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Building Code Title 27 Subchapter 6 - New York

Title 27 / Subchapter 6163 Subchapter 6 MEANS OF EGRESSTABLE OF CONTENTS[ Sec.]*or Sec. **[ ]Art. 1 General[ ]354 Scope[ ]355 Definitions[ ]356 Inadequate Exits for ExistingStructures[ ]Art. 2 Determination of ExitRequirements[ ]357 Exit Requirements[ ]358 Occupant Load[ ]359 Capacity of Exits[ ]360 Travel Distance[ ]Art. 3 Location of Exits[ ]361 Arrangement[ ]362 Tenant Spaces[ ]363 Remote Location[ ]364 Exit Discharge[ ]Art. 4 Number of Exits[ ]365 Egress from Rooms andSpaces[ ]366 Exits from Floors[ ]367 Exit Reduction[ ]Art. 5 Access Requirements andExit Types[ ]368 General[ ]369 Corridors[ ]370 Exit Passageways[ ]371 Doors[ ]372 Area of Refuge[ ]373 Horizontal Exits[ ]374 Supplemental Vertical Exits[ ]375 Interior Stairs[ ]376 Exterior Tower[ ]377 Ramps[ ]378 Escalators[ ]379 Moving Walkways[ ]380 Fire Escapes[ ]Art.

Oct 01, 2004 · occupancy group under which the building is classified; but the access and exit requirements for the incidental occupancy shall be based upon the occupancy group classification of the incidental occupancy. (c) Multiple occupancy or use. - Where a building, floor, or space is used for multiple purposes involving

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