Record #:

3786

Author(s):

Ducker, Richard D.

Abstract:

The 1996 General Assembly passed very little legislation pertaining to the work of building and housing inspectors and other code enforcers. The most important bills dealt with fire safety in student housing and in adult care, group, and nursing homes.

Source:

Code Enforcement Bulletin (NoCar KFN 7859 A1 C62), Vol. Issue 1, Oct 1996, p1-4, il

Subject(s):

Building laws; Building inspectors; Fire prevention--Laws and legislation

Record #:

3787

Author(s):

Ducker, Richard D.

Abstract:

Important legislation pertaining to code enforcement passed by the 1997 General Assembly move code changes from a one-year to three-year cycle and make it easier to serve housing code complaints and orders. Also included is legislation affecting building inspector training.

Source:

Code Enforcement Bulletin (NoCar KFN 7859 A1 C62), Vol. Issue 2, Nov 1997, p1-7, il

Subject(s):

Building laws; Building inspectors

Record #:

4433

Author(s):

Ducker, Richard D.

Abstract:

The 1999 North Carolina General Assembly enacted a number of building code enforcement laws. One law allows governments to privatize inspection services by contracting with companies employing certified code-enforcement officials. Other legislation includes making new requirements for general contractors' licensing exams; requiring fire service water mains to meet fire code standards; and requiring landlords in cities over 200,000 to meet certain heating standards in rental units.

Source:

Code Enforcement Bulletin (NoCar KFN 7859 A1 C62), Vol. Issue 3, Nov 1999, p1-6, f

Subject(s):

Building laws; Building inspectors