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The Board of Fire Prevention Regulations has released the 2008 Massachusetts Electrical Code. The code is actually the 2008 National Electrical Code, modified with certain provisions. These new provisions are not available on the web, but we can fax them to you as needed. They appear in the 1090 Massachusetts Register dated November 2, 2007. As they are future effective regulations, they do not appear in the CMR yet.Contact our document delivery service, or call one of our 17 locations. You can also purchase the regulations from the State Bookstore.
Full post as published by Massachusetts Law Updates on November 15, 2007 (boomark / email).
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