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TOWN OF M~/~ANA RES
ATTN: TOWN CLERK
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M~_D~%NA A~. 85653
AMOUNT PAID $ 8.00
MARANA RESOLUTION NO. 2001-22
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF MARANA,
ARIZONA, DECLARING AS A PUBLIC RECORD CERTAIN DOCUMENTS FILED WITH THE
TOWN CLERK AND ENTITLED 2000 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, WITH
AMENDMENTS, 2000 INTERNATIONAL RESDENTIAL CODE WITH AMENDMENTS, 2000
INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE WITH AMENDMENTS, AND 2000
INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE WITH AMENDMENTS AND 1997
UNIFORM ADMINISTRATiVE CODE WITH AMENDMENTS.
WHEREAS the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona, declare that certain
document entitled the "2000 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE with amendments" three copies
of which are on file in the office of the Town Clerk, to be a public record, and said copies are
ordered to remain on file with the Town Clerk;
WHEREAS the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona, declare that certain
document entitled the "2000 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE with amendments" three
copies of which are on file in the office of the town clerk, to be a public record, and said copies are
ordered to remain on file with the Town Clerk;
WHEREAS the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona, declare that certain
document entitled the 2000 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE with amendments" three
copies of which are on file in the office of the town clerk, to be a public record, and said copies are
ordered to remain on file with the Town Clerk;
WHEREAS the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona, declare that certain
document entitled the "2000 INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE with
amendments" three copies of which are on file in the office of the town clerk, to be a public record,
and said copies are ordered to remain on file with the Town Clerk;
WHEREAS the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona, declare that certain
document entitled the "1997 UNIFORM ADMINISTRATWE CODE with amendments" three
copies of which are on file in the office of the Town Clerk, to be a public record, and said copies are
ordered to remain on file with the Town Clerk.;
WHEREAS the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona, declare that certain
document entitled the "APRIL 2000 BUILDING VALUATION DATA as compiled and published
by the International Conference of Building Officials" three copies of which are on file in the office
of the Town Clerk, to be a public record, and said copies are ordered to remain on file with the Town
Clerk;
Marana, Arizona Resolution No. 2001-22 Page 1 of 2 ~
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Town of
Marana, Arizona, that the 2000 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE with amendments, and the
2000 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE with amendments, and the 2000
INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE with amendments, and the 2000 INTERNATIONAL
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE with amendments, and the 1997 UNIFORM
ADMINISTRATIVE CODE with amendments, and the APRIL 2000 BUILDING VALUATION
DATA FOR FEE ASSESSMENT with amendments are declared public records and three copies of
each of these documents shall remain on file with the Town Clerk.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Mayor and Council of the Town of Marana, Arizona, this
20th day of February, 2001.c'- Mayt°rt~~)'~'~/SUTT~ON
JR.
ATTEST:
Daniel J. Hochuli
As Town Attorney
and not personally
Marana, Arizona Resolution No. 2001-22 Page 2 of 2
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TOWN OF MARANA
AMENDMENTS TO THE
INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE
2000 EDITION
The following sections of the International Building Code, 2000 Edition, as published by
the International Code Council, Inc., are hereby revised:
1. Section 101.1. Title. Insert [Town of Maran a, Arizona]
2. Section 101.2 Scope. Insert after the word 'shall', "be permitted to"
3. Section 101.4 Referenced codes. Throughout the code change the referenced codes to
"National Electric Code 1999, 1994 Uniform Plumbing Code, Fire Code." Add, "see
referenced codes in 1997 Uniform Administrative code".
4. Section 101.4.4 Plumbing. Delete, "International Sewage Disposal Code" and insert "Pima
County DEQ". After "medical gas system" add, "will be in accordance with NFP A 99".
5. Section 101.4.7 Energy. Delete the section entirely.
6. Section 105.2 Work exempt from permit. Delete the narrative and add, "See Administrative
Code Section 301.2.1.
7. Section 112.3 Qualifications. Delete the section entirely.
8. Section 302.3.3 Separated uses. At the end of exception #2 add, "Doors shall be equipped
with a closer capable of shutting and latching the door when opened 12 inches. When
habitable areas are located above the garage the ceiling and all supporting structures shall be
protected by the application of not less than 5/8" Type X gypsum board or equivalent. If the
house is protected throughout with a fire sprinkler system, including the garage, the
separation shall be permitted to be limited to a minimum )Iz inch gypsum applied to the
garage side."
9. Section 310.1 & 310.2 R-4. Change all references for R-4 uses from "16 persons" to "10
persons".
10. Section 406.1.3 Garages and carports. Delete, "two sides" and insert, "50%". Add at the end
of the first paragraph, "Openings from a garage into a room used for sleeping shall not be
permitted. "
11. Section 903.2.7 Group R-l. Add to exception #1, "The fire area contains less than 20 units."
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12. Section 903.2.8 Group R-2. Add to the first paragraph, "For the purpose of this section, fire
walls or barriers shall not define separate buildings."
13. Section 903.2.12.1.3 Basements. Delete the narrative and add, "See section 903.2.12.1."
14. Section 1604.8.1 General. Delete, "the uplift and sliding" and add, "those" before 'forces'.
15. Section 1704.1 Special Inspections General. Delete, "exception #3."
16. Section 3109 Swimming Pool Enclosures. Delete the narrative and add, "See the spa/pool
code."
17. Appendix I Patio Covers. This appendix shall be included within the adopted code.
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TOWN OF MARANA
AMENDMENTS TO THE
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL CODE
2000 EDITION
The following provisions of the International Residential Code, 2000 Edition, as
published by the International Code Council, Inc., are hereby amended as follows:
1. Section RI01.I, Title, Scope and Purpose. Insert the following text:" [TOWN OF
MARANA, ARIZONA]..."
2. Section RI05.2 Work Exempt from permit. Delete the narrative completely and Add "See
the Administrative Code Section 301.2.1 amended".
3. Section Rl07.3, Temporary Power, and throughout this code. Delete the reference to the
"ICC Electric Code" and insert "the 1999 National Electric Code.(NFP A 70)."
4. At Table R301.2(1), insert the following text:
Wind Speed,
Seismic Design Category,
Weathering,
Frost Line Depth,
Termite,
Decay,
-Winter Design Temp,
Flood Hazards,
insert 90
insert C
insert moderate
insert N/ A
insert MODERATE TO HEAVY
insert NONE TO SLIGHT
insert 32
insert per Flood plain regulations
5. Section RllO.3 Certificate of Occupancy. Add at the end, "Exception. The final inspection
report shall be the certificate of occupancy for detached single family residences."
6. Section Rl12 Board of Appeals. Delete the entire narrative and add. "See the
Administrative Code section 204."
7. Section R303.3 Bathrooms. Delete the first paragraph and the Exception's first sentence.
Add, the following. "A mechanical exhaust system shall be provided in all bathrooms.
Artificial light shall be provided producing an average illumination of 6 foot candles."
8. Section R305 Ceiling Heights. After "habitable rooms" add, "shall be 7 feet 6 inches,"
9. Section R307.2 Bathtub and Shower spaces. Add, "Hinged shower doors shall open
outward. "
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10. Section R309.1 Opening protection. At the end of the first paragraph add, "A closer capable
of shutting and latching the door when opened 12 inches shall be installed on all doors
opening into the habitable areas."
11. Section R309.4 Carports. Delete, "two sides" and insert, "50%."
12. Section R325.1 Premises identification. Add, "addressing shall be according to the Town's
Development Code."
13. Section R327.1.8 Manufactured housing. Delete the narrative and insert, "Manufactured
housing shall be installed in accordance with the State of Arizona's Office of Manufactured
Housing regulations."
14. Table R401.4.1 Presumptive Load-Bearing Values. Under the table add, "c. These values
apply to the design of footings per table R403.1. Isolated footings shall be designed using
1,000 psfvalue or the value based upon a soil investigation report."
15. Section R602.1 0.3 Braced wall panel construction methods. Delete method 1.
16. Table 602.10.3 Wall bracing. Delete method 1 throughout.
17. Chapter 11 Energy Efficiency. Delete chapter.
18. Section M1307.5 Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). Add a new section, "LPG appliances
shall not be installed in an attic, pit or other location that would cause a ponding or retention
of gas fumes."
19. Section M1502 Range Hoods. After the words "Range hoods" insert "and/or Kitchen
Exhaust systems are required and. . .". Delete the Exception in its entirety.
20. Section M2006.2 Pool Heater location. Add to paragraph, "Gas fired Pool heaters shall be
located no less than four feet from a property boundary and from openings in accordance
with the appliance listing."
21. Section G2406.2 Prohibited locations. Add, "5. LPG appliances shall not be installed in an
attic, pit or other location that would cause a ponding or retention of gas fumes."
22. Section P2503.4 Building sewer testing. Delete, "10-foot head" and Replace with, "42-inch
head"
23. Section P2503.5.1 Rough Plumbing. Delete "10 feet" and replace with, "42-inches"
24. Section P2710.1 Finished. Add, "or other approved water resistant material to a minimum
of72 inches above the drain per section R307.2."
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25. Section E3306.3 Minimum size of conductors. Delete, "and No. 12 aluminum."
26. Section E3808.7 Load-side equipment. Add, "FPN This section requires that equipment
that utilizes a grounded conductor must have a separate grounding conductor, such as
Ranges, Dryers, & Ovens. This requires a 4 wire conductor be brought to the appliance."
27. Section E3808.8.1 Flexible metal conduit. Delete the section entirely.
28. Chapter 41 Swimming Pools. Add, "Refer to the spa/pool code and Electric code". Delete
the entire chapter.
29. Appendix H Patio Covers. This appendix shall be included within the adopted code.
30. Appendix J Existing Buildings and Structures. This appendix shall be included within the
adopted code.
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TOWN OF MARANA
AMENDMENTS TO THE
INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE
2000 EDITION
The following sections of the International Mechanical Code, 2000 Edition, as published
by the International Code Council, Inc., are hereby revised:
1. Section 106.2 Permits. Add, "#8 Evaporative coolers replaced with the same size unit."
2. Throughout the code Delete all references to the International Plumbing Code, International
Fuel Gas Code, ICC Electric Code, International Fire Code, International Zoning Code.
Insert: "Plumbing, Electrical and Fire Codes as adopted by the Town of Marana."
3. Section 109 Means of Appeal. Delete the narrative and Add, "See section 204 of the
Uniform Administrative Code and Marana Town Code Chapter 7."
4. Section 303.3 Prohibited locations. Add," #6 Gas fired appliances with atmospheric draft
shall not be installed in any room used as or containing an air handler or blower unless the
appliance is listed for such use."
5. Section 303.7 Pit locations. Add at the end, "LPG fired appliances shall not be installed in
any location that is below adjoining grade or where a well is formed by building walls around
the appliance."
6. Section 306.3 Appliances in attics. Add, "LPG fired appliances shall not be installed in attic
areas."
7. Section 306.4 Appliances under floors. Add at the end of the first paragraph, "LPG fired
appliances shall not be installed in any location that is below adjoining grade or where a well
is formed by building walls around the appliance."
8. Section 307.2.1 Condensate disposal. Add the following items to the end of the section:
1. Into the inlet of an approved fixture trap, funnel drain, waste air gap
fitting, floor sink, slop sink, or laundry tray.
2. Over or into a plumbing vent, two inches or larger and a minimum of two
pipe sizes larger than the condensate drain, provided the condensate drain
from each unit is separately trapped outside the building.
3. Over a plumbing drainage pipe connected to a sewer that terminates above
the roof, provided each unit is separately trapped outside the building.
4. At or below grade outside the building in an area capable of absorbing the
condensate flow without surface drainage.
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5. Over roof rains or gutters or downspouts that connect to drainage pipes
provided they terminate at or above grade in an area capable of absorbing
the condensate flow without surface drainage.
9. Section 307.2.2 Drain pipe materials and sizes. Replace, " an approved method" with, "the
following table." Insert the following table:
Equipment Capacity
Minimum Condensate Pipe Diameter
Up to 10 tons of refrigeration
11 to 20 tons
21 to 40 tons
41 to 100 tons
Over 100 tons
0/4"
1 inch
1 1,4"
1 12"
2"
When two or more units are connected, the minimum pipe size shall be one
inch.
1 O. Section 502.8.10.1 Portable Container Use. Delete, "underfloor spaces or basements"
11. Section 505.1 Domestic Systems. Replace the first sentence with "Domestic range hood or
Kitchen exhaust is required and shall discharge to the outside through ducts constructed of
galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or copper." Delete Exception #1 entirely.
12. Section 604.1 Insulation, General. Delete, "International Energy Conservation Code".
13. Section 708.1 Combustion Air Ducts. Add, " #9. The lower duct serving LPG appliances
shall be at floor level and slope to the outside 1/8" plfwithout traps or pockets."
14. Section 903.3 Unvented gas log heaters. Add, "This type of appliance shall not be
installed in sleeping rooms".
15. Section 1004.1 Standards. Add," Section XIII after IX". Add, "Arizona Boiler Rules title
20 chapter 5."
16. Section 1005.2 Potable water supply. Add, "and Marana Town Code chapter II".
17. Section 1008 Steam BlowoffValve. Change "Blowoff' to "Blowdown"
18. Section 1401.2 Potable water supply. Add, "and Marana Town Code chapter II".
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TOWN OF MARANA
AMENDMENTS TO THE
INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE
2000 EDITION
The following sections of the International Property Maintenance Code, 2000 Edition, as
published by the International Code Council, Inc., are hereby revised:
1. Section 101.1. Insert [Town of Maran a, Arizona]
2. Throughout the code Delete all references to the International Plumbing Code, International
Fuel Gas Code, ICC Electric Code, International Fire Code, International Zoning Code.
Insert: "Plumbing, Electrical and Fire Codes as adopted by the Town of Maran a."
3. Section 103.6 Fees Insert: "Based upon the valuation of the repair documented by the
applicant."
4. Section 111.2 and sub sections Delete the section in total. Insert: "The appeal process will
be according to the "Administrative Appeal Process in Section 7-1-6 of the Town of Marana
Code. The Town of Maran a Council will act as the Advisory Board of the town."
5. Section 302.8 Motor vehicles Delete the section in its entirety.
6. Section 303.3 Premises identification. Delete the section after the first sentence and insert
"Numbering shall conform to the requirements of the Town of Marana Development Code."
7. Section 303.14 Insect Screen Delete this section in its entirety.
8. Section 602.2 Delete" based on the winter outdoor design temperature for the locality
indicated in Appendix D of the International Plumbing Code."
9. Section 602.3 and.4 Delete "during the periods from (date) to (date)."
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Town of Marana
AMENDMENTS TO THE
1997 UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
The following sections of the Uniform Administrative Code. 1997 Edition. as published by the
International Conference of Building Officials. Inc. are hereby revised:
Section 102.3 Existing Installations. Add a second paragraph:
"Reinspection will be required prior to reconnection of electric power or gas service for all
commercial and industrial buildings that have been vacant more than two months and all
residential buildings that have been vacant more than six months."
Section 103 Defmitions: add or revise
1. Backflow Prevention Code (Article 14-9 of the Marana Town Code)
2. Building Code is the mc 2000 amended
3. Residential Code is the IRC 2000 amended
4. Property Maintenance Code is the IPMC 2000 amended.
5. Electrical Code is the NEC 1999 amended.
6. Fire Code is the UFC 1997 amended
7. Mechanical Code is the IMC 2000 amended
8. Plumbing Code is the UPC 1994 amended
9. Outdoor Lighting Code 1996 edition
10. Spa/Pool Code 1996 edition.
Section 108 - Public Right of Ways. Add a new section:
<'No person. firm. or corporation shall place any communications. electrical conductors and
related equipment for any purpose. or structure of any kind across or within the boundaries of
any public street. alley. park. or sidewalk in this jurisdiction unless such person. firm. or
corporation is operating under a permit granted by this jurisdiction."
Section 204.1 General. Delete the entire section. Insert the following:
"Section 204.1 Advisory/Appeals Board.
The Town Council shall be the Advisory/Appeals Board and shall have hearings
as required during normally scheduled Council meetings'"
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Section 204.3 Authority. Add a new section:
uThe Advisory/Appeals Board shall hear appeals of orders, decisions or determinations
made by the Building Official concerning the application and interpretation of the
technical codes and may determine the suitability of alternate materials and methods of
construction and to recommend modifications to the applicable technical code review
committee. "
Secton 204.4 Advisory/Appeals Board Appeal. Add a new section:
uAny person who desires a review by the Advisory/Appeals Board may do so as
follows:"
1. An application for review shall be filed on forms provided by the Building Official, not less
than three (3) weeks prior to the regular scheduled Advisory/Appeals Board Committee Meeting.
The three (3) weeks advance filing requirement may be reduced at the discretion of the
Advisory/Appeals Board.
2. Adequate information shall be provided by the applicant in order to fully describe the
conditions in question.
3. At the hearing, the applicant may introduce evidence in support of his position.
4. Decisions and findings of the Advisory/Appeals Board shall be final and made in writing to
the Building Official and the applicant. Decisions of the board shall be made by a majority vote
of the members present at any meeting; provided that a quorum shall consist of a majority of the
board members appointed at the time of that meeting.
References to any <Board of Appeals' in the Technical Codes shall be construed to mean
< Advisory/Appeals Board. '
Section 204.5 Court Review of Board Decision. Add a new section:
uA decision of the Advisory/Appeals Board, made at a duly scheduled and publicly
noticed meeting, unless otherwise stated by the Advisory/Appeals Board in the body of
said decision, shall be final. No further appeal is available to City or County boards, or
officials. Persons aggrieved by final decisions of the Advisory/Appeals Board must file
their appeals in Superior Court."
Section 205 - Violations
Change "unlawful" in first line to "a civil infraction", and add the following to the end of the
sentence: "and each day such violation shall continue shall constitute a separate offense."
Section 301.1 Permits Required. Add a second paragraph to read:
"A permit shall be obtained for the inspection of existing buildings when required by Section
102.5. The permit fee shall be as prescribed in the fee schedules adopted by the jurisdiction."
Section 301.2.1 BuDding Permits. Delete the section) and add the following:
UA building permit shall not be required for the following:
1. One story detached accessory buildings used as tool and storage sheds) playhouses and similar
uses) provided the floor area does not exceed 120 square feet. Any electrical) mechanical or
plumbing work will require a permit for that installation.
2. Masonry and concrete walls not over 5 feet (1534 mm) high that do not retain earth.
3. Retaining walls that are not over 4 feet in height measured from the bottom of the footing to
the top of the wall) unless supporting a surcharge (such as a wall on top or within the zone of
influence of another structure) or impounding flammable liquids.
4. Platforms) walks and driveways not more than 30 inches above gradeand not over any
basement or story below. Outside paving and curbs and non-structural slabs.
5. Painting) papering and similar finish work.
6. Movable cases) counters and partitions not over 6 feet high.
7. Temporary motion picture) television and theater stage sets and scenery.
8. Window awnings supported by an exterior wall of Single Family Residences and Utility
buildings when projecting not more than 54 inches.
9. Water tanks supported directly upon grade if the capacity does not exceed 5)000 gallons and
the ratio of height to diameter or width does not exceed 2: 1.
10. Prefabricated above ground swimming pools accessory to a Single Family Residence when
the following conditions apply:
(a) The constant water depth is 24 inches or less; or
(b) holds 2)500 gallons or less; or
(c) the water surface is 150 square feet or less.
11. Any work accomplished under the auspices of and owned and controlled by the United
States of America or the State of Arizona.
12. This exemption shall not apply to devices or structures located on a site for more than 30
calendar days. Amusement devices, carnival rides, and accessory structures whose use is
necessary for the operations of such amusement devices and structures; an accessory structure
shall not include any storage building or detached structure which is not an integral part of the
device.
13. Repairs and remodeling which involve only the replacement of component parts of existing
work with similar materials and which do not aggregate over $2,500.00 in valuation, excluding
labor, in any 12-month period, and do not affect any structural, electrical, mechanical, or
plumbing installations. Construction exempt from permit requirements shall not include any
conversion of space to a private garage or sleeping area, exit facilities, or permanent fixtures or
equipment.
14. Residential television or radio antennas located such that the distance to the nearest property
line is equal to or greater than the total height of the antenna and mast.
15. Construction or operations incidental to construction and repair of irrigation and drainage
ditches, or appurtenances thereto, of statutorily constituted districts or reclamation districts.
16. Structures used directly in farming, dairy, agriculture, viticulture, horticulture, stock or
poultry raising. The structure must comply with zoning regulations. All electrical, plumbing,
and mechanical work shall require a permit. Any area open to the public shall be requird to be
constructed under a permit. All structures are subject to the structural provisions of the Property
Maintenance Code.
17. Devices used in manufacturing, processing, or fabricating normally considered as involved
in industry and construction; operation and maintenance of electric, gas, or other public utility
systems operated by public service corporations operating under a franchise or certificate of
convenience and necessity by the State of Arizona.
18. Tents or membrane structures provided the area does not exceed 400 square feet or 900
square feet if a minimum of two sides are open. See Uniform Fire Code for additional
requirements.
19. Reroofing of existing buildings with similar materials and design regardless of value."
Section 301.2.4 Mechanical permits. Add a new item to the subsection:
"9. Replacement of evaporative coolers with like coolers. II
Section 301.3 Requirements for Registered Plants. Add a new section as follows:
1. Registered Plant. The following requirements are applicable to Registered Plants:
2. Qualifications. A Registered Plant shall contract with or shall employ an architect or
engineer registered in the State of Arizona who shall be directly responsible for compliance
with this Code with respect to all work which would otherwise require a permit.
3. Scope. Registered Plants shall be exempt from the requirements ofUAC Section 301.1) This
exemption is limited to buildings owned or leased by the Registered Plant and under the direct
control of the holder of the registration. Said buildings or structures qualify for this exemption
after all interior improvements covering the initial plant occupancy and after the Certificate of
Occupancy has been issued. This exemption shall not be construed to waive any other
requirements of this Code.
4. Application. The applicant shall file an application in writing on a form furnished by the
Building Official to obtain registration. Every such application shall contain:
(A). The name of the plant for which registration is requested.
(B). A description of the property to be included under registration by address and other
description that will readily identify and definitely locate the buildings and structures to be
included under the registration.
(C). The name of the individual who has the authority to act on behalf of the plant owner(s).
(D). The State of Arizona registration number and the name of the registered architect or
engineer who will be responsible for the work done under the registration.
Appropriate action shall be taken by the Building Official on such application) and the applicant
shall be notified accordingly.
If the application is disapprov~ the applicant may appeal the decision to the Advisory! Appeals
Board in the manner provided in Section 204.4 of this Code.
5. Registration Fees and Renewal. (For fees) see fee schedules adopted by this jurisdiction).
The initial fee may be pro-rated to the expiration date. Registrations shall expire on December
31 st of each year. Registrations may be renewed each year by payment of the fee on or before
December 31st. The fee shall be refunded if the application is disapproved. Any work
performed after expiration without the permits and inspections required by this chapter shall be a
violation of this Code.
6. Validity of Registration. Registration shall be valid only as long as the named architect or
engineer remains under contract with or employed by the Registered Plant in an active capacity.
If the registered architect or engineer terminates his contract or leaves the employ of the
Registered Plan4 registration is suspended until another registered architect or engineer becomes
,,- responsible for further work done under the registration. The Registered Plant shall notify the
Building Official immediately and shall call for inspection of any work in progress in accordance
with Section 305. Before any new work commences while registration is invalid or suspended.
permits and inspections shall be obtained pursuant to this chapter.
7. Revocation of Registration.
A. Authority. The Building Official may suspend or revoke a Registered Plant which fails to
comply with any of the registration responsibilities or for violation of any provision of this Code.
B. Procedure. When the Building Official deems that the registration shall be suspended or
revoked. the procedure shall be as follows:
(1) The Registered Plant shall be notified in writing by certified mail at least seven days prior
to suspension or revocation.
(2) Upon receipt of the notice. the Registered Plant may request a hearing. Such request shall be
in writing to the Building Official within seven days of the receipt of notice.
(3) If a hearing is requested by the Registered Plant, the Building Official shall set time. date.
and place; and so notify the Registered Plant.
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(4) When a hearing is conducted. the Registered Plant and other interested parties may be in
attendance. Upon completion of the hearing. the Building Official shall take all evidence
submitted under advisement and shall notify the Registered Plant of his findings in writing by
certified mail.
(5) If the decision rendered by the Building Official is adverse to the Registered Plant, the
Registered Plant may appeal the decision to the Advisory/Appeals Board in the manner provided
in Sec. 204( d) of this Code.
8. Work Report and Inspections.
(1). A summary report of all work done under the plant registration shall be prepared by the
registered architect or engineer and submitted annually to the Building Official. Plans or
working drawings for alterations to buildings or utilities covered by this section need not be
submitted for approval, except for those conditions listed below. Work being done under the
Registered Plant exemption may be reviewed and inspected by the Building Official or
authorized representatives while the work is in progress. The Registered Plant may request a
plan review or inspection of any work performed under this section upon payment of required
fees.
(2). Work Requiring Permits. Plans shall be submitted to the jurisdiction for review of work that
requires the relocation of more than five sprinkler heads.
Section 302.1 Application. Delete Item 7. and add new Items 7 and 8 to read:
tl7. State the name of the person or contractor who will perform the work. When a licensed
contractor is required by A.R.S.. state the license number or. in the alternative. state the
exemption of A.R.S. Sec. 32-1121 claimed which exempts the requirement for a licensed
contractor to do the proposed work.
8. Give the Assessor's parcel number and such other data and information as may be required by
the Building Official. tl
Section 302.2.1 Electrical Drawings, Specifications, and Analysis: Add a new section:
1. No Plans Required. At the discretion of the Building Official. drawings and specifications
need not be submitted for minor electrical installations and repairs when the extent and kind of
work can be shown by description and/or diagrams submitted with the application. Such
information must be sufficient to ascertain compliance with the requirements of this Code.
2. Plans Required for Minor Projects. The owner or his representative may prepare and
submit plans and necessary specifications for new service and associated electrical systems
provided the service does not exceed 400 amperes 120/240 volt single-phase or 400 amperes
120/208/240 volt three-phase. In addition. such person may submit the plans and necessary
specifications for remodeling work associated with such service entrance sizes. provided it is
stated on the plans that those persons take responsibility for the plans.
EXCEPTIONS: (1) The plans for installations in locations classified as hazardous shall
conform to the requirements of Sec. 302.2.1(3).
(2) Plans for new tenant improvement and building completion.
3. Plans Required for Major Projects. Plans and specifications for the installation of the
following electrical systems shall be prepared and sealed by an electrical engineer or architect
registered in the State of Arizona.
(1) Proposed new installations where the rating of new service or feeder disconnecting means is
400 amperes or less. except as permitted in Sec. 302(e).2.
(2) Proposed remodeling work where the combined existing and additional load is 400 amperes
or less. except as permitted in Item B of this section.
(3) Installations of a more complicated nature than included in Sec. 302.2.1(2) including those
which require either a fire alarm system or an emergency electrical system by the provisions of
the Building or Fire Code.
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(4) Electrical installations associated with gasoline dispensing or repair garages which are
classified as hazardous in Article 511 and 514 of the National Electrical Code.
(5) Tenant improvements and building completion.
4. Plans Required for Engineered Projects. Plans and specifications for the installation of the
following systems shall be prepared and sealed by an electrical engineer registered in the State of
Arizona.
(1) Hospitals or other buildings with surgical operating rooms which fall within the scope of
Article 517 of the National Electrical Code.
(2) High voltage installations which fall within the scope of Article 710 of the National Electric
Code.
(3) Installations in all locations classified as hazardous by the provisions of the National
Electrical Code) except gasoline dispensing installations and repair garages.
(4) Proposed installations where the rating of new service or feeder disconnecting means exceed
400 amperes.
(5) Information Required. Drawings) specifications) and/or calculations shall be complete and
of sufficient clarity to indicate in detail the nature and extent of the work proposed and that the
work will conform to the provisions of the technical codes."
Section 302.6 Application for Permit By Mail Or Phone. Add a new section:
"Applications may be made by mail or phone for permits to repair or replace water heaters) add
water softeners) replace mechanical units) make repairs to gas systems and other small projects
determined by the Building Official) where sufficient monies are on deposit with the jurisdiction
(or accompanied by a check) for all charges. Application made by mail or phone shall not be
processed until funds sufficient to cover the permit fee and the additional fee have been received
by the Building Official.n
Section 303.4 Expiration. Revise the last sentence of the first paragraph by inserting "over
one year" between the words "expiration" and "the permittee."
Add a new third paragraph to read:
"Prior to extending the permi~ the Building Official may require the plans to be reexamined
and/or onsite inspections to be made) the cost of which will be paid by the applicant requesting
the extension of the permit."
Section 304.2 Permit Fees. Replace the reference to "Tables No. 3-A through 3-H" with: "the
fee schedule adopted by this jurisdiction."
Section 304.3 Plan Review Fees. Replace the words) "as shown in Table No.3-A" in the first
paragraph with: "the fee schedule adopted by this jurisdiction."
Delete: "The plan review fee for grading work shall be as set forth in Table 3-Gu
Add the following exceptions to the first paragraph:
"EXCEPTIONS:
1. When two or more buildings of Group A-3) B) M) R-3) S or U Occupancy or swimming pools
are to be built from a single model building plan) without substantial modifications) as defined
by the Building Official) and the said model building plan is submitted by anyone company
within a period of 12 months following the approval of said plan by the Building Official) then
plan review fees for each model plan shall be paid plus a fee for each additional exterior design
elevation (refer to the fee schedules adopted by this jurisdiction by separate ordinance).
2. A model plan approved by either Pima County or the City of Tucson may be accepted by this
jurisdiction. A plan reviewed by a third party review agency shall not be accepted and shall be
subject to full review by the Town of Marana. An administrative fee of 50 percent of the
building plan review fee that would have been charged for the plan under the normal plan review
process shall be paid to the jurisdiction for use of this process.
Section 304.5.2 Fee. Delete '1ables A-3 through 3_Hu Insert '1he fees adopted by this
jurisdictionu
Section 305.4 Approval Required. Add to the end of the first paragraph:
"Notices of correction or violation shall be written by the Administrative Authority and may be
posted at the site of the work) mail~ or delivered to the permittee or his authorized
representative. Refusal) failure) or neglect to comply with corrective action) required with any
such notice or order within thirty (30) days of receipt thereof) shall be considered a violation of
this Code and shall be subject to the penalties set forth elsewhere in this Ordinance for
violations."
Section 305.8 Reinspections. Delete the words "in accordance with Tables 3-A through 3-H or
as" from the fourth paragraph.
Add a new paragraph to read:
"The general sequence and types of required inspections are indicated on the inspection record
card. The Building Official may elect to conduct only a representative portion of any required
inspection to determine compliance with the applicable technical code."
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Section 306.1.17 Panelized Roof Structures. Add a new Item 16:
During the erection of purlins) beams and girders) and the fabrication and erection of roof
panels. "
Section 308.2 Temporary Connections. Add a second paragraph:
"The Building Official shall determine by inspection that the structure appears safe for temporary
connection of building service equipment to the source of energy) fuel) or power for the period of
time requested by the permittee. Written assurance of compliance with the Administrative Code)
the applicable technical codes) and temporary connection time limit shall include a cash deposit
or a good and sufficient bond in the penal sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) or the amount
equal to one percent (1%) of the value determined pursuant to Sec. 304(a)) second paragraph,
whichever is greater (not to exceed $10)000.00), payable to the jurisdiction) executed by a surety
company qualified to execute surety bonds in the State. Each such bond shall be joint and
several and conditioned that the principal in the bond will faithfully conform to the
Administrative Code and to the technical codes applicable to the building or structure or building
service equipment for which the temporary connection authorization is to be issued. The
principal and surety named in such bond shall be jointly and severally bound unto the
jurisdiction) and to any and every other person aggrieved or damaged by any breach of the
condition of the bond. The bond shall not be void upon any recovery or recoveries totaling less
than the whole penalty but may be used and recovered upon from time to time until the whole
penalty is exhausted. The term of the obligation of such bond shall be for the period that the
authorization is outstanding and may be held for thirty days thereafter when required by the
Building Official, except that if at the expiration of said thirty days) the jurisdiction has reason to
believe that there is an action or claim impending or that there is a legal action pending which
relates to the bond, the jurisdiction shall retain the bond until final disposition of such matter or
matters. No bond shall be required under the provisions of this paragraph if for the building or
structure concerned there is a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy issued and outstanding.
EXCEPTION: Owner-built, owner-occupied, single-family dwelling."
Section 308.3 Construction Power. Add a new section:
Construction Power is a privilege granted under the jurisdiction for convenience during
construction. Construction Power may be from either temporary power poles or through the
permanent power panel. Each 115 V circuit used for construction power must be protected by a
GFCI. All unused circuits shall be blanked off so that they may not be energized. A surety bond
will not be required for Construction Power except in cases where the construction power has
been revoked. Permits are required for Construction Power as specified in Sec. 301.1.
Construction Power may be revoked without notice for:
1. Suspension or abandonment of work per Section 303(d).
2. Tampering with the Electrical Service panel in violation of the National Electric Code and the
power company requirements.
3. Use of Construction Power for temporary or permanent occupancy.
4. Failure to protect each energized 115V circuit with a ground fault circuit interrupter.
5. Failure to properly close-off all openings in the panel box and enclosure panel.
6. Failure to make coirections to other work as required in the technical codes.
7. Creating dangerous or unsafe conditions."
Section 309.1 Use or Occupancy. Revise the Exception after the first paragraph to read:
"EXCEPTION. Approved final inspections in Group ~ Division 3 and Group U Occupancies
shall constitute the Certificate of Occupancy."
Section 309.4 Temporary Certificate. Add a new paragraph to read:
"The Building Official shall determine by inspection that the structure appears safe for temporary
occupancy for the period of time requested by the permittee. Written assurance of compliance
with the Administrative Code, the applicable technical codes, and the temporary occupancy time
limit shall include a cash deposit or a good and sufficient bond in the penal sum of one thousand
dollars ($1,000.00) or the amount equal to one percent (1 %) of the value determined pursuant to
Sec. 304(a), second paragraph, whichever is greater (not to exceed $10,000.00) payable to the
jurisdiction executed by a surety company qualified to execute surety bonds in the State. Each
such bond shall be joint and several and conditioned that the principal in the bond will faithfully
conform to the Administrative Code and to the technical codes applicable to the building or
structure and building service equipment for which the temporary Certificate of Occupancy is to
be issued and will carry out the terms and conditions of the temporary Certificate of Occupancy.
The principal and surety named in such bond shall be jointly and severally bound unto the
jurisdiction, and to any and every other person aggrieved or damaged by any breach of the
condition of the bond. The bond shall not be void upon any recovery or recoveries totaling less
than the whole penalty but may be used and recovered upon from time to time until the whole
penalty is exhausted. The term of the obligation of such bond shall be for the period that the
temporary Certificate of Occupancy is outstanding and may be held for thirty days thereafter
when required by the Building Official, except that if at the expiration of said thirty days the
jurisdiction has reason to believe that there is an action or claim impending, or that there is a
legal action pending which relates to the bond, the jurisdiction shall retain the bond until final
disposition of such matter or matters.
EXCEPTION: Owner-built, owner-occupied, single-family dwelling."
FEE TABLES Delete Tables 3-A) 3-B) 3-C) 3-D) 3-E) 3-F) 3-G) and 3-H; and add) <<refer to the
fee schedules adopted by this jurisdiction by separate ordinance.n
Section 309.6 Revocation. Delete the section and add the following:
Section 309.6 Revocation of Certificate of Occupancy. Enforcement. A Certificate of
Occupancy issued pursuant to Section 309 may be revoked:
1. If it has been issued by mistake or error;
2. If the Building Official alleges that an occupancy provision is being violated within the scope
of Section 202.5 of this Code) the Building Code, the Life Safety Requirements of the Fire Code,
or permitted use provisions of the Zoning Code;
3. If a person shall fail to comply with the provisions of Section 202.4 relating to stop work
orders. "
Section 309.7 Notice of Hearing. Add new sections:
"Except as provided by Section 309.9, no Certificate of Occupancy shall be revoked prior to ten
(10) days after delivery to both the owner and occupant of written notice of intent to revoke said
Certificate of Occupancy. During this 10-day period, the owner or occupant may appeal the
decision to the Advisory/Appeals Board. The Building Official shall schedule the hearing within
fifteen (15) days after receipt of the appeal.
The Board may affirm, modify, or reverse the Building Official's action. A decision of the
Advisory/Appeals Board, made at a duly scheduled and publicly noticed meeting, unless
otherwise stated by the Advisory/Appeals Board in the body of said decision, shall be final. No
further appeal is available. Persons aggrieved by final decisions of the Advisory/Appeals Board
must file their appeals in Superior Court. n
Section 309.8 Posting. In addition to the delivery of the notice of intent to revoke the Certificate
of Occupancy, a copy thereof shall be posted in a conspicuous place on the outside of the
premises concerned.
309.9 Immediate Hazards. If, in the opinion of the Building Official, an immediate hazard to
life or limb exists in any occupancy for any reason, the Certificate of Occupancy may be revoked
immediately and such shall be accomplished when notice is given the person in charge of the
premises. After such revocation) the owner or occupant may set the matter for hearing with the
Advisory/Appeals Board in accordance with Section 204.4.
309.10 Utilities. Upon revocation of the Certificate of Occupancy, utility connections for the
premises involved shall be disconnected or discontinued by the utility company when ordered by
the Building Official until the Certificate of Occupancy is restored."
CHAPTER 7 BUILDING
Article 7-1 BUILDING CODES
Section 7-1-1 Purpose
A. The Marana Building Codes shall have the following purposes:
1. Regulate the site preparation and construction, alteration, moving, demolition,
repair, use and occupancy of buildings, structures and building service
equipment within the jurisdiction;
2. Provide for the issuance of permits and collection of fees;
3. Provide for a building codes advisory board;
4. Provide for penalties for the violation of building codes.
Section 7-1-2 Building Codes Adopted
A. The Marana Building Code, codified in this chapter, adopts by reference the 2000
International Building Code as amended, of the International Code Council,
together with the following code documents:
1. The 1997 Uniform Administrative Code, with amendments;
2. The 1994 Uniform Plumbing Code, with amendments;
3. The 2000 International Residential Code, with amendments;
4. The 2000 International Mechanical Code, with amendments;
5. The 2000 International Property Maintenance Code, with amendments;
6. The 1999 National Electric Code, with amendments;
7. The 1997 Uniform Fire Code, with amendments;
8. The April 2000 Building Valuation Data as compiled and published by the
International Conference of Building Officials as the basis for the permit fee
schedule.
B. The Marana Building Code adopts by reference the following local ordinances
and codes:
1. 1996 Spa/Pool Code;
2. 1996 Outdoor Lighting Code;
Section 7-1-3 Copies on file
Three copies of the Marana Building Codes are on file in the office of the clerk of the
Town of Marana and are available for public inspection during regular working hours.
Section 7-1-4 Building Official Designated
The building official, or his / her duly authorized representative, is the authority charged
with the administration and enforcement of the Marana Building Codes. The building
official may appoint a chief plans examiner, a chief building inspector, a chief electrical
inspector, a chief mechanical inspector, a chief plumbing inspector and other employees
as shall be authorized from time to time.
Section 7-1-5 Violation a Civil Infraction
It shall be a civil infraction for any person, firm or corporation to violate any of the
provisions of this chapter. Civil infractions shall be enforced through the hearing officer
procedure provided by A.R.S. 9-462.08. Penalties for civil infractions shall not exceed
the maximum penalty set forth in ARS 9-240.28. Each day a violation continues shall be
considered a separate offense.
Section 7-1-6 Administrative Appeal Process
A. Whenever a violation of this building code is determined, whether during
construction or at the plan review stage, and the applicant wishes to appeal the
decision of the staff because of code interpretation, unreasonable hardship or other
acceptable reasons, the applicant may appeal to the Building Official's hearing
committee as follows:
1. The applicant shall file a written appeal on the forms provided by the Building
Official, on or before Friday of the week of the violation, no later than 4:30 p.m.
2. The appeal will be heard by the hearing committee within seven days, at a
specified time.
3. The hearing committee shall consist of the Building Official, an inspection
supervisor, and the appropriate plans examiner. At the discretion ofthe Building
Official, additional inspectors or other technical persons may be added for a
particular appeal.
4. Adequate information shall be provided by the applicant in order to fully describe
the conditions in question.
7-2
BUILDING VALUATION DATA
Derived from April 2000 lCBO schedule
Adjusted for Arizona
Residential Construction
Occupancy and
Type of construction
cost per sq. ft.
Dwelling under 1,800 square feet
Masonry 57.97
Wood 51.57
Masonry Patio Walls
height of wall, plus 6.20
Tents
Dwelling 1,800 square feet and over
Masonry 74.21
Wood 70.76
Residential Additions
Additions
Convert carport
to garage
wood
masonry
Convert carport
to room
Convert garage
to room
Convert porch
to room
Porch or patio
cover
Ramada
Equipment
Air conditioning
Fire places
Pre- fab
Single masonry
Dual masonry
.38 per square ft.
20.70
Storage Buildings
Under 400 s.f.
14.79
7.54
10.71
Private Garage
wood frame
masonry
open carport
18.61
20.99
12.71
11.85
4.18
Swimming Pool or Spa
Surface area 23.60
11.85
8.27
21.27
2.70
730.52
1,770.72
2,600.89
COMMERCIAL BUILDING VALUATION DATA
OCCUPANCY
& TYPE
COST PER
SO.FT.. AVG
1. APARTMENT HOUSES:
Type I or II F.R.*....................... 68.06
(Good) $83.64
Type V-Masonry
(or Type III) ...................... 55.59
(Good) $67.97
Type V-Wood Frame ................ 48.87
(Good) $62.81
Type 1-Basement Garage ........ 28.70
2. AUDITORIUMS:
Type I or II F.R. ........................ 80.27
Type II-1-Hour ......................... 58.13
Type II-N .................................. 55.02
Type III-1-Hour ........................ 61.09
Type III-N ................................. 57.97
Type V-1-Hour .......................... 58.46
Type V-N ................................... 54.53
3. BANKS:
Type I or II F.R.* ..................... 113.37
Type II-1-Hour ........................ 83.55
Type II-N ................................. 80.85
Type III-1-Hour ....................... 92.25
Type III-N ................................ 88.88
Type V-1-Hour ......................... 83.55
Type V-N .................................. 80.03
4. BOWLING ALLEYS:
Type II-1-Hour ........................ 39.03
Type II-N ................................. 36.49
Type III-1-Hour ....................... 42.47
Type III-N ................................ 39.77
Type V-1-Hour ......................... 28.70
S. CHURCHES:
Type I or II F.R. ......................... 76.01
Type II-1-Hour ......................... 56.99
Type II-N .................................. 54.20
Type III-1-Hour ........................ 61.99
Type III-N ................................. 59.29
Type V-1-Hour .......................... 57.97
Type V-N ........ ........................... 54.53
6. CONVALESCENT HOSPITALS:
Type I or II F.R.* ...................... 106.60
Type II-1-Hour ......................... 73.96
Type III-1-Hour ........................ 75.85
Type V-1-Hour .......................... 71.50
* Add 0.5 percent to total cost for each story over
three
OCCUPANCY
& TYPE
COST PER
SO.FT.. AVG
7. DWELLINGS:
Type V-Masonry ....................... 57.97
(Good - 1800+) $74.21
Type V-Wood Frame ................ 51.58
(Good - 1800+) $70.76
Basements-
Semi-Finished ...................... 15.42
(Good -1800+) $17.79
Unfinished ............................ 11.15
(Good - 1800+) $13.61
8. FIRE STATIONS:
Type I or II F.R. ......................... 87.66
Type II-1-Hour ......................... 57.65
Type II-N .................................. 54.37
Type III-1-Hour ........................ 63.14
Type III-N ................................. 60.43
Type V-1-Hour .......................... 59.20
Type V-N ................................... 56.17
9. HOMES FOR THE ELDERLY:
Type I or II F.R. ......................... 79.46
Type II-1-Hour ......................... 64.53
Type II-N .................................. 61.75
Type III-1-Hour ........................ 67.16
Type III-N ................................. 64.45
Type V-1-Hour .......................... 64.94
Type V-N ................................... 62.65
10. HOSPITALS:
Type I or II F.R.*....................... 125.05
Type III-1-Hour ...................... 103.48
Type V-1-Hour ........................ 98.73
11. HOTELS AND MOTELS:
Type I or II F.R. * ..................... 75.52
Type III-1-Hour ...................... 66.99
Type III-N ............................... 63.88
Type V-1-Hour ........................ 58.38
Type V-N ................................. 57.15
12. INDUSTRIAL PLANTS:
Type I or II F.R. ........................ 43.62
Type II-1-Hour ........................ 30.34
Type II-N ................................. 27.88
Type III-1-Hour ...................... 33.46
Type III-N ............................... 31.49
Tilt-up ........................................ 22.96
Type V-1-Hour ......................... 31.49
Type V-N ........................... ....... 28.86
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COMMERCIAL BUILDING VALUATION DATA - Paae 2
13. JAILS:
Type I or II F.R. ......................... 121.85
Type III-1-Hour ....................... 111.44
Type V-1-Hour .......................... 83.56
14. UBRARIES:
Type I or II F.R. ......................... 89.13
Type II-1-Hour ......................... 65.19
Type II-N ....... ........................... 61.99
Type III-1-Hour ........................ 68.88
Type III-N ................................. 65.44
Type V-1-Hour .......................... 64.78
Type V-N ................................... 61.99
15. MEDICAL OFFICES:
Type I or II F.R.* ....................... 91.51
Type II-I-Hour ......................... 70.60
Type II-N . ................................. 67.08
Type III-I-Hour ........................ 74.37
Type III-N ................................. 71.34
Type V-I-Hour .......................... 69.04
Type V-N ................................... 66.67
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16. OFFICES**:
Type I or II F.R.* ....................... 81.75
Type II-I-Hours ....................... 54.78
Type II-N ................................. 52.15
Type III-I-Hour ....................... 59.12
Type III-N ................................ 56.58
Type V-I-Hour ......................... 55.35
Type V-N .................................. 52.15
17. PRIVATE GARAGES:
Wood Frame .............................. 18.61
Masonry ..................................... 20.99
Open Carports ........................... 12.71
18. PUBUC BUILDINGS:
Type I or II F.R.* ...................... 94.46
Type II-I-Hour ....................... 76.51
Type II-N ................................ 73.14
Type III-I-Hour ...................... 79.54
Type III-N ............................... 76.67
Type V-I-Hour ........................ 72.73
Type V-N ................................. 70.11
19. PUBUC GARAGES:
Type I or II F.R.* ..................... 37.47
Type I or II Open Parking* ...... 28.13
Type II-N ................................ 21.48
Type III-I-Hour ...................... 28.37
Type III-N ............................... 25.26
Type V-I-Hour ........................ 25.83
$.......
OCCUPANCY
& TYPE
COST PER
SO.FT.. AVG
20. RESTAURANTS:
Type III-I-Hour ....................... 74.62
Type III-N ................................ 72.08
Type V-I-Hour ......................... 68.31
Type V-N .................................. 65.60
21. SCHOOLS:
Type I or II F.R. ......................... 85.20
Type II-I-Hour ......................... 58.14
Type III-I-Hour ........................ 62.16
Type III-N ................................. 59.86
Type V-I-Hour .......................... 58.30
Type V-N ................................... 55.60
22. SERVICE STATIONS:
Type II-N .................................. 51.50
Type III-I-Hour ........ ................ 53.63
Type V-I-Hour .......................... 45.67
Canopies ..................................... 21.48
23. STORES:
Type I or II F.R.* ........................63.14
Type II-I-Hour ......................... 38.62
Type II-N ................................. 37.72
Type III-I-Hour ....................... 46.99
Type III-N ......... ....................... 44.03
Type V-I-Hour ......................... 39.52
Type V-N .................................. 36.57
24. THEATERS:
Type I or II F.R. ........................ 84.13
Type III-I-Hour ...................... 61.25
Type III-N ............................... 58.38
Type V-I-Hour ........................ 57.65
Type V-N ................................. 54.53
25. WAREHOUSES***:
Type I or II F.R. ........................ 37.80
Type II or V-I-Hour ................ 22.47
Type II or V-N ......................... 21.16
Type III-I-Hour ........... ........... 25.50
Type III-N ............................... 24.27
EQUIPMENT
AIR CONDmONING:
Commercial......................... 3.20
Residential.......................... 2.71
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ............... 2.01
** Deduct 20 percent for shell-only buildings
*** Deduct 11 percent for mini-warehouses