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[Florida Code Talk] Waterfront AC pad
Bryan Holland bholland at cityofnorthport.com
Fri Apr 30 05:39:27 EDT 2010


Assuming Hernando County follows the NFIP guidelines, I would suggest
you consult the FEMA 499.

In short, The HVAC appliances and components should be installed ABOVE
the design flood elevation and on the leeward side of the structure.
Also, be sure the outdoor equipment is anchored per M1307 provisions.

As always, check with the local building department for guidance and
local requirements.  You may also want to consult the owner's insurance
policy regarding protection requirements to ensure full compliance.



Bryan P. Holland
City of North Port
4970 City Hall Blvd.
North Port, Florida 34286
bholland at cityofnorthport.com
 

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Subject: [Florida Code Talk] Waterfront AC pad

I am getting ready to do an Air Conditioning changeout on a waterfront
residence in Hernando County. I was wondering if anyone knows the
minimum hieght for the elevated condensor slab. All I can find in code
is that flood zone items are refered to the local authority.

Thanks

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