New York approves use of cross-laminated timber for six storey buildings
The New York City Council has approved the use of mass timber for the construction of buildings of up to 85 feet tall in the city.
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The New York City Council has approved the use of mass timber for the construction of buildings of up to 85 feet tall in the city.
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21 Minnesota counties enforce state building codes 21 Minnesota counties enforce state building codes Thursday marked one week since the deadly collapse of a 12-story condo in Surfside, which has prompted both questions and concerns across the country from residents questions their local building safety measures. "In Minnesota, we’re actually in a pretty good place because we do have a construction standard that does apply throughout the entire state," Scott McKown, the assistant director of the Construction Codes and Licensing Division at the Minnesota Department of Labor and Indust...
LARA Dwight Govan Dwight Govan spent 35 years in the elevator industry before he joined LARA in 2012 as a General Elevator Inspector in the Bureau of Construction Codes (BCC). In 1975, he began his career as an apprentice and, seven years later, became a journeyman where he worked in construction, service and maintenance. Dwight spent the next nearly three decades working for several major companies in the industry including, Haughton, Schindler, Thyssen Krupp, and Westinghouse. He retired in 2010 as an elevator maintenance mechanic but since he still had a desire to be a part of the industry...
LARA LARA Issues Cease & Desist Order to Mount Mancelona Ski Resort in Northern Michigan Ski lift has no permit to operate; deemed unsafe upon inspection Media Contact: LARA Communications 517-335-LARA (5272) March 1 5, 2019 - LARA’s Bureau of Construction Codes (BCC) issued a Cease & Desist order against Mount Mancelona located at 2497 Ski Run Rd., Mancelona, MI to cease and desist from operating a ski lift without a permit, in violation of the Ski Area Safety Act. An investigation prompted by a complaint, disclosed violations of the Ski Area Safety Act: 1) not possessing a permit to o...