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Table of Content

Table of ContentI. Introductory Provisions

1.1 Introductry ProvisionsArticle 1 - Canons of Urban LawArticle 2 - Urban Law

1.2 ConceptsArticle 3 - UrbanArticle 4 - VillageArticle 5 - TownArticle 6 - CityArticle 7 - MetropolisArticle 8 - SuburbArticle 9 - NeighbourhoodArticle 10 - CommunityArticle 11 - PatternArticle 12 - ObjectsArticle 13 - SpaceArticle 14 - Structure

Article 15 - ResidentArticle 16 - InhabitantArticle 17 - ResidenceArticle 18 - CentreArticle 19 - PrecinctArticle 20 - AreaArticle 21 - RegionArticle 22 - Province

II. Building2.1 Building

Article 23 - BuildingArticle 24 - Surface BuildingArticle 25 - Subterranean BuildingArticle 26 - Environment and ContinuityArticle 27 - Land SpaceArticle 28 - Ground TypeArticle 29 - Conditions of RiskArticle 30 - Access to Land SpaceArticle 31 - Design TypeArticle 32 - MaterialsArticle 33 - SubstructureArticle 34 - StructureArticle 35 - Energy SystemsArticle 36 - Climate Control SystemArticle 37 - Fire Protection SystemArticle 38 - Utilities

Article 39 - BoundaryArticle 40 - Name

2.2 Building Risk ConditionsArticle 41 - Building Risk ConditionArticle 42 - Flood Prone ZoneArticle 43 - Tsunami Risk ZoneArticle 44 - Earthquake Risk ZoneArticle 45 - Volcanic Risk ZoneArticle 46 - Avalanche Risk ZoneArticle 47 - Landslide Risk ZoneArticle 48 - Bushfire Risk ZoneArticle 49 - Hurricane Risk ZoneArticle 50 - Tornado Risk Zone


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Article 51 - Sandstorm Risk Zone

2.3 Building Space AccessArticle 52 - Building Space AccessArticle 53 - PathwayArticle 54 - DrivewayArticle 55 - RoadArticle 56 - Service RoadArticle 57 - Parking

2.4 Buil ding MaterialsArticle 58 - Building Materials

Article 59 - Wood and Wood Related FibresArticle 60 - Compressed Plant and Plant Related FibresArticle 61 - Carbon and Polymer FibresArticle 62 - Silicate and Silicate Polymer FibresArticle 63 - Concrete and related materialsArticle 64 - Iron, Steel and Metal MaterialsArticle 65 - Clay and Brick Materials

2.5 Building SubstructureArticle 66 - Building SubstructureArticle 67 - Substructure ExcavationArticle 68 - Substructure reinforcement and designArticle 69 - Underground Parking and BasementsArticle 70 - Underground Utilities Housing

Article 71 - Underground cables and pipes2.6 Building Skeleton

Article 72 - Building SkeletonArticle 73 - Standard foundationsArticle 74 - Special Zone FoundationsArticle 75 - Skeleton Frame Size, Material and PerformanceArticle 76 - Skeleton Materials Type and Limits

2.7 Building EnvelopeArticle 77 - Building EnvelopeArticle 78 - InsulationArticle 79 - Cabling, WiringArticle 80 - Pipes and Ventilation

2.8 Building Exterior ShellArticle 81 - Building Exterior ShellArticle 82 - Exterior Shell Materials Type and PerformanceArticle 83 - Exterior Shell Limits

2.9 Building Exterior RoofArticle 84 - Building Exterior RoofArticle 85 - Roof coveringsArticle 86 - Roof openings

2.10 Building Exterior WindowsArticle 87 - Building Exterior WindowsArticle 88 - Window Frame Size, Material and PerformanceArticle 89 - Window Materials Type and LimitsArticle 90 - Window Glazing Conditions

2.11 Building Exterior DoorsArticle 91 - Building Exterior DoorsArticle 92 - Door Frame Size, Material and PerformanceArticle 93 - Door Materials Type and Limits

2.12 Building Plumbing SystemArticle 94 - Building Plumbing SystemArticle 95 - Pipe-work and FlushingArticle 96 - CWS and HWS TanksArticle 97 - Grilles and DiffusersArticle 98 - Pumps and ValvesArticle 99 - Toilet and Washroom ModulesArticle 100 - Sanitary WasteArticle 101 - Rainwater Drainage


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2.13 Building Conveying SystemsArticle 102 - Building Conveying SystemsArticle 103 - ElevatorsArticle 104 - EscalatorsArticle 105 - Moving WalkwaysArticle 106 - Tube Systems

2.14 Building Energy SystemArticle 107 - Building Energy SystemArticle 108 - Electrical SystemArticle 109 - Light System

Article 110 - Gas SystemArticle 111 - Energy Control Boxes/Meters

2.15 Building Communicati ons and Network SystemArticle 112 - Building Communications and Network SystemArticle 113 - Phone and Computer Network CablingArticle 114 - Hubs and Computer Rooms/RacksArticle 115 - Node points and wall sockets

2.16 Building Climate Control SystemArticle 116 - Building Climate Control SystemArticle 117 - Heat Generation SystemArticle 118 - Cooling Generation SystemArticle 119 - Climate Distribution System

Article 120 - Terminal and Package UnitsArticle 121 - Controls and InstrumentationArticle 122 - Systems Testing &BalancingArticle 123 - Other Climate Control Systems and Equipment

2.17 Building Fire Protection SystemArticle 124 - Building Fire Protection SystemArticle 125 - SprinklersArticle 126 - Fire retardant materialsArticle 127 - StandpipesArticle 128 - Smoke DetectorsArticle 129 - Fire DoorsArticle 130 - Fire System Control SystemsArticle 131 - Other Fire Protection Systems and Equipment

2.18 Building UtilitiesArticle 132 - Building UtilitiesArticle 133 - Energy Utility SystemsArticle 134 - Water Utility SystemsArticle 135 - Waste and Sanitation Utility SystemsArticle 136 - Communication Utility Systems

2.19 Building BoundaryArticle 137 - Building BoundaryArticle 138 - Fences, Walls and LimitsArticle 139 - Protective Fences and Countermeasure Limits

III. Building Purpose3.1 Building Purpose

Article 140 - Building PurposeArticle 141 - CommercialArticle 142 - Non-CommercialArticle 143 - GovernmentArticle 144 - Domestic

3.2 Commercial Building Design TypesArticle 145 - FactoryArticle 146 - Office BuildingArticle 147 - Office ComplexArticle 148 - Industrial ParkArticle 149 - Retail OutletArticle 150 - Retail MallArticle 151 - Warehouse


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Article 152 - Storage

3.3 Non-Commercial Building Design TypesArticle 153 - ChurchArticle 154 - HallArticle 155 - Nature reserveArticle 156 - ParkArticle 157 - PlaygroundArticle 158 - SchoolArticle 159 - StationArticle 160 - Utility

Article 161 - University3.4 Government Buil ding Design Types

Article 162 - FacilityArticle 163 - InstitutionArticle 164 - BaseArticle 165 - TempleArticle 166 - Monument

3.5 Domestic Building Design TypesArticle 167 - Apartment BlockArticle 168 - Duplex houseArticle 169 - HouseArticle 170 - In-line houseArticle 171 - Homestead

Article 172 - VillaArticle 173 - VistaArticle 174 - CastleArticle 175 - MansionArticle 176 - Ranch

3.6 Building Occupancy TypesArticle 177 - Building Occupancy TypesArticle 178 - AgricultureArticle 179 - AssemblyArticle 180 - Banking & FinanceArticle 181 - BioethicsArticle 182 - BusinessArticle 183 - Culture & Entertainment

Article 184 - EcclesiasticalArticle 185 - EducationArticle 186 - ElectionsArticle 187 - EmergencyArticle 188 - EmploymentArticle 189 - EnergyArticle 190 - EnvironmentArticle 191 - ExecutiveArticle 192 - Fitness & HealthArticle 193 - Food & DrugsArticle 194 - IndustryArticle 195 - InfrastructureArticle 196 - International

Article 197 - JudicialArticle 198 - Knowledge SystemsArticle 199 - LegislativeArticle 200 - MilitaryArticle 201 - PoliceArticle 202 - Prevention & SanitationArticle 203 - PrisonArticle 204 - ResidentialArticle 205 - RevenueArticle 206 - SecurityArticle 207 - ServiceArticle 208 - StorageArticle 209 - Technology


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Article 210 - Temporary AssistanceArticle 211 - TradeArticle 212 - Transport

3.7 Special Occupancy RequirementsArticle 213 - Special Occupancy RequirementsArticle 214 - Covered Mall BuildingsArticle 215 - High-Rise BuildingsArticle 216 - AtriumsArticle 217 - Motor-Vehicle Related OccupanciesArticle 218 - Motion Picture Projection Rooms

Article 219 - Stages and PlatformsArticle 220 - Aircraft related OccupanciesArticle 221 - Hazardous MaterialsArticle 222 - Combustable StorageArticle 223 - Drying RoomsArticle 224 - Nonproduction Checmical LaboratoriesArticle 225 - Organic CoatingsArticle 226 - Occupancies involving radioactive material or equipment

IV. Building Design4.1 Building Design

Article 227 - Building DesignArticle 228 - Urban Continuity Design

Article 229 - Heritage DesignArticle 230 - Preservation BuildingArticle 231 - Historic Restoration DesignArticle 232 - Periodic Simulation DesignArticle 233 - Avante Garde DesignArticle 234 - Sacred Site Design

4.2 Architecture DesignArticle 235 - Architecture DesignArticle 236 - Rational ArchitectureArticle 237 - Innovative Sympathetic DesignArticle 238 - Sustainable Living Design

V. Urban Center Design5.1 Urban Center Design

Article 239 - Urban Center DesignArticle 240 - Mono Urban CenterArticle 241 - Dual Urban CenterArticle 242 - Tri Urban CenterArticle 243 - Omni Urban Center

5.2 Mono Urban Center DesignArticle 244 - Mono Urban Center DesignArticle 245 - Mono-Military Urban CenterArticle 246 - Mono-Political Urban CenterArticle 247 - Mono-Religious Urban CenterArticle 248 - Mono-Social Urban CenterArticle 249 - Mono-Services Urban CenterArticle 250 - Mono-Industry Urban CenterArticle 251 - Mono-Park Urban CenterArticle 252 - Mono-Entertainment Urban Center

5.3 Dual Urban Center DesignArticle 253 - Dual Urban Center DesignArticle 254 - Dual-Socio Urban CenterArticle 255 - Dual-Power Urban CenterArticle 256 - Dual-Business Urban Center

5.4 Tri Urban Center DesignArticle 257 - Tri Urban Center DesignArticle 258 - Tri Socio Power CenterArticle 259 - Tri Socio Services Center

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6.2 Mono Urban Precinct DesignArticle 265 - Mono Urban Precinct DesignArticle 266 - Mono-Military Urban PrecinctArticle 267 - Mono-Political Urban Precinct

Article 268 - Mono-Religious Urban PrecinctArticle 269 - Mono-Residential Urban PrecinctArticle 270 - Mono-Social Urban PrecinctArticle 271 - Mono-Services Urban PrecinctArticle 272 - Mono-Park Urban PrecinctArticle 273 - Mono-Industry Urban PrecinctArticle 274 - Mono-Entertainment Urban Precinct

6.3 Dual Urban Center DesignArticle 275 - Dual Urban Center DesignArticle 276 - Dual-Socio Industrial Urban PrecinctArticle 277 - Dual-Socio Services Urban PrecinctArticle 278 - Dual-Socio Business Urban PrecinctArticle 279 - Dual-Socio Political Urban Precinct

Article 280 - Dual-Socio Entertainment Urban PrecinctArticle 281 - Dual-Socio Parkland Urban Precinct

6.4 Tri Urban Center DesignArticle 282 - Tri Urban Center DesignArticle 283 - Tri Socio Commercial CenterArticle 284 - Tri Socio Environmental Center

VII. Area Design7.1 Area Design

Article 285 - Area DesignArticle 286 - Mono AreaArticle 287 - Dual AreaArticle 288 - Tri Area

Article 289 - Omni Area7.2 Mono Area Design

Article 290 - Mono Area DesignArticle 291 - Mono-Residential AreaArticle 292 - Mono-Military AreaArticle 293 - Mono-Park AreaArticle 294 - Mono-Natural Wilderness AreaArticle 295 - Mono-Farming AreaArticle 296 - Mono-Industry AreaArticle 297 - Mono-Entertainment Area

7.3 Dual Area DesignArticle 298 - Dual Area DesignArticle 299 - Dual-Socio Commercial AreaArticle 300 - Dual-Socio Residential AreaArticle 301 - Dual-Socio Rural AreaArticle 302 - Dual-Socio Political AreaArticle 303 - Dual-Socio Entertainment AreaArticle 304 - Dual-Socio Parkland Area

7.4 Tri Area DesignArticle 305 - Tri Area DesignArticle 306 - Tri Socio Political AreaArticle 307 - Tri Socio Religious AreaArticle 308 - Tri Socio Commercial AreaArticle 309 - Tri Socio Environmental Area


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I. Introductory Provisions

1.1 Introductry Provisions

Article 1 - Canons of Urban Law

i. By Right, Power and Authority of Article one hundred and four (104) of Pactum DeSingularis Caelum, also known as the Covenant of One Heaven thesepronouncements of law known collectively as Canonum De Ius Urbanus and alsoknown as the Canons of Urban Law are hereby promulgated in the original form ofUcadian Language; and

ii. The Canonum De Ius Urbanus represents the primary, one and only true first canonof Urban Law. Excluding the Covenant of One Heaven, all other laws, claims andagreements claiming standards of Urban Law shall be secondary and inferior to theCanonum De Ius Urbanus ab initio (from the beginning); and

iii. These Canons of Urban Law may be taken in official original document form andspoken form to represent one complete set of the twenty-two (22) Canons of lawknown collectively as Astrum Iuris Divini Canonum, also known as Living Body of DivineCanon Law and the highest of all Original Law; and

iv. When referring to these Canons of Urban Law collectively it may also be takenboth in printed form and spoken word that we mean this complete and accurate setof laws as the highest of all Original Law; and

v. In accordance with these Canons o f Urban Law, the Society of One Heaven alsoknown as the One Heaven Society of United Spirits, also known as the Holy See ofUnited Spirits, also known as The Holy Society reserves a ll rights to itself; and

vi. As all rights are reserved, no one is permitted to reprint any part of all of theselaws or to translate it into another language; except for citation, official instrumentsof a related society, quotation of six or less canons, reviews and formal texts; and

vii. When part or all of these laws as presented or spoken in any language other thanthe Official Ucadian Languages, it may be taken as a translation and not the primarylanguage. Therefore, any secondary meaning implying deficiency, claimed abrogationof any right or any other defect of a word in a translated language shall be null andvoid ab initio (from the beginning); and

viii. When referring to these Canons of Urban Law collectively it may also be takenthat the primary and original form of these laws resides as a supernatural spiritualdocument registered in Heaven first and a physical document registered in the GreatRegister and Public Record of One Heaven upon the Earth second. Therefore,wherever an official and valid form of these laws is present in physical form, it shallbe bound to its spiritual form, from which it derives its spiritual power and

authenticity; and

ix. Let no man, woman, spirit or officer of a lesser society place themselves in gravedishonor of Divine Law, Natural Law and the Living Law upon denying the validity ofthese canons of law. Having been warned, any act in defiance of these laws shallhave no effect and any spiritual invocation in opposition to the validity of these lawsshall be immediately returned upon the maker. As it is written, so be it.


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Article 2 - Urban Law


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1.2 Concepts

Article 3 - Urban


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Article 4 - Village


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Article 5 - Town


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Article 6 - City


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Article 7 - Metropolis


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Article 8 - Suburb


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Article 9 - Neighbourhood


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Article 10 - Community


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Article 11 - Pattern


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Article 12 - Objects


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Article 13 - Space


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Article 14 - Structure


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Article 15 - Resident


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Art icle 16 - Inhabitant


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Article 17 - Residence


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Article 18 - Centre


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Article 19 - Precinct


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Article 20 - Area


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Article 21 - Region


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Art icle 22 - Province


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II. Building

2.1 Building

Article 23 - Building


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Article 24 - Surface Building


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Article 25 - Subterranean Building


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Art icle 26 - Environment and Continuity


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Article 27 - Land Space


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Article 28 - Ground Type


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Article 29 - Conditions of Risk


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Article 30 - Access to Land Space


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Article 31 - Design Type


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Article 32 - Materials


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Article 33 - Substructure


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Article 34 - Structure


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Article 35 - Energy Systems


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Article 36 - Climate Control System


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Article 37 - Fire Protection System


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Article 38 - Ut ilities


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Art icle 39 - Boundary


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Article 40 - Name


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2.2 Building Risk Conditions

Article 41 - Building Risk Condition


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Article 42 - Flood Prone Zone


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Article 43 - Tsunami Risk Zone


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Article 44 - Earthquake Risk Zone


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Art icle 45 - Volcanic Risk Zone


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Article 46 - Avalanche Risk Zone


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Art icle 47 - Landslide Risk Zone


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Article 48 - Bushfire Risk Zone


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Article 49 - Hurricane Risk Zone


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2.3 Building Space Access

Article 52 - Building Space Access


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Article 53 - Pathway


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Article 54 - Driveway


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Article 55 - Road


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Article 56 - Service Road


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Art icle 57 - Parking


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2.4 Building Materials

Art icle 58 - Building Materials


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Article 59 - Wood and Wood Related Fibres


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Article 60 - Compressed Plant and Plant RelatedFibres


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Article 64 - Iron, Steel and Metal Materials


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Article 65 - Clay and Brick Materials


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2.5 Building Substructure

Art icle 66 - Building Substructure


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Article 67 - Substructure Excavation


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Article 68 - Substructure reinforcement and design


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Art icle 69 - Underground Parking and Basements


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Article 70 - Underground Utilities Housing


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Article 71 - Underground cables and pipes


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2.6 Building Skeleton

Article 72 - Building Skeleton


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Art icle 73 - Standard foundations


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Article 75 - Skeleton Frame Size, Material andPerformance


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Article 76 - Skeleton Materials Type and Limits


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2.7 Building Envelope

Article 77 - Building Envelope


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Art icle 78 - Insulation


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Article 79 - Cabling, Wiring


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Article 80 - Pipes and Ventilation


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2.8 Building Exterior Shell

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Article 82 - Exterior Shell Materials Type andPerformance


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Article 83 - Exterior Shell Limits


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2.9 Building Exterior Roof

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Article 85 - Roof coverings


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Article 86 - Roof openings


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2.10 Building Exterior Windows

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Article 88 - Window Frame Size, Material andPerformance


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Article 89 - Window Materials Type and Limits


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Article 90 - Window Glazing Conditions


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2.11 Building Exterior Doors

Article 91 - Building Exterior Doors


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Article 92 - Door Frame Size, Material andPerformance


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Article 93 - Door Materials Type and Limits


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2.12 Building Plumbing System

Article 94 - Building Plumbing System


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Article 95 - Pipe-work and Flushing


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Article 96 - CWS and HWS Tanks


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Art icle 97 - Grilles and Diffusers


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Article 98 - Pumps and Valves


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Article 99 - Toilet and Washroom Modules


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Article 100 - Sanitary Waste


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Article 101 - Rainwater Drainage


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2.13 Building Conveying Systems

Article 102 - Building Conveying Systems


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Article 103 - Elevators


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Art icle 105 - Moving Walkways


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Article 106 - Tube Systems


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2.14 Building Energy System

Art icle 107 - Building Energy System


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Article 108 - Electrical System


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Article 109 - Light System


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Article 110 - Gas System


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Article 111 - Energy Control Boxes/Meters


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2.15 Building Communications and NetworkSystem

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Article 114 - Hubs and Computer Rooms/Racks


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Article 117 - Heat Generation System


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Article 119 - Climate Distribution System


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Art icle 120 - Terminal and Package Units


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Article 121 - Controls and Instrumentation


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Art icle 122 - Systems Test ing &Balancing


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Article 123 - Other Climate Control Systems andEquipment


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2.17 Building Fire Protection System

Article 124 - Building Fire Protection System


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Article 128 - Smoke Detectors


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Article 131 - Other Fire Protection Systems andEquipment


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2.18 Building Utilit ies

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Article 134 - Water Utility Systems


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Article 135 - Waste and Sanitation Ut ility Systems


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Article 136 - Communication Utility Systems


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Art icle 138 - Fences, Walls and Limits


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Article 139 - Protective Fences and CountermeasureLimits


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3.1 Building Purpose

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Article 150 - Retail Mall


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Article 155 - Nature reserve


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Article 156 - Park


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Article 160 - Utility


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Article 161 - University


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3.4 Government Building Design Types

Article 162 - Facility


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Article 163 - Institution


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Article 164 - Base


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Article 165 - Temple


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Article 166 - Monument


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3.5 Domestic Building Design Types

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Article 169 - House


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Article 173 - Vista


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Article 174 - Castle


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Article 175 - Mansion


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Article 176 - Ranch


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3.6 Building Occupancy Types

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Article 178 - Agriculture


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Art icle 179 - Assembly


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Article 180 - Banking & Finance


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Article 181 - Bioethics


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Art icle 182 - Business


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Article 183 - Culture & Entertainment


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Article 184 - Ecclesiastical


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Article 185 - Education


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Article 186 - Elections


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Article 187 - Emergency


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Art icle 188 - Employment


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Article 189 - Energy


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Art icle 190 - Environment


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Article 191 - Executive


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Article 195 - Infrastructure


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Article 196 - International


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Article 197 - Judicial


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Article 198 - Knowledge Systems


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Article 200 - Military


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Article 202 - Prevention & Sanitation


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Article 203 - Prison


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Article 204 - Residential


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Article 205 - Revenue


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Article 206 - Security


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Article 208 - Storage


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Article 209 - Technology


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Article 210 - Temporary Assistance


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Article 211 - Trade


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Article 212 - Transport


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3.7 Special Occupancy Requirements

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Article 214 - Covered Mall Buildings


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Article 215 - High-Rise Buildings


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Article 217 - Motor-Vehicle Related Occupancies


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Article 218 - Motion Picture Projection Rooms


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Article 219 - Stages and Platforms


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Article 221 - Hazardous Materials


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Article 222 - Combustable Storage


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V. Urban Center Design

5.1 Urban Center Design

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Article 241 - Dual Urban Center


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5.2 Mono Urban Center Design

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Article 245 - Mono-Military Urban Center


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Article 247 - Mono-Religious Urban Center


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Article 248 - Mono-Social Urban Center


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Article 249 - Mono-Services Urban Center


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Article 250 - Mono-Industry Urban Center


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Article 251 - Mono-Park Urban Center


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Article 252 - Mono-Entertainment Urban Center


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5.3 Dual Urban Center Design

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Article 254 - Dual-Socio Urban Center


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Art icle 256 - Dual-Business Urban Center


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5.4 Tri Urban Center Design

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Article 258 - Tri Socio Power Center


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Article 259 - Tri Socio Services Center


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VI. Urban Precinct Design

6.1 Urban Precinct Design

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Article 261 - Mono Urban Precinct


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Art icle 262 - Dual Urban Precinct


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Article 263 - Tri Urban Precinct


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Art icle 264 - Omni Urban Precinct


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6.2 Mono Urban Precinct Design

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Article 266 - Mono-Military Urban Precinct


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Art icle 267 - Mono-Political Urban Precinct


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Art icle 268 - Mono-Religious Urban Precinct


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Article 269 - Mono-Residential Urban Precinct


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Art icle 270 - Mono-Social Urban Precinct


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Article 271 - Mono-Services Urban Precinct


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Article 272 - Mono-Park Urban Precinct


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Article 273 - Mono-Industry Urban Precinct


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Article 274 - Mono-Entertainment Urban Precinct


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6.3 Dual Urban Center Design

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Article 276 - Dual-Socio Industrial Urban Precinct


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Art icle 277 - Dual-Socio Services Urban Precinct


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Article 278 - Dual-Socio Business Urban Precinct


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Article 279 - Dual-Socio Political Urban Precinct


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Article 280 - Dual-Socio Entertainment Urban Precinct


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Article 281 - Dual-Socio Parkland Urban Precinct


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6.4 Tri Urban Center Design

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Article 283 - Tri Socio Commercial Center


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Article 284 - Tri Socio Environmental Center


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VII. Area Design

7.1 Area Design

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Article 286 - Mono Area


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Article 287 - Dual Area


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Article 288 - Tri Area


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Article 289 - Omni Area


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7.2 Mono Area Design

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Article 291 - Mono-Residential Area


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Article 292 - Mono-Military Area


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Article 293 - Mono-Park Area


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Article 294 - Mono-Natural Wilderness Area


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Article 295 - Mono-Farming Area


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Article 296 - Mono-Industry Area


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Article 297 - Mono-Entertainment Area


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7.3 Dual Area Design

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Art icle 299 - Dual-Socio Commercial Area


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Article 300 - Dual-Socio Residential Area


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Art icle 301 - Dual-Socio Rural Area


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Art icle 302 - Dual-Socio Political Area


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Article 303 - Dual-Socio Entertainment Area


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Art icle 304 - Dual-Socio Parkland Area


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7.4 Tri Area Design

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Article 306 - Tri Socio Political Area


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Article 307 - Tri Socio Religious Area


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Article 308 - Tri Socio Commercial Area


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Article 309 - Tri Socio Environmental Area

Documents

Canons of Urban Law Canonum de Ius Urbanus