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Chapter 69 <br /> (Amended, Ordinance No. 2002-16, April 1, 2002) <br /> (Amended, Ordinance No. 95-15, Apri13, 1995) <br /> (a) Whenever a new electrical service or wiring of new building additions or rewiring <br /> with three (3) or more additional circuits, the following shall also apply: <br /> l. Service: The size and usage of appliance and equipment shall be used as the <br /> basis for determining the need for additional facilities in accordance with the latest adopted <br /> edition of this Electrical Code. (Amended, Ordinance No. 2005-81, September 6, 2005) <br /> 2. Receptacles: Every habitable space in a dwelling shall contain at least two <br /> separate and remote receptacle outlets. Every laundry area shall contain at least one grounded <br /> type receptacle. Every bathroom shall contain at least one duplex wall receptacle and be <br /> protected by a GFCI. Any new receptacle must be of the grounded type and installed as per the <br /> NEC. Existing 3-wire grounded type receptacles, wired to a 2-wire system, shall either be <br /> grounded as per the NEC,protected by a GFCI, or replaced by a 2-wire receptacle. <br /> 3. Lighting fixtures: Every public hall, interior stairway, bathroom, laundry room, <br /> furnace room, basements, and attics or utility rooms used for storage or contain equipment <br /> requiring servicing shall contain at least one electric lighting fixture controlled by a wall switch <br /> at the usual point of entry. (Amended, Ordinance No. 2005-81, September 6, 2005) <br /> 4. Electrical system hazards: The following items are declared to be hazardous <br /> and it shall be unlawful to create, maintain or permit the same to exist. <br /> a. Conductors or devices carrying electrical energy in excess of the <br /> approved rated capacity; <br />