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House approves bill tying some state building-code requirements to international standards
Summary
The Colorado House on Feb. 4 passed House Bill 1030, which requires certain building codes to meet accessibility standards at least as stringent as the International Building Code; the measure drew objections from members concerned about state preemption and local control.
The House on Feb. 4 adopted House Bill 1030, a measure by Representatives Joseph and Stuart R. and Senators Cutter and Winter that requires certain building-code accessibility standards to be at least as stringent as the International Building Code.
Supporters moved the bill on third reading and final passage; the clerk announced the result as recorded: "With 41 I 22 no and 2 excused House Bill 10 30 is adopted." The majority leader opened the motion to pass on third…
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