A.
All work requiring a building permit shall conform to the requirements contained in the State of New Hampshire Building Code (RSA 155-A), subject only to the additions, insertions, deletions and changes as set forth in § 36-11 below, excluding any penalty clauses.
B.
The Fire Department shall review all building permit applications and requests for certificates of occupancy to determine conformity with the State of New Hampshire Fire Code (which includes the Life Safety Code) and Lebanon City Code Chapter 72 (Fire Prevention), and shall file its report with the Building Inspector. In addition, the Fire Department shall make all inspections to investigate any claimed violations of the Life Safety Code and the State of New Hampshire Fire Code and Lebanon City Code Chapter 72 (Fire Prevention) and shall file its report with the Building Inspector.
C.
The
Department of Public Works shall review all building permit applications
and requests for certificates of occupancy to determine compliance
with applicable City codes, ordinances, rules, and regulations, including
but not limited to water and/or sewer utility connections and excavations
and/or development within City roadways and rights-of-way, and shall
file its report with the Building Inspector. In addition, the Department
of Public Works shall make all inspections to investigate any claimed
violations of applicable City codes, ordinances, rules, and regulations
and shall file its report with Building Inspector.
Modifications of the State of New Hampshire Building Code shall
be as allowed and set forth in the State Building Code.
A.
The New Hampshire State Building Code Review Board has adopted amendments
to the State Building Code pursuant to the authority provided in RSA
155-A:10 as more specifically set forth in the most current version
of the State Building Code Review Board's administrative rules, Chapter
BCR 300.
B.
The City of Lebanon has adopted the following insertions to the State
Building Code:
(1)
The 2009 International Building Code.
(a)
In Section 1608.2, Ground snow loads, insert: "Ground snow loads
are permitted to be determined in accordance with Table 1 of Ground
Snow Loads for New Hampshire ERDC/CRREL TR-02-6" per State Amendment
1608.2.1.
(2)
The 2009 International Residential Code.
(a)
In Chapter 3, Building Planning, Section R301.2, Climatic and
Geographic Design Criteria, Table R301.2(1), insert the following:
Ground Snow Load
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Wind Design
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Seismic Design Cate-gory
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Subject to Damage From
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Winter Design Temp
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Ice Barrier Under-layment Re-quired
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Flood Hazards
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Air Freez-ing Index
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Mean Annual Temp
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Speed (mph)
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Topo-graphic Effects
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Weath-ering
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Frost Line Depth
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Termite
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Refer to ERDC/ CRREL TR-02-6
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90
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No
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B
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Severe
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4'0" for heated build-ing*
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None
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-5
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Yes
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Refer to FIRM maps and Lebanon Code Ch. 74
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2,000
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43
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Note: * Unheated structures may require greater frost
protection.
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C.
Awnings and canopies over City-maintained rights-of-way, including
sidewalks. The height of all fixed and permanent awnings shall be
a minimum of eight feet six inches from grade to framework as not
to interfere with municipal snow removal.
No building or structure shall be occupied prior to the issuance of a certificate of use and occupancy as provided in the State of New Hampshire Building Code. See also § 36-6 of this Code.