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Tuesday, 28 February 2012 08:48 |
NCHBA is pleased to report that the 2012 North Carolina Residential Building Code has been posted on-line. This new code becomes effective on Thursday (03/01/12). You can view the code at this link . This online version is a copy that has been sent to the publisher that includes the ad-hoc amendments to the code, the amendments addressing SL2011-269 and the abridged mechanical, plumbing and fuel gas code that has been inserted within the book.
While the ICC will not have published the code in its traditional book format by Thursday, the on-line version will allow general contractors, code enforcement officials, other industry professionals, and the general public to view the code in its entirety. Consequently, there is no legal basis to withhold building permits as several jurisdictions have recently threatened to do.
NCHBA has been working closely with officials of the NC Department of Insurance, the Governor’s Office, and the leadership of the General Assembly to resolve this impending crisis. |
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Tuesday, 07 February 2012 11:26 |
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On February 22nd at The Balcony on Dock the Business Alliance for a Sound Economy (BASE) will host the new General Manager of NCIUA/NCJUA, Ms. Gina Schwitzgebel to provide a Coastal perspective of North Carolina's BEACH Plan. Joining Ms. Schwitzgebel at the presentation will be the new Director of Claims, Mr. Bob Eades and the Director of Finance, Alvin Ashworth.
Who should attend:
This event would be ideal for residential and commercial developers, builders, realtors, homeowners, insurance agents, engineers, attorneys, bankers, local government representatives, as well as elected officials.
Ms. Schwitzgebel, who most recently served in the role of Assistant Vice President at Builders Mutual Insurance, will be discussing her new role at the NCIUA/NCJUA including her responsibilities as the new General Manager and her goals and objectives to provide excellent service to customers insured by the North Carolina Beach Plan. Ms. Schwitzegebel will also discuss the overall finances of the BEACH Plan and the issue of reinsurance and what potential challenges, opportunities and changes may lie ahead particularly in light of the 2009 state legislation on homeowners insurance (HB1305).
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Monday, 23 January 2012 10:35 |
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On January 20th, 2012, a three-judge panel appointed by Chief Justice Sarah Parker to hear arguments in a case challenging the legality of congressional and state legislative district maps passed by the GOP-led N.C. General Assembly in July unanimously declined to delay North Carolina's candidate filing period and primary election date.
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