(b) In hotels, tourist houses, lodging houses, rooming houses,
boarding houses, boarding and nursery schools, furnished room houses,
club houses, sorority and fraternity houses, college and school
dormitories, convalescent, old age and nursing homes, any dwelling which
is two or more stories in height, with five or more boarders, roomers or
lodgers residing with any one family, and any multiple dwelling used for
single room occupancy, at least one smoke detecting device shall be
located within each room used for sleeping purposes. In any other
multiple dwelling or portion thereof, there shall be at least one smoke
detecting device located within each apartment or separate living unit,
in an area so that it is clearly audible in each bedroom or other room
used for sleeping purposes, with intervening doors closed; provided,
however, that no smoke detecting device be located more than ten feet
from the entrance to any bedroom or other room used for sleeping
purposes.
(c) Each smoke detecting device shall include a test device to permit
the occupant to readily determine if it is operational.
(d) In addition to complying with the provisions of this section, the
type, location, number, and manner of installation of smoke detecting
devices shall be in accordance with standards prescribed by the state
fire prevention and building code council.