3 Special Meeting with City Council - State Building Code

Home Browse Search

1/14/2016 Adopting the State Building Code Considering adoption of the Minnesota State Building Code? This document has been prepared to assist you in your decision. It will provide answers to some of the common questions we receive and help identify some of the benefits to your community by having a well-run code enforcement program. The document also provides a brief history of the code and its purpose, along with information on the code adoption process, code application, fees to cover your costs, appropriate staffing and related statutory requirements. The Construction Codes and Licensing Division has six Regional Building Officials that are responsible for several things. Assisting .,10,t municipalities with information regarding the State Building Code is just one. If you'd like more information, or if you would like ""`M ^., staff to make a formal presentation on adopting the State Building Code, feel free to contact your designated Regional Building Official. 4 - i 2 1 Cliff Skogstad 320-594-6591 clifford.skoastad(a,state.mn.us .-� 2 Jeff DeJarlais 320-629-9987 ieff.deiarlaisna state.mn.us • t. 6 .. 3 Jim Marka 320-234-0367 iames.marka(w,state.mn.us �+ �+ 4 Mark Hensen 507-831-2930 mark.hensen(a�state.mn.us 5 Paul Heimkes 651-284-5864 paul.heimkes(a,state.mn.us ACIo }yry """' 6 Kevin Mealhouse 763-295-6758 kevin.mealhousenstate.mn.us P ^ Code Administration &Regional Services Supervisor: ,,. Doug Nord 651-284-5838 doua.nordna,state.mn.us Regional Services Support: V•ViW 4010.4 QMO 211 James Hebert 651-284-5855 iames.hebert(a,state.mn.us More information is also available on our website at: www.doli.state.mn.us "Public sentiment is everything. With public sentiment, nothing can fail; without it, nothing can succeed Consequently, he who molds public opinion goes deeper than he who enacts statutes or pronounces decisions. He makes statutes possible or impossible to execute." Abraham Lincoln 3