Existing Building Templates
Improve functionality and efficiency with our Existing Building Documentation
If you own or manage an existing building, it is important to stay updated on relevant codes, regulations, and programs to ensure its optimal performance and maintenance. Our comprehensive collection of Existing Building documentation provides valuable resources to help you navigate the complexities of building management.
Also referred to as Existing Building or Existing Buildings documentation, this collection offers a wide range of resources to assist building owners, operators, and maintenance personnel. Our documents cover various topics like accessibility upgrades, certificate of occupancy requests, historical building preservation, and more.
One of the key documents included in this collection is the "Participation in High-Performance Building Program for Operations & Maintenance of Existing Buildings (HPBP for O&M-EB) - Montana." This document highlights the program that promotes sustainable and energy-efficient practices for existing buildings, helping you save on operational costs while reducing your environmental impact.
For those looking to ensure accessibility compliance, the "Worksheet for Accessibility Upgrade Requirements for Existing Non-residential Buildings - City of Davis, California" provides a step-by-step checklist to help you identify and implement necessary upgrades to meet accessibility standards.
If you require a certificate of occupancy for your existing building, our documentation includes the "Form DS-6003 Request for Certificate of Occupancy for an Existing Building - City of San Diego, California." This form guides you through the application process, making it easier for you to obtain the necessary documentation to operate your building legally.
Preservation enthusiasts will benefit from our "Form PDS639B Accessibility Correction List - Existing and Historical Buildings - County of San Diego, California" document. It highlights the requirements and guidelines for maintaining and upgrading accessibility features in both existing and historical buildings, ensuring a balance between preservation and modernization.
Furthermore, our collection addresses potential challenges. The "Unreasonable Hardship for Accessible Features at Existing Buildings - Santa Cruz County, California" document details how to navigate situations when implementation of accessibility features may present an undue burden or hardship.
With our Existing Building Documentation, you will have access to a comprehensive set of resources designed to help you manage, maintain, and improve your existing building efficiently and in compliance with applicable regulations and standards. Stay up to date with the latest practices and ensure your building is operating at its best.
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This form is used for requesting a variance from the distance restriction for an existing building or water supply in Pennsylvania.
This document certifies compliance with the color coding of standpipe/sprinkler piping and valve handles in new and existing buildings in New York City, as required by Sections BC 903 and 905 of the New York City Building Code (Local Law 58/09).
This document provides information on participating in the High-Performance Building Program for operations and maintenance of existing buildings (HPBP for O&M-EB) in Montana. It outlines the requirements and benefits of the program, as well as the process for getting involved.
This document is used for committing funds in the High-Performance Building Program for Operations & Maintenance of existing buildings in Montana.
This worksheet outlines the accessibility upgrade requirements for existing non-residential buildings in the City of Davis, California. It provides guidance on how to make buildings more accessible to individuals with disabilities.
This document is used to request a Certificate of Occupancy for an existing building in the City of San Diego, California.
This document is a plan review checklist specifically for existing commercial buildings in the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It contains requirements based on the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) that must be met for building plan approval and compliance.
This form is used for documenting accessibility corrections needed in existing and historical buildings in San Diego County, California. It helps to ensure compliance with accessibility standards for people with disabilities.
This document addresses the issue of unreasonable hardship in providing accessible features for existing buildings in Santa Cruz County, California. It outlines the guidelines and requirements for ensuring accessibility and accommodating individuals with disabilities.
