Building Code Council executive committee plans Tuesday work sessions to respond to 120+ public comments on code proposals
The SBCC Executive Committee said staff logged about 118 written comments and 53 oral testifiers and proposed a series of public Tuesday-afternoon work sessions starting in early July to draft responses and prepare a CR103 for final adoption at the Aug. 28 council meeting. Topics include embodied carbon, A2L refrigerants and multiplex housing.
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The Washington State Building Code Council Executive Committee on June 17 said it will hold a series of public Tuesday-afternoon work sessions to review more than 100 public comments on proposed code changes and prepare responses ahead of the council's target final-adoption meeting on Aug. 28. "As a total, for written comments, we have 118, separate written comments," said Dustin Curb, SBCC managing director. "We're sitting somewhere in the range of 120 to 150, total comments to respond to."
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