CCICC is Dedicated to Building A Safer World
The Colorado Chapter of the International Code Council is dedicated to the improvement of building safety, by promoting and improving the International Codes, educating the building industry, public, and our membership, and providing mutual aid to building professionals.
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Sawn Lumber Grade Marks and Alternatives to Grade Marks
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2024 CCICC ABM Registration
Free Energy Codes Training
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2024 CCICC ABM Exhibitor Registration
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Be front and center by the registration desk with a booth space in the Judy Bell Foyer for $875.00 (SOLD OUT) or get the attendees attention in the Finsterwald Room for $675.00 (one space left) where the Breakfast and Beverages will be served daily!
Both booth spaces include breakfast, lunch and classes for two people. Don't delay these spaces sell out every year!
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Important Request to local Building Departments
The Division of Housing's Building Codes & Standards Section which regulates modular construction state-wide is making an urgent request for your consideration. Please review the first attachment for specific details. During this unprecedented time, we ask for your assistance in helping move forward modular construction projects occurring in your jurisdiction in order to help house Coloradans faster.
We have created some flexibility in our process as we work to address our staffing shortage (please see second and third attachments). We ask you to accept this temporary alternative process to help address Colorado's housing crisis by allowing the site work for modular construction to also begin with a third-party plan review approval in place as we work to review and approve all modular construction plans and get our approved set of plans out to ensure safety and code compliance.
Thank you for your consideration and please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns.
Mo
Maulid Miskell
Deputy Division Director
Third Party Plan Review Memo clarification
Memo Local Acceptance of TPA plans
1st Annual Colorado Building Symposium
The Symposium is a two day single track Residential focused applied building science seminar
January 16th, 2025
- Session 1 Building Science and the IECC/IRC
- Session 2 All things bulk water management
- Session 3 Framing for Energy and Vapor
- Session 4 All things Windows
- Session 5 A utilities perspective
- Session 6 HVAC Design and Heat Pumps
- Followed by a reception
January 17th , 2025
- Session 1 The three ventilation strategies
- Session 2 Building in Mountain Climate Zones
- Session 3 Programmatic Building & Incentives
- Session 4 What’s with the IECC in Colorado
- Session 5 Building for Wildfire Resiliency
- Session 6 High Performance Building Contracts
- Followed by a Reception
For information and Registration please visit
https://bsandbeerdenvermetro.info/colo-building-symposium
Energy Code Board October 29 , 2024 11am-1pm
The Energy Code Board will meet, October 29, 2024, from 11am-1pm MT. The Board will have a final discussion regarding home size and how to apply energy code requirements based on home size, and will also be discussing updates to the residential portions of the Colorado Model Electric Ready and Solar Ready Code. An agenda for the meeting is attached.
Electrical and Plumbing guide lines for remote video inspection
WHO WE ARE
Our Chapter has a rich and interesting history. Countless volunteer hours have been spent by many people throughout the years to set up the framework and traditions of the Colorado Chapter and many more by those who carry on these traditions of this highly respected Chapter.
We should all be extremely proud of what we have and our roots. Our past efforts help us continue to move forward, strengthen our reputation of our Chapter, and accomplish our mission statement.