DPS Inspection and Permitting System
The Department of Public Safety just announced today the introduction of new online functionality for Inspections and Permitting.
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The Department of Public Safety just announced today the introduction of new online functionality for Inspections and Permitting.
Listed below are line item highlights from the June BBRS meeting MGL 148 26 G and its relationship to BOA and whether the law is being consistently enforced throughout the Commonwealth. Fire Marshal voiced concern since BBRS has no legal enforcement. BBRS legal staff stated within rights to ask for review since its enforcement requires…
DetailsEffective June 1st, 2015, the Department will no longer offer walk-in license renewal service except on Wednesday from 8:45AM to 4:30PM. Walk-in license renewal services will remain available to the public during regular Department operations, from 8:45AM to…
Dangers Associated With Heavy Snow Loads on Roofs The recent prolonged cold weather and repeated snowstorms have contributed to severe roof load conditions. Compounding the situation is the short-term weather forecast of potentially two more snowstorms over the next few days.
Details1. Gary Moccia, in attendance as a citizen, was recognized for 20+ years as a BBRS member by both the DPS Commissioner and the chairman for all the work and long hours he put in for the citizens of the commonwealth to move forward the changes in the building code over the years.
Effective with the new fire code (527 CMR) local fire departments shall no longer issue permits for the installation of fire protection systems for new or existing buildings. As always, permit applications shall be submitted to the building department for review and approval in consultation with the municipal fire official. If the fire official believes that the plans do…
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