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Oak Grove reviews proposed 2017/2018 building-code updates; staff recommends phased adoption

Board of Alderwomen, City of Oak Grove · July 15, 2024
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Summary

City staff presented proposed amendments to Chapter 500 (building codes), recommending adoption of selected provisions from the 2017 and 2018 technical codes with local modifications. Key proposed changes include raising the permit exemption threshold for accessory structures to 120 sq ft, requiring daylighting of garage floor drains, requiring backwater valves at sewer connections, adopting radon Appendix F, and a planned adoption timeline with public comment.

City staff presented a multi-part review of proposed amendments to Oak Grove’s municipal building code on July 15, outlining planned adoptions of selected 2017/2018 technical code provisions with local modifications.

Justin (staff) told the board staff reviewed the city’s current codebooks (adopted previously from the 2012 cycle) and compared local practices to neighboring jurisdictions. "For the past few months, staff has been reviewing the proposed additions, deletions, and amendments regarding the adoption of the 2017 and 2018 technical codes," Justin said, summarizing the consultant and staff review of definitions and provisions to be updated.

Among the more consequential changes staff highlighted: - Accessory structures:…

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