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Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
Approved as Modified
TAC Recommendation
TAC:
 10
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Modified
Fire
Fire
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Building
7‑Fire and Smoke Protection Features
Fernando Pages
Comment
Summary
Proponent
722.6
Adds insulated vinyl siding and backed vinyl siding to table 722.6.2(3).
Mod #
 11930
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 7
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
10‑Means of Egress
Jonas Carsten
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1013.6.1.1
Allow the internationally‑standardized pictogram (symbol) for externally‑illuminated exit signs. (It is already allowed for internally‑illuminated exit signs by virtue of the IBC's reference to UL 924.)
Mod #
 11692
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
John Woestman
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1010.2.4
In Item 3, technical revisions are per F10603, and editorial revisions are from E53‑24 tentatively approved as modified by committee for the 2027 IBC. The revisions in Item 5 are from E55‑24 tentatively approved as submitted for the 2027 IBC.
Mod #
 11921
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 10
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Modified
Fire
Fire
Amanda Hickman
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1010
Updates code regarding A2L products.
Mod #
 12153
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Jennifer Hatfield
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1027.5
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification clarifies how Section 1027.5 is measured and removes contradictions between the minimum distance and fire separation distance.
Mod #
 12186
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Jennifer Hatfield
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1010.2.4
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), the intent of this modification is to coordinate different criteria for single exit provisions for single dwelling units or sleeping units in Groups R.
Mod #
 12226
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
35‑Referenced Standards
Mo Madani
Comment
Summary
Proponent
35
Standards update for consistency with FFPC.
Mod #
 12337
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 35
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action

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Fire
TAC:
 10
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Modified
Fire
Fire
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Existing Building
8‑Alterations ‑ Level 2
Jennifer Hatfield
Comment
Summary
Proponent
804.2.4
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), the intent of this modification is to provide consistency in the application of the provisions of automatic sprinkler system.
Mod #
 12236
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 8
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Residential
3‑Building Planning
Mo Madani
Comment
Summary
Proponent
315.1.1
This proposal adds requirement for these devices to be listed and labeled, since listed alarms will include a listing mark (label). It also requires CO alarms to be installed in accordance with the listing and the manufacturer’s installation instructions.
Mod #
 11741
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 3
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Jennifer Hatfield
Comment
Summary
Proponent
314.3
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification provides for smoke alarms in attached garages.
Mod #
 12190
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Approved as Modified
W
Chapter 3
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Approved as Submitted
TAC Recommendation

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Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Building
2‑Definitions
Mod #
Proponent
Amanda Hickman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

202
Updates code regarding A2L products
 12149
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 2

Commission Action
3‑Use and Occupancy Classification
Mod #
Proponent
Amanda Hickman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

307
Updates code regarding A2L products.
 12150
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

310.5
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), the intent of this change is to coordinate with the FBC Residential scoping for lodging houses.
 12224
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

306.2
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification provides guidance for storage and associated fire protection of alcoholic beverages both in warehouse and in small distillery facilities.
 12233
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action

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Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

311.2
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification adds aerosol cooking spray and plastic aerosols 3 (PA3) to the list for Group S‑1, is consistent with the requirements in the FFPC and provides a more complete 
 12247
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action
4‑Special Detailed Requirements Based on Use and Occupancy
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

403.5.3
The technical revisions in 403.5.3 add two new conditions where the “shall be permitted” locks on stairway doors in high‑rise buildings are required to unlock to permit re‑entry from the stairway into the building, and are consistent with F10607.
 11918
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 4

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Amanda Hickman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

414
Updates code regarding A2L.
 12152
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 4

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

403.5.3.1
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification adds language to mandate compliance with the recently updated and released (June 12, 2020) edition of UL 2525 Standard for Two‑Way Emergency 
 12234
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 4

Commission Action
5‑General Building Heights and Areas

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Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Andrew Klein
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

504.4
This modification is submitted on behalf of the Self Storage Association. This code change proposal returns the maximum number of stories of sprinklered Type IIB & IIIB Group S‑1 occupancy buildings to the 2006 IBC model code (& 2007 FBC) 
 12175
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 5

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

503.1.4
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification provides for enclosures over occupied roof areas.
 12246
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 5

Commission Action
6‑Types of Construction
Mod #
Proponent
Aaron Phillips
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

603.1
Clarify that roof assemblies not roof coverings are tested for fire resistance.
 11835
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 6

Commission Action
7‑Fire and Smoke Protection Features
Mod #
Proponent
Aaron Phillips
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

705.11
Clarify that roof assemblies not roof coverings are tested for fire resistance.
 11836
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 7

Commission Action

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Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Aaron Phillips
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

706.6
Clarify that roof assemblies, not roof coverings, are tested for fire resistance.
 11837
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 7

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

708.4
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification replaces all occurrences of "draftstopping" with the defined term "draftstop" as draftstopping is not defined whereas draftstop is and these are the same terms.
 12225
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 7

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Cade Booth
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

718.2.1
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear 
 12269
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 7

Commission Action
9‑Fire Protection Systems
Mod #
Proponent
James gregory
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

903
Exemption for I‑2 occupancies because they are already connected to the fire department or approved supervisory station and there is no mystery where the possible fire is located.
 12110
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 9

Commission Action
10‑Means of Egress

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Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Johnson
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1004.5
Adds an occupant load factor for Information Technology Equipment Facilities (ITEFs) (defined in F11023) to Table 1004.5. The value proposed ‑ 500 gross ‑ has been accepted in IBC change E9‑24 which is on the consent agenda for the 2027 
 11709
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1010.2.4
This proposal adds the Mercantile occupancy (M) to the first two rows of Table 1010.2.4 to specifically permit manual bolts, automatic flush bolts, or constant latching bolts on the inactive leaf of a pair of doors. This proposal also editorially 
 11915
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1010.2.8
In educational occupancies, this proposal requires, primarily, egress doors from classrooms and other occupiable rooms to be lockable from the inside of the room. This proposal also requires exterior entry doors to be lockable from inside 
 11929
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1030.31
On behalf of the Fenestration & Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA), this proposal intends to update section 1030.31 of the Building Code to align with other existing provisions in the Building Code as it relates to types of doors. A corresponding 
 11996
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1024.3
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification clarifies the intent of the code that only when the exit passageway is an extension from (not to) an interior exit stairway or ramp that is 2‑hr protected then it must also 
 12185
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1028.2
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification clarifies that exit signage to direct occupants discharging from an exit enclosure to the hearest exterior exit door is permitted, aligning with NFPA 101.
 12187
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1011.2
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this is a simple editorial proposal that strikes a reference to Section 1009 for Accessible Means of Egress as all subsections under Section 1009 are marked reserved.
 12227
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action
15‑Roof Assemblies and Rooftop Structures
Mod #
Proponent
Tommy Demopoulos
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1510.2.2
The roofing TAC approved 11099, the Florida Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association are asking for this modification, which clarifies that only unoccupied penthouses and enclosed structures shall not be included in the building height.
 12184
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 15

Commission Action
26‑Plastic

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Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Aaron Phillips
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

2603
Clarify that roof assemblies not roof coverings are tested for fire resistance.
 11839
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 26

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Aaron Phillips
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

2610.1
Clarify that roof assemblies not roof coverings are tested for fire resistance.
 11840
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 26

Commission Action
2704‑Fire Districts
Mod #
Proponent
Aaron Phillips
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

102.2.4
Clarify that roof assemblies, not roof coverings, are tested for fire resistance.
 11841
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Appendix D

Commission Action
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Existing Building
10‑Change of Occupancy

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Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

1012.1.1
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), the intent of this modification is to provide clarification on how to achieve the complete fire separation.
 12237
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 10

Commission Action
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Residential
3‑Building Planning
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

310.3
On behalf of the Fenestration & Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA), this proposal intends to update two sections in the Residential Code (310.3 and 311.2) to align with the Building Code provisions, as it relates to types of doors.
 11932
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Joseph Belcher
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

311.3
Exception for landings at screen enclosure doors to the exterior.
 12188
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

302.3
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), the intent of this modification is to clarify the type of sprinkler system needed to reduce the fire‑resistance rating from 1 hr to ½ hr. and refer to the appropriate NFPA 
 12231
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action

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11/20/2025
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 33
Total Mods for  
in
Approved as Submitted
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

302.10.5
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification is editorial and intended to simplify the code.
 12232
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Alexander Haldeman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
X
AS
AS/IC

302.1
addition of prescriptive materials based similar or better surface burning characteristics
 12356
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Approved as Submitted
W
Chapter 3

Commission Action
Denied
TAC Recommendation
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Building
2‑Definitions
Mod #
Proponent
Cade Booth
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
AS
AS/IC

202
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear 
 12258
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 2
X

Commission Action

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Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Shane Gerwig
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
AS
AS/IC

202
This modification provides an additional path to calculate building area.
 12299
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 2
X

Commission Action
3‑Use and Occupancy Classification
Mod #
Proponent
Joseph Belcher
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
AS
AS/IC

310.6
Reformats Group R provisions for clarity
 12179
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 3
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
AS
AS/IC

307
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this change coordinates the requirements for flammable gas with the change in definition to “flammable gas.” The change in definition results in two categories of flammable 
 12248
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 3
X

Commission Action
4‑Special Detailed Requirements Based on Use and Occupancy
Mod #
Proponent
Cade Booth
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
AS
AS/IC

403.3.2
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear 
 12249
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 4
X

Commission Action

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TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
5‑General Building Heights and Areas
Mod #
Proponent
Cade Booth
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment
AS
AS/IC

5
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear 
 12259
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 5
X

Commission Action
6‑Types of Construction
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
6
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12241
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 6
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
7‑Fire and Smoke Protection Features
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

716.5.5
Should louvers be prohibited in fire door assemblies in interior exit stairways and ramps and exit passageways?
 11912
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 7
X

Commission Action

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TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
7
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12244
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 7
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
9‑Fire Protection Systems
Jonas Carsten
Comment
Summary
Proponent
907.4.2.5.1
Allow break‑glass covers for manual fire alarm boxes.
Mod #
 11693
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 9
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

901.6.1
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11779
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 9
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

901.6.2
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11780
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 9
X

Commission Action

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Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

903.3.1.3
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11781
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 9
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

907.6.6
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11782
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 9
X

Commission Action
Jennifer Hatfield
Comment
Summary
Proponent
903.2.11.3.1
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this modification removes contradicting language related to townhouses and townhouse units.
Mod #
 12240
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 9
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
10‑Means of Egress
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

1010.2.9
This proposal removes the option to have sensor release electrical locking systems on doors also required to have panic hardware or fire exit hardware.
 11907
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 10
X

Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

1010.1.1
This proposal, based on IBC proposal E45‑24 for the 2027 IBC, separates door size provisions into min. width requirements and min. height requirements. Current requirements are retained but relocated. Also, new provisions for 
 11909
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 10
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

1010.2.11
This proposal is primarily editorial revisions to the four “shall be permitted” electrical locking systems to improve grammar and clarify the requirements. And, in 1010.2.13.1, Item 4, the revisions in the last sentence of Item 4 are technical but 
 11913
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 10
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

1010.2.9.2
This proposal is intended to be editorial and to more closely mesh with the requirements in NFPA 70 National Electrical Code.
 11914
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 10
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
John Woestman
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

1010.2.7
This proposal is editorial improvements of 1010.2.7 and is from IBC proposal E53‑24 tentatively approved as modified by committee for the 2027 IBC.
 11919
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 10
X

Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

1029.9.5
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this added exception permits a low number of seats to be served by a longer dead‑end aisle as has been the case and is consistent with 1029.8 common path of travel for 
 12245
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 10
X

Commission Action
Jack Taylor
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1010.2.8
A temporary door locking device may be used in public buildings, Group E, B and I‑4 occupancies to secure a door to a classroom, office and other occupied rooms during an emergency lockdown situation to facilitate sheltering in place.
Mod #
 12322
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Jack Taylor
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1010.2.8
A temporary door locking device may be used in public buildings, Group E, B and I‑4 occupancies to secure a door to a classroom, office and other occupied rooms during an emergency lockdown situation to facilitate sheltering in place.
Mod #
 12331
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Jack Taylor
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1010.2.1
This modification is related to a proposed modification of Section 1010.2.8. allowing for temporary locking arrangements for extra security during an emergency lockdown active shooter situation.
Mod #
 12334
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Jack Taylor
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1010.2.4
This modification is related to a proposed modification of Section 1010.2.8. allowing for temporary locking arrangements for extra security during an emergency lockdown or active shooter situation.
Mod #
 12338
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
14‑Exterior Walls
Mod #
Proponent
Cade Booth
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

14
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear 
 12260
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 14
X

Commission Action
31‑Special Construction
Mod #
Proponent
Cade Booth
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

3102
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear 
 12261
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 31
X

Commission Action
35‑Referenced Standards

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Shane Gerwig
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

202
This modification adds the referenced standard that provides an additional path to calculate building area.
 12301
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 35
X

Commission Action
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Existing Building
5‑Prescriptive Compliance Method
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

505.2
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11783
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 5
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

505.3
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11784
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 5
X

Commission Action
7‑Alterations ‑ Level 1

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TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

702.4
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11785
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 7
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

702.5
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11786
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 7
X

Commission Action
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Residential
2‑Definitions
Mod #
Proponent
Shane Gerwig
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

202
This modification adds the referenced standard that provides an additional path to calculate building area.
 12302
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 2
X

Commission Action
3‑Building Planning

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Julie Seraphin
Comment
Summary
Proponent
311.7
1.Stairways not within or serving a buildingporch or deck.Needs clarification. 2.Stairways leading to nonhabitable attics.Delete this entirely or clarify that fixed stairways (vs pulldown stairs or ladders) NOT excepted. 3.Stairways leading to crawl spaces.Deleteor specify what type of stairs
Mod #
 11774
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Denied
W
Chapter 3
Chapter

X

Section
Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Greg Burke
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

302.3
Correlation for addition of three‑ and four‑ family dwellings to the scope.
 11778
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 3
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Jalal Farooq
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

311.2
R311.2 requires egress doors to be side hinged. The proposed modification would also allow for the use of pivoting doors to qualify as egress doors provided that they maintain the minimum clear width and height requirements as outlined 
 11801
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 3
X

Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Bryan Holland
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

328
This proposed modification deletes an exception for ESS installation requirements that was deemed unfavorable to the Electrical TAC and updates spacing/location requirements to align with NFPA 855 and NFPA 70.
 12030
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 3
X

Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 39
Total Mods for  
in
Denied
Fire
Fire
Mod #
Proponent
Jennifer Hatfield
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

302.2.2
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), the intent of this additional language is to provide consistency with the fire separation distance and opening limitation requirements throughout the Residential and Building volumes 
 12230
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 3
X

Commission Action
2712‑Reference Standards
Mod #
Proponent
Shane Gerwig
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

46
This modification adds the referenced standard that provides an additional path to calculate building area.
 12303
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Denied
W
Chapter 46
X

Commission Action
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
TAC Recommendation
TAC:
 23
Total Mods for  
in
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
Fire
Fire
SubCode:
Ü
SubCode:
Building
2‑Definitions
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
202
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12281
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 2
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher 
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AM
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Garra  Vote: 10 Yes – 4 No Fails by one vote.

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 23
Total Mods for  
in
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
Fire
Fire
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
202
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12282
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 2
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Herschner  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No Fails

Section
Commission Action
4‑Special Detailed Requirements Based on Use and Occupancy
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
403.3.2
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12271
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 4
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Schock motion to Deny  2nd Schilling   Vote: 9 Yes – 5 No  Fails / defaults to current code

Section
Commission Action
5‑General Building Heights and Areas
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
504.3
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12283
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 5
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve as Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No 

Section
Commission Action
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
504.4
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12284
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 5
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC - AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 23
Total Mods for  
in
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
Fire
Fire
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
506.2
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12285
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 5
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC - AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Garra  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails

Section
Commission Action
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
508.4.4.1
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12286
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 5
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC - AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails

Section
Commission Action
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
508.4.1.1
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12287
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 5
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails

Section
Commission Action
6‑Types of Construction
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
601
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12264
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 6
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher TAC’s Final Action: TAC – Fire TAC - AS
Schock motion to deny - 2nd Schilling    Vote: 9 Yes – 5 No  Fails
Brown Motion to Approve – 2nd Garra  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails  Reverts to language already in Code.
Schiffere Motion to reconsider 2nd Compton Vote:5 Yes – 0 No

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 23
Total Mods for  
in
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
Fire
Fire
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
602.4
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12265
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 6
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC - AM
Compton move to approve AM  2nd Brown    Vote: 4 Yes – 10 No    Fails
Section
Commission Action
7‑Fire and Smoke Protection Features
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
703.8
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12266
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 7
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails 

Section
Commission Action
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
703.9
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12267
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 7
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Cade Booth
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC - D
Schock Motion to Deny  2nd Schilling Vote: 9 Yes – 5 No  Fails

Section
Commission Action
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
705.5
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12268
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 7
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 23
Total Mods for  
in
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
Fire
Fire
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
722.7
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12270
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 7
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AM
Compton Motion to Approve As Modified  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No   Fails 

Section
Commission Action
10‑Means of Egress
Jennifer Hatfield
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1029.8
On behalf of the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF), this proposal eliminates a conflict between two sections and clarifies the intent of the provisions.
Mod #
 12229
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 10
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Jennifer Hatfield
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC - D
Batts motion to approve as submitted  2nd  Compton   Vote: 13 Yes – 0 No 

Section
Commission Action
14‑Exterior Walls
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1405.5
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12288
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 14
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Cade Booth
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – D
Schock motion to Deny   2nd Batts  Vote: 12 Yes – 2 No

Section
Commission Action
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1406.2.1
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12289
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 14
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Code Booth 
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – D
Brown motion to Approve as Modified with Amendment  2nd Schiffer  Vote:6 Yes – 8 No  Fails

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 23
Total Mods for  
in
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
Fire
Fire
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
1406.3
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12290
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 14
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 7 Yes – 7 No    Fails

Section
Commission Action
31‑Special Construction
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
3102.3
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12291
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 31
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No

Section
Commission Action
Mod #
Proponent
Cade Booth
Section
Chapter
Summary
Comment

AS
AS/IC

3102.6.1.1
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear 
 12292
AM
AM/IC
D/IC
D
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 31
X

Pulled off consent by Code Booth
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – D
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Gaza  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails

Commission Action
33‑Safeguards During Construction
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
3314.1
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12251
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 33
Chapter

X

Pulled off consent by Joe Belcher
TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Gaza  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No  Fails

Section
Commission Action

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ALL MODS
Total Mods for this report:  105
Fire
TAC:
 23
Total Mods for  
in
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
Fire
Fire
35‑Referenced Standards
Cade Booth
Comment
Summary
Proponent
102.2.5
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
Mod #
 12263
AM/IC
D/IC
D
AM
AS/IC
AS
Pulled of Consent by Interested Entity
W
Chapter 35
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TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AM
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd  Garza  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No   Fails

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2704‑Fire Districts
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102.2.5
The proposed updates the FBC to include mass timber, aligning it with national standards and advancements in building science, fire safety, and structural integrity. Backed by extensive research and testing, this ensures clear enforcement, cost‑effective compliance, and statewide consistency.
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TAC’s Final Action:
TAC – Fire TAC – AS
Compton Motion to Approve As Submitted  2nd Brown  Vote: 5 Yes – 9 No    Fails

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2026 Triennial Original Modification 01/03/2025 ‑ 02/18/2025
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