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STATE OF LOUISIANA 11/17/2015 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICE OF STATE FIRE MARSHAL CODE ENFORCEMENT AND BUILDING SAFETY 8181 INDEPENDENCE BLVD., BATON ROUGE, LA 70806 8002565452 2259254920 FAX:

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To fill out a proposed equivalency to code, follow these steps:

1. Begin by clearly identifying the specific code or regulation that you are seeking an equivalency for. This could be a local building code, safety regulation, or any other applicable requirement.
2. Provide detailed information about the proposed equivalency. Clearly articulate why the proposed alternative meets the intent and requirements of the original code. This could include referencing relevant research, engineering analysis, or industry standards.
3. Include all necessary supporting documentation. This may include drawings, calculations, diagrams, or any other information that helps illustrate and justify the proposed equivalency.
4. Clearly outline any potential impacts or consequences of granting the equivalency. This could include discussing any changes to safety, cost implications, or any other relevant considerations.

Who needs proposed equivalency to code?

Individuals or organizations who are seeking a deviation from the standard code requirements may need a proposed equivalency to code. This could include architects, engineers, contractors, or any other party involved in the design, construction, or modification of buildings, infrastructure, or systems that are regulated by building codes or other relevant regulations. It is important to note that the approval of a proposed equivalency to code is typically subject to review and approval by the relevant authorities or governing bodies responsible for enforcing the codes and regulations in question.

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What is proposed equivalency to code?

Proposed equivalency to code is a document that outlines alternative solutions to meet code requirements.

Who is required to file proposed equivalency to code?

Property owners or developers are usually required to file proposed equivalency to code.

How to fill out proposed equivalency to code?

Proposed equivalency to code must be filled out with detailed information about the alternative solution, including justification and supporting evidence.

What is the purpose of proposed equivalency to code?

The purpose of proposed equivalency to code is to demonstrate compliance with code requirements through alternative means.

What information must be reported on proposed equivalency to code?

Information such as the code requirement being addressed, details of the proposed alternative solution, supporting data or analysis, and contact information must be reported on proposed equivalency to code.