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California Building Standards Commission adopts 2013 code update

California Building Standards Commission adopts 2013 code update


January 31, 2013

The California Building Standards Commission adopted the new 2013 state standards code that includes new energy code provisions, accessibility standards, green building and water use modifications.The 2013 code includes:

  • An extensive update of California’s Energy Code
  • Division of the State Architect’s adoption of the 2010 Americans with Disabilities Act standards with California amendments
  • Updated California Green Building Code—CALGreen—requirements for nonresidential building alterations and additions
  • New plumbing code provisions pertaining to graywater and rainwater catchments

(http://www.heraldonline.com/2013/01/29/4578663/2013-california-building-standards.html)

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