09-25-2000 low
City of Edgewater
Construction Regulation Board
Planning Department, Conference Room
Monday, September 25, 2000
5:30 p.m.
Building Department AGENDA 139 East Park Avenue
CALL TO ORDER Chairman Bosse
ROLL CALL Board Coordinator
INTRODUCTION OF NEW MEMBER
1) Scott Waldroff, Architect
APPROVAL OF MINUTES May 10, 2000 Chairman Bosse
UNFINISHED BUSINESS None at this time.
NEW BUSINESS
1) Florida Building Code Dennis I. Fischer
ADJOURN
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special accommodations to participate in
this proceeding should contact Board Coordinator Tonya Elliott at (904)424 -2411, no late than 48 hours prior to the
proceeding.
:tle
h: \tonya \crb\agenda \Sept252000
„, •"✓
FLORIDA
BUILDING
CODE
VOLUME ID—BUILDING
(Chapter 12-Appendices)
THIRD DRAFT
February, 2000
..-41---;01E szli:.,
:is” ,0* ....- ;4-..r 7:7:: **. .
,,,i "e•SI
: wat.. i:'',:wow(- , ,„,-F..-i.1114: ir_..dot illatiVAIWill.....0141 :
.
to.
%A 1
I• •4 . !la .:4 S. , : _
•
I I
6% ,7*4‘41.4.441".. % 9 .11,4 /
Florida Building Commission
2555 Shumard Oak Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100
850-487-1824
'glee '�"�
-0 C
C C S
cr `8 S1)
0 o
v co
—
-,
D o o a
cn
C�) < o, o'
a. D
-1 -p d0 CND
5 c co c p N S`° N (--) CD
0
-_-_, 0 co
v <
-- O no �,
n r —
-
4,17 a
ni of ` �
•2 S
--I T) r----(i 0, Sn
oa 0 = -c -
E0o m2 C9
CD =- C
S
0 b C>
c, -� � ---t--
O
0 0 _
Co ono P
n
N
O
CC7 C CD r14'
-T! n
(D p--� S
Q. N• iv p n
ED n p > rn •.� (Sl To O
a �- cD c,. n \ -: (p a
co o. - = m nS CD
5• CO (7 ■ nom_ 73
co ki ni S
O O
ff g
_
CO o N°o cl y < co-a CSl
-� a
0
n n3
D' (Dr– n 11 CO co 11 o
U' a o
E
ti CD •
<'
I v
cD -L
Ju
0 i
Cw.'90 • 9 "rs.9'.'"
)
, 4 ,
•
dirf.---: ' , - ..■
,
100
-
illp
P.
/
. ,,,, ....„4..,.:.\V. , > , . '''',' '''' '4,-4....""'.."'"''''''' .0.x.",", ,,,.‹, ,,4!.," t,7:1;•:.",5.>,/ ri
or
..sup ir
`..,'.'
,:; I '''‹ ,,s',.t. ..', -,' -7C'e ' ■ , - ." z-;411.4111111115.. 0
,,::::.:
'''.4‘",it"
:X.1',.7i
';`' "'%1, 5'..Ift:2; “"'",■-;'‘.- 1;2- ,`;.''.1 ' ' f.:-.-.: ,‘
:., ,.,A,1-,.',.',,,,,` - =,,,,,„
t.—.4'''''''''''N.., .:1...:;,,z%,,,,,,, ‘r-
/ - -4—;°;:;!,,,O, #
',.. • . >„4 '.,1 -- 4'7,„..:,‘:. ts,,,./L.,,dy.,,, ' ' -, - ,--12.:-.V4 r
If4-",'' 1--- ---.6„.t. P'
sx 4,,--'4,....-' .4;.;,,4 ,,'''•,,,,:, ''''
'..,,' 2,,S'^',c •••••'.`1-,A '
[
UM
80
am.....--_
z..,-.4.,,,,,,c,,,,,..,,,,.,.., --■1111•1
90 .10IA
1111. :0016asolow- .... N‘
•.1,,mra 100
110
• GULF OF MEXICO \ •t)A
110 In
80 100
NOTES:
90 1. VALUES ARE FASTEST-MILE SPEED AT 33 FT (10 M) ABOVE
GROUND FOR EXPOSURE CATEGORY C AND ASSOCIATED
WITH AN ANNUAL PROBABILITY OF 0.02.
2. LINEAR INTERPOLATION BETWEEN WIND SPEED CONTOURS
IS ACCEPTABLE.
3. CAUTION IN USE OF WIND SPEED CONTOURS IN MOUNTAINOUS
REGION OF ALASKA IS ADVISED.
FIGURE 1606
)R 50-YEAR MEAN RECURRENCE INTERVAL
PUERTO RICO SHALL USE A BASIC WIND SPEED OF 110 MPH)
8 40 1 abed ,N, 414.0
P
a
NCD � 3 .i
.. vw N
o
K;3 '. 041 p
Z •
�"x = __C) . - -(DOO�1Q)CI1AwN -- m
�'.. o: 90r" -*1fT 00000000CDGD -I D M O
og?. 2�`_ �NCXDO=DximD Z0xi 73 mx
?. 3.1°^ ODDm�r,3=�< C Om00 - - 0
u; - ^ l' �3r *mr0DD m Z O N
''• °co=o m 73OCx7�) O �C D� N CO
Ai- D -IZ00 X Z _
nwa m * , Z "� m m O
mmN MI
s °c NNN ODZ '
,rr.+ n f io73 N�OtOCOVCO(J)-aWN NOD
A m :8E 333rrI—EXIO-9 xi r = r-
_c 0>>wmm mc� _ w 3
m nny <m__r N • O
c.u5 Z�zm rZr*1z 2 N 0
o o zSm OZ-i-I Zw AND -9 _
- - o�m # rm*1� ��� Z OCmD r=*1 0
°a m C C-) m -I r`T)1 T1 a
700 -BOO O O 4 23
= O 3 Jr ri b
Z
• W I m 0 0
(W W W W WWNNNNNNN I m t0 -Di
041.WN--•0(003Va1(nAw 000DmZ
DDOD-{-iDD-DDx> D N r*1
"hi rn
v_)r►- -{ 0Z (I)r>v) < 00 - C)
ONOCONDr030> m rrr C p CC ��%I
ZZDmni0 > OWOC Z vi/mul -0 p m v)D 0 N D D 13 -9 0 m
Z D 2 0 0 Z En CO
< m
0 /Alla *
r
Jo fit v
N
iPla Cr) AMA Opp 111110 itw 3
a
N
to
N
; ii tD
j#:'-'.i.-4-.
41111 op,
laga.,1;...1610,. . ,
on ,,,,, ,, ,..
' •
`. "v ".. . 1 . • ', 1.1-1 -12 ^^.. nn, v, ' \'--, '410 "�^oz VW
,7-.h.•"...tt
: ::.:'.:W:i::-.? .... .1::.;:.:•-).2. 0.s...Vi:. 4,1d:t'''.". ..)..4"ire-'..;.-:'.---Ut1707.‹)--,,:ztl...V !q1-17...k;--Vii,?,.t.,:tk..4',.:••&.:0.•
,v A •..''' -:',,:-;:„1.■;•4.-,„;-A.,...7,....tr,„,,,,,..1.::11-. ...*.z.in„,%-n•-,....z,-A•s4„:4,-pi::._..!.:-,;;‘,......k,t; "..•;•■•••,,,.„,...,...4„sil.. ..::::•!•::-.:•:;:':-1,
.4°:-.L.::,-,-*';‘,,A14,-,.:4,..N-:,::, 120 mph
Volusib County .:1....„..tik.,....
-,i:::.ks.r
4,,,t,,,.,
. .. ,
07/20/00 00 • 17 rv /in \o ^cx, p o"" INN
1��� l.3 a\'Y 1 u 'ky3 •�% .r�q�4ffi'� '} ^.KY hN C' �� 1
�l� "1i,4. -� #.4;; .. ,. C•is � :, 1F ", 3.4`'�,�t ..
h _ � .=,- ,j,..,,,• ,e • °a f
4,1 .0 s ¢ aS
3' b`8 4.41,.,-;L'
4' " • _ .. $)a y5 ''', `ate„
'yes F,_:,. • r y .S..S
t .X.',-!'",,-;:,
+ems •-' �t? )f t:�..
� w ( "10.0
m° � � ca ° o o . O =, ¢ Oc. D'd c¢c A O c ' CD (1) OD n C 0 D D N `< cD .CD ¢ •- < )
- r Z Op cD F) W N N cD cO
D) A D3 ,......-4 � , Ca N ;-71 .15 ,--. 0C/8,o r (D O x
¢O (D - O (D ' ..•
K rri,.. KO a ,•.- ■.-. G '5:17). ,•
+x �7O'iv ¢p ° tncm Ki ' '7'" to K < �� �.VI co cn i O 'A, ,..r p(D < ,--..K- O N M - A) (�' w c•(n C
�+ .1 w - ¢ r'-« Czi
i •�. Q*) a.or) r' (t A¢i ° (D pi �• Z 0 r . (D O cD t i CD d � _ o ao r« � �. Z oo n � 0 ,--,.---•
9
¢ � O In ,C ° .1 ,.:K 0 () `< '. (D C) C., ° ¢fin °'O 'l7
K p°) O 'mac :on cr(¢D (,•). K O r 01.o (�D `< a' '-'' v
cn ° A) OV O sv cD ti » (D O „- sv cD (D (D CD e 0 onQ
O A) O O r- (n K ap 0, --35 ,°, K ¢
e-e cD x O w o CD p ° iv (1:' f-,- K �•(3 - "f•O A)
_ (D O ,...' (D a, O �, - () (D o (D A" n n r•'
—cc a -1 z > Po =
xa,CD Cr -fDS o )) a - < a`< ° ° `�° °
CDD w CCD K cD U (D cn '-'• s3. O 0. (D .OZ °r
1:3 Da¢ in r' (n .� (D K O' r' () m 'fl) a n CD
(D .O CY CD o.
'` xU) zz �°''_ooc CD (nCra
(D ¢) ,.... CD (D r-• K• —.51, 0.0,.-1 .--, z _. �p 0 ¢ '-'• ]
� C Y cnY cv9. r wC �cDR.� 9 .7.-..7--c:" � cD � �L
b7 o 0 •n • p) 4 ci4 o v a — i cn ® ca,
cou _ cro ° ro . mmo y ° sv � o � c°D
cq p 5 cn 0 sv C1 no ,N_. AY O .'3' G SO C~D K O p) 0. e+ cn cOn
K '� 00 '-• .r r+ K ,Of '(7 �' n N .A: (7 ...-t-
9U)'-'
s1.
W cn o O O lD _ (D N (D ¢)
to co + . cD W K K O D `..
cc. _¢ tEl (D (D °' fa) O No 'C7 0 (Dm o (D U sr ,�,sl,cv
�' -1- 0 co ° CD w c< ct, ¢' a '�] � , cn z � cKD Os' 4: co
tv CD 'T1 0 K (D 0' K (D cD A) - , , Po ® o
00 .. 'si ,- O sv 0 O cr sv s✓ O a. CT)'-' 6 a' N E- K 0 c PI ry O M K lD Nzs CD C '•' C ' Sv 0 p' CD O O '�
O - fD f - m m (D p ,-. K •,.. cD O K (D 5 �
K O ¢ • CD o 0 cn c¢D cD v N ',�" _ (D OC sU CD _�
< A7 C7 w-. .� C7 N x �, O a ``�' rN. �' ° �•
Z
(D CD O () (D .--
A) OK , '. .., (D 00 (D CI) x o ,..,. K _a. . (D I CD
CD N CY K p N (D cD n A�i .� v°i r+ x ¢ () a �� 0
¢ a ooh K ¢ CD .< - • MaC � (D - C) ®
o (ply - O cD ', .-- . i N K (D K O O :C1 ,
'xi x co ,Zi (D 0 .+ G. O. ON p a. < (D Q. n' Ll• ¢ o * 7-+
0 to N R7 - w 5 p ¢ (n (D D) r.0--� cn •_x ° cn (D -») cn cro cD "' O oro 1 i
_ _ < _ „, sv ^- CO
sv '-i' ° . p CT) m 'O) co c�D m o i s C
∎ - 4 Ptbi r---
Niue
Toward a Questions & Test your The Damage F BC
New Code Answers Knowledge Done
►Weida a:kfing c•mn.s..b., "Toward a SAFER BUILT environment for Honda."
Milestones
July, 1996
1 ° • Governor Chiles establishes the Florida Building Codes Study
l ° Commission
I -M ' May, 1998
• The Florida Legislature passes and Governor signs House Bill
lgonottime 4181 (Chapter 98-287, Laws of Florida, amending Chapter 553,
Florida Statutes.)
IMIMPOYATAVi,
July, 1998
• The Florida Building Commission is formed.
September, 1998
• The Commission reaches consensus on criteria for potential
modifications to base codes.
October, 1998
• The Commission selects the 1997 Standard Building Code as
the base code (including the Standard Plumbing Code,
Standard Mechanical Code, Standard Gas Code, the 1996
National Electrical Code (NFPA 70), and the 1996 National Fire
Alarm Code (NFPA 72). The Commission agrees on guidelines
for representation on the TAC/TGs.
November, 1998
• The Commission appoints nine Technical Advisory Committees
(TACs) and two Task Groups (TG)to refine the Base Code into
an approved draft for public dissemination.
January, 1999
• Commission selects the 1999 National Electrical Code as the
base Electrical Code and the National Alarm Code as the base
Alarm Code.
• Commission selects 1998 Florida Energy Efficiency Code for
Building Construction
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fhcd/fbc/FBC-FrontPage/270.htm 8/28/00
• ..., •••<<��.. ..�� �. ..,t, i iv' ua uuuU1It , L Vul1ll1JJ1UIl rage z or 4
%ow Iwo
• The first Public Input Forum held in Orlando.
February, 1999
• Commission replaces the 1997 Standard Mechanical Code with
the 1998 International Mechanical Code as the base Mechanical
Code.
• Commission replaces the 1997 Standard Gas Code with the
International Fuel Gas Code as the base Gas Code.
April, 1999
• In April of 1999 the Commission authorizes the printing and
dissemination of the TAC/TG recommendations on a working
draft of the Florida Building Code and approves eight Public
Input Forums to be held around the state in order to solicit
public comment on the committee's recommendations.
May, 1999
• Commission sponsors 8 public input forums in Ft. Lauderdale,
Melbourne, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Orlando, Naples, Tampa
and Pensacola and schedules an additional public hearing in
Miami/Kendall on June 9. Commission agrees on work plan and
decision making process for TACs/TG and Commission.
June, 1999
• Commission begins review of South Florida code integration
issues beginning with wind load design options and holds
additional Draft I public hearings in Miami and Pensacola. New
Chair appointed by Governor.
July, 1999
• Commission approves five facilitated public hearings on draft It
of the FBC.
• Commission ranks windload design options and reviews code
enforcement issues. Chair assigns a drafting group to address
the South Florida code integration issues of wind load design,
roofing, and code enforcement.
• Commission reviews and adopts work plan from July through
February of 2000 and approves a 51%quorum rule for the
TAC/TGs.
• Drafting Committee on South Florida code integration issues
meets and agrees on a consensus option to present to the
Commission in August.
August, 1999
http://www.dca.state.fl.usithcd/fbc/FBC-FrontPage/270.htm 8/28/00
Noe
• Commission unanimously adopts draft II of the Florida Building
Code including windload design, roofing, and code enforcement
provisions for addressing the unique concerns of South Florida.
• Commission unanimously adopts additional criteria and process
for considering proposed modifications to Draft U.
• Commission moves to file rule adopting the 1999 Edition of the
National Electric Code
September, 1999
• Commission holds two facilitated public hearings on Draft II.
• Commission approves consent responses to written comment
on Draft I of the FBC.
• Commission unanimously adopts Education TG proposal for
conceptual design for Building Code Training Program. State
Agency Review Ad Hoc Committee appointed to present
recommendations to Commission on State agency standards
development and enforcement authority.
October, 1999
• Commission holds two facilitated public hearings on Draft II.
• Commission proposes options on wind design for Draft III
inclusion , ranks options, and assigns South Florida Integration
Ad Hoc Committee to refine options and present
recommendations to the Commission in November.
• Commission proposes options on a statewide product approval
system, ranks options, and assigns South Florida Integration Ad
Hoc Committee to refine options and present recommendations
to the Commission in December.
• Secretary Seibert and Representative Constantine address
Commission and deliver Governor's message on the building
code and product approval system.
November, 1999
• Commission holds the fifth and final public hearing on Draft II.
South Florida.
• Integration Ad Hoc Committee meets in Naples to review wind
design options and recommends that the Commission adopt the
wind design criteria from the IBC including ASCE 7-98 for the
entire state. The Code Formatting Ad Hoc meets and makes
recommendations to present to the Commission for adoption
into draft III.
• Commission reviews and adopts wind design option (the wind
design criteria from the IBC including ASCE 7-98 for the entire
state) , coastal building zone requirements, refinements to
South Florida hurricane protection standards integration,
proposed modifications to Draft II, and formatting
recommendations for Draft III inclusion.
• Commission moves and adopts Draft III amendatory text.
Commission members have until November 24 to submit
http://www.dca.state.fl.us/fhcd/fbc/FBC-FrontPage/270.htm 8/28/00
..,. ... . ......... .�.�.......cJ vuwuoowii • u.S.. 7 v. z
'1011, VW'
written amendments to the draft text.
• State Agency Issues Ad Hoc Committee meets to refine and
propose final recommendations on standards development and
enforcement for state agencies.
December, 1999
• Commission decides on Commissioner's amendments to
amendatory text of Draft III, approves Ad Hoc and glitch
process for final refinements to Draft III, and adopts Draft III of
the Florida Building Code as amended.
• Commission adopts amendatory text of recommendations on
state agency authority for standards development and
enforcement functions.
• Commission adopts Insurance Premium Ad Hoc's
recommendations
• Governor sends letter of support for consensus-building efforts
and indicating that the Commission provides the best forum to
achieve full consensus.
January, 2000
• Commission decides on special ad hoc and glitch amendments
to the Building Code.
• Commission reviews and adopts amendatory text of
components for inclusion in the report to the Legislature.
February, 2000
• Commission adopts the Final Draft of the Florida Building Code
as a proposed rule and completes its recommendations to the
2000 Legislature.
(back to top)
Foundations FBC Membership
Copyright 1999 the Florida Building Commission.All rights reserved.
Questions about this site?Contact:Sara.Blyn@dca.state.fl.us
http.//www.dca.state.fl.us/fhcd/fbc/H3C-FrontPage/270.htm 8/28/00