need to practice fire prevention on its highest level. Therefore, all participants will be expected to be in complete compliance with all rules, regulations, and general safety practices or they will not be permitted to participate in the event.
16. Whether using your own equipment or if you have rented some of your cooking
equipment, be sure it is in good mechanical working order and that all fittings are U.L
approved of from other nationally recognized testing laboratories.
Certificate of Insurance
Each booth operator is required to furnish a Certificate of Insurance when submitting his or her Contract. INSURANCE CERTIFICATE with a minimum of $500,000.00 (five hundred thousand dollars) naming New Richmond Riverfest, Inc., and the Village of New Richmond as co-insured.
Grease Removal
Each booth is responsible for the removal of his or her grease at the end of the day. DO NOT DUMP GREASE ON THE GROUND OR IN TRASH RECEPTACLES OR SEWERS.
Forms
Your booth contract, certificate of insurance and Food License must be uploaded by July 28th , 2023 It is mandatory that you meet these deadlines.
Health Department forms must be completed and mailed to Clermont County Health Department, 2291 Bauer Road, Suite 203, Batavia, OH 45103. If you have any questions relating to this form please call Scott at 513-732-7499, ext. 7614.