Town of Norwell, MA
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2024-04-22
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Division 2: General Bylaws
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Part III: Health and Public Safety
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Chapter 43 Division of Inspections
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Article IV Stretch Energy Code
- Division 1: Charter and State Acts
- Ch C Charter
- Ch SA Special Acts and General Laws
- Division 2: General Bylaws
- Part I: Town Government and Administration
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 2 Town Meetings
- Ch 3 Elected Officials
- Ch 4 Appointed Officials
- Ch 5 Town Employees
- Ch 6 Contracts
- Ch 7 Finance
- Ch 8 Legal Affairs
- Ch 9 Licenses and Permits
- Ch 10 Records and Reports
- Ch 11 Town Property
- Ch 12 Town Seal
- Part II (Reserved)
- Part III: Health and Public Safety
- Ch 41 Board of Health
- Ch 42 Board of Water Commissioners
- Ch 43 Division of Inspections
- Ch 43 Art IV Stretch Energy Code
- § 43-10 Acceptance and adoption.
- § 43-11 Purpose.
- Ch 44 Fire Department
- Ch 45 Police Department
- Part IV: Land Use and Natural Resources
- Ch 61 Conservation Commission
- Ch 62 Soil, Loam, Sand or Gravel Removal
- Ch 63 Right to Farm
- Ch 64 Waterways
- Ch 65 Stormwater Management
- Part V: Streets and Ways
- Ch 81 Public Ways
- Ch 82 Scenic Roads
- Parts VI - X (Reserved)
- Division 3: Zoning Bylaw
- Ch 201 Zoning
- Division 4: Rules and Regulations
- Ch 301 Board of Appeals
- Ch 302 Planning Board
- Ch 303 Conservation Commission
- Ch 304 Board of Health
- Ch 305 Board of Water Commissioners
- Ch 306 Select Board
- Ch 307 Cemetery Committee
- Ch 308 Permanent Drainage Committee
- Derivation Table
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Adopted 5-4-2015 ATM,
Art. 30 (formerly designated Art. XXI)]
[Amended 5-6-2019 ATM,
Art. 28]
The Town of Norwell has accepted and adopted the provisions
of 780 CMR 115.AA (i.e., Appendix 115.AA of the State Building Code
or the "Stretch Energy Code"), as may be amended from time to time,
in place of the provisions set forth under 780 CMR 13.00 and 34.00.
The purpose of the Stretch Energy Code shall be to provide the
Town with a more energy-efficient alternative to the base energy code
otherwise set forth under the State Building Code.
