Sentence examples for code official from inspiring English sources
Take the example set by Vincent Prieto, a construction and plumbing code official from Secaucus -- and New Jersey's newest state legislator.
Gary L. Montroy, construction code official of this Bergen County town, said his investigation so far had found that the temporary floor was illegal on two grounds.
Now, the burden's off code officials to be the good guys or the bad guys".
"Before, code officials had to make their own determination as to whether a bedroom was the appropriate size.
But building code officials who attended the meeting said opposition surfaced this month after word spread that the federal government was advocating repealing certain code enhancements.
Under the Civil Service Code officials must behave with "objectivity", basing their advice and decisions on "rigorous analysis of the evidence".
By passing laws that would reduce the influence of organized crime on the construction industry and remove unnecessary and costly provisions of the city building code, officials hope to be able to reduce that cost.
And the third proposal — to drop a requirement for an additional stairwell in office buildings taller than 420 feet, or about 40 stories — was defeated on Saturday by a vote of the building code officials present.
Neither had more than the usual issues with obtaining permits, but in some cases, "contractors don't know how to build that way and code officials have to figure out new rules," said Larry Speck, an architect based in Austin., Tex., and a professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
The design process for buildings is highly organized and draws upon research establishments that study material properties and performance, code officials who adopt and enforce safety standards, and design professionals who determine user needs and design a building to meet those needs.
In the United States, it normally means the International Building Code (IBC), with whatever specific enhancements local or state code officials may require.
