Montana § 50-60-205 - When State Building Code Applies -- Health Care Facility And Public Health Center Doors
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§ 50-60-205. When State Building Code Applies -- Health Care Facility And Public Health Center Doors
When state building code applies -- health care facility and public health center doors. (1) If a county, city, or town does not adopt a building code as provided in 50-60-301 , the state building code applies within the county, city, or town and the state will enforce the code in these areas. (2) Any provision of a building code requiring the installation or maintenance of self-closing or automatic closing corridor doors to patient rooms does not apply to health care facilities as defined in 50-5-101 or to a public health center as defined in 7-34-2102 .
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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