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Dana Point council removes local sprinkler mandates for some residential work, reverting to state code
Summary
The council voted to delete several local amendments that had required fire sprinklers in certain remodels and additions to one‑ and two‑family dwellings, returning to baseline California building and fire code requirements. Supporters cited cost savings for homeowners.
The Dana Point City Council voted Jan. 20 to remove local amendments to the California Residential, Building and Fire Codes that had required fire‑sprinkler installation under several local triggers for existing single‑family and two‑family dwellings.
City Building official presented staff’s recommendation to delete the city’s added conditions…
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