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New Draft Building Codes Expected By Fall
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – We could be seeing new draft building codes this fall, according to Building Control Officer in The Ministry of Works and Utilities, Craig Delancy.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – We could be seeing new draft building codes this fall, according to Building Control Officer in The Ministry of Works and Utilities, Craig Delancy.
Our building code has been revised only twice before – for the first time in 1987, and most recently, twenty years ago in 2003.
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Court8 hours agoBoat Captain Accused of Smuggling $4 Million of Cocaine in Plea Negotiations
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Court8 hours agoJudge Rejects Met Officer’s Claim That Work Conditions Damaged His Health
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National9 hours agoEducation Community Mourns Beloved Teacher Kachara Marshall
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