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Committee narrows glazing-certification bill, advances higher thresholds and delayed timeline
Summary
House Bill 2680, which would require national glazing certifications on large public projects to reduce moisture intrusion, was narrowed by amendment to raise project-size thresholds and delay certification deadlines; the committee adopted the dash-5 amendment and advanced the bill to the floor.
The House Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection on April 8 adopted a narrowed amendment to House Bill 2680, a measure that would require national glazing certifications for contractors on certain public projects involving fenestration products (windows, curtainwall, storefronts) to reduce moisture intrusion and improve installation quality.
Sponsor testimony: Mark Long of Glazers Local 740 said stakeholders and legislators negotiated changes to focus the bill on larger projects and to extend the timeline so workers and…
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