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2024-2026 Code Cycle (2027 I-Codes)
Group B:
*****Our next meeting is Wednesday, 11/13*****
Group B Code Cycle Committee Meeting Details
Time: 9:00am to 10:30am
Date: Repeats every Wednesday
Location(s):
Clark County Building Department
4701 W. Russell Road, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Conference Room 1145A (11/13, 11/20, 12/18) or 1113A (11/27, 12/4, 12/11)
If you haven’t had a chance to participate – it’s not too late! We hope to see you there.
Jeffrey S. Grove, PE, FSFPE
Director-at-Large
SNICC Code Committee Chair
jeff.grove@coffman.com
Allen Burris
SNICC Code Committee Co-Chair
Allen.Burris@ClarkCountyNV.gov
Prior Zoom Meeting Recordings (Meetings moved to a live/in-person format after this)
9/19 – Meeting Recording and Transcript (Zoom Cloud)
9/5 – Meeting Recording and Transcript (Zoom Cloud)
8/22 – Kick-Off Meeting Recording (.mp4, 94mb)
2025 Group B Code Cycle: Administrative Provisions: Chapter 1 all codes except IRC, IECC, and IgCC, IBC App. A, B, O, all App. titled “Board of Appeals” for all codes, except IRC, IECC, and IgCC, designated definitions, and administrative update of referenced standards International Building Code IBC – General: Chapters: 2-6, 12, 13, 27-34, App. C, D, K IBC – Structural: Chapters: 15-25 and App. F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N International Green Construction Code Chapter 1 and App M International Existing Building Code International Residential Code IRC-B: Chapters: 1-10 and App. AA, AB, BA, BB, BC, BD, BE, BF, BG, BH, BI, BJ, BK, BL, BM, BN, BO, Chapter 11 International Property Maintenance Code International Zoning Code Let us know if you have any additional questions and we look forward to working with you on the Group B cycle. |
Group A:
The Hearing Schedule for CAH2 has been posted. Click or tap to learn more.
The SN-ICC Code Committee, chaired by our Director-at-Large Jeff Grove and co-chair Allen Burris of Clark County, presented their code proposals in Orlando, FL this past April for the development of the 2027 I-Codes. 6 out of 11 proposals are moving forward. The Committee will be focused on getting these six proposals ready for the next hearing being held in Long Beach in October of 2024.
Special thanks to all those who participated.
Click here to download the Monographs published by ICC (Google Drive)
Click here to download the submitted code proposals. (.zip, 1mb)
Hello Southern Nevada Government and Industry Associates, Code Adoption Update: The Southern Nevada Building Officials (SNBO) have been actively working through technical committees to develop a consensus document of local amendments for the 2024 cycle of codes. These committees, composed of experienced professionals from various disciplines, aim to address unique regional considerations and specific safety concerns that may not be fully covered by the standard model codes. By collaborating with industry experts, municipal representatives, and other stakeholders, the SNBO ensures that the amendments are well-informed, practical, and beneficial for the local construction industry and community. A significant milestone in this effort was the recent approval of the amendments for the plumbing and mechanical codes. These updates reflect the latest best practices and technological advancements, ensuring that local regulations are up-to-date and conducive to safe, efficient, and sustainable building practices. The approval process involved extensive discussions and reviews, as the committees sought to balance innovation with the practical realities of construction in Southern Nevada’s unique climate and environment. The adoption of these amendments marks a critical step towards a comprehensive update of the local building codes. Looking ahead, the SNBO is optimistic about completing the entire package of local amendments by the end of the year. This timeline reflects the organization’s commitment to a thorough and inclusive review process, allowing ample time for public input and professional scrutiny. The finalized document will serve as a crucial resource for builders, designers, and regulators, providing clear guidance on the standards and expectations for construction projects in the region. By the end of the year [2024], the SNBO aims to present a cohesive and comprehensive set of amendments that will enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability in Southern Nevada’s built environment. As each set of amendments make their way to the Building Officials through the steering committee,we are that much closer to a complete up to date adoption. Valarie Evans, MCP, CFM Building Official – City of North Las Vegas SNBO & NOBO Chair E: evansv@cityofnorthlasvegas.com T: 702-633-1580 |