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What this is
The council will review and discuss whether to adopt the 2018 International Codes, which are model building and construction standards used by many cities.
Why it matters
Adopting updated building codes could affect construction standards and requirements for homes and businesses in Richardson.
Timeline
- July 10, 2026 Agenda posted — March 1, 2021 meeting
Appearances on agendas
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City Council — March 1, 2021
Review and discuss 2018 International Codes adoption
Official agenda language
REVIEW AND DISCUSS THE 2018 INTERNATIONAL CODES ADOPTION
Documents
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