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Chapter 4 — ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS FOR THE DIVISION OF THE STATE ARCHITECT—STRUCTURAL SAFETY (DSA-SS)

Art. 2 Definitions — 2025 California Administrative Code

California Administrative Code (Title 24, Part 1) · 2025 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · California

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Cite as: 2025 California Administrative Code (Title 24, Part 1) Article 2 · Effective January 1, 2026 · Official source: Building Standards Commission

4-410 General.

The words defined in Sections 4-314 and 4-411 shall have the meaning stated therein throughout the regulations contained in Part 1, Section 4-400

4-410. General. The words defined in Sections 4-314 and 4-411 shall have the meaning stated therein throughout the regulations contained in Part 1, Section 4-400, et seq, Title 24, C.C.R.

Authority: Education Code Sections 17310 and 81142. Government Code Section 14963.

Reference: Education Code Sections 17283, 81130, 81050 and 81529.

4-411 Definitions.

4-411. Definitions.

CLASSROOM shall mean a room or area in a school or college in which a class of students receives instruction related to an academic program.

DIVISION OF THE STATE ARCHITECT or DIVISION, or initials DSA , shall mean the Division of the State Architect in the Department of General Services, State of California.

INSPECTOR shall mean any person duly approved by DSA to perform construction inspection for a particular project. (See Sections 4-333 and 4-342.)

SHADE STRUCTURE shall mean a free-standing permanent canopy structure of rigid construction over which a covering is attached that provides weather protection.

Authority: Education Code Sections 17310 and 81142. Government Code Section 14963.

Reference: Education Code Sections 17280, 17283, 17405, 81130, 81050 and 81529. Health and Safety Code Section 13143.

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