Sentences with phrase «permanent building standards»
Buildings can be designed and constructed to permanent building standards and comply with the latest Department for Education guidelines for teaching and learning.
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The contract lease stipulates that no permanent structures be built on the land, and light standards are considered permanent structures.
From simple portable cabins to stylish and inspiring multi-storey buildings, our permanent and temporary modular buildings solutions are constructed off - site to the highest standards, before being delivered and fully fitted to your exact requirements.
According to HUD, the only manufactured house that may be classified as real estate or «real property» are those which have a permanent foundation built to FHA standards.
From permanent residents, including retirees and working professionals, to long term renters like students and SCUBA divers on extended tours of the world class diving in Belize, to weekly and weekend renters on vacation, all residents can enjoy safety and security while living in Belize with modern North American building standards in their homes.
Non-volatile memory is what flash drives, SSDs, and memory cards are built out of — this memory is very similar, but it's built for permanent data storage, and it will not lose data once it's unpowered, making it more similar to standard hard disks.
Through video, enlarged sculptures, a create your own diploma station, and a reimagining of the standard resume format, the artist attempts to play, antagonize and reflect on what it means to enter the labor force.Highlights of this exhibition will be Please Congratulate Me, an enlarged sculpture of a graduation tassel that will be hung from the building and Intern as Art, a performative piece in the form of a hired an intern who is paid to gallery sit, search for more permanent employment online, and enthusiastically talk to gallery about works in the show and his or herself.
Morrison notes, however, that the proposed appendix «would not impact those who build Tiny House RVs under RVIA standards as those are governed separately from the IRC» and explains elsewhere why it's better anyway to have tiny homes legally considered as permanent residences rather than RVs.
To be clear, this is for tiny houses built to residential standards intended for permanent residence status with an official certificate of occupancy (CO) for both «prefabricated and site built» tiny homes.
The home must have been built after June 1976, be attached to permanent framework, have a floor area of at least 400 square feet, and meet the FHA safety and flood standards.