§ 150.007 OTHER LAWS; CONFLICTING PROVISIONS.
   (A)   Nothing contained in this Building Code shall be deemed to nullify or repeal, any provision of the zoning laws or any other laws pertaining to the location, use or type of construction of any structure or other thing to which this Building Code may apply, except as such nullification or repeal may be specifically asserted by specific provisions of this Building Code. In the event that any provisions of this Building Code establish requirements or conditions, with regard to any such matters of location, use, or type of construction, with regard to which any such provisions of such zoning or other laws of the municipality or political subdivision enacting this Building Code, also establish requirements or prohibitions, the Board of Appeals as defined in § 150.108 shall, where questions of such parallelism are raised in specific cases, determine which of such particular parallel provisions best serve and preserve the public safety, health, and welfare and such provisions shall in such extent govern and control, in such and all like cases. In the event such parallelism exists between this Building Code and any federal or state law, to which this Building Code must yield, such federal or state law shall control, but only to the extent that its requirements provide for a higher degree of safety or strength.
(‘74 Code, § 150.68)
   (B)   Any regulations within this Building Code, or any of its references, which have direct conflict or indicates a difference in requirements, between or among various regulations, or references, shall be clarified by; having the regulation or reference causing greater restriction become the governing regulation or reference for required compliance, for the conditions affected.
(‘74 Code, § 150.72)