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Building Codes Appeals Board <br />Minutes of July 27, 2011 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />Bryan Moore identified himself as a local builder and stated that buildings built under the <br />International Plumbing Code have not had problems. He asked that the Board recommend <br />returning to the International Plumbing Code. <br />Phillip Hoot addressed two items. He felt that since the city requires an engineer to approve <br />new roofs, the City shouldn't require a permit fee for the roof permit. Also, the fact that a <br />meeting was even necessary confirms the City should go back to the previous code. <br />Alfred Ortega identified himself as a City of Houston Inspector and a director of <br />IAMPO. He recommended the City amend the table to fit their needs. The City of Houston <br />deleted Table 4 -1 from the Uniform Code and utilizes the plumbing chapter table in the <br />International Building Code as part of their amendments. <br />REVIEW AND DISCUSS TWO REQUESTS FOR CHANGES TO THE CITY'S <br />PLUMBING CODE AS IT PERTAINS TO MINIMUM PLUMBING CODE <br />FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS <br />Debbie Wilmore provided an overview explaining that the building code is used to establish <br />the building use and occupancy load. That information is then applied to the plumbing <br />table for determining the minimum number of plumbing fixtures. <br />Staff provided the IAPMO Group with the project information and staff's calculations of <br />required fixtures. A written code interpretation received today determined the buildings <br />should be considered as retail use rather than storage /business office. Since that information <br />was just received, copies for each member were placed at their seats. Discussion followed. <br />4. CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL TO SUPPORT ONE OF <br />THE FOLLOWING COURSES OF ACTION: (1) CONTINUE TO UTILIZE THE <br />2009 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODETABLE 4 -1, MINIMUM PLUMBING <br />FACILITIES, AS WRITTEN; (2) AMEND THE UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE <br />TABLE 4 -1; (3) BEGIN UTILIZING CHAPTER 29 (PLUMBING SYSTEMS) OF THE <br />2009 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE IN LIEU OF THE 2009 UNIFORM <br />PLUMBING CODE TABLE 4 -1; OR (4) OTHER ACTION <br />Motion by Mark Follis to utilize Chapter 29 of the 2009 International Building Code in lieu <br />of the 2009 Uniform Plumbing Code Table 4 -1. Second by Mr. Bunch. Motion passed with <br />one nay vote by Mr. Larson. <br />In the interim time, the Board felt the proposed storage occupancy use was an "unlisted use" <br />and directed staff to utilize the code allowance that enables the Authority Having Jurisdiction <br />to determine required minimum plumbing fixtures for those unlisted uses. <br />
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