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BUILDING CODEMinimum local and/or state regulations established to protect health and safety, which apply to building design, construction, rehabilitation, repair, materials, occupancy and use; community ordinance [..]
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BUILDING CODELocal Council regulations that control design, construction and materials used in construction.
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BUILDING CODERegulations that ensure the safety and material compliance of new construction within a municipality. Building codes are localized to ensure they are adequate to meet the risk of common hazards.
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BUILDING CODEDefinition The laws set forth by the local government regarding end use of a given piece of property. These laws may dictate the design, materials used, and/or types of improvements that will be allow [..]
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BUILDING CODEbased on agreed upon safety standards within a specific area, a building code is a regulation that determines the design, construction, and materials used in building.
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BUILDING CODEThe various laws set forth by the ruling municipality as to the end use of a certain piece of property. They dictate the criteria for design, materials and types of improvements allowed.
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BUILDING CODEAn ordinance which sets forth requirements for building design and ...
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BUILDING CODEThe national, mandatory standards for building work. All building work in New Zealand must comply with the Building Code. Building consent
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BUILDING CODEState and/or local regulations governing public health, welfare and safety of construction and maintenance. Return to TOP
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BUILDING CODERegulations established by a recognized agency such as U.B.C. describing design loads, procedures, and construction details for structures. Usually applying to designated geographical areas (city, cou [..]
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BUILDING CODECommunity ordinances governing the manner in which a home may be constructed or modified.
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BUILDING CODERegulations issued by state and local governments that establish standards for the construction, modification and repair of buildings and other structures in the interest of public health, safety and [..]
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BUILDING CODERegulations, ordinances or statutory requirements of a governmental unit relating to building construction and occupancy.
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BUILDING CODEA set of ordinances or regulations and associated standards intended to control aspects of the design, construction, materials, alteration and occupancy of structures that are necessary to ensure human safety and welfare, including resistance to collapse and damage. Comment: Building codes can include both technical and functional standards. They s [..]
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BUILDING CODECodes that architects, builders, and developers use that are in compliance with agreed upon safety standards in a specific area. A building code is a regulation that determines the design, constructio [..]
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BUILDING CODEAccording to 10 CFR 434.201 [Title 10 – Energy; Chapter II -- Department of Energy; Subchapter D -- Energy Conservation; Part 434 -- Energy Code for New Federal Commercial and Multi-Family High Rise R [..]
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BUILDING CODERegulations that are followed for a property or building.
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BUILDING CODEA set of laws, usually enacted by city ordinance or other local jurisdiction, regulating the design, materials and construction of buildings.
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BUILDING CODERegulations that ensure the safety and material compliance of new construction within a municipality. Building codes are localized to ensure they are adequate to meet the risk of common hazards.
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BUILDING CODEA comprehensive set of laws that controls the construction or remodeling of a home or other structure.
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BUILDING CODELocal regulations having to do with design and construction of a building. This means, of course, that it's not OK to build a house made of oatmeal, no matter what that builder may tell you.
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BUILDING CODERegulations established by a recognized agency describing design loads, procedures, quality of materials, and construction details for buildings for the protection of the public.
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BUILDING CODESee Code.
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BUILDING CODEStandards or Regulations for construction which are designed to ensure Safety against electrical hazards, fires, etc.
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BUILDING CODEMunicipal or other governmental ordinances regulating the type of construction of buildings within its jurisdiction.
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BUILDING CODEA set of minimum regulations respecting the safety of buildings with reference to public health, fire protection and structural sufficiency.
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BUILDING CODELocal regulations that specify minimum structural requirements for design of, construction of, and materials used in a home or office building. Building codes are based on safety and health standards.
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BUILDING CODESee International Building Code below.
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