Colorado does not enforce a uniform statewide commercial building code; local jurisdictions adopt and enforce their own codes. It is unclear whether local jurisdictions may amend state codes, opt out, or adopt independently.
Denver adopts ICC model codes and applies both technical and administrative amendments through its locally branded Denver codes. Amendments significantly impact building, fire, and energy requirements for commercial projects.
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Colorado does not enforce a uniform statewide commercial building code; local jurisdictions adopt and enforce their own codes. It is unclear whether local jurisdictions may amend state codes, opt out, or adopt independently.
The Pikes Peak Regional Building Code adopts the 2021 ICC codes and the 2023 NEC, with both technical and administrative amendments detailed in its chapters. Local jurisdictions, like Colorado Springs, may further modify fees, definitions, and other administrative aspects impacting commercial projects.
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Colorado does not enforce a uniform statewide commercial building code; local jurisdictions adopt and enforce their own codes. It is unclear whether local jurisdictions may amend state codes, opt out, or adopt independently.
Fort Collins adopts the 2021 International Codes with both technical and administrative amendments through local ordinances. Amendments impact fire, energy, and building codes, along with administrative processes, EV charging, and solar-ready provisions for commercial projects.
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