North Dakota § 54-21.3-04 Exemptions

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-21.3-04 — Exemptions

North Dakota § 54-21.3-04

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-21.3State Building Code

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1.Except as specifically provided in this chapter, the following statewide codes are exempt from this chapter:

a.The Standards for Electrical Wiring and Equipment, as contained in North Dakota Administrative Code article 24-02.

b.The State Plumbing Code, as contained in North Dakota Administrative Code article 62-03.

c.The State Fire Code, as contained in the rules of the state fire marshal as provided in section 18-01-04.

2.The following buildings are exempt from this chapter:

a.Buildings which are neither heated nor cooled.

b.Buildings used whose peak design rate of energy usage is less than one watt per square foot [929.0304 square centimeters] or three and four-tenths British thermal units an hour per square foot [929.0304 square centimeters] of floor area.

c.Restored or recons

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1. Except as specifically provided in this chapter, the following statewide codes are
exempt from this chapter:
a. The Standards for Electrical Wiring and Equipment, as contained in North Dakota
Administrative Code article 24-02.
b. The State Plumbing Code, as contained in North Dakota Administrative Code
article 62-03.
c. The State Fire Code, as contained in the rules of the state fire marshal as
provided in section 18-01-04.
2. The following buildings are exempt from this chapter:
a. Buildings which are neither heated nor cooled.
b. Buildings used whose peak design rate of energy usage is less than one watt per
square foot [929.0304 square centimeters] or three and four-tenths British
thermal units an hour per square foot [929.0304 square centimeters] of floor area.
c. Restored or reconstructed buildings deliberately preserved beyond their normal
term of use because of historical associations, architectural interests, or public

policy, or buildings otherwise qualified as a pioneer building, historical site, state
monument, or other similar designation pursuant to state or local law.
3. Any building used for agricultural purposes, unless a place of human habitation or for
use by the public, is exempt from this chapter.