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What updating requirements must owners of older buildings meet for buildings designed before the BC Building Code required earthquake reinforcement?

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What updating requirements must owners of older buildings meet for buildings designed before the BC Building Code required earthquake reinforcement?

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A. Seismic upgrading of older buildings is not mandatory unless the building is renovated or the occupancy changes, such as a warehouse becoming a restaurant. Usually the degree of upgrading is 60 per cent of current code requirements, as it is generally too costly to undertake a complete upgrade.

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