Construction: other; School building construction projects that cost less than $5,000,000.00; exempt from certain construction requirements. Amends sec. 5a of 1937 PA 306 (MCL 388.855a).

Summary

The bill amends Michigan’s school construction law so that one‑story school buildings or additions costing less than $5 million are not subject to most of the act’s regulations, including the need for a licensed architect or engineer. Districts must still submit plans for review and follow rules on door‑locking devices. The change is intended to reduce administrative burdens on smaller projects.

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