ICC BuildingCommunityResilience 2018.pdf
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Building Community Resilience through Modern Model Building Codes
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| ICC | 2018 | 58 |
2020 City of Los Angeles amendment pages for integration with the 2019 California Building Code
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| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | BUILDING COMMUNITY RESILIENCE THROUGH MODERN MODEL BUILDING CODES |
| 2 | COPYRIGHT |
| 3 | ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
| 7 | TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| 10 | INTRODUCTION FIGURE 1: REMAINING SECTION OF THE WORLD TRADE CENTER FIGURE 2: HURRICANE SANDY DAMAGE AERIAL VIEW |
| 11 | FIGURE 3: INTERCONNECTION OF BUILDINGS AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| 12 | FIGURE 4: HURRICANE KATRINA DAMAGE LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI FIGURE 5: HURRICANE KATRINA DAMAGE BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI |
| 13 | FIGURE 6: HURRICANE IRMA DAMAGE RAMROD KEY, FLORIDA |
| 15 | DEFINING RESILIENCY |
| 17 | WHOLE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE FIGURE 7: REPRESENTATIVE CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE COMPONENTS WITHIN A COMMUNITY FIGURE 8: REPRESENTATION OF RESPONSE AND RECOVERY FROM AN ADVERSE EVENT |
| 18 | FIGURE 9: EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE IN PIONEER SQUARE, A PART OF SEATTLE’S HISTORIC DISTRICT |
| 19 | FIGURE 10: HURRICANE SANDY DAMAGE STATEN ISLAND NEIGHBORHOOD FIGURE 11: INTERCONNECTIONS OF A RESILIENT COMMUNITY |
| 21 | WHY RESILIENCY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT IS IMPORTANT |
| 22 | NATURAL HAZARD EVENTS FIGURE 12: AERIAL VIEW OF HURRICANE KATRINA DAMAGE IN NEW ORLEANS FIGURE 13: BILLION DOLLAR WEATHER AND CLIMATE DISASTERS IN 2017 |
| 23 | FIGURE 14: VIEW FROM FEMA’S URBAN SEARCH AND RESCUE VIRGINIA TASK FORCE TWO HUMAN-RELATED EVENTS |
| 24 | HAZARDS ARE COMMON: DISASTERS DO NOT NEED TO BE |
| 25 | FIGURE 15: VIEW OF HURRICANE KATRINA FROM SPACE WELL-CONSTRUCTED BUILDINGS SUFFER LESS DAMAGE FROM HAZARD EVENTS |
| 26 | FIGURE 16: HURRICANE HARVEY AERIAL VIEW OF DAMAGE |
| 27 | FIGURE 17: REMAINS OF ONE HOUSE AFTER HURRICANE CHARLEY |
| 28 | FIGURE 18: HURRICANE SHUTTER SYSTEM |
| 29 | WELL-CONSTRUCTED BUILDINGS ENHANCE WELL BEING, HEALTH, AND SUSTAINABILITY FIGURE 19: WELL-DESIGNED INTERIOR SPACE |
| 30 | FIGURE 20: A GREEN BUILDING RESILIENT BUILDINGS FACILITATE ADAPTIVE REUSE AND RECOVERY FROM A RANGE OF EVENTS |
| 32 | FIGURE 21: FREEDOM TOWER AT THE NEW WORLD TRADE CENTER FIGURE 22: SEPTEMBER 11 WORLD TRADE CENTER RUBBLE |
| 33 | HOW IMPLEMENTATION AND REGULAR UPDATING OF BUILDING AND PLANNING CODES INCREASES RESILIENCY |
| 34 | FIGURE 23: BUILDING REGULATORY SYSTEM ECOLOGY |
| 35 | US BUILDING REGULATORY SYSTEM OVERVIEW |
| 36 | FIGURE 24: COVERS OF I-CODES |
| 37 | WHY UP-TO-DATE CODES ARE ESSENTIAL FOR COMMUNITY RESILIENCE FIGURE 25: A STEEL SHELTER |
| 38 | FIGURE 26: DAMAGE FROM THE NORTHRIDGE EARTHQUAKE |
| 39 | FIGURE 27: REMAINS OF A COMMERCIAL BUILDING DESTROYED BY AN EF3 TORNADO |
| 40 | FIGURE 28: GREENVILLE, KY TORNADO DAMAGE |
| 41 | FIGURE 29: SEISMIC HAZARD MAP OF THE WEST COAST FIGURE 30: AERIAL VIEW OF HOMES DESTROYED IN RANCHO BERNARDO |
| 42 | TABLE 1: A SMALL SAMPLING OF SELECTED CONTEMPORARY RESILLENCY-RELATED CHANGES TO THE INTERNATIONAL CODES |
| 43 | TABLE 1: A SMALL SAMPLING OF SELECTED CONTEMPORARY RESILLENCY-RELATED CHANGES TO THE INTERNATIONAL CODES-continued |
| 44 | FIGURE 31: 6.0 EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE IN NAPA FIGURE 32: DEDICATED TSUNAMI REFUGE SHELTER IN SENDAI CITY, JAPAN |
| 46 | FIGURE 33: VICTIM OF HURRICANE IRENE IN PROCESS OF BEING REBUILT |
| 47 | ABOUT THE ICC AND ITS ROLE IN FACILITATING WHOLE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE |
| 48 | ABOUT THE ICC FIGURE 34: ICC’S I-CODE BOOKS |
| 49 | FIGURE 35: INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, DC |
| 51 | DISASTER RECOVERY REFORM ACT |
| 52 | THE DISASTER RECOVERY REFORM ACT AND THE I-CODES |
| 53 | ELIGIBILITY FOR CODE IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT (SECTION 1206) NATIONAL PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PRE-DISASTER HAZARD MITIGATION (SECTION 1234) |
| 54 | ADDITIONAL MITIGATION ACTIVITIES (SECTION 1235) |
| 55 | ICC MEMBERSHIP |
| 56 | ICC PREMIUM ACCESS |
| 58 | ICC LEARNING CENTER |
