Marinas and fire regulation

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The development of the leisure yachting in italy and the presence, along italian coasts, of various structures for pleasure boats, has led in time to the need of adapting the net of marinas to specific fire regulations. That need derives from the fact that, due to the typical characteristics of the activities taking place in a marina, granting suitable safety conditions against those risks is indispensable.

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