Committee reviews proposed updates to Topeka’s property‑maintenance code, including fire and carbon‑monoxide provisions
Topeka — City staff walked the Public Health and Safety Committee through proposed local adaptations of the International Property Maintenance Code, emphasizing abatement language, tenant definitions, fire‑safety coordination and a possible carbon‑monoxide alarm requirement.
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Topeka — City staff walked the Public Health and Safety Committee through proposed local adaptations of the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) on Sept. 17, emphasizing targeted updates to abatement language, tenant definitions, fire‑safety coordination and the possible addition of carbon‑monoxide requirements.
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