Far am I to challenge Mr Layton on a standpipe question. However, my first 
reaction was why not. Pumps and underground are shared between buildings, why 
not between a building and a marina? Connected to a 1000 gpm pump, it would 
most likely end up automatic wet instead of manual dry.   
  

  
This opinion is based only on information previously received. There may be 
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Todd Williams     

  
Fire Protection Design/Consulting
  
Stonington, CT
  
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> On Jul 30, 2024 at 3:06 PM,  <John Irwin (mailto:[email protected])> 
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> I have a situation I have not come across before. New construction of an 8 
> story hotel at the marina. Plans also call for a manual dry dock hose system. 
> This will require, one, maybe two hose valves. The dock is located on the 
> side of the hotel opposite the street. Civil plans call for an underground 
> run from the front of the hotel, all the way around the property, along the 
> sea wall, to the dock.
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> I have a stair well, with a stand pipe in it, about 20 ft from where the dock 
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> Can I delete the manual dry hose and feed from the hotel stand pipe system? 
> Or even directly from the fire pump would be preferable to all the 
> underground work. Can I change the FDC sign on the front of the hotel to 
> include the dock hose valves? “Hotel  &  Dock FDC”
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> My pump is already 1000GPM. Would adding these hose valves effectively make 
> them part of the stand pipe system? Is there any reason in NFPA 13 or 14 that 
> I can’t extend my stand pipe system out horizontally?
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