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2009/2010 ICC Code Development Schedule

UpdatedSchedule updated
October 2008
Step in code development cycle Date
Publication of 2009 Editions January 2009
Deadline for receipt of code change proposals

April 24, 2009
Publication date for monograph of "proposed changes to the i-codes"

 July 13, 2009
Code development hearings (CDH)

October 24 - November 11, 2009

Baltimore, MD
Deadline for receipt of public comments

 February 12, 2010
Publication date of public comments
"final action agenda"		 April 16, 2010
Final action hearings (FAH)

May 16-24, 2010

Location TBD
Resulting publication

 2010 Supplement

Publication dates indicate approximate date when the printed copy of the document will be available. These documents will be posted on the ICC website approximately four weeks prior to availability of the printed version.


Milestone Dates for Key NFPA Hydrogen Technology Documents - October 2008

UpdatedDates in RED revised
October 2008
Document Proposal Closing Date Final date for proposal review meeting Comment Closing Date Final date for comment review meeting Final Document Issued
NFPA 2 A2010 cycle 5/29/09† 8/28/09 3/5/10 3/7/10 1/25/11†
NFPA 52* F08 cycle 5/25/07 8/25/07 3/2/08 5/4/08 8/17/09†

NFPA 55
F08 cycle

5/25/07 8/25/07 3/2/08 5/4/08 8/17/09†

NFPA 853 A09 Cycle

11/23/07 2/24/08 9/1/08 11/3/08 8/2/09

NFPA 30A
A09 Cycle

 11/23/07 2/24/08 9/1/08 11/3/08 8/2/09
COMPLETE

NFPA 70
A08 Cycle

 11/4/05 1/21/06 10/20/06 12/9/06 8/2/07

NFPA 88A
A2010 Cycle

11/23/08 2/24/09 9/1/09 11/3/09 8/2/10

† Dates estimated: subject to change.

 * After reviewing the timetable required to coordinate NFPA 52 and NFPA 55, the decision was reached by the chairs of the IMG and VAF committees to move NFPA 52 to the F2008 revision cycle (the same cycle same NFPA 55). This move would accomplish at least two things:
  1. It would give the task group working on the coordination effort more time to ensure that that all issues are completely addressed.
  2. It would allow NFPA 52 to extract any new requirements dealing with hydrogen storage systems that do not exist in the current edition of NFPA 55 but either are addressed in 52 or need to be addressed in 55 and 52.