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The Department of Community Affairs houses Codes and Standards not Consumer Affairs; and they should be preparing the manual not DEP what do they or the academics at Rutgers know about buildings. Why a year and half to write the manual when there are so many existing programs and standards?

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what about existing buildings?<BR/><BR/>No way to get reductions from building new/more buildings.<BR/><BR/>Where is the regulatory mandate and the money to implement?<BR/><BR/>Without both, this is not s serious exercise.<BR/><BR/>Bill Wolfe

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