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Single-Stair Apartment Building Code Change in Utah

Sector: Residential • Location: Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Source: KSL NewsRadio

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A proposed change to Utah's building code to allow certain mid-rise apartment buildings to use a single stairway instead of two. This change aims to ease the housing shortage and lower construction costs by enabling smaller, mid-rise apartment buildings to fit on smaller or irregular lots, making housing more attainable for middle-income families.

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A proposed change to Utah's building code to allow certain mid-rise apartment buildings to use a single stairway instead of two. This change aims to ease the housing shortage and lower construction costs by enabling smaller, mid-rise apartment buildings to fit on smaller or irregular lots, making housing more attainable for middle-income families.

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