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The public is invited to review and comment on Seattle's
draft amendments to the 2003 International Building, Residential,
Mechanical and Fuel Gas Codes (I-Codes), which will replace
the Uniform Codes this summer.*
DPD is trying to stay with the State's effective date of
July 1, 2004, but adoption of the codes in Seattle may take
a bit longer. Meanwhile, applicants may use the I-Codes before
Seattle formally adopts them, but should call (206) 684-8850
for a presumittal conference before proceeding with design.
During the 60-day period after the effective date, applicants
can choose whether to use the I-Codes or the Uniform Codes.
Details on the new I-Codes have been explored in our monthly
newsletter, dpdINFO,
over the past year.
An overview of the amendments and links to the draft amendments
are available on DPD's Technical
Codes website. Please keep in mind that these are proposed
amendments. Any provision in these drafts and other provisions
of the codes could be changed before they take effect in Seattle.
Purchasing Codes
Copies of the new I-Codes can be purchased from:
*The Uniform Plumbing Code, National Electrical Code, and
Washington State Energy Code with Seattle Amendments will
continue to be enforced in Seattle and Washington.
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How to Comment
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Seattle's draft amendments are available on DPD's
Technical
Codes website.
Comments and questions on the draft amendments
are due to DPD by March 25, 2004, and should be
addressed to:
Maureen Traxler, DPD Technical
Codes
(206) 233-3892
maureen.traxler@seattle.gov
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