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DIVISION 34 – EXISTING STRUCTURES
Subdivision 3401 – General
13-196-010 Application.
13-196-020 Occupancy.
13-196-030 Structural stability.
13-196-031 Maintenance of exterior walls and enclosures – Definitions.
13-196-032 Maintenance of exterior walls and enclosures – Application.
13-196-033 Maintenance of exterior walls and enclosures – Critical examinations.
13-196-034 Maintenance of exterior walls and enclosures – Ongoing inspection and repair program.
13-196-035 Maintenance of exterior walls and enclosures – Reporting.
13-196-036 Maintenance of exterior walls – Retention of records at the building.
13-196-036.5 Reserved.
13-196-037 Maintenance of exterior walls and enclosures – Unsafe exterior walls and enclosures.
13-196-038 Rules and regulations.
13-196-038.5 Reserved.
13-196-039 Fines and penalties.
13-196-040 Floor loading.
13-196-050 Exit requirements.
13-196-060 Exits – Generally.
13-196-070 Exits – Types.
13-196-080 Passageways and exits to be unobstructed.
13-196-084 Stairwell re-entry in existing buildings.
13-196-085 Stairwell identification.
13-196-086 Area of rescue assistance identification.
13-196-090 Exit, stairway, fire escape and directional signs.
13-196-100 Smoke alarms – Where required.
13-196-110 Smoke alarms – Installation near sleeping rooms and in living levels.
13-196-120 Smoke alarms – Interior stairwell installation.
13-196-130 Smoke alarms – Standards.
13-196-140 Smoke alarms – Owner/tenant responsibilities.
13-196-150 Smoke alarms – Unlawful acts.
13-196-160 Reserved.
13-196-165 Carbon monoxide detectors.
13-196-170 Self-closing devices required for corridor doors.
13-196-180 Sprinkler systems – Where required.
13-196-190 Standpipe systems – Where required.
13-196-200 Standard fire alarm system requirements.
13-196-203 Life safety data sheet – Required.
13-196-204 Voice communication systems in existing buildings.
13-196-205 Automatic sprinkler system installation in existing high-rise buildings.
13-196-206 Life safety evaluation of existing high-rise buildings.
13-196-207 Materials and installation standards for retrofit fire protection systems.
13-196-208 Smokeproof towers in existing high- rise buildings – Fire shields.
13-196-209 High-rise buildings – Stairways – Doors – Frames.
13-196-210 High rise fire systems – Hotels.
13-196-220 Class II standard fire alarm systems.
13-196-230 Floor area and height.
13-196-240 Automatic fire detectors – Where required.
13-196-250 Permitted omission of sprinklers, heat and smoke detectors.
13-196-260 Fire extinguishers.
13-196-270 Elevator recall.
13-196-271 Continued operation.
13-196-280 Reserved.
13-196-290 Pre-ordinance hotels.
13-196-300 Institutional units.
13-196-310 Roominghouses.
13-196-320 Roominghouses – Sanitary facilities.
13-196-330 Roominghouses – Responsibility of operator.
13-196-340 Minimum requirements for residential buildings – General.
13-196-350 Residential buildings – Water closet.
13-196-360 Residential buildings – Lavatory.
13-196-370 Residential buildings – Bathtub or shower.
13-196-380 Residential buildings – Limitations on sharing sanitary facilities.
13-196-390 Residential buildings – Kitchen sink.
13-196-400 Residential buildings – Heating facilities.
13-196-410 Residential buildings – Heat to be furnished.
13-196-420 Residential buildings – Cold and hot water lines.
13-196-430 Residential buildings – Hot water to be furnished.
13-196-440 Gas-fired appliances.
13-196-450 Residential buildings – Hall and stairway lighting.
13-196-460 Residential buildings – Storage beneath stairways.
13-196-470 Residential buildings – Space, use and location – Applicability of provisions.
13-196-480 Residential buildings – Space requirements.
13-196-490 Residential buildings – Space requirements – Sleeping rooms.
13-196-500 Residential buildings – Access to water closets.
13-196-510 Residential buildings – Ceiling heights.
13-196-520 Residential buildings – Basement units.
13-196-530 Residential buildings – Foundations, exterior walls and roofs – Maintenance.
13-196-540 Residential buildings – Floors, interior walls and ceilings – Maintenance.
13-196-550 Residential buildings – Windows, doors and hatchways – Maintenance.
13-196-560 Residential buildings – Screens.
13-196-570 Residential buildings – Stairways and porches – Maintenance.
13-196-580 Residential buildings – Basements and cellars – Maintenance.
13-196-590 Residential buildings – Facilities, equipment, chimneys – Maintenance.
13-196-600 Residential buildings – Lot grading and drainage.
13-196-610 Residential buildings – Responsibilities of owners and occupants – General.
13-196-620 Residential buildings – Responsibilities of occupants.
13-196-630 Residential buildings – Responsibilities of owner or operator.
13-196-640 Residential buildings – Liability to city.
13-196-641 Application of certain sections.
13-196-650 Pre-ordinance conversion to existing buildings – Applicability.
13-196-660 Conversion of pre-ordinance buildings – Height limits.
13-196-670 Stairwells.
13-196-680 Corridors.
13-196-690 Dwelling separations.
13-196-700 Partitions.
13-196-710 Basement ceiling construction.
13-196-720 Heating plants.
13-196-730 Light and ventilation.
13-196-740 One additional dwelling unit over original allowed – Conditions.
13-196-750 Heat required.
13-196-760 Endangering health of employees.
Every existing building shall comply with the code requirements in force and applicable to such building, at the time of its construction or alteration, and shall also comply with such provisions of this chapter which are specifically made applicable to all existing buildings. However, nothing in this chapter shall be interpreted to prevent the application of the Chicago Zoning Ordinance, Title 17 of this Code.
(Prior code § 78-1)
Notes
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(a) If there is any doubt as to the structural stability of any building or structure, or parts thereof, the building commissioner may require the owner to have the building or structure, or parts thereof, to be examined by a licensed architect or registered structural engineer employed by the owner, agent or person in charge, possession or control of any such building, structure, or part thereof.
(b) The owner shall submit a report, in writing, prepared and signed by a licensed architect or registered structural engineer, showing the structural condition of the building, structure or part thereof. The content and format of the report shall comply with the rules and regulations, and two copies of the report shall be submitted to the building commissioner. The report shall not be considered filed until the report is determined to be acceptable by the building commissioner.
(c) The commissioner may issue rules and regulations for the administration and enforcement of this section.
(Prior code § 78-3; Amend Coun. J. 9-13-89, p. 4604; Amend Coun. J. 11-13-07, p. 15852, § 2)
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