Question:
Is it the intent of 102.6.1 to require a townhouse building that was completed through rough inspections and issued a Certificate of completion under the 6th edition, to comply with the current code, 7th edition, when a new permit, application date January 2021, for interior improvement is applied for and resulting in a Certificate of Occupancy?
Comment:
Townhouse permit issued under 6th edition, scope of work included completion of the building through rough inspections. Townhouse permit was completed with a Certificate of completion. A new permit for interior improvement was applied for in January 2021 for completion of the interiors in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion. Does the portion of the structure that was completed under the previous code, need to comply with the current code?
Existing Interpretations and/or Declaratory Statements Related to this request
Input Received:
No, however, if completing the requirements of the buildout requires modifications to the existing shell, those modifications would need to meet the new code.
Answer:
No, however, if completing the requirements of the buildout requires modifications to the existing shell, those modifications would need to meet the new code.
Commentary:
None.
Comments on Draft:
I agree, with the addition of FBC Energy compliance.
Agree
Concur with response . .
I agree that under certain circumstances some modifications of the existing work may require modification in order for the buildout scope of work to comply with current code.