12-25-2009, 04:04 PM
When it comes to such codes, there are specific legal requirements that must be met to implement such codes.
Does this code observe off-grid renewable energy source house designs and exempt such homes from the code requirements?
Heads up on this one-
Even for a conventional home energy design, without credible research proofs of great need on a community welfare level...
This could be a takings case in the making if such showers are that expensive, the state could be held liable by the courts to pay the difference between the conventional water heater vs. solar if this one ends up in court and the code requirement repealed.
BTW… I’m more than ready to take the issue to the mat regarding plumbing and electrical owner builder denial issues. If anyone would like to help get that issue on the firing line - let’s get to it.
E ho'a'o no i pau kuhihewa.
Does this code observe off-grid renewable energy source house designs and exempt such homes from the code requirements?
Heads up on this one-
Even for a conventional home energy design, without credible research proofs of great need on a community welfare level...
This could be a takings case in the making if such showers are that expensive, the state could be held liable by the courts to pay the difference between the conventional water heater vs. solar if this one ends up in court and the code requirement repealed.
BTW… I’m more than ready to take the issue to the mat regarding plumbing and electrical owner builder denial issues. If anyone would like to help get that issue on the firing line - let’s get to it.
E ho'a'o no i pau kuhihewa.