Which of the following is NOT listed as a plan type fire departments typically review?

• A. Insurance plans
• B. Building plans
• C. Site plans
• D. Fire protection plans

Answer: (A)

Plan reviews by fire prevention focus on life-safety and fire protection features embedded in design and site plans. Building plans are checked for exits, occupant loads, fire-resistance ratings, and overall layout to support safe egress and effective suppression. Site plans are reviewed to ensure adequate access for firefighting, including driveway layout and hydrant locations, as well as water supply considerations. Fire protection plans detail the design and installation of automatic sprinklers, standpipes, alarms, detectors, and fire department connections. Insurance plans, while important for risk management and funding, do not provide the code-specific life-safety and fire-protection information that fire departments review for permitting. They are not part of the typical plan review process, so insurance plans are not listed as a plan type fire departments typically review.