Residential Energy Code: State developed code that meets or exceeds the 92 MEC, mandatory statewide. Commercial Energy Code: State developed code that meets of exceeds ASHRAE/IES 90.1, mandatory statewide. The State Energy Office was terminated on 7-1-96, with its functions assumed by other agencies. THERE IS CURRENTLY A PROPOSAL BEFORE THE STATE BUILDING CODE COUNCIL TO UPDATE RESIDENTIAL ENERGY CODES. OVERALL, THE PROPOSED UPDATES TO THE ENERGY CODE WOULD HAVE MORE STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS THAN CURRENT CODE, BUT WOULD INCORPORATE BETTER TRADE-OFF CHOICES. The state received FY96 DOE funding to provide code training and support through transition of utility restructuring and to support a codes hot-line.
7/7/90 All vehicles, including new motorcycles, leased or purchased and registered in the state, excluding buses, vehicles in fleets of 10 or more, living portions of motor homes, or trucks with GVW of 19,000 lbs. or more. (M) over 750cc 2 attempts for same serious safety defect; or 4 attempts for same defect (at least 1 of which is during the period of the manufacturer's warranty); or 30 calendardays (at least 15 of which occur during the manufacturer's warranty). 2 years or 24,000 miles, whichever occurs first.