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Feasibility and site context from early concept.

Start with the parcel, existing conditions, dimensional controls, and buildable envelope before the team spends time on a direction that will not fit.

Zoning SummaryNeighborhood Commercial

Use: Office / retail allowed
Parcel: 0.42 ac
Setbacks: Front 20 ft, rear 15 ft
Status: Envelope reviewable

Height35 ft

Coverage40%

FAR0.70

Building code lookup

Ask intelligent building-code questions across 50 states with jurisdiction, adopted code books, uploaded sources, citations, and history kept in the same workspace.

Does an R-2 need a second exit if common path is within code limits?

Short Answer

Not from common path alone. If the R-2 space stays within the Table 1006.2.1 occupant-load and common-path limits, that space can be served by one exit access doorway. A story with one exit still has to qualify separately under Section 1006.3.4.

Check the space against Table 1006.2.1.
Check the story against the single-exit limits in 1006.3.4.
Confirm local amendments before treating the result as permit-ready.

[1] IBC 1006.2.1[2] IBC 1006.3.4[3] Local adoption

Ask any building code question across 50 states

Code analysis sheets

Turn a project premise into a structured code-information sheet for occupancy, egress, accessibility, references, warnings, and unresolved local requirements.

Code AnalysisCode Information Sheet

Read this sheet with the following in mind

Rows are tied to source references. Local code gaps remain visible instead of being treated as passed.

#	Criteria	Required / Allowed	Code Reference
1	Occupancy Group	R-2 residential	State
2	Occupant Load	Total: 86 occupants	Model
3	Exit Access Travel Distance	Measured by sprinkler condition	Model
4	Local Amendments	Confirm adopted city text	Local

Compliance checks

Surface what appears compliant, what needs confirmation, and which assumptions still carry review risk before the package moves forward.

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