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2018-65 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 67.2 Residential Building Code
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2015-65
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2018-65 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 67.2 Residential Building Code
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Econ and Com Dev
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11/5/2018
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Many of the inuiucipalities will be adopting the 2015 or even the 2018 version of these codes this year. By updating ours we <br /> will be aligned with the other communities. <br /> The language for actual adoption of these codes as well as any additions,delerions,or amendments that are specific to Decatur <br /> are shown in our City Code Chapters 44,6'7,67.2,68,69,and 70(copies of which are attached). We have eliminated most <br /> changes that were done the last time we adopted new codes. This time we are for the most part adopting those codes"as is" <br /> without many alterations. This will be easier for building designers,contractors and property owners to navigate through when <br /> deternuning requirements for building in our jurisdiction. <br /> One significant requirement that was added to the Residential Building Code beginiung in 2009 was for new single-family homes <br /> to have sprinklers installed.As with all other cotrurnmities in downstate Illinois,we elected to delete that requirement and will <br /> continue to do so until such time when it becomes more feasible for builders to include in an already tight housing market or if it <br /> is mandated by State L.aw. <br /> The goal of these codes and their enforcement is to create and maintain a safe environment for our citizens in their homes, <br /> workplace,and other public buildings.Understanding the importance of encouraging new development and construction in our <br /> coirnnunity,we strive to maintain a"friendly"envirornnent for those who wish to live or do business here. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTIONS: None we are aware of <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: <br /> Changes to City Code Chapters 67 and 67.2 were reviewed,discussed and approved by the Construction and Housing Board of <br /> Appeals. Changes to City Code Ct�apter 69 were reviewed and approved by the Electrical Commission and changes to City <br /> Code Chapter 68 were reviewed and approved by the Heating,Air Conditioning and Refrigeration commission. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: For Building,Electrical,Mechanical and Fuel Gas Code:Ray Lai,Director of Economic& <br /> Conununity Development rlai@decaturil.gov 217-424-2727 For Fire Code:Dan Kline,Deputy Chief of Fire Prevention and <br /> Adnunistration dkline@decaturil.gov 217-424-2811 For Properiy Maintenance Code: Susan Kretsinger,Neighborhood <br /> Inspections Administrator skretsmger@decaturil.gov 217-424-2783 <br /> ATTACHMENTS: <br /> Description Type <br /> Ordinance Ordinancc <br /> Meeringminutes E3ackup Matc:��al <br />
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