North Carolina § 113A-210 Application to existing buildings

North Carolina Statutes

§ 113A-210 — Application to existing buildings

North Carolina § 113A-210

Ch. 113APollution Control and Environment

Art. 14Mountain Ridge Protection

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 113A-210 (2026).

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General Statutes 113A-208 and 113A-209 apply to buildings that existed upon the effective date of this Article as follows:

(1)No reconstruction, alteration or expansion may aggravate or intensify a violation by an existing building or structure that did not comply (a) with G.S. 113A-209 upon its effective date, or (b) with an ordinance adopted under G.S. 113A-208 upon its effective date.

(2)No reconstruction, alteration or expansion may cause or create a violation by an existing building or structure that did comply (a) with G.S. 113A-209 upon its effective date, or (b) with an ordinance adopted under G.S. 113A-208 upon its effective date. (1983, c. 676, s. 1.)

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General Statutes 113A-208 and 113A-209 apply to buildings that existed upon the effective date of this Article as follows:
(1) No reconstruction, alteration or expansion may aggravate or intensify a violation by an existing building or structure that did not comply (a) with G.S. 113A-209 upon its effective date, or (b) with an ordinance adopted under G.S. 113A-208 upon its effective date.
(2) No reconstruction, alteration or expansion may cause or create a violation by an existing building or structure that did comply (a) with G.S. 113A-209 upon its effective date, or (b) with an ordinance adopted under G.S. 113A-208 upon its effective date. (1983, c. 676, s. 1.)