4072-R2_ML&P_TownOfBuxton
2016 Annual Report Code Enforcement Office
As shown in the table below, there has been a general trend of activity in construction, an increase in new dwellings and decrease in other lighter construction. This past year was off in the permitting of sheds, decks, pools, and miscellaneous permits. The State of Maine (Legislature) and the State Fire Marshal’s Office is moving forward in adopting updated codes to the 2015 IBC/IRC; from the current 2009 adopted in 2010. The Maine Building Officials and Inspectors Association (MBOIA) offered training on the changes to the proposed new editions of the codes. Sessions have been and will be attended on the updated codes. Legislation is in committee drafting the final adoption and exemptions to the Maine Uniform Building Codes, likely to be adopted before the end of the year. The code office is also a point of coordination with the Pleasant Point Park Committee and a group of Eagle Scout candidates. They have begun marking the walking trails in the park and have plans to make trail improvements for existing foot bridges and path bridges in wet and muddy areas of the trail in the spring and summer of 2017.
Category
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Stick Build Homes
14 10
13
8 2 1
15
19
20
22
23
Manufactured/Mobile Homes
8 1
9
5 2 9
3 0
7 1
1 2
Modular Homes
1
Garages
14 31 79
11 28 54
21 40 53
13 35 60
11 23 57
20 15 66
26 18 29 99 41 39
Alterations & Additions
34 55
Sheds, Decks, Pools & Misc.
Total Building Permits SSWS (septic system)
149 115
125
132
124
114 131
45 40
36 32
31 21
40 38
41 40
49 34
54 38
Internal Plumbing
Total Permits
234 183
177
210
205
197 223
179
Respectfully submitted by
Peter Gordon Code Enforcement Officer/Building Inspector
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