CCC NOVEMBER 2023 MEETING SCOPING

NEW AND EXISTING SECTIONS

(See also individual scoping matrices)
Copyright © 2023 International Code Council, Inc.
The following are new sections approved for the 2024 I-codes
that staff wants the CCC to consider scoping to a specific
code committee based on that committee’s expertise.

2024 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE

P37-21 Part 2 AMPC1
(New) [P]1210.2.3 Adult changing table surround. Walls and partitions within 2 feet
(610 mm) measured horizontally from each end of the adult changing table and to a
height of not less than 72 inches (1829 mm) above the floor shall have a smooth, hard,
nonabsorbent surface and except for structural elements, the materials used in such
walls shall be of a type that is not adversely affected by moisture.

FS2-22 AMPC1
1403.14 1 [BS]1402.3.1 Attachments through exterior insulation. Where exterior
wall coverings are attached to the building structure through exterior continuous
insulation, furring and attachments through the exterior insulation shall be designed to
resist design loads determined in accordance with Chapter 16, including support of
cladding weight as applicable. Exterior wall coverings attached to the building structure
through foam plastic insulating sheathing shall comply with the attachment requirements
of Section 2603.11, 2603.12, or 2603.13.

FS7-22 AM
(New) [BS]1404.14.2 Installation over foam plastic insulating sheathing. Where
vinyl siding or insulated vinyl siding or insulated vinyl siding is installed over foam plastic
insulating sheathing, the vinyl siding shall comply with Section 1404.14 and shall have a
wind load design pressure rating in accordance with Table 1404.14.2.
Exceptions:
 1. Where the foam plastic insulating sheathing is applied directly over wood
structural panels, fiberboard, gypsum sheathing or other approved backing
capable of independently resisting the design wind pressure, the vinyl siding or
insulated vinyl siding shall be installed in accordance with Section 1404.14.1.
2. Where the vinyl siding or insulated vinyl siding manufacturer's product
specifications provide an approved wind load design pressure rating for
installation over foam plastic insulating sheathing, use of this wind load design
pressure rating shall be permitted and the siding shall be installed in accordance
with the manufacturer's installation instructions.
3. Where the foam plastic insulating sheathing and its attachment has a design
wind pressure resistance complying with Sections 2603.10 and 1609, the vinyl
siding or insulated vinyl siding shall be installed in accordance with Section
1404.14.1.

FS7-22 AM - Scope Table 1404.14.2 to [BS]

FS11-22 AM
(New) [BS]1404.18.1 Installation. Polypropylene siding and accessories shall be
installed over and attached to wood structural panel sheathing with minimum thickness
of 7/16 inch (11.1 mm), nailable substrate, or other substrate suitable for mechanical
fasteners in accordance with the approved manufacturer's instructions.
(New) [BS]1404.18.2 Fastener requirements. Unless otherwise specified in the
approved manufacturer’s instructions, nails shall be corrosion resistant, with a minimum
0.120-inch (3 mm) shank and minimum 0.313-inch (8 mm) head diameter. Nails shall be
a minimum of 1 1/4 inches (32 mm) long or as necessary to penetrate sheathing or
nailable substrate not less than 3/4 inch (19.1 mm). Where the nail fully penetrates the
sheathing or nailable substrate, the end of the fastener shall extend not less than 1/4
inch (6.4 mm) beyond the opposite face of the sheathing or nailable substrate. Spacing
of fasteners shall be installed in accordance with the approved manufacturer’s
instructions.

FS133-21 AS
(New) [BS]1404.19 Fiber-mat reinforced cementitious backer units. Fiber-mat
reinforced cementitious backer units shall be permitted on exterior walls.
(New) [BS]1404.19.1 Installation. Installation of fiber-mat reinforced cementitious
backer units used as an exterior substrate for the application of exterior finish materials
shall be in accordance with backer unit manufacturer's installation instructions. Panels
shall be installed using corrosion-resistant fasteners. Finish materials shall be installed
in accordance with approved finish material manufacturer's instructions.

Proposed change in current scoping from [BF] to [BS].

[BS]1406.4Structural design. MCM systems shall be designed and constructed to
resist wind loads as required by Chapter 16 for components and cladding.

S201-22 AM
[BF]2303.2.1 Alternate fire testing. Fire-retardant-treated wood is also any wood
product that, when impregnated with chemicals by a pressure process or other means
during manufacture, shall have, when tested in accordance with ASTM E2768, has a
listed flame spread index of 25 or less and where the flame front does not progress
more than 10.5 feet (3200 mm) beyond the centerline of the burners at any time during
the test.
Proposed change in current scoping from [BG] to [BS].
3301.2.1 [BS]3301.3 Roof loads. Structural roof components shall be capable of
supporting the roof-covering system and the material and equipment loads that will be
encountered during installation of the system.

Proposed change in current scoping from [BG] to [F].

[F]3303.7 Fire safety during demolition. Fire safety during demolition shall comply
with the applicable requirements of this code and the applicable provisions of Chapter
33 of the International Fire Code.
Appendix K proposed change in current scoping from [BG] to [ADM] (see next 3
pages)
G112-21 Part I AMPC2 proposed scoping to be [BG]
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F106-21 AS
1004.16.7 [BE]1032.2.2.1 Maintenance. Fire escape stairways and balconies shall be
kept clear and unobstructed at all times and shall be maintained in good working order.
1004.16.5.1 [BE]1032.2.2.2 Examination. Fire escape stairways and balconies shall be
examined for structural adequacy and safety by a registered design professional or
other person acceptable to the fire code official every 5 years. The examination shall
determine whether the fire escape stairways and balconies can support the dead load
plus a live load of not less than 100 pounds per square foot (4.78 kN/m ). An inspection
report shall be submitted to the fire code official after such examination.

E37-21 AS: Section 604.4 revised - no change to current scoping from [BE]

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Appendix AY - ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADUs) proposed scoping to [RB]
– See attached 2024 IRC New Appendices document

Appendix AZ - EXTENDED PLATE WALL CONSTRUCTION proposed scoping to

[RB] – See attached 2024 IRC New Appendices document

Appendix BA - HEMP-LIME (HEMPCRETE) CONSTRUCTION proposed scoping to

[RB] – See attached 2024 IRC New Appendices document

Appendix BB - NON-SEWERED SANITATION SYSTEMS proposed scoping to [RM]

– See attached 2024 IRC New Appendices document
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CODE
EB47-22 AMPC1

(New) [BS]502.1.1 Risk category assignment. Where the addition and the existing
building have different occupancies, the risk category of each existing and added
occupancy shall be determined in accordance with Section 1604.5.1 of the International
Building Code. Where application of that section results in a higher risk category for the
existing building compared with the risk category for the existing building before the
addition, such a change shall be consid-ered a change of occupancy and shall comply
with Section 506 of this code. Where application of that section results in a higher risk
category for the addition compared with the risk category for teh addition by itself, the
addition and any systems in the existing building required to serve the addition shall
comply with the requirements of the International Building Code for new construction for
the higher risk category.

(New) [BS]1101.3 Risk category assignment. Where the addition and the existing
building have different occupancies, the risk category of each existing and added
occupancy shall be determined in accordance with Section 1604.5.1 of the International
Building Code. Where application of that section results in a higher risk category for the
existing building compared wih the risk category for the existing building before the
addition, such a change shall be considered a change of occupancy and shall comply
with Chapter 10 of this code. Where application of that section results in a higher risk
category for the addition compared with the risk category for the addition by itself, the
addition and any systems in the existing building required to serve the addition shall
comply with the requirements of the International Building Code for new construction for
the higher risk category.
Section 1201.2 - proposed change in current scoping from [BS] to [EB]
[BS] 1201.2 Report. A historic building undergoing alteration or change of occupancy
shall be investigated and evaluated and a written report shall be prepared and filed with
the code official by a registered design professional where required by the code official.
The report shall identify all unsafe conditions as defined in Section 115. For buildings
assigned to Seismic Design Category D, E or F, a description of the vertical and
horizontal elements of the lateral force-resisting system and strengths or weaknesses
therein shall be included. Additionally, the report shall describe the components of the
building that provide a level of safety substantially below that required of existing non-
historic buildings.

Exception: An investigation, evaluation, and report shall not be required where

the alteration is scoped by Section 602 as a Level 1 alteration and does not
make the building or structure less complying with the provisions of the
International Building Code.

G199-21 – proposed scoping to [F]

(NEW) SECTION 1502
OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR FIRE PROTECTION

[F]1502.1 Site Safety Plan. The owner or owner’s authorized agent shall be
responsible for the development, implementation and maintenance of an approved,
written site safety plan establishing a fire prevention program at the project site
applicable throughout all phases of the construction, repair, alteration or demolition
work. The plan shall be submitted and approved before a building permit is issued, Any
changes to the plan shall address the requirements of this chapter and other applicable
portions of the International Fire Code, the duties of staff, and staff training
requirements. The plan shall be submitted for approval in accordance with the
International Fire Code.

[F]1502.1.1 Components of site safety plans. Site safety plans shall include
the following as applicable:
1. Name and contact information of site safety director.
2. Documentation of the training of the site safety director and fire watch personnel.
3. Procedures for reporting emergencies.
4. Fire department vehicle access routes.
5. Location of fire protection equipment, including portable fire extinguishers, standpipes, fire
department connections and fire hydrants.
 6. Smoking and cooking policies, designated areas to be used where approved, and signage
locations in accordance with the International Fire Code.
7. Location and safety considerations for temporary heating equipment.
8. Hot work permit plan.
9. Plans for control of combustible waste material.
10. Locations and methods for storage and use of flammable and combustible liquids and othe
hazardous materials.
11. Provisions for site security and, where required, for a fire watch.
12. Changes that affect this plan.
13. Other site-specific information required by the International Fire Code.
[F]1502.2 Site safety director. The owner shall designate a person to be the site safety
director. The site safety director shall be responsible for ensuring compliance with the
site safety plan. The site safety director shall have the authority to enforce the
provisions of this chapter and other provisions as necessary to secure the intent of this
chapter. Where guard service is provided in accordance with the International Fire
Code, the site safety director shall be responsible for the guard service.

[F]1502.3 Daily fire safety inspection. The site safety director shall be responsible for
completion of a daily fire safety inspection at the project site. Each day, all building and
outdoor areas shall be inspected to ensure compliance with the inspection list in this
section. The results of each inspection shall be documented and maintained on-site
until a certificate of occupancy has been issued. Documentation shall be immediately
available on-site inspection and review.
1. Any contractors entering the site to perform hot work each day have been
instructed in the hot work safety requirements in the International Fire Code, and
hot work is performed only in areas approved by the site safety director.
2. Temporary heating equipment is maintained away from combustible materials in
accordance with the equipment manufacturer's instructions.
3. Combustible debris, rubbish and waste material is removed from the building in
areas where work is not being performed.
4. Temporary wiring does not have exposed conductors.
5. Flammable liquids and other hazardous materials are stored in locations that have
been approved by the site safety director when not involved in work that is being
performed.
6. Fire apparatus access roads required by the International Fire Code are maintained
clear of obstructions that reduce the width of the usable roadway to less than 20
feet (6096 mm).
7. Fire hydrants are clearly visible from access roads and are not obstructed.
8. The location of fire department connections to standpipe and in-service sprinkler
systems are clearly identifiable from the access road and such connections are not
obstructed.
9. Standpipe systems are in service and continuous to the highest work floor, as
specified in Section 1506.
10. Portable fire extinguishers are available in locations required by Sections 1504 and
for roofing operations in accordance with the International Fire Code.
11. Where a fire watch is required, fire watch records complying with the International
Fire Code are up-to-date.

[F]1502.3.1 Violations. Failure to properly conduct, document and maintain

documentation required by this section shall constitute an unlawful act in
accordance with Section 114.1 and shall result in the issuance of a notice of
violation to the site safety director in accordance with Section 114.2. Upon the
third offense, the Building Official is authorized to issue a stop work order in
accordance with Section 115, and work shall not resume until satisfactory
assurances of future compliance have been presented to and approved by the
Building Official.

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PC15-21 AS – Proposed scoping to [P]

(NEW) SECTION 1205

NONPOTABLE WATER SYSTEMS

[P]1205.1 Objective. To provide safe nonpotable water systems consisting of

collection, storage, treatment, and distribution components for gray water, rainwater,
and recycled water sources.

[P]1205.2 Functional Statement. Nonpotable water systems shall collect nonpotable

water from approved sources, provide treatment and storage of nonpotable water, and
distribute nonpotable water to approved fixtures and outlets.

[P]1205.3 Performance requirements. The performance requirements of nonpotable

water systems shall be in accordance with Sections 1205.3.1 through 1205.3.7.2.

[P]1205.3.1 Identification. Nonpotable water systems shall be clearly identified.

[P]1205.3.2 Separation. Nonpotable water systems shall be provided in systems

isolated from potable water systems to avoid potable water contamination.
[P]Nonpotable water shall meet the minimum water quality requirements established by
the jurisdiction.

[P]1205.3.4 Flow rate and pressure. Nonpotable water supplies shall be provided at a
flow rate and pressure to fixtures and outlets adequate for their operation.

[P]1205.3.5 Leak prevention. Piping and storage tanks for nonpotable water systems
shall be installed in a leak-free manner.

[P]1205.3.6 Access. Nonpotable water systems shall be installed to allow adequate

access for maintenance.

[P]1205.3.7 Storage. Storage of nonpotable water collected on-site shall be provided of

sufficient size and capacity to support the intended uses.

[P]1205.3.7.1 Venting and overflow. Nonpotable water storage shall be designed and
installed to allow venting of gases and to control overflow without damage to the system
in accordance with requirements established by the jurisdiction.

[P]1205.3.7.2 Makeup water. Where required for the intended uses, other sources of
water supply shall be provided to ensure that there is an uninterrupted supply of water
from the nonpotable water system.