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Pennsylvania legislators work on bill to update demolition codes following fatal building collapse

Pennsylvania legislators work on bill to update demolition codes following fatal building collapse


By BD+C Staff | July 11, 2013

Pennsylvania lawmakers are working on a bill to update demolition codes, in the wake of a fatal building collapse in Philadelphia in June. The bill would strengthen standards to apply for a demolition permit. The legislation would increase permit costs to establish a fund to be used for training building inspectors and would require the state to review the qualifications of code officials.

(http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2013/07/09/state-lawmakers-gather-input-on-updating-demolition-codes-in-wake-of-deadly-building-collapse/

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