Which classification would NOT qualify for exemptions from construction provisions by local authority?

New constructions typically do not qualify for exemptions from construction provisions set by local authorities because they are required to adhere to the latest codes and regulations designed to ensure safety, accessibility, and environmental standards. New buildings must comply with current health and safety standards and must obtain all necessary permits and inspections before and during the construction process.

In contrast, existing hospitals and historical buildings may have certain exemptions based on their status or need for preservation, allowing for modifications that maintain their structural integrity and cultural significance while possibly avoiding some rigorous construction requirements. Old warehouses, depending on their specific use and condition, may also qualify for similar exemptions. However, new constructions are expected to be built to current standards, making them ineligible for such exemptions.