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In an R2 occupancy, if the 3rd story has 8 apartments but only 4 of the apartments exit onto that story, can there be only one exit from that story?
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Yes. But what is the intent of the this section?. I only have 4 dwelling units exiting on that story.
If the story has more than 4..it needs more than 1....Yes. But what is the intent of the this section?. I only have 4 dwelling units exiting on that story.
I found this:If the story has more than 4..it needs more than 1....
I agree. I reached out to the state for confirmation. Will post back when I get an answerPer § 1006.3.4(1), if the number of units does not EXCEED the number of units listed in Table 1006.3.4(1), then only one exit is required. I would argue that if only four units discharge to that story, only one exit would be required under this section. I would contact the local building official / fire marshal to get confirmation on their interpretation of this section.
Interesting. How do the other 4 apartments exit?I agree. I reached out to the state for confirmation. Will post back when I get an answer