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What is NYC BC § 3306.9.11.3?

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This section outlines the conditions under which floor slabs may be removed in noncombustible buildings for temporary storage of debris. It specifies requirements for the uniformity of debris piles and the prevention of structural instability, as determined by a registered design professional. Applies to building owners managing noncombustible structures.

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3306.9.11.3 Removal of floor slabs for storage.

BC § 3306.9.11.3

In buildings of noncombustible construction, floor slabs to an elevation of not more than 25 feet (7620 mm) above the legally established curb level may be removed to provide temporary storage for debris, provided that: 1. The stored debris is piled with sufficient uniformity to prevent lateral displacement of interior walls or columns as determined by a registered design professional.

2.The height of the piled material will not burst the exterior walls due to horizontal loading as determined by a registered design professional.

3.The operation does not otherwise endanger the stability of the structure.

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