state fire marshal; phased permitting

Added population threshold of 30,000 or less for cities or towns to allow local fire code review of state, county, and public school buildings, expanding the original scope which only covered municipal or private buildings without population restrictions.

Changed the designation requirement from 'MUNICIPAL or private buildings' to 'state, county and PUBLIC SCHOOL buildings' to clarify which building types are eligible for local review under the new population threshold.

Minor formatting and line break adjustments throughout the document to align with Senate version standards.

Added specific 60-day and 30-day deadlines for permit review and approval to prevent delays in construction projects.

Introduced a two-phase permit option allowing construction to begin after initial plan review rather than waiting for final approval.

Added new standards for fire protection and exit requirements in workplaces and public gathering places.

Clarified that cities with 100,000+ population can assume fire code enforcement but must still follow state standards for state/county buildings.

Expanded the state fire marshal's inspection authority to include all occupancies except small family dwellings and buildings in larger cities.