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NOTICE
The UCC Administration and Enforcement regulation adopts the International Fire Code of 2018 only to the extent referenced in Chapter 35 of the International Building Code 2018. It also adopts the International Plumbing Code of 2018 except:
- A municipality within a county of the second class may not administer and enforce the ''International Plumbing Code'' adopted under this chapter.
- A municipality within a county of the second class that has adopted a plumbing code and accompanying rules and regulations under the Local Health Administration Law (16 P.S. §§ 12001—12028), shall retain the authority to promulgate and enforce this plumbing code and to make any changes it deems necessary if the changes meet the Uniform Construction Code's minimum requirements.
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Pennsylvania Agencies
Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, the Uniform Construction Code (UCC) establishes statewide standards for construction and building safety. Local municipalities in the state must adopt and enforce these regulations, but they are allowed to make amendments or additions as long as they do not weaken the UCC's minimum standards. The UCC covers various aspects of construction, including building, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and energy conservation codes.
In Pennsylvania, the Uniform Construction Code (UCC) establishes statewide standards for construction and building safety. Local municipalities in the state must adopt and enforce these regulations, but they are allowed to make amendments or additions as long as they do not weaken the UCC's minimum standards. The UCC covers various aspects of construction, including building, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and energy conservation codes.
Department of Labor & Industry
Uniform Construction Code
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry enforces the Uniform Construction Code (UCC), which regulates construction within the state. The UCC includes standards for building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, energy conservation, and accessibility. It requires permits for most construction projects and inspections at various stages of construction to ensure compliance with code requirements. The UCC also outlines procedures for appealing decisions and resolving disputes related to code enforcement. Codes include:
Building Fire Plumbing Swimming Pool and Spa Residential Energy Existing Building Building Performance Wildland-Urban Interface
Uniform Construction Code
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry enforces the Uniform Construction Code (UCC), which regulates construction within the state. The UCC includes standards for building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, energy conservation, and accessibility. It requires permits for most construction projects and inspections at various stages of construction to ensure compliance with code requirements. The UCC also outlines procedures for appealing decisions and resolving disputes related to code enforcement. Codes include:
Building Fire Plumbing Swimming Pool and Spa Residential Energy Existing Building Building Performance Wildland-Urban Interface
Department of Health
Healthcare Facilities and Licensing
The Pennsylvania Department of Health regulates healthcare facilities and licensing through various construction regulations. These regulations cover aspects such as building codes, safety standards, zoning requirements, and accessibility guidelines. Codes include:
Health Care Facilities
Healthcare Facilities and Licensing
The Pennsylvania Department of Health regulates healthcare facilities and licensing through various construction regulations. These regulations cover aspects such as building codes, safety standards, zoning requirements, and accessibility guidelines. Codes include:
Health Care Facilities