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## PRIVATE FIRE HYDRANT TEST AND CERTIFICATION REPORT
All parks must return this form to the enforcement agency for the park.
### Part 1. IDENTIFICATION—PARK AND PARK OPERATOR
| CERTIFICATIONS | YES | NO | CORRECTED & PASSED |
| 1. Hydrant stems and valves operate fully, freely, and are properly lubricated. | | | |
| 2. All hydrant threads and caps are undamaged. | | | |
| 3. Where subject to vehicular damage, hydrants are physically protected. | | | |
| 4. Area around all hydrants has a minimum of 36 inches of unobstructed access. | | | |
| 5. All hydrant outlets are 14 inches to 24 inches above grade. (Standpipe outlets need not be a specific height, but must be readily accessible.) | | | |
| 6. Each hydrant is clearly identified or marked. | | | |
| 7. Each 11/2-inch hydrant has an approved hose in a marked enclosure. | | | |
All NO answers are violations and will prohibit the issuance of the park's Permit to Operate.
## Verification:
I verify under penalty of perjury that either this park is exempt ___ from testing requirements or the hydrant operation is in compliance. Park owner or operator
### Part 4. FIVE-YEAR FIRE HYDRANT WATER FLOW TEST
| HCD—Mobilehome Parks ProgramP.O. Box 278180Sacramento, CA 95827-8180 |
| Part 1. IDENTIFICATION—PARK AND PARK OPERATOR |
| Park Name and Park ID #: Enter the name of the park and park identification number as shown on the Permit to Operate. |
| Park Address: Enter the physical address of the park. |
| Park Operator: Enter the name, address, telephone number, and email address of the park operator. |
| Part 2. CERTIFICATION EXCEPTIONS |
| These certificate requirements do not apply to:\n• Parks with public hydrants where the local water district owns the water or hydrant system and performs regular hydrant testing.\nList the name of the water company.\n• Parks without hydrants constructed prior to September 1, 1968.\n• Parks without hydrants with 14 or less total spaces.\n• Parks without hydrants constructed after September 1, 1968. |
| All parks with hydrants must have them tested and certified regardless of park size or date of construction. |
| IF ANY OF THESE EXCEPTIONS APPLY TO YOUR PARK, YOU DO NOT NEED TO COMPLETE PARTS 3-5. |
### Part 3. ANNUAL FIRE HYDRANT OPERATION TEST*
Initial the appropriate column to indicate where the hydrant(s):
• Stems and valves fully operate, open and close freely, and have the proper lubrication.
Caps, seals, and threads are undamaged.
• Are provided physical protection if subject to vehicular damage.
Has a minimum of 36 inches of clear space around hydrant(s).
• Outlets are between 14 and 24 inches above grade. Standpipe outlets need not be a specific height but must be readily accessible.
• Is clearly identified or marked for easy location in an emergency.
- That are 1 1/2 inch, have a 75-foot hose on a rack, or reel contained in an enclosed cabinet marked "FIRE HOSE" in 4-inch contrasting letters.
THE PARK OWNER/OPERATOR'S SIGNATURE VERIFYING AN EXCEPTION IS REQUIRED IN PART 3.