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Steve Privett - The Riley Act is online at www.leginfo.ca.gov go to
California Law, put a checkmark on Health and Safety Code and search for
section 19100

This describes exemptions related to the Riley Act for wood frame bldgs two
stories or less and biplexes and single-family dwellings of all construction
in unincorporated areas. However, many counties enhance their requirements
for such buildings beyond this statewide minimum. Some of this was added in
1995, such as subsection (e). FYI,

Fred Turner, Staff Structural Engineer, California Seismic Safety
Commission, a public policy advisory agency, fturner(--nospam--at)quiknet.com, 1755
Creekside Oaks Dr. #100 Sacramento, CA 95833 916-263-0582 Phone 916-263-0594
Fax


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