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Old Posted Dec 19, 2024, 8:18 PM
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Originally Posted by jollyburger View Post
The 2024 building code changes mentions a transition period where buildings in progress get grandfathered. Not sure how that worked with the 2023 changes.
IMHO if this piece of public infrastructure wasn't too far along to incorporate the new standards, then they should indeed incorporate them even at the cost of blowing the budget. We don't want to cheap out on this sort of thing for a facility that might well have a life span of several decades.
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