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Council File # `9 �
Ordinance #
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ORDINANCE P[1gLlSHEp
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
JUt. 2 4 1995
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Committee: Date
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1 An ordinance amending Chapter 34, of the Legislative Code to remove obsolete references to the
2 "Uniform Building Code" and changing these xeferences to the "State Building Code."
4 TF3E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
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That Chapter 34 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be and is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 34.03. Applicability and scope.
Every portion of a structure occupied or intended to be occupied for residential purposes and its premises
shall comply with section 34.04 through 34.29 of this chapter, irrespective of when such buildings shall
have been constructed, altered ar repaired, and any alterations thereof or changes of use therein, which
may be caused directly ar indirectly by the enforcement of this Code, shall be done in accordance with
applicable sections of the Building Code and Zoning Code. All other structures, including commercial
structures, may be subject to regulation in future additions to this chapter. Nothing in this chapter shall
be applicable to rest homes, convalescent homes, nursing homes or hoteis, except that hotels shall meet
the requirements of Chapter 407 of the Saint Pau1 Legislative Code, and all aforementioned existing
structures which were legally altered or repaired under previous editions of the �3mfarn2 State Building
Code may be allowed to exist if they are not determined hazardous by the enforcement officer.
Section 34.7. Definitions.
Rooming unit. Any room or group of rooms forming a single habitable unit used or intended to be used
for living and sleeping, but not for cooking or eating purposes. This defuution includes, but is not
lunited to, guest rooms as defined in this section.
State Buildin� Code. The Building Code adopted b�the State of Nlixuiesota.
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Section 34.23. Structures unfit for human habitation.
(� Violations of other requirements. Whenever any residential structure or stxucture or any part thereof is:
i. Constructed, exists or is maintained in violation of any specific requirement or prohibition applicable to
such residential structure or structure provided by the �3n'rfarm State Building Code.
1 Section 34.32. Structures -- Exterior standards. qq _C.4� y
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(2) Stairs, porches, decks and railings:
a. Every outside stair, every porch and deck shall be constructed safely and be capable of supporting a load
as determined in the state building code, and shall be kept in sound condition and good repair. Every
stairway, porch, deck or step which is more than thirry (30) inches above grade shall have guardrails and
intermediate rails less than nine (9) inches apart and in accordance with the building code or be maintained
in accordance with the �}nifa�n State Building Code under which it was constructed.
b. Every flight of staus with two (2) or more risers shall have handrails in accordance with the building
code or be maintained in accordance with the �-Jmfarm State Building Code under which it was
constructed.
Section 34.33. Same - -Interior standards.
(2) Stairs:
a. Every inside stair shall be constructed safely and shall be capable of supporting a load as determined in
the building code, or in accordance with the �}rri€arm State Building Code under which it was originally
constructed, and shall be kept in sound condition and good repair.
Every stairway, porch, deck or step which is more than thirty (30) inches above grade or floor level shall
have guardrails or intermediate rails less than nine (9) inches apart and 'm accordance with the building
code or in accordance with the �3rrifenn State Building Code under which it was origina2ly conshucted.
Section 2
That this ordinance revision shall take effect and be in force thiriy (30) days after its passage, approval and
publication.
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Requested by Department of:
Citize�i Service Office;
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Form Ap ed by City Attorney
BY� C �
Approved by Mayor for Submission to
Council
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Adopted by Council: Date��q
Adopti on Certified by Council Secretary
GREEN SHEET
Chazles Vote1266-8442
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No 61664
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FOR � CRYATTONIEY ❑ CRYCLiRK
❑ AM1CW1tFKNCE�➢R ❑ HNNtlitfFRYIKttO
� YAYORI�M ❑
�_ (CUP LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
Approve these amendments to Chapter 34 of the Legislative Code removing obsolete references to the,
"Uniform Building Code" and changing these references to the "State Building Code: '
PLANNING COMM�SSION
CIB COMMITTEE
CIVIL SERVIGE CAMMISSION
Has this persoNfirm eexr woilretl under a coMract torthis departmml?
VES NO
Has tlbs pereoMrm e�er been a aty empbyeel
YES NO
Does this P�rm P�eess a s1a71 not namalb7oesessatl by any wrterit city emPbY��
YES NO
Ia this pe�sonfirm a terpetetl veMorf
YES NO
,mnnwc PROe�eM issu�, o�TUNir� twno, wrot wn�,, v,m�e, wm� The Uniforxn Building is a model code upon which the
Building Code is based. The City's Enforcement ability is to enforce the State Building Code. (This is a
housekeeping action to clear this up.)
Ordinance language will be accurate and enforcement difficulties will be eluninated.
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None.
IS4DVANiAGES IF NOT APPFtOVE�
Inaccurate language will remain.
OTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION f
UNDING SOURCE
[�;AY 2 ii ��gg
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COST/REVENUE BUDfiETED (CIRCLE ON�
VEE NO
ACTIVITYNUMBER
'�'"n`#�rceme"n ordinance is delivered by several departments with various funding sources. This change will
have no financizl impact on any department. �i;�.r,t;;$ ���;�,°W^ �=�`'���
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ORIGiNAL
Presented By
Referred To
Council File # `9 �
Ordinance #
creen sheet #� � L G N
ORDINANCE P[1gLlSHEp
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
JUt. 2 4 1995
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Committee: Date
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1 An ordinance amending Chapter 34, of the Legislative Code to remove obsolete references to the
2 "Uniform Building Code" and changing these xeferences to the "State Building Code."
4 TF3E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
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That Chapter 34 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be and is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 34.03. Applicability and scope.
Every portion of a structure occupied or intended to be occupied for residential purposes and its premises
shall comply with section 34.04 through 34.29 of this chapter, irrespective of when such buildings shall
have been constructed, altered ar repaired, and any alterations thereof or changes of use therein, which
may be caused directly ar indirectly by the enforcement of this Code, shall be done in accordance with
applicable sections of the Building Code and Zoning Code. All other structures, including commercial
structures, may be subject to regulation in future additions to this chapter. Nothing in this chapter shall
be applicable to rest homes, convalescent homes, nursing homes or hoteis, except that hotels shall meet
the requirements of Chapter 407 of the Saint Pau1 Legislative Code, and all aforementioned existing
structures which were legally altered or repaired under previous editions of the �3mfarn2 State Building
Code may be allowed to exist if they are not determined hazardous by the enforcement officer.
Section 34.7. Definitions.
Rooming unit. Any room or group of rooms forming a single habitable unit used or intended to be used
for living and sleeping, but not for cooking or eating purposes. This defuution includes, but is not
lunited to, guest rooms as defined in this section.
State Buildin� Code. The Building Code adopted b�the State of Nlixuiesota.
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: .: ::.. :.- . �.� ..
Section 34.23. Structures unfit for human habitation.
(� Violations of other requirements. Whenever any residential structure or stxucture or any part thereof is:
i. Constructed, exists or is maintained in violation of any specific requirement or prohibition applicable to
such residential structure or structure provided by the �3n'rfarm State Building Code.
1 Section 34.32. Structures -- Exterior standards. qq _C.4� y
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(2) Stairs, porches, decks and railings:
a. Every outside stair, every porch and deck shall be constructed safely and be capable of supporting a load
as determined in the state building code, and shall be kept in sound condition and good repair. Every
stairway, porch, deck or step which is more than thirry (30) inches above grade shall have guardrails and
intermediate rails less than nine (9) inches apart and in accordance with the building code or be maintained
in accordance with the �}nifa�n State Building Code under which it was constructed.
b. Every flight of staus with two (2) or more risers shall have handrails in accordance with the building
code or be maintained in accordance with the �-Jmfarm State Building Code under which it was
constructed.
Section 34.33. Same - -Interior standards.
(2) Stairs:
a. Every inside stair shall be constructed safely and shall be capable of supporting a load as determined in
the building code, or in accordance with the �}rri€arm State Building Code under which it was originally
constructed, and shall be kept in sound condition and good repair.
Every stairway, porch, deck or step which is more than thirty (30) inches above grade or floor level shall
have guardrails or intermediate rails less than nine (9) inches apart and 'm accordance with the building
code or in accordance with the �3rrifenn State Building Code under which it was origina2ly conshucted.
Section 2
That this ordinance revision shall take effect and be in force thiriy (30) days after its passage, approval and
publication.
��'��lNAL
PU9tISHED
JU! 24 t9gg
B y ° .�.. �-- �..�-T�.P � .�.�"
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By:
Requested by Department of:
Citize�i Service Office;
Divis`' of Co Snfor �ment Pro rams
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sy. ---
Form Ap ed by City Attorney
BY� C �
Approved by Mayor for Submission to
Council
J
Y�
Adopted by Council: Date��q
Adopti on Certified by Council Secretary
GREEN SHEET
Chazles Vote1266-8442
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES
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a�.- �
No 61664
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FOR � CRYATTONIEY ❑ CRYCLiRK
❑ AM1CW1tFKNCE�➢R ❑ HNNtlitfFRYIKttO
� YAYORI�M ❑
�_ (CUP LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
Approve these amendments to Chapter 34 of the Legislative Code removing obsolete references to the,
"Uniform Building Code" and changing these references to the "State Building Code: '
PLANNING COMM�SSION
CIB COMMITTEE
CIVIL SERVIGE CAMMISSION
Has this persoNfirm eexr woilretl under a coMract torthis departmml?
VES NO
Has tlbs pereoMrm e�er been a aty empbyeel
YES NO
Does this P�rm P�eess a s1a71 not namalb7oesessatl by any wrterit city emPbY��
YES NO
Ia this pe�sonfirm a terpetetl veMorf
YES NO
,mnnwc PROe�eM issu�, o�TUNir� twno, wrot wn�,, v,m�e, wm� The Uniforxn Building is a model code upon which the
Building Code is based. The City's Enforcement ability is to enforce the State Building Code. (This is a
housekeeping action to clear this up.)
Ordinance language will be accurate and enforcement difficulties will be eluninated.
. ��F� ���a.��
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None.
IS4DVANiAGES IF NOT APPFtOVE�
Inaccurate language will remain.
OTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION f
UNDING SOURCE
[�;AY 2 ii ��gg
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COST/REVENUE BUDfiETED (CIRCLE ON�
VEE NO
ACTIVITYNUMBER
'�'"n`#�rceme"n ordinance is delivered by several departments with various funding sources. This change will
have no financizl impact on any department. �i;�.r,t;;$ ���;�,°W^ �=�`'���
L�
ORIGiNAL
Presented By
Referred To
Council File # `9 �
Ordinance #
creen sheet #� � L G N
ORDINANCE P[1gLlSHEp
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
JUt. 2 4 1995
����
Committee: Date
5�
1 An ordinance amending Chapter 34, of the Legislative Code to remove obsolete references to the
2 "Uniform Building Code" and changing these xeferences to the "State Building Code."
4 TF3E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
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That Chapter 34 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be and is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 34.03. Applicability and scope.
Every portion of a structure occupied or intended to be occupied for residential purposes and its premises
shall comply with section 34.04 through 34.29 of this chapter, irrespective of when such buildings shall
have been constructed, altered ar repaired, and any alterations thereof or changes of use therein, which
may be caused directly ar indirectly by the enforcement of this Code, shall be done in accordance with
applicable sections of the Building Code and Zoning Code. All other structures, including commercial
structures, may be subject to regulation in future additions to this chapter. Nothing in this chapter shall
be applicable to rest homes, convalescent homes, nursing homes or hoteis, except that hotels shall meet
the requirements of Chapter 407 of the Saint Pau1 Legislative Code, and all aforementioned existing
structures which were legally altered or repaired under previous editions of the �3mfarn2 State Building
Code may be allowed to exist if they are not determined hazardous by the enforcement officer.
Section 34.7. Definitions.
Rooming unit. Any room or group of rooms forming a single habitable unit used or intended to be used
for living and sleeping, but not for cooking or eating purposes. This defuution includes, but is not
lunited to, guest rooms as defined in this section.
State Buildin� Code. The Building Code adopted b�the State of Nlixuiesota.
. . :, ::- '.: :: ... . .• . : . . :. .�
: .: ::.. :.- . �.� ..
Section 34.23. Structures unfit for human habitation.
(� Violations of other requirements. Whenever any residential structure or stxucture or any part thereof is:
i. Constructed, exists or is maintained in violation of any specific requirement or prohibition applicable to
such residential structure or structure provided by the �3n'rfarm State Building Code.
1 Section 34.32. Structures -- Exterior standards. qq _C.4� y
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(2) Stairs, porches, decks and railings:
a. Every outside stair, every porch and deck shall be constructed safely and be capable of supporting a load
as determined in the state building code, and shall be kept in sound condition and good repair. Every
stairway, porch, deck or step which is more than thirry (30) inches above grade shall have guardrails and
intermediate rails less than nine (9) inches apart and in accordance with the building code or be maintained
in accordance with the �}nifa�n State Building Code under which it was constructed.
b. Every flight of staus with two (2) or more risers shall have handrails in accordance with the building
code or be maintained in accordance with the �-Jmfarm State Building Code under which it was
constructed.
Section 34.33. Same - -Interior standards.
(2) Stairs:
a. Every inside stair shall be constructed safely and shall be capable of supporting a load as determined in
the building code, or in accordance with the �}rri€arm State Building Code under which it was originally
constructed, and shall be kept in sound condition and good repair.
Every stairway, porch, deck or step which is more than thirty (30) inches above grade or floor level shall
have guardrails or intermediate rails less than nine (9) inches apart and 'm accordance with the building
code or in accordance with the �3rrifenn State Building Code under which it was origina2ly conshucted.
Section 2
That this ordinance revision shall take effect and be in force thiriy (30) days after its passage, approval and
publication.
��'��lNAL
PU9tISHED
JU! 24 t9gg
B y ° .�.. �-- �..�-T�.P � .�.�"
�...
By:
Requested by Department of:
Citize�i Service Office;
Divis`' of Co Snfor �ment Pro rams
r
sy. ---
Form Ap ed by City Attorney
BY� C �
Approved by Mayor for Submission to
Council
J
Y�
Adopted by Council: Date��q
Adopti on Certified by Council Secretary
GREEN SHEET
Chazles Vote1266-8442
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES
�.�,��.�
a�.- �
No 61664
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FOR � CRYATTONIEY ❑ CRYCLiRK
❑ AM1CW1tFKNCE�➢R ❑ HNNtlitfFRYIKttO
� YAYORI�M ❑
�_ (CUP LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
Approve these amendments to Chapter 34 of the Legislative Code removing obsolete references to the,
"Uniform Building Code" and changing these references to the "State Building Code: '
PLANNING COMM�SSION
CIB COMMITTEE
CIVIL SERVIGE CAMMISSION
Has this persoNfirm eexr woilretl under a coMract torthis departmml?
VES NO
Has tlbs pereoMrm e�er been a aty empbyeel
YES NO
Does this P�rm P�eess a s1a71 not namalb7oesessatl by any wrterit city emPbY��
YES NO
Ia this pe�sonfirm a terpetetl veMorf
YES NO
,mnnwc PROe�eM issu�, o�TUNir� twno, wrot wn�,, v,m�e, wm� The Uniforxn Building is a model code upon which the
Building Code is based. The City's Enforcement ability is to enforce the State Building Code. (This is a
housekeeping action to clear this up.)
Ordinance language will be accurate and enforcement difficulties will be eluninated.
. ��F� ���a.��
' , , .- � _ .�: ���
None.
IS4DVANiAGES IF NOT APPFtOVE�
Inaccurate language will remain.
OTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION f
UNDING SOURCE
[�;AY 2 ii ��gg
. _ . ., ..r'�`�
COST/REVENUE BUDfiETED (CIRCLE ON�
VEE NO
ACTIVITYNUMBER
'�'"n`#�rceme"n ordinance is delivered by several departments with various funding sources. This change will
have no financizl impact on any department. �i;�.r,t;;$ ���;�,°W^ �=�`'���