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Residential-Ias-Codes-1.Pdf DWELLING INFORMATION Stories- Story Height Code RESIDENTIAL ADDITIONS CODES OUT BUILDING TYPES CODES LAND USE CODES 1 Story 1 Frame Living Addition 1 story 10 FLAT BARN AB2 Land Use DESCRIPTION Class 1.2 Story 1.2 Porch, open Frame 11 BARN - GENERAL PURPOSE AB4 101 RESIDENTIAL R1 1.3 Story 1.3 Porch, Enclosed, No Heat/ Frame 12 LIVESTOCK BARN/ STABLES AD1 110 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE(S) R1 1.4 Story 1.4 Garage, Frame 13 STEELE GRAIN BIN AG1 110E DWELLING(S) OWNED BY NON PROFIT EX 1.5 Story 1.5 Utility, Frame 14 POULTRY HOUSE - FRAME/ METAL AH1 112 MULTIFAMILY (DUPLEX/TRIPLEX-RES) R1 1.6 Story 1.6 Frame Bay 15 POULTRY HOUSE - CONCRETE BLOCK AH2 113 TOWNHOUSE/CONDOMINIUM R1 1.7 Story 1.7 Frame Overhang 16 BARN - BULK AO3 APTS APARTMENT(S)/ MULTIFAMILY (COMM.) C1 1.8 Story 1.8 Frame 1/2 Story 17 POLE BUILDING - 4 SIDE CLOSED METAL AP1 BANK BANKS C1 1.9 Story 1.9 Attic Unfinished Full 18 POLE BUILDING - 4 SIDE CLOSED WOOD AP2 COM COMMERCIAL-GENERAL C1 2 Story 2 Attic Finished Full 19 POLE BUILDING - 1 SIDE OPEN METAL AP3 COML COMMERCIAL LAND C1 2 1/2 Story 2.5 Masonry Living Addition 1 story 20 POLE BUILDING - 1 SIDE OPEN WOOD AP4 COMR HOUSE USED AS COMMERCIAL R1 3 Story 3 Porch, Open Masonry 21 POLE BUILDING - 4 SIDE OPEN METAL AP5 CONS HAS CONSERVATION EASMENT(S) R1 3 1/2 Story 3.5 Porch, Enclosed, No Heat/ Masonry 22 POLE BUILDING - 4 SIDE OPEN WOOD AP6 DIST DISTRIBUTION/WAREHOUSING C1 Wall- Construction Type Code Masonry Garage 23 QUONSET BUILDING AQ1 FARM FARMS (NO USE VAL) R1 Frame 1 Masonry Utility 24 GRAIN BIN-CHEAP AS1 FRNL FUNERAL SERVICES C1 Brick 2 Masonry Bay 25 PRE-FAB STEELE SILO AS5 GOLF GOLF COURSED/COUNTRY CLUBS C1 Masonry and Frame 3 Masonry Overhang 26 BARN - SWINE FARROWING AV1 HOSP HOSPITALS C1 Block 4 1/2 Story Masonry 27 BARN - SWINE FINISHING AW1 HOTL HOTELS/MOTELS C1 Stucco 5 Carport 30 BARN - SWINE CONFINEMENT AW2 HSEC HOUSE USED AS COMMERCIAL BLD R1 Aluminum/ Vinyl 6 Wood Deck 31 PREFAB STEEL BUILDING AX1 IND INDUSTRIAL C1 Stone 7 Canopy 32 FRAME GARAGE/ SHOP AX2 INDL INDUSTRIAL LAND C1 Asbestos 8 Concrete/ Masonry Patio 33 CANOPY- DRIVE THRU BC1 INSL INSTITUTIONAL LAND C1 Concrete 9 Patio (Stone orTile) 34 BOAT DOCK BD1 INST INSTITUTIONAL C1 Log 10 Masonry Stoop 35 BOAT HOUSE BH1 MCOM MISC COMMERCIAL C1 Fiber Cement/ Hardi Board 11 Frame Screen Porch 36 BANK AUTOMATIC TELLER ATM BT0 MED MEDICAL/DENTAL OFFICES C1 Style Code Masonry Screen Porch 37 BATH HOUSE ( COMMERCIAL) BT1 MHP1 MOBILE HOME PARKS R1 Cape Cod A Sunroom Heated/ Frame 38 POOL HOUSE ( RESIDENTIAL) BT2 MHP2 MOBILE HOME PARKS+COMM. BLDGS C1 Bi-Level B Sunroom Heated/ Masonry 39 CONCRETE BLOCK WALL CBW MINE MINING C1 Conventional C Sunroom Unheated/ Frame 40 METAL CANOPY ROOF ONLY CP5 MINR MINERAL RIGHTS R1 Deck House D Sunroom Unheated/ Masonry 41 METAL CANOPY ROOF- SLAB CP6 MISC MISC COMMERCIAL/ INDUSTRIAL C1 Colonial E Sunroom Pre-Fab 42 CANOPY ROOF- BELOW AVERAGE (COMM) CP7 MIXD COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL C1 Bungalow F Basement, Unfinished 50 CANOPY ROOF - AVERAGE (COMM) CP8 MIXD RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL R1 Garage Apartment G Basement, Finished 51 CANOPY ROOF- GOOD (COMM) CP9 MULT MULTIPLE COMMERCIAL USES C1 Condo/ Townhouse H Basement, Garage/ Finished 52 AUTOMATIC CAR WASH CWA NURS NURSING HOMES C1 Log Cabin L Basement, Garage/ Unfinished 53 MANUAL CAR WASH CWM OFFC OFFICES- GENERAL C1 Mobile Home M Semi Finished Basement 54 CHAINLINK FENCE 10FT F10 PARK COMMERCIAL PARKING AREA/ DRIVEWAY C1 Modular N ½ Attic Unfinished UA1 CHAINLINK FENCE 12FT F12 RAC1 SPORTS/ RECREATION/ GYM/ HEALTH SPA C1 Ranch R ½ Attic Finished UA2 THREE STRANDS OF BARBED WIRE FC3 RAC2 BOWLING ALLEYS/ SKATING RINKS C1 Split Level S Base/Main Area MA CHAINLINK FENCE 4FT FC4 REST RESTAURANTS/ FAST FOODS/ TAVERNS C1 Contemporary T CHAINLINK FENCE 6FT FC6 RET1 RETAIL- GENERAL SINGLE TENNANT C1 Duplex/ Triplex X Grades CHAINLINK FENCE 8FT FC8 RET2 RETAIL- MULTIPLE TENANTS C1 Basement Code Excellent X METAL FENCE 4FT FM4 RET3 RETAIL- STRIP SHOPPING C1 None/ Piers 1 Very Good A PVC FENCING FPV RET4 RETAIL- SHOPPING CENTER C1 Crawl/ Slab 2 Good B 3 RAIL WOOD FENCE FW3 RET5 CONVENIENCE STORES/ GAS STATIONS C1 Partial 3 Average C 6FT WOOD PRIVACY FENCE FW6 RET6 RETAIL- FOOD C1 Full 4 Below Average D 8FT WOOD PRIVACY FENCE FW8 RET7 RETAIL- AUTOMOTIVE/ MARINE/ CYCLE C1 FBLA = Finished Basement Living Area Poor E GOLF COURSE- VGD GC1 RET8 RETAIL- MOBILE/ MODULAR HOMES C1 Heating Code GOLF COURSE- GOOD GC2 RET9 RETAIL- BUILDING/ FARMS/ NURSERIES C1 None 1 GOLF COURSE- AV GC3 RET0 RETAIL- OTHER/ SPECIAL C1 Non Central 2 Condition/Desirability/Utility (CDU) GOLF COURSE- FAIR GC4 SGAR SERVICE STATION/ GARAGES/ SHOPS C1 Central Heat 3 Average AV GOLF COURSE- POOR GC5 SPEC SPECIAL COM/ IND/ PARTIAL EXEMPT C1 Central AC 4 Excellent EX GOLF COURSE- PAR 3 GC6 TAIR PRIVATE AIRPORT- TAXABLE C1 Fuel Type Code Fair FR MINIATURE GOLF GC7 TCCM CEMETERIES- TAXABLE C1 None 1 Good GD GUARD HOUSE GH THER THEATERS- CINEMAS C1 Gas 2 Poor - P- GREENHOUSE, WOOD FRAME, GLASS WALLS GH1 TIMB TIMBER PRODUCTION (NO UW) R1 Electric 3 Poor PR GREENHOUSE, PIPE/MET FR/GLASS WALLS GH2 TPRP PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOC-(TAXABLE)-COM C1 Oil 4 Unsound UN GREENHOUSE, WOOD FRAME, PLASTIC COVER GH3 TPRP PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOC-(TAXABLE)-RES R1 Coal 5 Very Poor - V- GREENHOUSE - COMMERCIAL ECONOMY GH4 TPVT PRIVATE EDUCATION/ DAYCARE (TAXABLE) C1 Solar 6 Very Good VG GREENHOUSE - COMMERCIAL AVERAGE GH5 TREL RELIGIOUS/ CHURCHES- TAXABLE C1 System Code Very Poor VP GREENHOUSE - COMMERCIAL GOOD GH6 TRNS TAXI/ BUS STATIONS/ TRANSPORTATION C1 Hot Air 1 GAS STATION BOOTH GS1 TSCH PRIVATE SCHOOLS- TAXABLE C1 Hot Water 2 GAZEBO GZ1 TVRD TV/ RADIO STATIONS C1 Unit 3 KIOSK KF1 UA USE- AGRICULTURE R1 Attic Code LOADING DOCK CONCRETE LD1 UH USE- HORTICULTURE R1 Normal 1 LOADING DOCK WOOD LD2 UNDE UNDEVELOPED VACANT LAND R1 Unfinished 2 TRUCK/ TRAIN WELLS LD4 UTEL ELECTRIC UTILITY UT Finished- 25% of Main Area 3 DOCK LEVELERS LD5 UTGS GAS UTILITY UT Finished- 40% of Main Area 4 MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS MC UTMS MISC UTILITY UT Finished- 50% of Main Area 5 MOBILE HOME SPACES (NO PARK) MH1 UTPH PHONE UTILITY UT Unfinished Full Story Height 6 MOBILE HOME PARK SPACES -GD MH2 UTRR RAILROAD UTILITY UT MOBILE HOME PARK SPACES- AV MH3 UW USE- FOREST R1 MOBILE HOME PARK SPACES - FR MH4 VET VETERINARY/ KENNELS C1 MOBILE HOME PARK SPACES- PR MH5 WATR WATER R1 MAUSOLEUM NICHES MN WHSE WAREHOUSING/ STORAGE SERVICES C1 MASONRY WALL 4FT MW4 XAIR MUNICIPAL AIRPORT EX PAVING ASPHALT PARKING LIGHT PA1 XBWY BROADWAY MUNICIPAL EX PAVING ASPHALT / CONCRETE PA2 XCEM CEMETERIES- EXEMPT EX PAVING CONCRETE AVERAGE/ PATIO UNCOVERED PC1 XCOM MISC- COMM/ IND EXEMPT EX PAVING CONCRETE HEAVY DUTY PC2 XGOV COUNTY GOVERNMENTAL EX ATTACHED FRAME GARAGE RA1 XHSA HOUSING AUTHORITY EX ATTACHED MASONRY GARAGE RA2 XJAL CORRECTIONAL EX CARPORT RC1 XLEE LEE COUNTY MUNICIPAL EX GARAGES, DETACHED FRAME RG1 XLFL COUNTY/ CITY LANDFILLS EX GARAGES, DETACHED MASONRY RG2 XLOD CLUBS/ LODGES/ FRATL/ COMMUNITY (EX) EC POOL - CONCRETE RP3 XLUT LEE COUNTY UTILITY EX POOL - VINYL / FIBERGLASS RP5 XMUN FIRE/ RESCUE/ POLICE STATIONS EX SHEDS - UTILITY - FRAME/ PERMANENT FOUNDATION RS1 XNCS NC STATE EX SHEDS - UTILITY - METAL/ PERMANENT FOUNDATION RS2 XNPR MISC NON-PROFIT EXEMPT EX SHEDS - UTILITY - MASONRY RS3 XPRK PARKS- EXEMPT EX SHEDS- UTILITY- FRAME NO PERMANENT FOUNDATION RS4 XPRP PROPERTY ASSOCIATIONS EC SHEDS- UTILITY- METAL NO PERMANENT FOUNDATION RS5 XPVT PRIVATE EDUCATION/ DAYCARES (EXEMPT) EX COMMERCIAL SWIMMING POOL SC1 XREL RELIGIOUS/ CHURCHES- EXEMPT EX SHEDS - MACHINERY - FRAME SH1 XRES EXEMPT RESIDENTIAL EX SHEDS - MACHINERY - ALUMINUM SH2 XSAN SANFORD MUNICIPAL EX SHEDS - FINISHED / SHOP BUILDINGS SH3 XSCH COUNTY SCHOOLS EX QUONSET ECONOMY BUILDING SH4 XSUT SANFORD UTILITY EX SHEDS - 2 SIDES OPEN / HAS FLOOR SH5 XUVY COLLEGES/ UNIVERSITIES EX STOOP SM0 SCREEN PORCH - DETACHED SM1 DETACHED COVERED PORCH SM2 ATTACHED 1 STORY FRAME SM6 SWIMMING POOL- PATIO SPP SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT STP ASPHALT TENNIS COURT TC1 CONCRETE TENNIS COURT TC2 TENNIS COURT CLAY TC3 TRUCK SCALES TS1 FENCE WROUGHT IRON WA7 WOOD DECK WD1 WATER TANK/ TOWER WTF.
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