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Tullytown adopts updated International Building Code ordinance
Summary
Council adopted Ordinance #412 to update the borough's building codes (last updated 2009) and to allow future code changes to be adopted without a new ordinance, the solicitor said.
Tullytown Borough Council held a public hearing and approved Ordinance #412 to adopt current International Building Code standards.
Solicitor Russ Sacco explained the ordinance updates codes that had not been revised since 2009 and permits the borough to accept future code changes without separate ordinances. On motion by Councilman Pearl the council voted by roll call to adopt the ordinance; the motion carried unanimously.
Council did not record any additional amendments or dissent. The ordinance brings local building standards into alignment with current code provisions and reduces the need for repeated ordinance updates going forward.
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