Poll of what NEC your on

[lefty]

What NEC cycle is your state on, if different, what is your local AHJ on?

 

[jumper]

2005 in VA, 2008 this spring
2008 in MD, 2011 this spring

 

[RICK NAPIER]

In NJ it is complicated. 2008 new work and additions. 2005 for repairs, alterations, renovations and reconstruction. All terms defined in our state codes.

 

[lefty]

local ahj

local ahj

do your local ahj's update with the state jumper?

 

[lefty]

We are all over the place in Oklahoma

We are all over the place in Oklahoma

Oklahoma passed legislation to go to one code, the locals refuse to update. The state found out that by law the local ahj can do what they want as far as updating their code in their Local AHJ.

 

[jumper]

do your local ahj's update with the state jumper?

VA has no local amendments. Statewide building code.

I am still trying to figure out MD. Local amendments and adoption seem to vary.

 

[shepelec]

MA 2011.

Although the MA amended book is not availlible yet according to my local supplier.:roll:

 

[jumper]

MA 2011.

Although the MA amended book is not availlible yet according to my local supplier.:roll:

This may help. It seems the amendments are available.

http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/source/mass/cmr/cmrtext/527CMR12.pdf

 

[charlie b]

WA is on the 2005 with state ammendments. Seattle is also on 2005, with its own ammendments. Other cities have their own versions as well.

 

[shepelec]

This may help. It seems the amendments are available.

http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/source/mass/cmr/cmrtext/527CMR12.pdf

Thanks Jumper, I already have the amendments, I just need to get the 2011 book to see what was changed. :grin:

 

[iwire]

2011 NEC ............isn't everybody?

 

[LarryFine]

2011 NEC ............isn't everybody?

Nope. Still on the 2005 here, and, from what I've heard, when we go to the '08 this spring, the AFCI requirement is being kept at the '05 level.

YAY! :grin:

 

[cowboyjwc]

Oklahoma passed legislation to go to one code, the locals refuse to update. The state found out that by law the local ahj can do what they want as far as updating their code in their Local AHJ.

Here in CA we cannot adopt a code until the state has adopted it. Once the state "publishes" it, then we have six months from that date to adopt it as a jurisdiction.

 

[Bill Annett]

Wheeling, WV is on the 2008 NEC

 

[lefty]

Thanks!

Thanks!

I appreciate all who have participated and hope you would encourage others to do as well, I know we have several towns in Oklahoma that are on the 2002 code. I sure hope they decide to vote!

 

[1793]

2008 for now
2011 ~ July 1st 2011

 

[jzadroga]

How come 2011 is not an option in the poll?

 

[Rockyd]

In Alaska, we are in 2008. Went to NEC CEU class this past Saturday (2011). First one given this year (sat with inspectors state and local, "code guru's" from around the state...). We are not scheduled to move to 2011 code till this fall at the earliest.

 

[lefty]

2011 nec

2011 nec

How come 2011 is not an option in the poll?

I didn't know if there were many jurisdictions that had adopted it yet, I was more interested in how many jurisdictions were holding back on adopting the newer code cycles.

 

[jzadroga]

I didn't know if there were many jurisdictions that had adopted it yet, I was more interested in how many jurisdictions were holding back on adopting the newer code cycles.

Can you add it? I would like to see how many are using it compared to not