Noun
set of standards established and enforced by local government for the structural safety of buildings
Source: WordNetA national building code limits wood frame building heights to four storeys. Source: Internet
Council member Jeanne Thompson said the way the building code is written is vague and open to interpretation. Source: Internet
A master planned solar-ready community in San Diego shows builders cautiously optimistic about state’s super-green building code. Source: Internet
Complementing this building code, which is still in force, is the discouragement of heavy industry in Jerusalem; only about 2.2% of Jerusalem's land is zoned for "industry and infrastructure." Source: Internet
A look at a map shows that Ely stands out and is one of a relatively few communities that have adopted a building code prevalent in the Twin Cities metro area. Source: Internet
Container home companies say that some municipalities are slow to approve their structures, and that changing the building code to include them would help ease their entry into an evermore diverse housing market. Source: Internet