Sentence examples for are brought up to code from inspiring English sources
The county remains unconvinced: it gave the couple notice to "cease occupancy" until an approved septic system is installed and the buildings, walls and moats are brought up to code.
That group says that after the buildings are brought up to code, it plans to turn the deeds over to the squatters, making them legal owners, with the provision that future sales be to low-income buyers.
Water is not the right material to extinguish all fires". When older buildings are renovated, they are brought up to code, Gladson said.
Bathrooms have been brought up to code and some offices have been renovated for artists and businesses leasing the space.
Venting Gas Dryer Through a Wall Q We live on the third floor of a six-story loft building that is being brought up to code.
In the summer of 1990, another school in the district burned down and Parkway was brought up to code and recommissioned by fall.
But after being brought up to code recently and with prodding from Whitman administration, the Teaneck Armory -- and others around the state -- are now available for rental by the public for such events as trade shows.
As part of the renovation, handicapped accessibility was brought up to code; the first-floor catering kitchen was modernized; the basement was modified; and the upstairs living quarters — originally a "postage stamp" kitchen and two bedrooms with a small porch that was used as a third bedroom — now has a revamped kitchen, a restored porch, a new office and three bedrooms.
The old swimming hole has been replaced by a heated Olympic-size pool; there is a modern climbing wall; and the latrine, known as "the perch," has been brought up to code by former campers, the same handy bunch who recently built the camp director a log cabin from a kit.
It has outdated plumbing and wiring that cannot be brought up to code.
The current Temple and practice space has been intact since the building was bought and the space was brought up to code a few years ago.
