Buildings that are not fire resistive should be located how far from a point of transfer?

The correct distance for buildings that are not fire resistive to be located from a point of transfer is 25 feet. This requirement is based on safety regulations that aim to minimize the risk of potential fire hazards associated with propane gas transfers. Non-fire-resistive buildings have less capability to withstand and contain a fire, which makes it critical to maintain a safe distance from any potential ignition source or area where propane might be stored or transferred.

The 25-foot distance provides a buffer zone that helps to protect the structural integrity of the building and limits the potential for fire spread. This distance ensures that even in the event of an accident or emergency related to propane transfer, there is adequate space to reduce the risk of a fire impacting nearby structures, thereby enhancing safety for people and property in the vicinity.