Updated : 04/22/2024
Schiller Park, IL has adopted the 2006 International Codes, with amendments, including the 2006 IRC and IBC. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Codes § 150.007 (IRC adoption and amendments) and § 150.001 (IBC adoption and amendments).
Helpful resources for Schiller Park, Illinois include the following.Schiller Park adopted the 2006 IRC, locally. Note that adoptions usually come with amendments. So, it is important to review those amendments in addition to the unamended model code.
You can find a copy of the model code here.
You can find information about amendments to the model code here.See Amlegal(Schiller Park, IL CHAPTER 150: BUILDINGS; BUILDING CODE)
...CHAPTER 150: BUILDINGS; BUILDING CODE Section General Provisions 150.001 Building Code, amendments adopted 150.002 International Fire Code; amendments adopted 150.003 Mechanical Code, amendments adopted 150.004 Fuel gas, amendments adopted 150.005 Energy Conservation Code, amendments adopted 150.006 Property Maintenance Code, amendments adopted 150.007 Residential Code, amendments adopted 150.008 Illinois Plumbing Code, amendments adopted 150.009 Illinois Accessibility Code, amendments adopted 150.010 National Fire Protection Association NFPA 101 adopted 150.011 Elevator safety standards Administration and Enforcement 150.015 Enforcement 150.016 Duty of Building Inspector; right of entry 150.017 Plumbing Inspector 150.018 Reports 150.019 Stop orders Building Permits 150.030 Building permit list 150.031 Application; contents 150.032 Examination of plans accompanying application; permit fees 150.033 Variations from plans 150.034 Term 150.035 General contractor's bond 150.036 Additional contractor's bond requirements 150.037 Insurance requirements Occupancy Certificates 150.050 Required 150.051 Application 150.052 Issuance Plumbing 150.065 Reserved 150.066 Reserved 150.067 Reserved 150.068 Reserved 150.069 Reserved 150.070 Reserved 150.071 Plumbing code adopted; amendments Building Operations 150.100 Use of streets 150.101 Night operations 150.102 Use of sidewalks 150.103 Safety precautions Moving Buildings 150.115 Permit required 150.116 Application 150.117 Reserved 150.118 Bond 150.119 Safety precautions 150.120 Interference with utilities 150.121 Interference with fire alarms Fallout Shelters 150.160 Permit required 150.161 Application 150.162 Construction standards 150.163 Use restricted Satellite Antenna Dishes 150.175 Application for building permit 150.176 Conditions 150.177 Chief Inspector of the Bureau of Fire Prevention; action on applications 150.178 Final inspection Wood Truss Warning Signs 150.180 Definitions 150.181 Required signage 150.182 Property owner responsibility 150.183 Penalty Electricity 150.201 Definitions 150.202 Enforcement 150.203 Inspection fees 150.204 Liability for damages 150.205 Aid in enforcement 150.206 Cutting wires 150.207 Use of fuses 150.208 Specifications for new and revised service 150.209 When metal conduits are required 150.210 Branch circuits 150.211 Specifications for conduits installed in concrete 150.212 Installation of air conditioning systems 150.213 Exterior lighting standards 150.220 Adopted 150.221 Amendments; deletions; additions Permits; Certificates 150.230 Permits, generally 150.231 Temporary permits 150.232 Suspension, revocation of permits 150.233 Use of permits issued to another 150.234 Issuance of permits to unauthorized persons 150.235 Correction of defects 150.236 Permits for erection of poles or wires in public ways 150.237 Certificate of approval; monthly report Registration of Defaulted Mortgage and Vacant Property 150.240 Purpose and intent 150.241 Definitions 150.242 Applicability and jurisdiction 150.243 Establishment of a registry 150.244 Inspection and registration of defaulted mortgage 150.245 Inspection and registration of real property that is not subject to a mortgage in default 150.246 Maintenance requirements 150.247 Security requirements 150.248 Provisions supplemental 150.249 Public nuisance 150.250 Additional authority 150.251 Opposing, obstructing enforcement officer; penalty 150.252 Immunity of enforcement officer 150.253 Penalties 150.254 Amendments Address Assignment 150.260 Purpose 150.261 Authority 150.262 Application 150.263 Issuance of address assignment...
Drip Edge: undetermined
Section R301.2 is amended by the completion of Table R301.2(l); so that hereafter the said Table 301.2(1) shall be and read as follows:
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Ground Snow Load |
25 pounds per square foot |
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Wind Speed |
3 second 90 normal 75 |
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Seismic Design Category |
C |
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Weathering |
Severe |
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Frost line depth |
42 inches |
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Termite |
Moderate to heavy |
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Decay |
Slight to moderate |
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Winter Design Temperature |
-4 degrees |
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Ice Shield Underlayment |
Yes |
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Flood Hazard |
See the Village flood study |
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Air Freezing Index |
2000 |
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Mean Annual Temperature |
50 degrees |
| Last Name | First Name | Title | Phone | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Komorowski | John | Building Official | johnk@schillerparkil.us | 847/671-8558 |
Schiller Park, IL has adopted the 2006 IRC including appendices A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, K, M, and Q.
R905.1.1 Ice barrier protection. All references to ice barrier protection shall be changed so the protection extends 66 inches from the drip edge."
Schiller Park adopted the 2006 IBC, locally . Note that adoptions usually come with amendments. So, it is important to review those amendments in addition to the unamended model code.
You can find a copy of the code here.You can find information about amendments to the model code here.See Amlegal(Schiller Park, IL Municipal Code)
...Adoption not found...
Schiller Park, IL has adopted the 2006 IBC including appendices A, B, H105, H106, and I.
Schiller Park, IL did not adopt the IEBC, therefore Chapter 34 of the IBC would apply.
(18) Section 3410.2 is amended hereby in its entirety; so that hereafter the said Section 3410.2 shall be and read as follows:
"3410.2 Applicability. Structures existing prior to December, 1997, in which there is work involving additions, alterations or changes of occupancy shall be made to conform to the requirements of this section or the provisions of Section 3403 through 3407. The provisions in Sections 3410.2.1 through 3410.2.5 shall apply to existing occupancies that will continue to be, or are proposed to be, in Groups A, B, E, F, M, R, S and U. These provisions shall not apply to buildings with occupancies in Groups H or I."
Schiller Park, IL also adopted the following codes:
2006 International Fire Code. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.002.
2012 International Energy Conservation Code. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.005.
2006 International Fuel Gas Code. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.004.
2006 International Property Maintenance Code. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.006.
2005 National Electrical Code (NFPA 70). Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.220.
Illinois State Plumbing Code. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.008.
2006 International Mechanical Code. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.003.
1997 Illinois Accessibility Code. Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.009.
2000 Life Safety Code (NFPA 101). Schiller Park, IL Muni. Code § 150.010.
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Does Kaysville, Utah, Residential Building Code Require Ice Barrier Underlayment When Replacing a Roof?
June 26, 2024 By Dan Hartweg QUESTION: For a roofing project in Kaysville, Utah, does the residential building code require ice barrier underlayment? RESPONSE: Yes. The 2021 Utah State Residential Code (USRC) does not require ice barrier underlayment unless there is a history of ice forming along the eaves causing a backup of water, which is left to local jurisdictions to determine and adopt the requirement. 2021 USRC § R905.1.2. Utah did not complete Table R301.2, “Ice Barrier Underlayment Required” column, leaving it to local jurisdictions to complete the table. 2021 USRC Table R301.2. While the Kaysville City Code does not contain any amendments to Table 301.2, according to the Kaysville City Community Development website, ice barrier underlayment is required. FACTS: Roof repairs at a private residence located in Unincorporated, West Jordan, Utah. DISCUSSION: Utah adopted the 2021 International Residential Code (IRC), including Appendices AE and AQ, with amendments, as the uniform statewide residential code known as the 2021 Utah State Residential Code (USRC) and is part of the mandatory statewide building code, the State Construction Code (SCC). Utah Code § 15A-2-101. (Adoption of SCC); Utah Code §§ 15A-2-103(b), (d), and (m) (adoption); Utah Code §§ 15A-3-101 through 206 (IRC amendments); Utah Code §§ 15A-4-201 through 207 (IRC local amendments); 2021 USRC (ICC page). The State and its political subdivisions are required to follow the SCC. Utah Code § 15A-1-204(1)(a). The Division administers the SCC, but it is not within the Division's responsibility to enforce it, the responsibility for inspections and enforcement under the SCC fall on the compliance agency. Utah Code § 15A-1-205 (Division duties); Utah Code § 15A-1-207(1) (compliance agency with jurisdiction over project shall inspect and enforce SCC). A compliance agency is defined as an agency of the State or any of its political subdivisions which issues permits for construction regulated under the SCC. Utah Code § 15A-1-202(6). The compliance agency must follow the Division’s established standardized permit system, may charge a fee but must impose a 1% surcharge to help fund Division education efforts, and must promptly review plans and inspect properties. Utah Code § 15A-1-209 (building permit requirements and surcharge); Utah Code § 10-6-160 (municipality may charge fee and must review plans and inspect properties promptly); U.A.C. R156-15A-220 (standardized permits). A search of the subject property on the PLRB address search page indicates that it is located within the City of Kaysville, Utah. 2021 USRC Reroofing Section R908 of the 2021 USRC on Reroofing requires that recovering or replacing an existing roof must comply with the materials and methods outlined for new roofs: 2021 USRC § R908.1. Therefore, the provisions concerning ice barrier underlayment and drip edges in Chapter 9 must be considered. ICE BARRIER UNDERLAYMENT Ice barrier underlayment is required under Section R905.1.2 where there is a history of ice forming along eaves causing a backup of water as designated in local amendments in Table R301.2: 2021 USRC § R905.1.2. Utah did not complete Table R301.2 as follows, in relevant part: 2021 USRC Table R301.2. Because no amendment to IRC Table R301.2(1) was made by the legislature, the need for ice barrier underlayment is left to local jurisdictions. Utah Code §§ 15A-3-101 through 206; 2021 USRC Table R301.2. Kaysville City adopted the current version of the International Residential Code adopted by the State of Utah. Kaysville City Code § 18-2-2. The City did not adopt any amendments to Table 301.2. Id., see also, Kaysville City Code Title 18, Chapter 3. However, according to the City’s website, ice barrier underlayment is required. Kaysville City, Community Development, Roofing Requirements. DISCUSSION: Utah adopted the 2021 International Residential Code (IRC), as amended, as the 2021 Utah State Residential Code (USRC) and part of the 2021 Utah State Construction Code, a uniform statewide code. The state did not complete Table R301.2, leaving the decision to require ice barrier underlayment up to local jurisdictions where there has been a history of ice forming along eaves causing a backup of water. While the Kaysville City Code does not contain an amendment to Table R301.2, according to the Kaysville City Community Development website, ice barrier underlayment is required.
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