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Proposed amendments to the Bylaws were accepted at the April 2, 2012 Board of Delegates meeting. These amendments will be presented at the June meeting for final approval and voted on at the 2012 ABM.
NYSBOC Bylaws_2012 proposed amendments accepted at the April 2, 2012 meeting
Read the Full StoryHere are updated instructions for making reservations at the Red Lion in Portland, Oregon.
Please note that reservations cannot begin to be made until May 2, 2012. It is anticipated that these rooms will go fast.
Please make your reservation as soon as possible. Click on the following link for instructions. 2012 Hotel info for Portland Oregon
Read the Full StoryThe ICC is developing a new tool to allow Members to participate in ICC's Code Development Process (CDP) online. The biggest news this week is the presentation the ICC will give at the Dallas code hearings on Sunday, April 29. If you can not attend the hearings, view the webcast from 10:15-11:15 by clicking here. Visit the cpd ACCESS website page by clicking here.
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Read the Full StoryRon Piester explains the history of the building codes.
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The ICC elections at the 2011 ICC Annual Business Meeting in Phoenix were a tremendous success for the great state of New York.
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To view photos of the conference visit our Photo Gallery.
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Minutes for the December 9, 2011 Board of Delegates meeting are now available.
The 2010 codes became effective on December 28, 2010.
To view the free Online Version, click here.
U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/energycodes.html
Online Purchase from the ICC, click here
Mail in purchase from ICC, click here
If anyone has knowledge of any buildings that are slated for demolition, these such buildings are a great avenue for training. There is a great need for this type of training grounds for high level police and military services.
Read the Full StoryNYSBOC is a membership association comprised of Code Enforcement and Fire Officials throughout the State of New York. As First Preventers we are dedicated to promoting public safety through the enforcement of building and fire codes in new and existing structures.
The purpose of our existence, aside from the camaraderie we enjoy, is to expand our knowledge of the role and responsibilities of the building official through mutual exchange of experiences in the field of inspection and construction, in housing and public safety; to properly interpret and enforce the various building codes and ordinances, to make recommendations, based on experience, to the States Building Codes Commission. We have established and are continually improving our relationship with local fire, health and welfare departments, recognizing that the overall welfare of our citizenry is served best by our cooperation with one another.
| Fri Jun 01 @ 9:30AM - 05:00PMNYSBOC Delegates Meeting |
| Mon Sep 10 @ 8:00AM - 05:00PMWestern Southern Tier Building Officials 2012 Educational Conference |
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