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2006 Georgia Code - 8-2-201
8-2-201. (a) It is a purpose of this article to encourage
the sensitive rehabilitation, restoration, stabilization, or
preservation of existing buildings throughout this state and to
encourage the preservation of buildings and structures deemed to be
historic in total or in part; provided, however, such
rehabilitation and preservation efforts should provide for the
upgrading of the safety features of the building or structure to
provide a practical level of safety to the public and surrounding
property. It is the further purpose of this article to provide
guidance regarding acceptable alternative solutions and to
stimulate enforcement authorities to utilize alternative compliance
concepts wherever practical to permit the continued use of existing
buildings and structures without overly restrictive financial
burdens on owners or occupants. (b) The provisions of this article shall not be
applicable to new construction.
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