The Government has announced proposed changes to the earthquake-prone building (EPB) system, aiming to make it more proportionate and cost-effective by focusing on higher seismic risk areas and high-risk building types.
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The Government has announced proposed changes to the earthquake-prone building (EPB) system, aiming to make it more proportionate and cost-effective by focusing on higher seismic risk areas and high-risk building types. Author Dale Husband
The Government has announced proposed changes to the earthquake-prone building (EPB) system, aiming to make it more proportionate and cost-effective by focusing on higher seismic risk areas and high-risk building types.
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