Elevator Requirements in Commercial Condominiums

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HLRB ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 11, S.1994: Elevator Requirements in Commercial Condominiums

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Title Supreme Court: Elevator Requirements in Commercial Condominiums

Law: Hlrb Administrative Order No. 11, S.1994

Decision Date: Aug 11, 1994

The amendment mandates that elevator requirements for commercial condominiums over 14 storeys be determined by a licensed design architect or engineer, ensuring compliance with national and international standards.

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Scope and Application of Revised Elevator Requirements

Applies specifically to commercial condominium developments.
Revises Section 7, A.5.a of the Rules and Regulations for Commercial Subdivision and Condominium Development.

Delegation of Elevator System Design

Elevator requirements, including the number of cars, capacity, safety features, elevator type, speed, and location, are to be determined by a duly licensed design architect or engineer.
Emphasizes professional judgment based on the size and complexity of the project.

Certification and Compliance Obligations

The licensed design architect or engineer must certify under oath that the elevator system complies with:
- The National Building Code of the Philippines.
- The Accessibility Law (ensuring access for persons with disabilities).
- National and international industry standards.
- Other pertinent laws.

Implementation and Effectivity

The amendment was approved on 18 July 1994 and adopted on 11 August 1994.
It was published publicly on 4 August 1994.
The resolution and amended provisions took effect on 19 August 1994.

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