Architects Not Required in California | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: William Dean (deanwi![]() |
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Date: Tue, 1 Aug 1995 11:27:38 -0700 (PDT) |
Here is a quote that I found, regarding "Conventional Construction" in California. "There is an important distinction between conventional light-frame construction ("conventional construction") and most other buildings. Conventional light-frame construction includes light wood-frame buildings of not more than two stories and a basement with four or fewer dwelling units and covers almost all single-family and many multifamily residences. Though conventional buildings, like other structures, are required to be built according to code, they do not need to be designed by an engineer or architect who is trained to calculate earthquake forces and to design lateral force resisting systems. Plans can be drawn by anyone: owners, building contractors, or designers." \\\\ (@ @) -----------------------------------------------ooO-( )-Ooo----- WILLIAM E. DEAN ~ Assembly, O.D.S. California Legislature Phone 916-445-1403 x50 1020 N Street, Room 460 Fax 916-327-3874 Sacramento CA 95814 Internet deanwi [at] assembly.ca.gov ---------------------------------------------------------------
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