National Code Documents - Public Review Fall 2009

A-1.3.3.3. Application of Part 9

3.1.8.12. Hold-Open Devices

3.1.13.7. High Buildings

3.1.13.11. Elevator Cars

3.2.2.42. Group B, Division 3, Any Height, Any Area, Sprinklered

3.2.5.13. Automatic Sprinkler Systems
A-3.2.5.13.(1) Sprinkler System Design
A-3.2.5.13.(6) Sprinklering of Roof Assemblies

A-3.2.5.19. Fire Pumps

A-3.2.7.6. Emergency Power for Health Care Facilities

3.3.1.18. Guards
A-3.3.1.18. Guard Design Where Climbability is a Lesser Concern

3.3.4.7. Stairs, Handrails and Guards for Dwelling Units

3.4.3.2. Exit Width

3.4.6.5. Guards

3.6.3.1. Fire Separations for Vertical Service Spaces

3.8.3.3. Doorways and Doors

5.4.1.1. Required Resistance to Air Leakage
A-5.4.1.1. Resistance to Air Leakage

6.2.1.1. Good Engineering Practice
A-6.2.1.1. Building Pressurization

9.3.1.1. General

9.8.8.6. Design to Prevent Climbing
A-9.8.8.6. Risk of Children Climbing Over Guards

9.9.11. Lighting

9.13.4. Soil Gas Control
A-9.13.4., 9.13.4.3., 9.13.4.5. and 9.13.4.7. Soil Gas Barriers
A-9.13.4. Exclusion of Soil Gas

9.13.4.1. Required Soil Gas Control

A-9.13.4.2. Buildings Other than Dwelling Units

9.13.4.3. Soil Gas Control in Masonry Walls
A-9.13.4.3. Providing the Rough-in for a Subfloor Depressurization System
A-9.13.4.3.(1) to (3) Providing Performance Criteria for the Depressurization of the Space Between The Air Barrier And The Ground
A-9.13.4.3.(2) and (6)(a) Effective Depressurization

9.13.4.6. Providing for Subfloor Depressurization
A-9.13.4.6. Soil Gas Control by Depressurization

9.14.5.2. Sump Pits

9.16.2.1. Required Installation of Granular Material

9.18.6.2. Ground Cover in Heated Crawl Spaces

9.32.3.8. Protection Against Depressurization

Climatic and Seismic Information for Building Design in Canada

Table C-2

Tables D-3.1.1.A. and B. - Flame-Spread Ratings and Smoke Developed Classifications