Mechanical Tee Bolted Outlets
Buildings Bulletin
2010-008 establishes acceptance
criteria for mechanical tee bolted
outlets for hot and cold water
supply and distribution.
Solar Collectors
Buildings Bulletin 2010-009 establishes acceptance
criteria and test methods for solar
collectors.
Mechanical Joints
Buildings Bulletin 2010-010 establishes acceptance
criteria for mechanical joints
(press joints and push-fit joints
only) as required by Local Law 71 of
2009.
Steel-Plated and Vault-Like Spaces
Buildings Bulletin 2010-011 clarifies the
applicability of Building Code
Chapter 9 to steel-plated and
vault-like spaces.
Place of Assembly Certificates of
Operation
Buildings Bulletin 2010-12 clarifies the meaning of
the references to "this code" in
section AC 28-117.1 and AC 28-117.2
for the purposes of issuance of
certificates of operation to places
of assembly and temporary places of
assembly.
Mixed-Use Buildings with Vacant
Space
Buildings Bulletin 2010-013 establishes the
allowance to obtain a final
Certificate of Occupancy for a
mixed-used building with a vacant
space.
Painting Requirements for
Standpipe and Sprinkler Systems
Buildings Bulletin 2010-014 clarifies the types of
fire protection system piping and
valve handles that must be painted
to comply with Local Law 58 of 2009.
Fresh Fruit, Vegetable and
Pushcart Storage Facilities
Buildings Bulletin 2010-015 clarifies when a fresh
fruit, vegetable and pushcart
storage facility for Green Cart
vendors may be considered a Zoning
Use Group 4 community facility and
establishes administrative
requirements and technical criteria
for such a facility.
NYC Energy Construction Code |
| On July 1, 2010, the New York City Energy Conservation Code (NYCECC)
becomes effective. The
NYCECC is more
stringent than the state energy
code and applies to all new
building and alteration projects
filed on or after July 1, 2010.
Small alteration projects are no
longer exempt from energy code
|
requirements. Keep reading Buildings News for important information about the NYCECC. |