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Superceded FEMA regulations

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trac

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I am not sure as to what FEMA documnts I should be conversant with for new building design. Is there a priority in the FEMA regs e.g. Can I use 450 alone or do I need to refer to other FEMA documents as well e.g. 302, 350, 357 etc. Some of the FEMA documents appear to have the same content but with different FEMA numbers,

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The versions I have are FEMA 222A and 223A (1994 version), FEMA 302 and 303 (1997 version) and FEMA 450-1 and 450-2 (2003 version). Just like building codes, these documents get "updated" periodically.

Latest should be used unless a local jurisdiction specifically adopted a particular section from the previous versions.
 
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