Fort Walton Ordinance 66: National Building Code adoption and fire limits
City archive copy concerning national building code adoption and fire limits. All 2 supplied page(s) are kept in one record with separate Image PDF and Text PDF reading copies.
Historical municipal record, not a statement of current law. Its presence in the city catalog does not by itself establish enactment or continued validity. The ordinance adopts a building code by reference; the referenced 1949 code itself is not among these two supplied pages. This is not the full building code.
Original publication
66 - Adopt National Building Code
Date
1949-10-19
Publisher
Town of Fort Walton
Published in
Fort Walton, Florida
Where to find it
2
Reference collection
City of Fort Walton Beach municipal document archive
Collection reference
CityClerk2/Ordinances/1940s/1949
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Page-preserving derivative; no page cropping, image enhancement or redaction. Original page rendering retained. The ordinance adopts a building code by reference; the referenced 1949 code itself is not among these two supplied pages. This is not the full building code.
AI-prepared transcription compared page by page with the supplied scans. No independent human review or certification is claimed. Brackets mark editorial notes, blank fields and uncertain readings; source images control. Historical wording and apparent source errors are retained. The ordinance adopts a building code by reference; the referenced 1949 code itself is not among these two supplied pages. This is not the full building code.
Town of Fort Walton. Ordinance 66, National Building Code adoption and fire limits. 1949-10-19. City of Fort Walton Beach archive, document 439. http://edoc.fwb.org/WebLink/0/doc/439/Page1.aspx
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