KOTA KINABALU: The professional self-certification guidelines for building fitness are also applicable to City Hall here, says Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Dr Joachim Gunsalam.
"It is supposed to be applicable for the whole state," he said when contacted Tuesday .
The CCC is part of the Sabah government's Uniform Building By-Laws gazetted on Dec 29 for implementation by all local authorities. Industry players lamented DBKK's perceived stalling in implementing the uniform building by-laws which are seen as progressive and geared towards speeding up development in the state.
In launching the by-laws, Dr Gunsalam said the issuance of CCC by the submitting person provides for self-certification and self-regulation while the local authorities can carry out inspections during construction to ensure that the building complied with the approved plans.
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