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What is NYC BC § 2114.2.1.2?

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This section outlines the requirements for terminating horizontal ties in construction. It specifies that horizontal ties must connect to a perpendicular tie or be anchored at the wall's end if no tie exists nearby. The vertical reinforcement must consist of two No. 4 bars and be continuous from the base to the top of the wall. Applies to building owners involved in construction projects.

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2114.2.1.2 End connections of horizontal ties.

BC § 2114.2.1.2

All horizontal ties shall be terminated in a perpendicular horizontal tie. Where no perpendicular horizontal tie exists within 4 feet (1219 mm) of the end of a wall, the horizontal tie shall be anchored at the end of the wall. The vertical reinforcement at the end of such walls shall not be less than two No. 4 bars placed within 16 inches (406 mm) of the end of the wall. This vertical reinforcement shall be continuous from the lowest to highest level of the wall, and anchored at each end in a horizontal tie or the foundation element.

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