The South Dakota Seismic Steel Construction Code 2010 is a set of regulations and standards established by the state of South Dakota to govern the construction of steel buildings and structures in order to ensure they are designed and built to withstand seismic activity. These codes outline specific requirements for the design, construction, and materials used in steel structures to enhance their resilience to potential seismic events. Compliance with these codes is essential for contractors and builders working on steel construction projects in South Dakota to ensure the safety and integrity of their structures.
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