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Alan Mulak Tim Guiterman Jon Osgood Jayme Woogerd

Alan Mulak Tim Guiterman Jon Osgood Jayme Woogerd. Thanks to Our Sponsors. Thanks to the Nashua City Hall and Bob Eldredge of Nashua BetterBuildings for hosting today’s event!. Workshop Agenda. “Introduction” Jayme Woogerd - GDS “Background and History of the Code”

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  1. Alan Mulak Tim Guiterman Jon Osgood Jayme Woogerd

  2. Thanks to Our Sponsors

  3. Thanks to theNashua City Hall and Bob Eldredge ofNashua BetterBuildingsfor hosting today’s event!

  4. Workshop Agenda • “Introduction” • Jayme Woogerd - GDS • “Background and History of the Code” • Jonathan Osgood - PUC • “How to Meet or Beat the Code” • Alan Mulak - PE • Lunch (12 noon) • “Major Changes in the 2009 IECC” & • “Beyond Code: Green & Advanced Codes” • Tim Guiterman - Navigant Consulting

  5. The Context: Why We’re Here… • New Energy Code (IECC 2009) Became Effective April 1st, 2010. • Assurance from Governor John Lynch that NH would achieve 90% compliance of the 2009 IECC within eight years (“hence the NH Energy Code CHALLENGE”) – linked to NH receiving $26M in ARRA-State Energy Program funds. • 90% Statewide Compliance with the Energy Code is no small task… But Education and Training is the first Step (so thanks for being here – as the success of this important goal will depend on everyone in this room!) 5

  6. NH Building Code Compliance ProgramToday’s Training is one piece of a larger strategy of reaching the 90% compliance goal. 2009 IECC - 90% compliance by 2017 – Overall Strategy • Establish a baseline of existing compliance/enforcement • Create a roadmap to achieve 90% compliance of the 2009 IECC by 2017 • Promote the program throughout the State • Train and Mobilize building professionals in all areas for energy code compliance and promote above-code performance (why we’re here today) • Develop a Public Awareness Campaign for homeowners, landlords, commercial property owners, real estate appraisers • Update and Gather Building Code Resources in publicly accessible sites • Develop recommended enforcement and compliance public policy option 6 More info on the program can be found at www.nhenergycode.com

  7. Visit www.nhenergycode.com! • Additional Training Opportunities • NH Energy Code Related Resources 7

  8. IECC 2009 IBC 2009 chapter 13 You have a change to WIN a free energy code book today! And for sale at the end of today’s workshop! 8

  9. Demographic Survey

  10. Builder Architect/Engineer Designer Building Official Energy Consultant/Auditor Other What is your profession? 10

  11. Why are you here? • Learn about the new energy code • Learn construction techniques to meet new code • Learn construction techniques to exceed new code

  12. Help ensure safe, durable structures Help create a “level playing field” Help reduce energy use and emissions Help reduce builder liability All of the above Why are codes important? 12

  13. Very confident Somewhat confident Shaky Not on firm ground How confident are you that a structure you built or designed prior to 2002 would survive a major natural disaster? 13

  14. Very Confident Somewhat confident Shaky Not on firm ground How confident are you that a structure you built, designed or inspected after 2002 would survive a major natural disaster? 14

  15. True False These building codes are mandatory in NH: International Building Code 2009, International Residential Code 2009, International Plumbing Code 2009, International Mechanical Code 2009, International Energy Conservation Code 2009,and the National Electrical Code 2008 15

  16. 1979 1986 1999 2002 When was the NH Energy Code adopted? 16

  17. N.H. Energy CodeHistory Effective August 1979 Revised 1980, 1986, 1993 & 1998 State Building Code 2002 2006 IECC August 2007 2009 IECC April 2010

  18. Where does the code apply? • Cities • Municipalities with building inspectors • Where I’m told it applies • Everywhere in NH • All of the above esp 2+3

  19. Two code climate zones apply in NH: • True • False

  20. N.H. Energy CodeClimate Zones 20

  21. N.H. Energy CodeClimate Zones Table 301.1 NEWHAMPSHIRE 6A Belknap 6A Carroll 5A Cheshire 6A Coos 6A Grafton 5A Hillsborough 6A Merrimack 5A Rockingham 5A Strafford 6A Sullivan 21

  22. N.H. Energy Code The Commercial Energy Code covers all buildings except: Detached one and two family dwellings (R-3) Multi family (R-2) not more than 3 stories above grade and Assisted living >5 and < 16 residents (R-4) not more than 3 stories above grade

  23. N.H. Energy CodeProcess NH architect or engineer designs structure to meet code Signs off on plans See RSA 155-D

  24. N.H. Energy CodeProcess NH architect or engineer sign off: "The proposed structure has been designed and reviewed by the architect or engineer and determined to be in compliance with all applicable requirements of RSA 155-D and the energy code adopted pursuant thereto."

  25. The contractor of a building, building component, or structure shall be responsible for meeting the minimum requirements of the state building code. • True • False RSA 155-A:2 VIII

  26. True False A structure may be built to comply with the IBC 2009 Ch 13?

  27. N.H. Energy CodeIBC Chapter 13 Section 1301 1301.1 Scope. This chapter governs the design and construction of buildings for energy efficiency. 1301.1.1 Criteria. Buildings shall be designed and constructed in accordance with the International Energy Conservation Code.

  28. N.H. Energy CodeIECC 2009 501.1 Scope. The requirements contained in this chapter are applicable to commercial buildings, or portions of commercial buildings. These commercial buildings shall meet either the requirements of ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1, Energy Standard for Buildings Except for Low-Rise Residential Buildings, or the requirements contained in this chapter.

  29. Commercial Structure under 4000sq ft: • Doesn’t need to comply • Envelope may comply with Residential Code • Can comply with ASHRAE 90.1-2007 • 2 and 3 only

  30. N.H. Energy Code EC-1 Form 32

  31. EC-1 Form(page 2) 33

  32. N.H. Energy CodeDevelopment Process International Code Council Accepts amendments from public Assigned to Committees Hold Code Development Hearings Hold Final Action Hearings Publish Revised Code

  33. N.H. Building CodeAdoption Process Building Code Review Board RSA 155-A:10 16 members Meets monthly

  34. N.H. Building CodeIECC 2009 General Court must confirm within 2 years 36

  35. N.H. Building CodeAdoption Process This cycle Discussions began in February 09 IEEC moved in March Public Hearing in May Adopted May 8, 09

  36. N.H. Building CodeAdoption Process This cycle IECC 2009 IBC 2009 Effective April 1, 2010

  37. Energy codes will get stronger. • Yes • No

  38. N.H. Building CodeAdoption Process 2012 cycle Complete Group A IBC, IRC Final action hearings held May 15-23, 2010

  39. N.H. Building CodeAdoption Process IECC, IRC-Energy Final Action Hearings held October 28- November 1, 2010

  40. N.H. Building CodeAdoption Process IECC 2009 12-15% less energy use IECC 2012 Additional 15% savings

  41. www.puc.nh.gov

  42. Energy Code Page

  43. N.H. Energy Code IECC 2009 Sec 104.8 Approval. After the prescribed tests and inspections indicate that the work complies in all respects with this code, a notice of approval shall be issued by the code official.

  44. N.H. Energy Code ?’s

  45. N.H. Energy Code Jon Osgood jon.osgood@puc.nh.gov (603) 271-6306 www.puc.nh.gov

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