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Home General 14th Annual Codes Conversation

14th Annual Codes Conversation

The idea of the Codes Conversation program is simple: bring together Code O­fficials with Design Professionals once a year to discuss how we can work together more e­fficiently in the arena of codes and permits.

This year’s panel will continue our series of informal and lively programs of the past, with very brief presentations by panelists (‘NO POWERPOINT’) followed by open dialogue.  Bring your conundrums, ideas and suggestions; meet your local offi­cials; and explore the collaborative shaping of great places for people from the perspective of BOTH sides of the counter.  Get insight into new code development and interpretations, similarities and differences between local jurisdictions; net zero energy; new developments in accessibility, and more.

Moderated by Michael F. Malinowski, FAIA, Applied Architecture

Greg Anderson, Chief Building Offi­cial, City of Citrus Heights

Joe Cuffe, Chief Building Offi­cial, City of  Rancho Cordova

Winfred DeLeon, Chief Building Offi­cial, City of Sacramento

Randy Goodwin, AIA, Chief Building Offi­cial, City of West Sacramento

Greg Mahoney, Chief Building Offi­cial, City of Davis

Nancy Springer, Chief Building Offi­cial, County of Sacramento

Click here for a flyer.

Date: Thursday, November 29th, 2018, 4 – 6 pm
Location: AIACV, 1400 S Street, Suite 100, Sacramento
Register at: http://2018codes.bpt.me by November 27thCost: $10 AIA members/ $15 Non-members /
$5 students (light refreshments provided)

Learning Units: 2 AIA HSW Credits

Please send your technical questions for our panel of experts in advance of the program via e-mail to: [email protected]

Sponsored by:
Woodworks | Wood Products Council

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