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(1) Appendix J, Energy Conservation: This is also J in the 1988 editions, but is Appendix E in the 1994 edition. (2) 1703.1(d), Fire protection: The relevant section in the 1988 edition would be 1704.1.4 and in the 1994 edition it would be 2305.1.4. This applies to both additions to 1703.(d). (3) 103.6.1, Permit intent: In the 1988 edition, this should be numbered as 102.6.1 and in the 1994 edition this should be numbered as 103.7.1. 6 -48 (National Electrical Code, 1981 edition, adopted): F.S. § 553.19(1) specifies the 1990 edition of the NEC as the minimum edition of such Code. Revise to adopt the 1990 edition? 6 -57 (Standard Gas Code, 1982 edition, adopted): Same general note and questions as to 6 -31, except that the relevant statute and FAC citations are F.S. § 553.73(2)(a) [which requires the 1988 SGC] and FAC 9B- 3.047(1)(a)4. [which designates the 1994 edition as the minimum] 6 -57.1 (Amendments to Standard Gas Code): If the 1988 or 1994 editions are adopted, the revision to 305.2(a) would need to refer to 305.2 alone (the separate (a) and (b) were combined in 1988 and 1994). No adjustment otherwise as to 305.2 would need to be made for the 1988 edition, but the 1994 edition now calls for one -half inch if the meter is within 3 feet of the building and one -inch if over 3 feet. The amendment of 505.6 is still relevant to both the 1988 and 1994 editions. 6 -66 (Standard Mechanical Code, 1982 edition, adopted): Same general note and questions as to 6 -31, except that the relevant statute and FAC citations are F.S. § 553.73(2)(a) [which requires the 1988 SMC] and FAC 9B- 3.047(1)(a)3. [which designates the 1994 edition as the minimum] 6 -67 (Standard Mechanical Code amendments): If the 1988 or 1994 edition is adopted, these amendments will need to be adjusted as follows. Do so? 13