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, � <br /> Chapter 69 <br /> i <br /> or where run through walls, ceilings, floors, doorways, windows, <br /> or where attached to, or run behind building surfaces such as <br /> walls, ceilings, baseboard, and floors; <br /> h. The use of the grounded circuit <br /> conductor used for grounding, except as provided be NEC 250-60, <br /> for such listed appliances; <br /> i . Broken porcelain fixtures in <br /> basements or cord type fixtures with frayed or deteriorated <br /> insulation; <br /> j . Electrical wiring with metal outer <br /> covering in contact with dissimilar metals such as copper water <br /> piping, etc. ; <br /> k. Boxes or conduits with excessive <br /> number of conductors; <br /> 1. Knob and tube wiring in areas other <br /> than inside walls or attics. <br /> In keeping with safe electrical installations, atl unsafe <br /> conditions other than specifically noted above, should be <br /> disclosed to the owner by the electrical contractor and corrected <br /> before inspection. <br /> 11. SERVICE CONNECTIONS. The utility company may connect <br /> the electrical service to the structure when the service is <br /> installed permanently on the structure and upon order of the <br /> Inspection Department. Where services have been damaged due to <br /> weather conditions, a permit and inspection will be necessary <br />