INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL"

APPLICATION FOR ICC Codes & Standards

It is important to complete all of the questions on this form, supply additional requested information, sign and date the application. This application can be used to apply for membership on any ICC Codes & Standards Committee or Council. If you apply to be on more than one committee in Part I - #1 below, and if your participation will be funded by separate sources (entities), you must submit separate applications for each committee/funding source. Be sure to review the posted "Call for Committees" to determine which committee(s) or counci/(s) are considering new applications and the deadline for submittal of the applications.

Part I. General Information

1. Name of ICC Committee(s) or Council(s) on which you would like to be a member: (See list on Page 5 -Indicate the acronym for the Committee or Council and list in order of preference.)

1) 2) 3) 4) 5)

IBC-E IBC-FS IPC

6) 7) 8) 9) 10)

2. Applicant Information: Complete the following information on yourself.

RA,

Your Name: Robert Holub Cred: (P.E., MCP, etc): LEED AP BD+C

Title: Code Development Architect

Company: NYC Department of Buildings I Acronym: I NYCDOB

Address: 280 Broadway, ih Floor

City: New York I State/Province: NY Postal Code: 10007 Country: USA

Phone: 212-393-27~9 Ext: Cell:

E-mail: RHolub@buildings.n:lc.gov

3. Entity Represented: Complete the following information on the entity you represent (Jurisdiction, Company, Association, group, or yourself).

Representing: NYC Department of Buildings I Acronym: I NYCDOB

Main Contact: Maria Taslitsky

Title : Code Development Coordinator

Address: 280 Broadway, ih Floor

City: New York I State/Province: NY Postal Code: 10007 Country: I USA

Phone: 212-323-8096 Ext: Cell :

E-mail: mTaslilsk:l@buildings.nyc.gov

Web Site: hIlQ:llwww1 .ny'c.gov/site/buildings/index.Qage

4. Interest Category: (check one) Using the Interest Categories listed on the next page, indicate the Interest Category that best relates to your representation.

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[!] General D User D Producer

Interest Categories (per ICC Council Policy 7):

• General Interest (G): Individuals assigned to the General Interest Category are those who represent the interests of an entity, including an association of such entities, representing the general public or entities which promulgate or enforce the provisions within the committee scope. These entities include Consumers and Government Regulatory Agencies.

• User Interest (U): Individuals assigned to the User Interest Category are those who represent the interests of an entity, including an association of such entities, which is subject to the provisions or voluntarily utilize the provisions within the committee scope. These entities include Academia, Applied Research Laboratory, Building Owner, Design Professional, Government Non-regulatory Agency, Insurance Company, Private Inspection Agency, and Product Certification/Evaluation Agency.

• Producer Interest (P): Individuals assigned to the Producer Interest Category are those who represent the interests of an entity, including an association of such entities, which produces, installs, or maintains a product, assembly, or system subject to the provisions within the committee scope. These entities include Builder, Contractor, Qistributor, Labor, Manufacturer, Material Association, Standards Promulgator, Testing Laboratory, and Utility.

NOTE - Multiple Interests: Individuals representing entities in more than one of the above Interest Categories, one of which is a Producer Interest, are assigned to the Producer Interest. Individuals representing entities in the General Interest and User Interest Categories are assigned to the User Interest.

5. Voting Status: Indicate if you will be the voting Principal or Alternate. (Alternates must represent the same entity as the Principal. Alternates are not appointed for members of an ICC Code Committee.)

Part II. Authority and Funding

1. Are you authorized to vote on behalf of the entity you represent? (Appropriate authorization may be required.)

~ Yes c=J No

2. Will you have an instructed vote as determined by the entity you represent?

DYes 0 No

3. If yes to #2, can the time constraints of the consensus process be maintained?

DYes 0 No

Alternate:

4. Who or what organization, company, interest, etc., funds your participation? (see below)

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All funding sources must be divulged NOTE: If you have applied to be on more than one committee, and if your participation will be funded by separate sources (entities), you must submit separate applications for each committee/funding source. If you will NOT be representing or funded by an outside entity (organization, company, etc.), and are applying as an . d··d I b d f d· . th C ·tt . Itt "s If' b I In IVI ua mem eran un InQ your own participation on e omml ee, simplY s a e e eow.

Funding by: N/A

Main Contact:

Title:

Address:

City: J State/Province: Postal Code: Country: I Phone: Ext: Cell:

E-mail: Note: ICC Governmental Members are tYPically authorized to travel at ICC's expense for C&S related committees. Be sure to review the "Call for Committee" to determine ICC's travel policy for the specific committee for which you are applying .

Part III. Background and Experience Please complete the following. Attach resume or additional sheets as necessary.

1. List current and previous Committee service, including ICC and other organizations on which you have served.

Organization I Committee a) NYC DOB / After-hours Variance

Date or Years of Service 2016

2. State specific work experience related to one or more elements of Committee work.

IB-E: In the private sector, I was project architect on a number of regional shopping mall renovations, which included extensive work on egress and accessibility components. While at NYC DOC, I led the ADA compliance unit, which conducted 350 accessibility compliance audits annually. Then at NYC DOB, I was a reviewer of the NYC accessibility requirements for the 2017 revision, based on 2015 IBC.

IBC-FS: While at NYC DOB, I have received training specific to automatic fire pumps, standpipes and sprinkler systems at Chubb. Additionally, I have accompanied the department's inspection team to observe field acceptance tests. Lastly, I have experience researching the water supply requirements, standpipe zones, and intermediate pump testing requirements of the NFPA, NYC, and of other major cities across the US in order to further develop the Department's requirements.

IPC: While at NYC DOB, I have been extenSively involved in the 2017 PC revision, based on the 2015 IPC. In addition to reviewing that entire code, I participated in discussions with outside stakeholders, and the NYC DEP (water authority). Lastly, I represent the Department's Technical Affairs Unit at departmental meetings with inspections staff and industry groups.

3. State the contributions, education, certification or other qualifications you offer towards the success of the Committee for which you have applied.

New York State Registered Architect #033767 LEED Accredited Professional, BD+C OSHA 30 Hour Construction Chubb Loss Control University - Automatic Fire Pumps Course Chubb Loss Control University - Water Supplies & Sprinkler Systems Course B. Arch & M. Arch .

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4. Provide assurance of active participation on the Committee. Will you be able to participate in the full work of the Committee such as attending Committee meetings and responding to correspondence?

o Yes o No

5. Are you interested in serving as the Chair to a committee? The Chair is responsible for running the committee meetings.

DYes o No

6. Are you interested in serving as the Vice Chair to a committee? The Vice Chair takes over Chair responsibilities in the event the Chair is absent.

DYes o No

Part IV. Additional Information Provide any additional information as may be appropriate to assist in the evaluation of your application. (Attach additional sheets as necessary.)

See attached resume.

Part V. Certification and Agreement

Considerable effort, devotion and hard work will be expected of each Committee member. Committee membership carries an obligation to participate actively in all work of the Committee including the contribution and generation of information, prompt reply to draft reports and ballots, attendance and participation at Committee meetings and prompt completion of assigned tasks. The undersigned hereby agrees to notify the International Code Council of a change in any of the information provided in this application including a change in the organization represented, source of funding or employment. The undersigned agrees to abide by the rules and policy of the International Code Council. The undersigned attests that the information provided in this application for Committee membership is true and accurate.

The undersigned hereby agrees that his or her authorship contributions to ICC in connection with work performed as a member of an ICC committee are considered to be works made for hire for ICC. To the extent that the undersigned retains any rights in copyright as to such authorship contributions, the undersigned hereby grants and assigns to ICC all such rights. The undersigned understands that he or she will have no rights in any ICC publications that use such contributions by the undersigned and certifies to the best of his or her knowledge that such contributions are not protected by the copyright of any other person or entity.

Signature: &I!IY Date: 5/22/2017

Print Name: Robert Holub

Title: Code Development Architect

Representing: NYC Department of Buildings

Please send an electronic version (Word or PDF) of the completed application to the e-mail address below. The electronic version is due by the posted deadline for applications as indicated on the Call for Committees' Page. If the electronic version does not include your signature, please follow-up with a signed version and fax or mail to the address noted. If you are not submitting your application electronically, the posted deadline applies to receipt of faxed or mailed submittals.

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E-mail electronic version to: codeapps@iccsafe.org

Mail:

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Codes & Standards Committee Application International Code Council, Inc. 4051 W. Flossmoor Rd. Country Club Hills, IL 60478-5795

(708) 799-0320

For questions, please call: (888) ICC-SAFE X 4345

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ICC Codes & Standards Committees and Councils

Be sure to review the posted "Call for Committees" (link on page 1) to determine which Committee(s) or Council(s) are considering new applications and the deadline for submittal of the application. The applicable ICC Council Policy which governs the activity is noted by "CP". All committees are also governed by CP 7. Click here for the link to the Council Policies.

Acronvm ADMIN

CECDC IBC-E IBC-FS IBC-G IBC-S IEBC IFC IFGC IgCC

IMC IPC IPM/ZC IRC-B IRC-MP ISPSC RECDC

Code Committees (CP 28) Administrative Provisions (Chapter 1 for all I-Codes except the IECC, IgCC and IRC) and referenced standards updates (multi-discipline committee) Commercial Energy Code Committee (IECC - Commercial provisions) International Building Code - Means of Egress Committee International Building Code - Fire Safety Committee International Building Code - General Committee International Building Code - Structural Committee International Existing Building Code Committee International Fire Code Committee (includes International Wildland - Urban Interface Code) International Fuel Gas Code Committee International Green Construction Code - Chapter 1 only (remaining provisions per ASH RAE 189.1) International Mechanical Code Committee International Plumbing Code Committee (includes International Private Sewage Disposal Code) International Property Maintenance and Zoning Code Committee International Residential Code - Building Committee International Residential Code - Mechanical-Plumbing Committee International Swimming Pool and Spa Code Committee Residential Energy Code Committee (IECC - Residential provisions and IRC - Energy provisions)

ICC Performance Code note: No separate committee. See the ICC Performance Code for committee maintenance responsibility noted in the brackets ([ ]) prior to the section number.

Acronym BCAC FCAC PMGCAC SEHPCAC

Acronym CSC XXC

Acronym BCIC ECIC

FCIC PMGCIC

Code Action Committees (CP 31) Building (includes IEBC, IPMC, IRC Building, IZC) Fire (includes ICC Performance Code, IWUIC) Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas (includes IPSDC, IRC Mechanical/Plumbing, ISPSC) Sustainability, Energy & High Performance (includes IECC, IgCC, IRC Energy)

Councils (CP 9) Codes and Standards Council Other Councils - See acronym posted on the "Call for Committee" Note: Governing Committees of Memberships Councils have a separate application

Interpretation Committees (CP 11) Building Code Interpretations Committee Energy Conservation, Existing Building, Green Construction, Property Maintenance, Zoning Code Interpretations Committee Fire, Wildland-Urban Interface Code Interpretations Committee Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas, Private Sewage Disposal, Swimming Pool Code Interpretations Committee

RCIC Residential Code Interpretations Committee ICC Performance Code note: Interpretative issues are assigned to one of the committees noted above based on topic.

Acronym IS-BLE IS-FPI IS-IEDC IS-LOG IS-PHSC IS-RCSDI IS-RHW IS-STM Is-srsc IS-XX

Standard Committees (CP 12) Standard on Bleachers, Folding and Telescopic Seating, and Grandstands (ICC 300) Standard for Spray Applied Polyurethane Foam Plastic Insulation (ICC 1100) Standard for Landscape Irrigation Sprinklers and Emitters (ICC 802) Standard for the Design and Construction of Log Structures (ICC 400) Standard for Pool Solar Heating and Cooling (ICC 902) Standard for Rainwater Collection System Design and Installation (ICC 805) Standard for Residential Construction in High-Wind Regions (ICC 600) Standard for the Design and Construction of Storm Shelters (ICC 500) Standard for Solar Thermal Collectors and Solar Water Heating Systems (ICC 900 & 901) New ICC Standard Committee - See acronym posted on the "Call for Committee"

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Acronym CCC REF AHC-XX XXX

Other Codes and Standards Committees Code Correlation Committee (CP 44) Reference Standards Committee Ad Hoc Committee - See acronym posted on the "Call for Committee" New Committee - See acronym posted on the "Call for Committee"

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SKILLS & ABILITIES

CERTIFICATIONS /

HONORS

EDUCATION

3800 Waldo Avenue, #BF Bronx, NY 10463

718.690.3801

Rob.Holub@gmail.com

Able to work across disciplines to coordinate with consultants and stakeholders, while keeping project

objectives front and center. Independently capable of performing a wide range of services from initial

architectural surveys and documentation, building code and zoning analyses, design, materials research, and

construction documents and administration.

Experienced with a wide array of software packages, including: AutoCad 2012, Adobe In Design CS5,

Photoshop CS5, Illustrator CS5, ArcGIS 9, 3ds Max 2012, Maya Unlimited 6, Rhino 3, SketchUp, Microsoft

Office.

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New York State Registered Architect #033767

LEED Accredited Professional, BD+C

• OSHA 30 Hour Construction

• New York City 4 Hour Supported Scaffold User Training

• Chubb Loss Control University - Automatic Fire Pumps Course

• Chubb Loss Control University - Water Supplies & Sprinkler Systems Course

• DDC Commissioner's Employee Recognition: Team Award

• Rietveld Schroder House model displayed at AIEIC Systems Conference

2007 - UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

Master of City Planning + Certificate in Urban Design

2005 - UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

Master of Architecture

2004 - NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY / ALBERT DORMAN HONORS COLLEGE

Bachelor of Architecture, with honors

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EXPERIENCE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS

2015 - Present

Code Development Architect: Responsible for researching construction codes, zoning resolution and related laws and regulations. Other duties include responding to code questions submitted by the general public, and the review and commenting on proposed City Council legislation. The job also requires meeting with city personnel to view pending actions and updates more comprehensively. As a representative of Technical Affairs, I've also prepared materials and presented during Technical Monthly Staff Training.

Key Projects - 2017 Revision New York City Plumbing Code, Buildings Bulletin #112017 drafting & presentation at 2017 Build Safe/Live Safe Conference, Code Consideration Tracking System, After-Hours Variance Task Force Committee

Robert Holub, RA

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NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

2012 - 2015

Senior ADA Auditor: Led the ADA Compliance Unit, responsible for monitoring active projects within the city's $17B portfolio of building and infrastructure projects across the five boroughs. After identifying relevant projects, ADA compliance inspections are conducted, with results documented in project reports. Oftentimes the work requires additional ADA research and careful interpretation of the technical requirements.

In addition to performing work first hand, the position also requires the supervision of another auditor, including assigning work, reviewing performance, etc.

Key Projects - New Police Academy, Community District 112/5 Garage, Snug Harbor Cultural Center

KENNETH PARK ARCHITECTS - NEW YORK, NEW YORK

2010 - 2012

Project Architect: Responsible for project development from initial concept design presentations through

construction administration and completion. For various projects, the process included design review

presentations for landmarks, planning, and zoning bodies. Subsequent to approvals, the work included the

completion of construction documents, including research of code requirements, materials, and assemblies.

Throughout the course of the project, communication with consultants, owners, and other design team

members was critical to continued workflow and delivery. The rigorous scheduling of retail projects

demanded constant and focused effort.

Key Projects - Michael Kors flagship store (Madison Ave), Montehiedra Town Center Interior renovation

(San Juan, PR), Westfield South Shore expansion (Bay Shore)

ROBERT A.M. STERN ARCHITECTS - NEW YORK, NEW YORK

2007 - 2009

Architectural Designer: Worked as part of the partner's team preparing design and construction drawings

for presentation and use. Completed physical and digital modeling to further project development. Primarily

focused on residential projects.

Additional responsibilities included acting as monograph coordinator, for the publication Robert A.M. Stern:

Buildings and Projects 2004-2009. The scope of work included regular meetings to discuss drawing standards

and presentation, compilation of project documents, and drawing supervision.

Key Projects - Villanova Heights (Bronx), Jamestown Barn (Rhode Island)

CRAIG NEALY ARCHITECTS - NEW YORK, NEW YORK

2007

Junior Architect: Involved on the initial concept design proposal for SarafHotels. As a multi-site roll-out,

the work involved developing a standard prototype which could be deployed uniformly in second-tier Indian

cities for business customers.

FOREFRONT DESIGNS - WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY

2002 - 2006

Architectural Intern: Worked on hundreds of residential & commercial projects.