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Commission fixes typographical error in 2021 International Residential Code appendix lettering
Summary
Robertson County commissioners corrected a misprint in their resolution adopting 2021 International Residential Code appendices, clarifying that Appendix letters include a leading 'A' (for example, 'A through AJ'); planning staff said the underlying appendices adopted did not change.
Chair announced a correction to a previously published resolution regarding the county’s adoption of the 2021 International Residential Code: the printed language omitted a leading 'A' in the appendix lettering. The chair explained the amendment is to change references such as "j and m through q" to read "A through AJ and A M through A Q" (add a leading 'A' in front of appendix letters).
Hunter, the planning staff member, told commissioners that nothing substantive about the appendices changed: "We're still accepting the same appendixes that originally were, but when we received the new book in, they had added an A in front of the letter for the appendixes that was not there the following year. So we didn't realize that they had added that. So this is just to correct it." The county adopted the corrected reference to ensure the code book language and the county resolution match.
The correction was presented during the public hearing portion prior to the zoning votes and was handled as a technical amendment to previously published resolution language.
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