Amending Chapter 6 Entitled Buildings 03/10/86 7616-86

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(5) One- and Two-Family Dwelling Code, 1984 Edition, ( 675 IAC 3-2) originally published as (7 IR 1870) which identi- fies, amends and incorporates therein the Council of American Building Officials and One- and Two-Family Dwelling Code, 1983 Edition. ( 6) Indiana Energy Conservation Code, 1984 Edition, ( 675 IAC 19) originally published as (7 IR 2525) which identifies, amends and incorporates therein the Model Energy Code , 1983 Edition. (7) Indiana Swimming Pool Rules, 3-9-$z- 1985 Edition, 4475-Z4C- 9) (675 IAC 13-2) originally published as (5 IR 1829) under that title . +8)--3 d4.a.-na- 4-a-rds--f.o-r--P-e rma.nen 3-rrst-a3-i-a.-t i-o-tr-or- -Ma c-tk1 red-- ome-s,-47-5-3--0- --3-,--o $4-nil l-y-p{ 14-. -(-6-4 (8) Installation and Operation of Solid Fuel Burning Appliances, 1981 Edition, published by the International Conference of Building Officials . (9) Standard for Chimneys, Fireplaces, Vents and Solid Fuel Burning Appliances, Regulation 211, 1980 Edition, published by the National Fire Protection Association. (10) Indiana Standards for Permanent Installation of Manufactured Homes, 675 IAC 3-3, originally published as (6 IR 1729 ) under that title . (11) General Administrative Rules - Also known as the Indiana Administrative Code, 675 IAC 12 ( 675 IAC 12-1 and 675 IAC 12-2) , also known as the General Administrative Rules . (12) Indiana Handicapped Accessibility Code . he- -U -4-i-o-r -and--o-ohs-,--a-r-e--har-ebi -ad op-tec- y--r$fmrear1c4a--a-nc-it e--s- r-t- -0-f-t he- -i1-d-i-ng--acd-mss-t'-1-1-y- i-f-mot-ter-t, -har$i : -&e-o-t-i-on--2-0-3-.-- s-fte-- i-1 -ix - t-r-u-o-t7u-'e s-. &e- i 3-0-1 -P ►�1 . -Se-o-t-i-on-3-0-2-.- 1 iii-«n-41o41-41e- o-t-i 3-0-44-e-)-.--4!ee-Oafunds . s-.- ▪ e-ot,4on-3-0-7-.--- e-nt-1-t I,c-e6t e--o-f--O o-ou.paray-. SECTION III . Chapter 6, Article 2, Section 6-6.5 of the South Bend Municipal Code shall be amended to read as follows : SECTION 6-6. 5. Restricted fire limits. (a) Areas designated as restricted fire limits by this section are so designated because the Common Council has determined that the designations and accompanying restrictions are necessary for public health, safety, and welfare, due to the congestion of buildings and structures and uses thereof in the designated areas and due to the accompanying necessity of the prevention of and protection from fire within those areas.