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AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 69 - ELECTRICAL CODE
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3/7/1994
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, Chapter 69 <br /> a. When wiring hydromassage tubs, all <br /> 125V circuits shall be a minimum of 20 amperes. <br /> 3 . Lighting fixtures: Every public hall, <br /> interior stairway, bathroom, laundry room, and furnace room shall <br /> contain at least one electric lighting fixture controlled by a <br /> wall switch or other approved device. <br /> 4 . Electrical system hazards: The following <br /> items are declared to be hazardous and it shall be unlawful to <br /> create, maintain or permit the same to exist. <br /> a . Conductors or devices carrying <br /> electrical energy in excess of the approved rated capacity; <br /> b. Electrical wiring, of all types, not <br /> supported in an approved manner (existing wiring will be allowed <br /> on bottom of joists in basements if secured at intervals to <br /> eliminate sagging) ; <br /> c. Splices unenclosed in approved boxes <br /> other than knob and tube wiring inside walls and attics; <br /> d. Absence of or use of unapproved <br /> connectors for splices and termination into boxes or cabinets; <br /> e. Exposed fuse blocks or cleat type <br /> light fixtures; <br /> f. Wiring with insulation deterioration <br /> or other damaged conditions; <br /> g. Flexible cords, commonly known as <br /> lamp or extension cords, used as a substitute for fixed wiring; <br />
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