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The group will develop a campus fire safety plan that could include changes in state laws, regulations and policies covering fire safety in college dormitories and residence halls.

Lord & Taylor was cited on Aug. 18, 2006, for failing to submit a new or revised fire safety plan for approval by the Fire Department, the officials said.

"It's a little cumbersome, but the fire safety plan could be very useful to a board guided by insightful management," Mr. Grant said.

The building was ordered, for example, to submit a fire safety plan and evacuation procedure, make sure the alarm was on at all times, post adequate signs, and cover an exposed wire.

In an Oct. 30 letter, drafted by Ms. Tiven's office and signed by the mayor, the city demanded that the United Nations provide proof of, among other things, a fire safety plan, additional smoke detectors, and resolution of the remainder of the 866 violations by early next year.

She added that the building had made residents aware of its fire safety plan, but could not give details about the plan itself.

Companies also want improved fire safety plans and protection for mailrooms and loading docks.

The rule -- officially designated as Section 43-01 of Title 3 of the Rules of the City of New York -- requires owners to prepare and post building-specific fire safety plans and distribute them to occupants and service employees.

THE New York City Fire Department held a public hearing last month and solicited written comments on a proposed rule that would require the posting of fire safety plans in every apartment in virtually every residential building.

What: Four events on Saturdays in April as part of "Home Fire Safety Campaign". (Goal is to reduce the number of home fire deaths nationally by 25% over 5 years). At each of these events, we install free smoke alarms in the homes of residents in "vulnerable communities". We also provide a home fire safety planning "primer" in about 20 minutes.

How to comply with recent fire code regulations that require residential buildings to prepare fire safety plans and how to safeguard buildings from corrupt vendors are among the subjects to be tackled on Thursday at the New York Hilton at the 14th annual Co-op and Condo Expo, sponsored by The Cooperator, a monthly publication.