Building Code (OBC) definition

Building Code (OBC) means the regulations, as amended from time to time, made under section 34 of the Building Code Act;
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Examples of Building Code (OBC) in a sentence

  • A) All activities provided for under this agreement will be for services regulated by the edition of the Ohio Building Code (OBC) and the Residential Building Code of Ohio (RCO) contained in Ohio Administrative Code as the OBC and RCO currently exist or may hereafter be amended.

  • Each Member Jurisdiction is certified by the State of Ohio as a Primary Building Department to enforce the edition of the Ohio Building Code (OBC) and the Residential Building Code of Ohio (RCO) contained in Ohio Administrative Code as the OBC and RCO currently exists or may hereafter be amended, and all other codes and standards referenced by the OBC and RCO.

  • The NBMCA also has delegated responsibilities under Part 8 of the Ontario Building Code (OBC), private sewage disposal systems (< 10,000 l/day) and will provide advice with respect to conformity to Part 8 of the OBC.

  • The Ontario Building Code (OBC) requires that mandatory maintenance inspections (MMI), i.e. inspections every 5 years, apply to these septic systems.

  • Special Inspections and Testing Services shall consist of the Consultant providing independent laboratory testing and special inspection services specifically required by the Oregon Building Code ("OBC") as adopted by the local jurisdiction, as required by the Contract Documents for the Project, and as required by the Owner (independently by the Owner or through Owner agreements with local jurisdictions having authority over the Project).

  • All work is to be performed by qualified and experienced personnel and as specified in the current Ontario Fire Code (OFC), Ontario Building Code (OBC), Standard for Installation and Services for Fire Signal Receiving Centres and Systems (CAN/ULC-S561-03) and Standard for Central and Monitoring Station Burglar Alarm Systems (CAN/ULC-S301:2018).

  • The Building is to be completely protected with an automatic sprinkler system designed to the following requirements: • National Fire Protection Associated (NFPA 13) • Ontario Building Code (O.B.C.) The garage area will be zoned and protected by a Wet sprinkler system and by a dry system on the ramp and loading area.

  • The Act allows for municipalities to enter into an agreement with third parties or an outside agency for the enforcement of the Act and the Ontario Building Code (OBC) as related to sewage systems.

  • The Act allows for municipalities to enter into an agreement third parties for the enforcement of the Act and the Ontario Building Code (OBC) as related to sewage systems.

  • A review of LOS goal precedence will consider goals adopted by other wastewater treatment agencies, health hazards, environmental impacts, regulatory discharge requirements, ORP recommendations, international building code (IBC) and the Oregon Building Code (OBC) requirements and lessons learned from the 2010 Chile and the 2010 to 2011 New Zealand earthquakes.