Sentence examples for brought up to code from inspiring English sources

Bathrooms have been brought up to code and some offices have been renovated for artists and businesses leasing the space.

She recommends having a house inspected and brought up to code before placing it on the market, or at least starting the process to make all changes legal.

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.

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.

Recent talk at 151 Kent has turned to the extension of the loft law, which grant protections for dwellers of lofts in industrial buildings throughout New York City but also have placed some long-term residents at odds with their landlords or in a kind of bureaucratic limbo until their illegal loft spaces are brought up to housing codes.

As a result, all city recommendations had to be followed, lest officials demand the house be brought up to current codes, which would happen if too many elements of the house were altered.

We have learned some hard lessons about when it's okay to leave something alone, and when things need to be brought up to current building code.

Once a house is condemned, it must be brought up to current city code or be torn down.

Each building was brought up to today's codes and restored under the watchful eye of Walter R. T. Smith, president emeritus and longtime board member of the society.