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San Francisco staff prepare industry for switch to International Codes and Title 24 guidance
Summary
DBI and Planning staff reviewed the state's transition to the International Codes (effective Jan. 2008), said they reduced local amendments where possible, noted opportunities for design and wood construction, and announced training sessions and an Oct. 11–12 summit to help the industry and smaller designers prepare.
Commissioners received an overview of upcoming code changes and training plans tied to the state's adoption of the International Codes, which replace the older Uniform Building Code in California beginning in January 2008.
DBI Director Islam Hassanen explained the state building standards commission adopted the International Building Code and related model codes; local jurisdictions may retain narrowly tailored amendments tied to topography, geology or climate. He said…
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