FIRE & BUILDING SAFETY CODE
The annexes to this Code are designed to help people understand the state laws related to fire, explosion, hazardous materials, structural safety and carbon monoxide, and enable people to understand and take advantage of the flexibility built into this Code for historic buildings.
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