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Old Posted Oct 6, 2023, 3:52 PM
Rob Nob Rob Nob is offline
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Originally Posted by AdamUrbanist View Post
This is great. I'd like to see a similar process happen with building code. A commission that pokes at everything that has accreeted over the last 150 years with the understanding that things need to be rebalanced in favor of more housing.
I can't imagine a city would open itself up to the liability of compromising building code and the health, safety, and welfare of it's citizens.

Other than maybe energy efficiency, is there something specific in the building code you would change that wouldn't add risk over the long term?
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