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Release Notes
How are the fire setbacks being determined? Are they more than just the national fire offsets?
Fire offsets currently default to national standards only if the company does not have state or city specific overrides in their design preferences and Solo doesn't have an AHJ for that area in its database. If either of those data points exist, the design tool will have fire offsets that are not national standards (it will default to the company’s design preferences first, then move to AHJ data if those do not exist). To request setback overrides for your company, a user with SAAS Owner or SAAS Admin permissions can reach out to Customer Support.