Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Add a new subsection
503.2.6.1for evaluation and
maintenance of bridges.
Provides requirements for evaluation and maintenance of bridges for the safety of emergency responders.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend 503.2.7 for buildings
located on slopes of greater
than five percent (5%).
Adds needed requirement for additional fire protection measures, as the fire chief deems necessary to mitigate access constraints by building on slopes greater than five percent (5%).
1,2,3,4 1
Add a new Subsection
503.6.1– Width
Adds subsection requiring gate entrances to be wider than the roadway to allow for emergency vehicle access – this is in alignment with Sonoma County Requirements. 1,2,3,4 1
Add a new Subsection
503.6.2– Setbacks
Adds subsection requiring gates along public and private roads be set back to allow vehicles to clear the roadway and not obstruct traffic on the public roadway or emergency vehicle access.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend subsection 505.1 –
Premises identification
(including subsection
modifications)
Amends the code to clarify that the City of Sonoma assigns address numbers and clarifies the criteria for address identification.
1,2,3,4 1
Add a new subsection
507.1.1 - Emergency water
during construction.
Adds subsection to require emergency water system on-site prior to installing combustible construction.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend subsection 507.2.2
Water Tanks
Amends the code to require instillation of water tanks to comply with National Standards and allows for a more cost-effective solution for 1 and 2 family dwellings. 1,2,3,4 1
Amend subsection 507.5.1 –
Where fire hydrants are
required
Amends the code to continue the previous requirement for on-site hydrants (508.5.1) 1,2,3,4 1 Amend subsection 507.5.1.1
Hydrant for Fire Department
Connections
Amends the code to match existing amendments requiring a fire hydrant within 50 feet of a buildings fire sprinkler connection.
1,2,3,4 1
Add a new subsection
507.5.7- Fire hydrant size and
outlets
Requires Fire hydrant size and outlets to comply with City of Sonoma standard plans 1,2,3,4 1 Add a new subsection
507.5.8- Fire hydrant street
marker
Requires Fire hydrant street markers to comply with City of Sonoma standard plans 1,2,3,4 1 Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
[NEW] Add a new subsection
901.6.3.2
Amends the code to establish a procedure for service contractors who are obligated to report inspection findings by this code to report to us based on our procedures. 1,2,3,4 6
Add subsection 901.11 -
Notice of Nuisance Alarm
Amends the code to establish a procedure for written notification of a nuisance alarm.
Needed to enforce penalties for false fire/smoke/sprinkler alarms. 1,2,3,4 1
Add section 901.12-
Unreliable Fire Alarm
Systems
Amends the code to establish procedures and penalties for false fire/smoke/sprinkler alarms.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 901.12.1 –
Hearing on Notice
Provides a procedure and opportunity to a building owner to dispute a notice of nuisance alarm.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend subsection 903.2 -
Fire Sprinklers - Where
Required
Amends the code to be consistent with previous City ordinances and policies pertaining to fire sprinkler system requirements and triggers. Ensures CA State laws designed to stimulate affordable housing are protected and addressed with exceptions. Additionally protects property owners remodeling to comply with ADA requirements.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 903.2.10.3 –
Group S-2 public parking
garages
Requires a more robust and effective fire sprinkler system in public parking garages where vehicles powered by lithium, lithium-ion and other batteries are parked. 1,2,3,4 1
Amend subsection 903.4.2 -
Alarms
The proposed amendment provides clearer guidance to building owners, fire protection system designers and system installers.
1,2,3,4 1
Add a new Subsection
903.4.2.1
Relocates within the code an existing amendment that requires an interior bell when a fire sprinkler system activates.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Section 903.6 Clarifies fire sprinkler requirements for existing buildings and structures. 1,2,3,4 1 Amend subsection 905.3 –
Required Installations
Clarifies when standpipe systems shall be installed in alignment with other amendments within this code.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend subsection 905.3.1-
Height (Standpipes)
Amends the code to consider the roof as an additional story for buildings three or more stories in height thereby expanding the class III standpipe system requirement 1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 905.3.11 –
Group S-2 public parking
garages
Identifies the type and location of standpipes in newly constructed S-2 parking garages to provide the fire protection necessary to extinguish vehicle fires powered by lithium, lithium-ion and other batteries.
1,2,3,4 1
Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
[NEW] Add a new Subsection
907.8.5 – Certification (fire
alarm systems)
Requires contractors to install a label to fire alarm systems when installed or tested indicating the name of company, the date testing performed, and State License Number.
1,2,3,4 6
Add Subsection 910.2.3
lithium, lithium-ion and other
batteries containing
combustible electrolyte in
vehicles.
Require a mechanical smoke removal system in parking garages to ensure smoke and toxic gasses are removed to the exterior during a fire event. This will add additional protection to the occupants and first responders. 1,2,3,4 1
Amend Subsection 912.2 –
Location
Amends the code to ensure placement of required fire protection systems do not obstruct emergency vehicle access.
1,2,3,4 1
[NEW] Amend subsection
912.4.1
This is a carry of an existing amendment to a different code section that requires tamper proof locks on fire department connections to fire sprinklers (arson prevention) this is a requirement and the amendment provides the approved lock type.
1,2,3,4 1
Add a new Subsection 914.12
through 914.12.2
Adds subsection defining fire protection requirements for new and existing type 3 wine caves.
1,2,3,4 1
Add section 3315.3 -
Buildings under construction.
Amends the code to provide an added measure of fire safety for buildings high buildings undergoing construction.
1,2,3,4 1
Add section 3315.4 -
Buildings being demolished
Amends the code to provide an added measure of fire safety during the demolition of multi-story buildings.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Section 3901.6 –
Technical Assistance Report
Requires a technical assistance report for all new plant extraction and processing facilities.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Section 3903.2 –
Prohibited Occupancies
Does not allow extraction processing that utilizes flammable gasses to liquids to be located in Assembly, Education, Institutional, and Residential Occupancies. 1,2,3,4 1
Amend Subsection 3903.3 –
Location
Provides for safety and separation when hazardous processes are used in the extraction process.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Subsection 3903.5 –
Use of flammable and
combustible liquids
Regulates the location and type of equipment used when flammable and combustible liquids are used for extraction.
1,2,3,4 1
Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Add Subsection 3903.5.1 –
Electrical Components
Regulates components and wiring and safety shut off within chemical flume hoods used for plant extraction.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.5.2 -
Refrigerators, Freezers, and
Cooling Equipment
Regulates the listing and location of Refrigerators, freezers, and other cooling equipment used to store or cool flammable liquids and points to the California Electric Code.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Subsection 3903.6 –
Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Regulates the release of LPG in compliance with additional referenced standards and other sections of this code.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.6.1 –
Exhaust
Requires an approved exhaust system when LPG extractions occur. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 3903.6.1.1 –
Installation
The above exhaust systems (item 106) will be installed per the requirements of the California Mechanical Code.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.6.1.2 –
Processes
Requires LPG extraction processes be conducted under a hood, enclosure or room that is compliant with the CA Mechanical Code.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.6.2 –
Electrical Systems
Clarifies and points to new code amendments the electrical system requirements for plant extraction.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.6.2.1 –
Electrical Bonding &
Grounding
Ensures all equipment and conductive objects are bonded and grounded in accordance with the California Electrical Code
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.6.2.2 –
Classified Areas
Ensures special areas within a plant extraction hood or enclosure meet conditions required in the California Electrical Code.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.6.2.4 –
Emergency Power
Requires emergency power in portions of the plant extraction process to enhance safety.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3903.6.2.5 –
Gas Detection Systems
Gas detection systems when required will not turn off when other equipment is off. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 3903.8 –
Carbon Dioxide Extraction
Ensures amendments in this code are references in relation to CO2 plant extraction. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 3903.8.1 –
Storage and Handling
CO2 Tanks must be secured to prevent falling. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 3903.8.2 –
CO2 Gas Detection
Requires specific CO2 detection in compliance with other sections of this code. 1,2,3,4 1 Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Add Subsection 3903.8.3 –
CO2 Discharge
Protects CO2 from being exhausted into the building or area. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 3903.9 -
Signage
Sets minimum size requirements for safety signage. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 3903.9.1 –
Safety Data Sheets
Requires all materials safety data sheets are posted in an approved location. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 3903.9.2 –
Warning Signage
Requires applicable hazard warning signage shall be posted throughout the facility as applicable for emergency equipment.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Subsection
3904.2.2.3 – Site Inspection
Allows for an inspection by specialized personnel prior to operation of plant extraction facilities.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 3904.3 –
Change of Extraction Medium
Requires revision of any technical reports when the medium of extraction is changed. 1,2,3,4 1 Add Subsection 5608.1.2
Permit Required
Adds code language pointing to the City Municipal Code requiring a permit for fireworks displays.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Section 5608.2 –
Limitations
Adds code language pointing to the City Municipal Code regarding the prohibition of possession, storage, use or sale of fireworks.
1,2,3,4 1
Add section 5704.1.1 - Tanks
Storage prohibited
Amends the code to remove the threat of fire and explosive danger from tank storage of class I and II liquids in mercantile, commercial and residential parcels. 1,2,3,4 1
Add Section 5704.1.2 - Tank
Storage - Other locations
Amends the code to assure that new tank installations meet current safety requirements for class I and II liquids. Additionally existing tanks in approved locations must meet the same safety requirements within one year. 1,2,3,4 1
Add Section 5704.1.3 -
Existing Tank Storage
Amends the code to upgrade existing tank installations to meet current safety requirements for class I and II liquids.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Subsection 5806.2 –
Limitations
Aligns the limitations of flammable and cryogenic fluids with city land use and zoning standards.
1,2,3,4 1
Add Subsection 6104.2
Maximum Capacity Within
Established Limits
Aligns the limitations of liquefied petroleum gas with city land use and zoning standards.
1,2,3,4 1
Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Add Section 6107.5 - Seismic
Anchoring
Amends the code to require approved seismic anchoring for installed propane/LPG gas containers
1,2,3,4 1
Add subsection 7.6.1 Interior
alarm
Clarifies location of interior alarms 1,2,3,4 1
Amend the definition of FIREFLOW in Appendix B,
subsection B102.
This revision clarifies where the pressure for fire-flow is measured. 1,2,3,4 1 Amend the definition of FIREFLOW CALCULATION AREA
in Appendix B, subsection
B102.1
Floor area was clarified to provide consistency in calculating fire flow. 1,2,3,4 1 Amend Appendix B,
subsection B105.1 – Fire flow
for one- and two-family
dwellings
This is amended to increase the minimum required fire-flow from 1000 to 1500 gallons per minute. The language to reduce fire-flow requirements based on sprinkler system installation is not automatic.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix B,
subsection B105.2 – Fire flow
for buildings other than oneand two-family dwellings
The language to reduce fire-flow requirements based on sprinkler system installation is not automatic.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix B, Table
B105.1 by deleting footnote
a).
This prevents a reduction in needed fire-flow for residential structures. 1,2,3,4 1 Amend Appendix C,
subsection C102 - Fire
Hydrant Locations
Amends the code to continue to standardize the location of fire department connections for more efficient fire scene operations.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D, Section
D101 - Fire apparatus access
roads
Amends the code to allow the fire code official some flexibility when done in accordance with section 104.9 Alternative Materials and Methods. Flexibility in enforcement provided that the material, method or work offered is at least equivalent in quality, strength, effectiveness, fire resistance durability and safety. 1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D103.1 - Access
road width with a hydrant
Amendment allows local authorities to determine fire department access specifications instead of the International Fire Code.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D103.2 - Grade of
fire apparatus access roads
The grade of fire apparatus access roads is specific to the type of equipment available and should be determined locally.
1,2,3,4 1
Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D103.3 - minimum
turning radius
Turning radius is specific to the fire apparatus used. 1,2,3,4 1 Amend Appendix D,
subsection D103.4 - Deadend fire apparatus access
roads
This change allows a local jurisdiction to determine dead-end requirements for width and turnaround provisions.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D103.4 by
deleting Table D103.4
Allows local standards 1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D103.6 - NO
PARKING- FIRE LANE signs
Change allows local jurisdiction to apply the sign requirements of the California Vehicle Code in design and placement rather than basing it on solely on road width. 1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D104.2 by
deleting exception to D104.2
The exception provided for a reduction in fire department access in structures with a gross building area up to 124,000 square feet.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D106.1 – Fire
apparatus access roads for
multi-family projects having
more than 50 dwelling units
Modifies when two fire apparatus access roads are required – Changes the requirement from 100 dwelling units to 50 dwelling units. 1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D106 by deleting
subsection D106.2
This section referred to projects of 200 or more dwelling units and repeats the two access requirement regardless of sprinklers
1,2,3,4 1
Add Appendix D, subsection
D106.4 – Fire apparatus
access roads for multiresidential projects having
more than 50 dwelling units
Amends the code to allow fire department access for emergency operations and/or evacuations.
1,2,3,4 1
Amend Appendix D,
subsection D107.1 -– Fire
apparatus access roads for
projects having more than 50
dwelling units
Amends the code to allow fire department access for emergency operations and/or evacuations.
1,2,3,4 1
2025 California Green Building Standards Code
Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Amend Section 301 –
Requires mandatory
compliance with Tier 1 status
of the code except for energy
efficiency provisions and
additions and alterations.
Amends the code to require that the prerequisite and applicable elective measures to achieve Tier 1 status, as specified in the code become mandatory for all new buildings except that the Energy Efficiency Measures in Appendix A4 Division A4.2 and Appendix A5 and Division A5.2 need not be met. Tier 1 Energy measures would be very costly to implement given the recent increase in the mandatory energy requirements of the 2022 California Energy Code. This amendment is recommended to promote a higher level of sustainability in construction while maintaining the cost effectiveness of energy code requirements set forth by the California Energy Commission.
This amendment also stipulates that the additional CALGreen Tier1 requirements do not apply to additions and alterations. The application of additional Tier 1 requirements would be very difficult to comply with for existing buildings. This amendment establishes green building requirements that are more restrictive than what is otherwise required by state law and are in substantial conformance with what is being recommended for adoption by the majority of other building officials throughout Sonoma County. This code amendment will help provide regional consistency of green building regulations.
1,4 1
Adopt by reference and add
Appendix Chapter A4
(Residential Voluntary
Measures) and Appendix
Chapter A5
(Nonresidential Voluntary
Measures) of the 2022
California Green Building
Standards Code appendices.
These appendices provide the prerequisite and applicable elective measures to achieve the Tier 1 level of compliance. The tier 1 requirements (excluding Tier 1 - Energy measures) are recommended to promote a higher level of sustainability in construction while maintaining the cost effectiveness of energy code requirements set forth by the California Energy Commission.
1,4 1
Amend the title and
explanatory note of Appendix
A4.
Clarifies the title to reflect that the appendix provides supplementary residential mandatory and elective measures rather than voluntary measures. 1,4 1
Amend Appendix Section
A4.201.1
This change is needed to clarify that the provisions contained in Appendix A4 Division A4.2 (Energy Efficiency Measures) are entirely voluntary and are intended only as a means to encourage buildings to achieve exemplary performance in the area of energy efficiency.
1,4 1
Amend Item 2 in Appendix
Section A4.601.4.2
This amendment clarifies that the Tier 1 Energy Efficiency measures do not apply. 1,4 1 Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Amend the note in the last
paragraph of Appendix
Section A4.601.4.2
This amendment clarifies that the building department may develop and require completed forms to show CALGreen compliance.
1,4 1
Delete Appendix Section
A4.602 (Residential
Occupancies Application
Checklist)
Checklists for CALGreen +Tier 1 will be customized for the City of Sonoma, therefore, the code provided checklist is not needed.
1,4 1
Delete Appendix Division
A4.7
This deletes a division which contains a model ordinance which is not necessary in the code.
1,4 1
Amend the title and
explanatory note of Appendix
A5
Clarifies the title to reflect that the appendix provides supplementary nonresidential mandatory and elective measures, rather than voluntary measures. 1,4 1
Amend Appendix Section
A5.201.1
This change is needed to clarify that the provisions contained in Appendix A5 Division A5.2 (Energy Efficiency Measures) are entirely voluntary and are intended only as a means to encourage buildings to achieve exemplary performance in the area of energy efficiency.
1,4 1
Amend Appendix Section
A5.601.2.3
This change is needed to clarify that the provisions contained in Appendix A5 Division A5.2 (Energy Efficiency Measures) are entirely voluntary and are intended only as a means to encourage buildings to achieve exemplary performance in the area of energy efficiency.
1,4 1
Amend the first paragraph in
Appendix Section A5.601.2.4
The amendment is needed to clarify that the Tier 1 requirements are not voluntary. 1,4 1 Delete Appendix Section
A5.602 (Nonresidential
Occupancies Application
Checklist)
Checklists for CALGreen +Tier 1 will be customized for the City of Sonoma, therefore, the code provided checklist is not needed.
1,4 1
2025 California Existing Building Code
Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Amend subsection 506.1. and
delete subsection 506.1.1
related to a change of
occupancy in existing
buildings.
This amendment is necessary to clarify that the requirements of the California Existing Building Code apply to buildings undergoing a change in use or occupancy.
It also clarifies that the structural requirements of Chapter 16 of the California Building Code do not apply to existing buildings undergoing a change of use unless otherwise required by section 506.4 of the California Existing Building Code. The change is needed to clarify the scope and application of the California Existing Building Code as it applies to a change of use or occupancy. 1,2,3,4 1
Adopt Appendix Chapter A1 –
Seismic Strengthening
Provisions for Unreinforced
Masonry Bearing Wall
Buildings
This appendix chapter is needed to provide appropriate alternative design criteria and requirements for Seismic Strengthening of for Unreinforced Masonry Bearing Wall Buildings and provide conformance with the City’s Unreinforced Masonry Building ordinance (SMC Chapter 14.24).
2 1
Adopt Appendix Chapter A2 –
Earthquake Hazard
Reduction in Existing
Reinforced Concrete and
Reinforced Masonry Wall
Buildings with Flexible
Diaphragms
This appendix chapter is needed to provide appropriate alternative design criteria and requirements for the reduction of earthquake hazards in certain existing reinforced concrete and reinforced masonry wall buildings. This appendix chapter can be used as alternative structural provisions for buildings subject to Chapter 14.24 of the Sonoma Municipal Code - Review, Rehabilitation and Abatement of Existing Seismically Unsafe Buildings.
2 1
Adopt Appendix Chapter A3 –
Prescriptive Provisions for
Seismic Strengthening of
Cripple Walls and Sill Plate
Anchorage of Light WoodFrame Residential Buildings
This appendix chapter is needed to provide appropriate alternative design criteria and voluntary requirements for Seismic Strengthening of Cripple Walls and Sill Plate Anchorage of Light Wood-Frame Residential Buildings.
2 1
Adopt Appendix Chapter A4 –
Earthquake Risk Reduction in
Wood-Frame Residential
Buildings with Soft, Weak or
Open Front Walls.
This appendix chapter is needed to provide appropriate alternative design criteria and voluntary requirements for Earthquake Risk Reduction in Wood-Frame Residential Buildings with Soft, Weak or Open Front Walls.
2 1
Agenda Item #8.1:
Exhibit B
Reasons for Local Amendments
Code / Action / Section to be
Added or Amended
[NEW] Identifies a
substantive new
amendment not
previously adopted by
the City Council.
Reason for Amendment Finding of
Necessity #
17958(b),
17958.5(c)
and
17958.7(c)
Finding
Amend the first sentence in
Appendix Chapter A3 Section
A301.2 regarding Prescriptive
Provisions for Seismic
Strengthening of Cripple
Walls and Sill Plate
Anchorage of Light WoodFrame Residential Buildings
This amendment is needed to establish that the provisions of Appendix Chapter A3 (Prescriptive Provisions for Seismic Strengthening of Cripple Walls and Sill Plate Anchorage of Light Wood-Frame Residential Buildings) are voluntary. 2 1
Amend the first sentence in
Appendix Chapter A4 Section
A401.2 regarding Earthquake
Risk Reduction in WoodFrame Residential Buildings
with Soft, Weak or Open
Front Walls.
This amendment is needed to establish that the provisions of Appendix Chapter A4 (Prescriptive Provisions for Seismic Strengthening of Cripple Walls and Sill Plate Anchorage of Light Wood-Frame Residential Buildings) are voluntary. 2 1
Agenda Item #8.1: