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Standard Codes Schedule
Subject to the amendments and deletions indicated beneath each code, each of the following codes, including all of
its published appendices and attachments, is adopted, ordained and made a part of the Code of Ordinances of the
City and of each chapter where it is referenced, except as otherwise expressly provided.
International Building Code,2000 Ed.,International Code Congress International,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
2. All roofs must have Class C or better tire resistance,as determined under Sec. 1 505.1
3. All foundations for new buildings and foundation repairs shall be designed by a registered professional
engineer("RPE..),and the work shall be:
a. illustrated in complete plans and specifications signed and sealed by the RPE;
h. based on a soils report from a recognized and reputable firm or agency(Exception:no soils report
is required for a single-story accessory building with less than 450 sq.ft.of gross floor area),and
c. inspected by an RPE who certifies proper construction,before work proceeds further.
4. All concrete footings and foundations must be cured for at least 72 hours before any significant load is
placed on them.
5. All walls and ceilings within an R-1,R-2,R-3 or R-4 type occupancy shall be sheathed with Type X
gypsum board at least 5/8-inch (15.9 mm)thick. Exception: Where this code(IBC)requires otherwise for
moisture protection.
6. Delete: Appendices A(Employee Qualifications),B(Board of Appeals)and D(Fire Districts).
International Residential Code,2000 Ed.,International Code Council,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
2. All amendments and deletions to the other standard codes adopted by this Schedule are also carried forward
and adopted as amendments and deletions from the International Residential Code.
International Mechanical Code,2000 Ed.,International Code Council,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
2. Add to Section M306.3: "There must be a permanently installed stairway,either fixed or folding,to serve
attic space where appliances or equipment are located.--
3. Add to Section M603: All return air ducts must be installed within 10 inches of the finished floor in all
new residential construction and wherever possible in existing buildings."
4. Delete:Appendix MB(Recommended Permit Fee Schedule).
International Plumbing Code,2000 Ed.,International Code Council,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. Chapter 6 of this Code shall apply to enforcement and
administration of this code in the same manner as it applies to the building code. The BSC shall have the
same jurisdiction and authority with respect to this code as it has with respect to the building code(IBC).
2. Delete: Sections P103,P106 and P109 and Appendices PA(Plumbing Permit Fee Schedule)and PG
(Vacuum Drainage System).
3. Even if permitted by this code(IPC),none of the following is allowed for use in the City:Acrylonitrile-
Butadiene-Styrene(ABS)pipe or fittings,polyethylene pipe or fittings,Type M copper,lead-based pipe,
aluminum DWV pipe or components,or air admittance valves.
4. Even if permitted by this code(IPC),PVC and CPVC type water pipe and fittings are not allowed for use in
the City. Exception: PVC water pipe may be used where permitted by this code(IPC),but for underground
installations only.
5. Even if permitted by this code(IPC),wet venting shall not be allowed except when authorized by the BSC,
as a special exception for hardship and unusual cases.
6. Amend Section 1101.2 to read in its entirety as follows: "The provisions of this chapter are applicable to
interior leaders,building storm drains,building storm sewers.exterior conductors,downspouts,roof gutters
and other storm drainage fixtures and facilities."
7. Maximum water meter size,unless an RPE can clearly and convincingly demonstrate the need for a larger
meter in a particular case,is: 3/4ths inch for an irrigation system,or 1-inch for a single-family dwelling.
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International Fuel Gas Code,2000 Ed.,International Code Council,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. Chapter 6 of this Code shall apply to enforcement and
administration of this code in the same manner as it applies to the building code. The BSC shall have the
same jurisdiction and authority with respect to this code as it has with respect to the building code.
2. Delete Sections FG 103,FG 106,and FG 109 and Appendices
3. Even if permitted by this code,copper tubing shall not be used for the yard service line.
4. There must be a permanently-installed stairway,either fixed or folding,to serve attic space where
appliances or equipment are located.
5. Even if permitted by this code, undiluted liquefied petroleum gas,or"LPG,' shall not be used at any fixed
location in the City. Exception: This does not prohibit the use of such gas in quantities of 10 gallons or less.
6. Each new or replaced gas meter shall he located on the same building site that it serves.
International Fire Code,2000 Ed.,International Code Council,Inc.
1. The fire official shall be the tire chief or acing tire chief,who may detail other members of the fire de-
partment or the building inspection division to act as inspectors. Chapter 6 of this Code shall apply to
enforcement and administration of the fire code in the same manner as it applies to the building code
(except that the fire official shall have the powers and duties of the building official under such articles).
2. The BSC shall have the same jurisdiction and authority with respect to the fire code as it has with respect to
the building code.
3. The limits of the fire district referred to in Section 902.1.1 are coextensive with the City limits.
4. Explosives and fireworks,as defined in Chapter 33,are prohibited within the City limits.
5. Notwithstanding Section 2206.7.6(relating to service stations),latch-open-type devices are prohibited.
6. Section-501.4.3 (hours for burning)is amended to read in its entirety as follows:
An incinerator shall not he used or allowed to remain with any combustion inside it: (i)at any time
from an hour preceding sunset on one day until sunrise the following day:or(ii)at any time when
unattended.
National Electrical Code, 1996 Ed.,National Fire Protection Association("NEC").
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
2. See Chapter 8 of this Code for various provisions which override or supplement the NEC.
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CODES TO BE ADOPTED .
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International Building Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix C - Group U - Agricultural Buildings
2. Appendix E - Supplementary Accessibility Requirements
3. Appendix F - Rodent Proofing
4. Appendix G - Flood Resistant Construction
5. Appendix H - Signs
6. Appendix I - Patio Covers
7. Appendix J - Supplementary Accessibility Requirements for Qualified Historic Buildings
and Facilities
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix A- Employee Qualifications
2, Appendix B-Board of Appeals
3. Appendix D- Fire Districts
[See International Building Code §101.2.1, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Residential Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix RAA-Sizing and Capacities of Gas Piping(IFGS)
2. Appendix RAB-Sizing of Venting Systems Serving Appliances Equipped with Draft Hoods,Category I Appliances and
Appliances Listed For use and Type B.Vents(IFGS)
3. Appendix RAC- Exit Terminals of Mechanical Draft and Direct-Vent Systems(IFGS)
4. Appendix RAD-Recommended Procedure for Safety Inspection of an Existing Appliance Installation(IFGS)
5. Appendix RAG-Swimming Pools, Spas and Hot Tubs
6. Appendix RAH- Patio Covers
7. Appendix RAJ-Existing Buildings and Structures
8. Appendix RAK-Sound Transmission
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix RAF- Radon Control Methods
2. Appendix RAI- Private Sewage Disposal
3. Appendix RAE-Manufactured Housing Used as Dwellings
(See International Residential Code §RR102.5) , as published by the International Code Council, Inc.
International Fire Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FE Fire-Flow Requirements for Building
2. Appendix FC Fire Hydrant Locations and Distribution
3. Appendix FD Fire Apparatus Access Roads
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FA Board of Appeals
2. Appendix FE Hazard Categories
3. Appendix FF Hazard Ranking
4. Appendix FG Cryogenic Fluids-Weight and Volume Equivalents
(See International Fire Code §F101.2.1, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Fuel Gas Code including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FGA- Sizing and Capacities of Gas Piping(IFGS)
2. Appendix FGB-Sizing of Venting Systems Serving Appliances Equipped with Draft Hoods, Category I Appliances and
Appliances Listed For use and Type B Vents(IFGS)
3. Appendix FCC-Exit Terminals of Mechanical Draft and Direct-Vent Systems(IFGS)
4.. Appendix FGD- Recommended Procedure for Safety Inspection of an Existing Appliance Installation.(LEGS)
(See International Fuel Gas Code) , as published by the International Code Council, Inc.
International. Mechanical Code, including Appendix Chapters:
.1. Appendix MA-Combustion bustion Air Openings and Chimney Connector Pass-Troughs
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Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix MB-Recommended Permit Fee Schedule
(See International Mechanical Code §M101.2.1 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Plumbing Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix PB Rates of Rainfall for Various Cities
2. Appendix PC Gray Water Recycling Systems
3. Appendix PD Degree Day and Design Temperatures for Cities in the United States
4. Appendix PE Sizing of Water Piping System
5. Appendix PF Structural Safety
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix PA Plumbing Permit Fee Schedule
2. Appendix PG Vacuum Drainage System
(See International Plumbing Code §P101.2, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
Amendments to the Standard Code Schedule
Standard Building Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Building Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. Keep as is.
2. Change Sec 706 to Sec.1505.1
3, No change
4. No change
5. Delete and replace with "All walls and ceilings within a R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 type
occupancy shall be sheathed with 5/8 inch (15.9 mm) type X gypsum board..
Exception. Where this code requires otherwise for moisture protection"
6. Delete#6 in its entirety.
7. Delete#7 in its entirety.
Standard Housing Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to.
International Residential Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, all revisions, restrictions and
amendments to the International Building Coder 2000 Ed., International Mechanical Code,
2000 Ed., International Plumbing Code, 2000 Ed., International Fuel Gas Code, 2000 Ed.,
and the International Fire Code, 2000 Ed. are carried forward as if adopted in this code
as well.
Standard Mechanical Code, /994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Mechanical Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Change Section number from 304.4 to M306.3
3. Change Section number from 605 to M603
Delete Standard Swimming Pool Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Codee Congress International, Inc
Standard Plumbing Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Plumbing- Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc:.
i. No change
1. Should read: Delete sections P103, P106, P109
2. Should read:. Add at the beginning of Section. P3.03.: "Even. though permitted by this. rode,.
none of the following are allowed for use in the City: (use the existing wording for the
list)
3. Delete # 4 in its entirety..
4. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, PVC and CPVC type water pipe and
fittings are prohibited.
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a. Exception: PVC water pipe may be used where permitted by code for underground
installations,
5. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, wet venting shall not be allowed except
when authorized by the Building Standards Commission in hardship or unusual cases.
6. No Change
7. No Change
Add: Even though permitted by this code, all private sewage disposal systems shall be
S. a n ivate ee,
prohibited.
Standard vas Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Fuel Cas Code, 2000 Ed. International Cede Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Should read: Delete sections, FG103, FG106, FG109.
3. Add: Even though permitted by this code copper tubing shall not be used for the yard
service line.
4. Delete ## 4 in its entirety.
5. Delete the words "Add to section 402.8"
6. Change to: Even though permitted by this code, undiluted liquefied petroleum gas, or
"LPG," shall not be used at any fixed location in the City. Exception: This does not
prohibit the use of such gas in quantities of 10 gallons or less.
7. No change
Standard Eire Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Fire Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. No change
3. Delete#3 in its entirety
4. No change
5. Change to: Explosives and Fireworks as defined in Chapter 33 are prohibited within the
city limits.
6. Change section number to Sec. 2206.7.6 and reword to prohibit latch open devices.
7. Change section number to Sec. 603.8,4
National Electrical Code, 1996 Ed., National Fire Protection Association ("NFPA") change to
National Fire Protection Association, NFPA 70 1999 Ed. "National Electrical Code".
1. No change
2. No change
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Exhibit A
Standard Codes Schedule
Subject to the amendments and deletions indicated beneath each code, each of the following codes, including all of
its published appendices and attachments, is adopted, ordained and made a part of the Code of Ordinances of the
City and of each chapter where it is referenced, except as otherwise expressly provided.
Standard Building Code,1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
2. All roofs must have Class C or better fire resistance,as determined under Sec. 706
3. All foundations for new buildings and foundation repairs shall be designed by a registered professional
engineer("RPE"),and the work shall be:
a. illustrated in complete plans and specifications signed and sealed by the RPE;
b. based on a soils report from a recognized and reputable firm or agency(Exception:no soils report
is required for a single-story accessory building with less than 450 sq. ft. of gross floor area);and
c. inspected by an RPE who certifies proper construction,before work proceeds further.
4. All concrete footings and foundations must be cured for at least 72 hours before any significant load is
placed on them.
5. In Paragraph 411.2.6,delete the exception for Group R-3 buildings.
6. In Paragraph 1007.1.5(stairways),delete the exception for Group R-3 buildings.
7. Delete: Sections 102.2, 104 and 108 and Appendices B,C,F,G,H and J.
Standard Housing Code,1994 Ed.,Southern Building Code Congress International,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
Standard Mechanical Code,1994 Ed.,Southern Building Code Congress International,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
2. Add to Section 304.4: "There must be a permanently installed stairway,either fixed or folding,to serve
attic space where appliances or equipment are located."
3. Add to Section 605:"All return air ducts must be installed within 10 inches of the finished floor in all new
residential construction and wherever possible in existing buildings."
Standard Swimming Pool Code,1994 Ed.,Southern Building Code Congress Int'l,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings,variances etc. are handled by the BSC.
Standard Plumbing Code,1994 Ed.,Southern Building Code Congress International,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. Chapter 6 of this Code shall apply to enforcement and
administration of this code in the same manner as it applies to the building code. The BSC shall have the
same jurisdiction and authority with respect to this code as it has with respect to the building code.
2. Delete: Sections 102, 104, 108,307.4,701.8,Chapter 16,Appendices B,C,E and H,and Sections 102.5
and 105 of Appendix D.
3. Add at the beginning of Section 303.1:"Even though listed in Table 500,none of the following is allowed
for use in the City: Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene(ABS)pipe or fittings, polyethylene pipe or fittings,
Type M copper, lead-based pipe, aluminum DWV pipe or components,or air admittance valves."
4. Delete from Section 409.8.2:"Shower compartments located in basements, cellars or in other rooms in
which the floor has been laid directly on the ground surface need not be lined."
+5. Add to Sections 611.2 and 611.3: "PVC water pipe may not be used except underground and outside a
building,in accordance with Table 500."
6. Delete Sections 911.1,911.2 and 911.3 and insert:"Wet Venting. Wet venting shall not be allowed except
when authorized by the plumbing official in hardship or unusual cases."
7. Amend Section 1101.2 to read in its entirety as follows: "The provisions of this chapter are applicable to
interior leaders,building storm drains,building storm sewers,exterior conductors, downspouts, roof
gutters and other storm drainage fixtures and facilities."
8. Maximum water meter size,unless an RPE can clearly and convincingly demonstrate the need for a larger
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meter in a particular case, is:(1)3/4ths-inch for irrigation single-family n systems, (211-inch for single family dwellings.
Standard Gas Code,1994 Ed.,Southern Building Code Congress International,Inc.
1. The administrative officer is the building official. Chapter 6 of this Code shall apply to enforcement and
administration of this code in the same manner as it applies to the building code. The BSC shall have the
same jurisdiction and authority with respect to this code as it has with respect to the building code.
2. Delete Sections 102, 104 and 108 and Appendices B and C.
3. Add to Section 306.2: "Copper tubing shall not be used for the yard service line."
4. Amend Section 311.2 to read in its entirety as follows: "Low pressure(not to exceed 0.5 PSI) gas piping
shall withstand a pressure of at least 10 inches of mercury for a period of time not less than 10 minutes
without showing a drop in pressure,except that the following shall apply in the case of new construction:
The newly-constructed system must withstand a pressure of at least 25 PSI for a period of not less than 10
minutes without showing any drop in pressure as an initial pressure test,and the system must also
withstand a pressure of at least 10 inches of mercury for a period of not less than 10 minutes without
showing any drop in pressure as a final test. Higher pressure piping must withstand pressure of at least 10
PSI,but never less than twice the maximum pressure to which the piping will be subjected in operation,for
a period of at least 10 minutes without showing a drop in pressure,but the higher pressures required for
new construction,above,shall be used to test new construction in lieu of the 10 PSI level prescribed by this
sentence."
5. Add to Section 402.8: "There must be a permanently-installed stairway,either fixed or folding,to serve
attic space where appliances or equipment are located."
6. Delete Chapter 9 and insert:"Undiluted liquefied petroleum gas,or"LPG,"shall not be used at any fixed
location in the City. Exception: This does not prohibit the use of such gas in quantities of 10 gallons or
less."
7. Each new or replaced gas meter shall be located on the same building site that it serves.
Standard Fire Prevention Code,1994 Ed.,Southern Building Code Congress Int'l,Inc.
1. The fire official shall be the fire chief or acing fire chief,who may detail other members of the fire de-
partment or the building inspection division to act as inspectors. Chapter 6 of this Code shall apply to
} enforcement and administration of the fire code in the same manner as it applies to the building code
(except that the fire official shall have the powers and duties of the building official under such articles).
2. The BSC shall have the same jurisdiction and authority with respect to the fire code as it has with respect to
the building code.
3. Delete all appendices and attachments except Sections A101.3.5(maintenance)and A103.1.1 (permits).
4. The limits of the fire district referred to in Section 902.1.1 are coextensive with the City limits.
5. The limits of the district referred to in Section 1901.4.2(wherein storage of explosives and blasting agents
is prohibited)are coextensive with the City limits.
6. Section 907.4.3 ( service stations)is amended by adding the words "without a hold_open device"
following the phrase"a listed automatic closing type."
7. Section 501.4.3 (hours for burning)is amended to read in its entirety as follows:
An incinerator shall not be used or allowed to remain with any combustion inside it:(i)at any
time from an hour preceding sunset on one day until sunrise the following day;or(ii)at any time
when unattended.
National Electrical Code, 1996 Ed., National Fire Protection Association("NEC").
1. The administrative officer is the building official. All hearings, variances etc.are handled by the BSC.
2. See Chapter 8 of this Code for various provisions which override or supplement the NEC.
BOCA National Building Code, 1996 Ed., Building Officials&Code Administrators International,Inc.
Only Sections 3108(Radio And Television Towers)and 3109(Radio And Television Antennas),
together with any necessary definitions or interpretative aids,are adopted. See Subchapter G of Chapter 6
of this Code.
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CODES TO BE ADOPTED.
International Building Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix C - Group U - Agricultural Buildings
2. Appendix E - Supplementary Accessibility Requirements
3. Appendix F - Rodent Proofing
4. Appendix G - Flood Resistant Construction
5. Appendix H - Signs
6. Appendix I - Patio Covers
7. Appendix J - Supplementary Accessibility Requirements for Qualified Historic Buildings
and Facilities
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix A-Employee Qualifications
2. Appendix B-Board of Appeals
3. Appendix D-Fire Districts
[See International Building Code §101.2.1, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Residential Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix RAA-Sizing and Capacities of Gas Piping (IFGS)
2. Appendix RAB-Sizing of Venting Systems Serving Appliances Equipped with Draft Hoods, Category I Appliances and
Appliances Listed For use and Type B Vents(IFGS)
3. Appendix RAC-Exit Terminals of Mechanical Draft and Direct-Vent Systems(IFGS)
4. Appendix RAD-Recommended Procedure for Safety Inspection of an Existing Appliance Installation (IFGS)
5. Appendix RAG-Swimming Pools, Spas and Hot Tubs
6. Appendix RAH-Patio Covers
7. Appendix RAJ- Existing Buildings and Structures
8. Appendix RAK-Sound Transmission
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix RAF- Radon Control Methods
2. Appendix RAI -Private Sewage Disposal
3. Appendix RAE- Manufactured Housing Used as Dwellings
(See International Residential Code §RR102.5) , as published by the International Code Council, Inc.
International Fire Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FB Fire-Flow Requirements for Building
2. Appendix FC Fire Hydrant Locations and Distribution
3. Appendix FD Fire Apparatus Access Roads
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FA Board of Appeals
2. Appendix FE Hazard Categories
3. Appendix FF Hazard Ranking
4. Appendix FG Cryogenic Fluids-Weight and Volume Equivalents
(See International Fire Code §F101.2.1, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Fuel Gas Code including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FGA-Sizing and Capacities of Gas Piping (IFGS)
2. Appendix FGB-Sizing of Venting Systems Serving Appliances Equipped with Draft Hoods, Category I Appliances and
Appliances Listed For use and Type B Vents(IFGS)
3. Appendix FGC-Exit Terminals of Mechanical Draft and Direct-Vent Systems(IFGS)
4. Appendix FGD-Recommended Procedure for Safety Inspection of an Existing Appliance Installation (IFGS)
(See International Fuel Gas Code) , as published by the International Code Council, Inc.
International Mechanical Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix MA-Combustion Air Openings and Chimney Connector Pass-Troughs
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Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix MB-Recommended Permit Fee Schedule
(See International Mechanical Code §M101.2.1 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Plumbing Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix PB Rates of Rainfall for Various Cities
2. Appendix PC Gray Water Recycling Systems
3. Appendix PD Degree Day and Design Temperatures for Cities in the United States
4. Appendix PE Sizing of Water Piping System
5. Appendix PF Structural Safety
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix PA Plumbing Permit Fee Schedule
2. Appendix PG Vacuum Drainage System
(See International Plumbing Code §P101.2, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
Amendments to the Standard Code Schedule
Standard Building Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Building Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. Keep as is.
2. Change Sec 706 to Sec.1505.1
3. No change
4. No change
5. Delete and replace with "All walls and ceilings within a R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 type
occupancy shall be sheathed with 5/8 inch (15.9 mm) type X gypsum board.
Exception. Where this code requires otherwise for moisture protection"
6. Delete#6 in its entirety.
7. Delete#7 in its entirety.
Standard Housing Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Residential Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, all revisions, restrictions and
amendments to the International Building Code, 2000 Ed. , International Mechanical Code,
2000 Ed. , International Plumbing Code, 2000 Ed. , International Fuel Gas Code, 2000 Ed. ,
and the International Fire Code, 2000 Ed. are carried forward as if adopted in this code
as well.
Standard Mechanical Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Mechanical Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Change Section number from 304.4 to M306.3
3. Change Section number from 605 to M603
Delete Standard Swimming Pool Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc
Standard Plumbing Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Plumbing Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
1. Should read: Delete sections P103, P106, P109
2. Should read: Add at the beginning of Section P303: "Even though permitted by this code,
none of the following are allowed for use in the City: (use the existing wording for the
list)
3. Delete # 4 in its entirety.
4. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, PVC and CPVC type water pipe and
fittings are prohibited.
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a. Exception: PVC water pipe may be used where permitted by code for underground
installations.
5. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, wet venting shall not be allowed except
when authorized by the Building Standards Commission in hardship or unusual cases.
6. No Change
7. No Change
8. Add: Even though permitted by this code, all private sewage disposal systems shall be
prohibited.
Standard Gas Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Fuel Gas Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Should read: Delete sections, FG103, FG106, FG109.
3. Add: Even though permitted by this code copper tubing shall not be used for the yard
service line.
4. Delete # 4 in its entirety.
5. Delete the words "Add to section 402.8"
6. Change to: Even though permitted by this code, undiluted liquefied petroleum gas, or
"LPG," shall not be used at any fixed location in the City. Exception: This does not
prohibit the use of such gas in quantities of 10 gallons or less.
7. No change
Standard Fire Code, 1994 Ed. , Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Fire Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. No change
3. Delete#3 in its entirety
4. No change
5. Change to: Explosives and Fireworks as defined in Chapter 33 are prohibited within the
city limits.
6. Change section number to Sec. 2206.7.6 and reword to prohibit latch open devices.
7. Change section number to Sec. 603.8.4
National Electrical Code, 1996 Ed., National Fire Protection Association ("NFPA") change to
National Fire Protection Association, NFPA 70 1999 Ed. "National Electrical Code".
1. No change
2. No change
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CODES TO BE ADOPTED.
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International Building Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix C - Group U - Agricultural Buildings
2. Appendix E - Supplementary Accessibility Requirements
3. Appendix F - Rodent Proofing
4. Appendix G - Flood Resistant Construction
5. Appendix H - Signs
6. Appendix I - Patio Covers
7. Appendix J - Supplementary Accessibility Requirements for Qualified Historic Buildings
and Facilities
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix A- Employee Qualifications
2. Appendix B- Board of Appeals
3. Appendix D- Fire Districts
[See International Building Code §101.2.1, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Residential Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix RAA-Sizing and Capacities of Gas Piping(IFGS)
2. Appendix RAB-Sizing of Venting Systems Serving Appliances Equipped with Draft Hoods, Category I Appliances and
Appliances Listed For use and Type B Vents (IFGS)
3. Appendix RAC- Exit Terminals of Mechanical Draft and Direct-Vent Systems (IFGS)
4. Appendix RAD- Recommended Procedure for Safety Inspection of an Existing Appliance Installation (IFGS)
5. Appendix RAG -Swimming Pools, Spas and Hot Tubs
6. Appendix RAH- Patio Covers
7. Appendix RAJ - Existing Buildings and Structures
8. Appendix RAK-Sound Transmission
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix RAF- Radon Control Methods
2. Appendix RAI - Private Sewage Disposal
3. Appendix RAE- Manufactured Housing Used as Dwellings
(See International Residential Code §RR102.5) , as published by the International Code Council, Inc.
International Fire Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FA Board of Appeals
2. Appendix FB Fire-Flow Requirements for Building
3. Appendix FC Fire Hydrant Locations and Distribution
4. Appendix FD Fire Apparatus Access Roads
5. Appendix FE Hazard Categories
6. Appendix FF Hazard Ranking
7. Appendix FG Cryogenic Fluids-Weight and Volume Equivalents
(See International Fire Code §F101.2.1, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Fuel Gas Code including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix FGA-Sizing and Capacities of Gas Piping (IFGS)
2. Appendix FGB-Sizing of Venting Systems Serving Appliances Equipped with Draft Hoods, Category I Appliances and
Appliances Listed For use and Type B Vents (IFGS)
3. Appendix FGC- Exit Terminals of Mechanical Draft and Direct-Vent Systems(IFGS)
4. Appendix FGD- Recommended Procedure for Safety Inspection of an Existing Appliance Installation (IFGS)
(See International Fuel Gas Code) , as published by the International Code Council, Inc.
International Mechanical Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix MA- Combustion Air Openings and Chimney Connector Pass-Troughs
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix MB- Recommended Permit Fee Schedule
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(See International Mechanical Code §M101.2.1 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
International Plumbing Code, including Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix PB Rates of Rainfall for Various Cities
2. Appendix PC Gray Water Recycling Systems
3. Appendix PD Degree Day and Design Temperatures for Cities in the United States
4. Appendix PE Sizing of Water Piping System
5. Appendix PF Structural Safety
Excluding Appendix Chapters:
1. Appendix PA Plumbing Permit Fee Schedule
2. Appendix PG Vacuum Drainage System
(See International Plumbing Code §P101.2, 2000 edition) , as published by the International Code
Council, Inc.
Amendments to the Standard Code Schedule
Standard Building Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Building Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. Keep as is.
2. Change Sec 706 to Sec.1505.1
3. No change
4. No change
5. Delete and replace with "All walls and ceilings within a R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 type
occupancy shall be sheathed with 5/8 inch (15.9 mm) type X gypsum board.
Exception. Where this code requires otherwise for moisture protection"
6. Delete#6 in its entirety.
7. Delete#7 in its entirety.
Standard Housing Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Residential Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, all revisions, restrictions and
amendments to the International Building Code, 2000 Ed. , International Mechanical Code,
2000 Ed. , International Plumbing Code, 2000 Ed. , International Fuel Gas Code, 2000 Ed. ,
and the International Fire Code, 2000 Ed. are carried forward as if adopted in this code
as well.
Standard Mechanical Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Mechanical Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Change Section number from 304.4 to M306.3
3. Change Section number from 605 to M603
Delete Standard Swimming Pool Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc
Standard Plumbing Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Plumbing Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
1. Should read: Delete sections P103, P106, P109
2. Should read: Add at the beginning of Section P303: "Even though permitted by this code,
none of the following are allowed for use in the City: (use the existing wording for the
list)
3. Delete # 4 in its entirety.
4. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, PVC and CPVC type water pipe and
fittings are prohibited.
a. Exception: PVC water pipe may be used where permitted by code for underground
installations.
5. Should read: Even though permitted by this code, wet venting shall not be allowed except
when authorized by the Building Standards Commission in hardship or unusual cases.
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6. No Change
$ 7. No Change
8. Add: Even though permitted by this code, all private sewage disposal systems shall be
prohibited.
Standard Gas Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Fuel Gas Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. Should read: Delete sections, FG103, FG106, FG109.
3. Add: Even though permitted by this code copper tubing shall not be used for the yard
service line.
4. Delete # 4 in its entirety.
5. Delete the words "Add to section 402.8"
6. Change to: Even though permitted by this code, undiluted liquefied petroleum gas, or
"LPG, " shall not be used at any fixed location in the City. Exception: This does not
prohibit the use of such gas in quantities of 10 gallons or less.
7. No change
Standard Fire Code, 1994 Ed., Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc change to
International Fire Code, 2000 Ed. International Code Council, Inc.
1. No change
2. No change
3.
4. No change
5.
6.
7.
National Electrical Code, 1996 Ed., National Fire Protection Association ("NFPA") change to
National Fire Protection Association, NFPA 70 1999 Ed. "National Electrical Code".
1. No change
2. No change