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New building code law bars a key inspection in most of NC. That raises risks, experts say - Vimarsana News

New building code law bars a key inspection in most of NC. That raises risks, experts say

Sheathing ties a home frame together to withstand high winds. An NC law prevents governments from requiring inspections in most of the state.

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Florida Building Codes Made a Big Difference for Newer Homes in Ian, Reports Show - Vimarsana News

Florida Building Codes Made a Big Difference for Newer Homes in Ian, Reports Show

In the hardest-hit parts of southwest Florida, many newer structures survived remarkably intact in Hurricane Ian's winds, suggesting that updated Florida

Florida Building Codes Made a Big Difference for Newer Homes in Ian, Reports Show - Vimarsana News

Florida Building Codes Made a Big Difference for Newer Homes in Ian, Reports Show

In the hardest-hit parts of southwest Florida, many newer structures survived remarkably intact in Hurricane Ian's winds, suggesting that updated Florida

Gainesville left mostly unscathed after Hurricane Ian - The Independent Florida Alligator - Vimarsana News

Gainesville left mostly unscathed after Hurricane Ian - The Independent Florida Alligator

Hurricane Ian sideswept Gainesville on the afternoon of Sept. 28, causing gusts that toppled an Oak Tree. Aside from severe cases, the hurricane had a minimal impact on Alachua County.