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# Safety Codes
**For more information regarding Safety Code permits, please contact the County Office at 403.754.6371**
**Frequently Asked Questions for Development and Safety Codes****(PDF)**
**Builder License**
As of December 1st, 2017, all residential home builders will be required to have a licence. Click the image below for more details.
**Safety Code Checklists and Information Sheets**
Accessory Buildings Information
Additions Checklist
Mobile or Manufactured Homes Checklist
Private Sewage Disposal Systems Homeowner Information
Private Sewage Disposal Systems Setbacks Information
Solid Fuel Burning Appliance Information
Solar Panels on Roof Information
Special Events General Information
Uncovered Deck Construction Details Information Sheet
When to Call for an Inspection
National Energy Codes
The application of the National Energy Code applies to Assembly occupancies, Care and Detention Occupancies, High Hazard Industrial occupancies and other Part 3 buildings defined under the National Building Code - 2023 Alberta Editions (NBC AE). Part 3 buildings that are over 600 m2 in area and/or more than 3 storeys in height.
Houses, duplexes and smaller commercial buildings will need to incorporate the requirements of Section 9.36 of the NBC AE. This change will affect smaller buildings not under the scope of the NECB.
The major changes to buildings affect:
* Building Envelope
* Lighting
* HVAC Systems
* Service Water Heating Systems
* Electrical Power Systems and Motors
All Energy documents must reflect the most current building code.
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