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No. The first story above grade plane is the first story.First story above grade plane = 2nd floor
First story below grade plane = basement
Logical?
Is that just to be understood or is there some official reference? And Thanks!No. The first story above grade plane is the first story.
See the definition of "Story above grade plane" in Chapter 2.Is that just to be understood or is there some official reference? And Thanks!
Yes, usually., but not always.The first story above the level of exit discharge is usually the second story....Simple right?![]()