The Boca Basic Mechanical Code (Classic Reprint)

The BOCA Basic Codes are designed for adoption by state or local governments by reference only. Jurisdictions adopting them may make necessary additions, deletions and amendments in their adopting document Incorporation of any part of the BOCA Basic Codes in codes published by states, local governments, regulatoiy agencies, individuals or organizations is expressly prohibited. When your jurisclictiofi has adopted one or more of the BOCA Basic Codes, please send a copy of the adopting document to: Executive Director, BOCA I nternational, 1313 East 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60637. Jurisdictions wishing to adopt the BOCA Basic Mechanical Code, 1975, as an enforceable regulation governing mechanical equipment and use, should make sure certain factual information is included in the code text and adopting ordinance at the time adoption is being considered by the appropriate governmental body. The required information, which indicates applicability of the code to a particular jurisdiction, can be itemized as follows: 1. The name of the jurisdiction should be inserted in the second line of Section M100.3 on Paee 1of the code. 2. The date of adoption of the code should be inserted in the first line of Section M102.1 on Page 1of the code. 3. The name of the furisdiction should be inserted in the second line of A ir for combustion in Section M201.0 on Page 10 of the code. 4. The name of the jurisdiction should be inserted in the first line of Department in Section M201.0 on Page 16 of the code. 5. The name of the furisdiction should be inserted in the first line of Fire department in Section M201,0 on Page 18 of the code. 6. The name of the furisdiction should be inserted in the seventh line of Gas in Section M201.0 on Pase 20 of the code. 7. The name of the furisdiction should be inserted in the second line of Rating input in Section M201.0 on Page 25 of the code
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)