State building code definition

State building code means the combined specialty codes.
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State building code means the codes adopted by and referenced in chapter 19.27 RCW; the state energy code; and any other codes so designated by the Washington state legislature as adopted and amended by the council.
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State building code or “code” means the state building code provided for in section 103A.7.
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Examples of State building code in a sentence

  • Buyer will be billed for any additional cost to Seller if there are changes in the local or State building code, after Buyer and Seller sign the agreement.

  • Many multi- level displays are designed without risers, which is not permitted by the Massachusetts State building code as the stairway is a part of a means of egress.

  • Guardrails Any platform(s) exceeding 30” in height will require a Massachusetts State building code compliant guardrail system.

  • Stairs Stair construction shall meet Massachusetts State building code for riser height of 7” maximum and a tread depth of 11” minimum.

  • State building code, Chapter 19.27 RCW and Energy-related building standards, Chapter 19.27A RCW, and Provisions in buildings for aged and handicapped persons, Chapter 70.92 RCW.


More Definitions of State building code

State building code means the state building code provided for in this chapter.
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State building code means the building code adopted pursuant to section 29-252;
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State building code means the state building code provided for in 50-60-203 or any portion of the code of limited application and any of its modifications or amendments."
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State building code means the codes adopted and
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State building code means the combined specialty codes adopted by the State of Oregon.
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State building code means the building codes adopted by the State of North Carolina Building Code Council and collectively referred to as the “technical codes” including the technical codes denominated Accessibility, Building, Electrical, Energy, Existing Buildings, Fire Prevention, Fuel Gas, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Residential.
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State building code means the entire contents of this rule and the referenced national standards and codes.
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