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| Accession Number: |
8746 |
| Title: |
Innovative Rehabilitation Provisions: A Demonstration of the National Applicable Recommended Rehabilitation Provisions. |
| Publication Date: |
03/1999 |
| Sponsoring Organization(s): |
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington, DC |
| Performing Organization(s): |
National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) National Research Center
Upper Marlboro, MD |
| Availability: |
HUD USER, P.O. Box 23268, Washington, DC 20026-3268; phone (800) 245-2691; fax (202) 708-9981; or TDD (800) 927-7589 |
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| Descriptors: |
Housing rehabilitation standards. Rehabilitation. Remodeling. Construction codes. Laws and regulations. Building trades. Housing standards. Housing rehabilitation. Residential remodeling. Standards. Older housing. |
| Abstract: |
This report offers a case study of the rehabilitation of a 200-year-old single-family home in rural New Jersey to provide a side-by-side comparison of traditional rehabilitation provisions with the National Applicable Recommended Rehabilitation Provisions (NARRP) and the code (the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code-Rehabilitation Subcode) from which the provisions were developed. This examination highlighted the differences between the NARRP and earlier rehabilitation provisions; provided a real-life application of the NARRP in a residential rehabilitation project, and tested the cost-effectiveness of the NARRP with respect to the specific differences between the codes. |
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