Chair Dale Crandell City of Tolleson
Vice Chair Randal Westacott City of Goodyear
Senior Planning Project Manager Scott Wilken
This committee consists of Building Officials from MAG member agencies. The committee makes recommendations on the development, interpretation and enforcement of building codes in the MAG region. It also provides a regional forum for construction, development, and other issues as they relate to building codes.
MAG 2019 Building Code Amendments and Standards Manual MAG 2013 Building Code Amendments and Standards Historical Archive
BCAS 1: Sound Transmission Control Near Luke AFB BCAS 2: MAG Model Standard for Fireplaces, Wood Stoves, and Other Solid Fuel Burning Devices BCAS 3: Standards for Earthen Structures and Straw Bale Construction BCAS 4: Revision to IRC Table R301.2(1) BCAS 5: Sample Agreement to Relocate a Gas Line Without a Permit BCAS 6: Permit Submittal Requirements for Residential Solar Domestic Hot Water Systems BCAS 7: Uniform Applications for Fireblocking per Section 302.11 of the 2012 IRC BCAS 8: Recommendations from the Phoenix Residential Post Tension Round Table Committee BCAS 9: Uniform Requirement of Pad Certification per Section R401.2 of the 2012 IRC BCAS 10: Uniform Requirement of Weep Screed per Section R703.6.2.1 of the 2012 IRC BCAS 11: Service Entry Section (SES) Installation Practices BCAS 12: Storage Space Lighting BCAS 13: City of Phoenix Approved Steel Fabricators Program BCAS 14: 2007 Supplement to the International Residential Code BCAS 15: 9.5 Course Wall Details for Wind Exposure B and C BCAS 16: 2012 IECC/IRC Residential Testing Protocols BCAS 17: 2018 IBC Wind Speeds BCAS 18: Model Plans for Electric Vehicle Installations at Residential Occupancies BCAS 19: Standard Plans Cover Sheet
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