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Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods For New Zealand Building Code Clause G15 Solid waste

All content related to G15 Solid waste

1st edition, amendment 3

Current version: Effective on 30 September 2010

 

Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods (AS and VMs) were called compliance documents. Some still have the “compliance document” title but the AS or VMs they contain are valid and unaffected by the name change.

All of the Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods relating to G15 are contained in one document.

G15/AS1 gives a design solution for certain buildings and common areas.  It sets out acceptable carry distances and conditions for solid waste storage areas (such as ventilation, concrete finish). It sets out conditions for solid waste chutes with side-entry hoppers. It gives another Acceptable Solution for certain sections.  

Cited content in this document can be found on the Building CodeHub website.

1st edition, amendment 2

Effective on 1 July 2001 until 30 September 2010

 

Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods (AS and VMs) were called compliance documents. Some still have the “compliance document” title but the AS or VMs they contain are valid and unaffected by the name change.

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