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��� � . _ � �_� <br />Community Development Department <br />emo <br />To: Dennis Welsch, Community Development Director <br />From: Don Munson, Building Official <br />Date: 1-17-2006 <br />Re: I.P.M.C. Concems of Councilperson Ihlan <br />Regarding the potential upgrading of existing homes if the I.P.M.C. is adopted: <br />• I.P.M.C. 101.2 Scope <br />o The ��V.�C applies to �11I existing residential and non-residential <br />structures and constitutes minimum requirements and standards. <br />• I.P.M.C.101.3 Intent <br />o Existing structures that do not comply s�aCl be altered to comply. <br />The above sections and paraphrases appear to be the main area of concern expressed by Ms. <br />Ihlan. I.P.M.C. In the City's adopting ordinance, Section 102.7 "Referenced codes and <br />Standards" was amended to address this issue. The section was amended to read in part: <br />"Where differences occur between provisions of this code (the IPMC) and the referenced <br />standards (the Minnesota State Building Code, the MSBC), the provisions of the current <br />edition of the Miru�esota State Building Code apply." <br />The MSBC, in Section 1300.0220. Subpt. 2. E�sting Structures, states: "The legal occupancy <br />of any structure existing on the date of adoption of the code shall be permitted to continue <br />without change except as specifically required in Chapter 1311." Chapter 1311 regulates nti��' <br />alterations to a structure, not existing conditions. Therefore, homes or structures in compliance <br />with the code they were built under, do not have to be altered. <br />Most provisions of the IPMC reference 'maintaining the building in good repair and <br />structurally sound'. Because there are no specifics, the specifics of the code they were built <br />under apply. <br />There are some specifics in Chapters 3-7. Most of these specifics are consistent with, or <br />below, code requirements going back to the 1950's, and therefore, again, would not require <br />� Page 1 <br />
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