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— io — <br /> receptacle and not less than one other duplex convenience <br /> receptacle shall be provided in each room except bathrooms. <br /> Bathrooms in such structures shall be provided with not less <br /> than one wall switched lighting fixture and one duplex convenience <br /> receptacle separate from said lighting fi xture. National Electrical <br /> Code requirements for protection for bathroom receptacles in said <br /> structures may be waived by the owner and filed with the application <br /> for the required permit. Electrical contractors shall inform the <br /> owners of such structures of such waiver option. An outside receptacle <br /> may be waived, but if installed must be protected by a ground <br /> fault interrupter. <br /> Section 32 . Certain unsafe conditions are hereby declared and <br /> ordained to be hazardous and it shall be unlawful to create, maintain <br /> or permit the same to exist,. examples of which said conditions, the <br /> recital of which said examples shall not be deemed to exclude <br /> other such conditions not specifically mentioned and shall not limit <br /> the generality of the foregoing, are : <br /> (a) Circuits carrying electrical energy in excess <br /> of the approved rated capacity thereof; <br /> (b) Electrical service entry conduit or metering <br /> device insecurely affixed to the building or <br /> approved support; <br /> (c) More than one circuit connected to any fuse <br /> or breaker; <br /> (d) Conduit splices unenclosed in an approved ' <br /> box or receptacle; <br /> (e) Absence of, or use of unapproved, connectors <br /> where conduit enters boxes or receptacles; <br /> (f) Exposed fuse blocks; <br /> (g) Exposed connections at cleat type <br /> light fixtures; <br /> (h) Flexible cords , commonly knawn as lamp <br /> or extension cords, used as a substitute <br /> for fixed wiring; or where run through walls, <br /> ceilings , floors, doorways , windows ; <br /> or where attached to, or run behind building <br /> surfaces such as walls , ceilings , baseboards <br /> and floors ; <br /> (i) Connection of washers, dryers or furnace <br /> motors to lighting circuits by use of <br /> extension cords ; <br /> (j) Sagging conduit run in basements and crawl <br /> spaces without support between boxes; <br />