Do I have to submit a MECcheck or COMcheck to certify compliance with the International Energy Conservation Code?

Yes, a submission of a MECcheck or COMcheck to certify compliance with the International Energy Conservation Code shall be required by the Town of Easton Building Inspection Division to certify that the project shall conform to the provisions of the International Energy Conservation Code.

If performance based provisions are used the applicant will need to submit documentation prepared by a registered design professional providing certification that it conforms to the provisions of the Code. Model home designs using the performance based options with several floor plan options must submit the appropriate documentation for each individual house design.

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1. What code does the Town of Easton Use?
2. How long is the plan review process from initial application?
3. How could I expedite my commercial, residential or industrial applications processing time?
4. How could I calculate my building permit fees?
5. Do I need to make application for mechanical, plumbing or electrical installations with the Town of Easton?
6. What codes are used for existing buildings undergoing repairs, alterations and/or additions?
7. What do I have to do if the tenant of my building changes?
8. Do I have to have a Maryland licensed professional prepare, sign, seal and date, drawings and specifications for commercial residential and industrial permit application?
9. Do I have to submit a MECcheck or COMcheck to certify compliance with the International Energy Conservation Code?