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5575 ADOPTING THE ILLINOIS STATE PLUMBING CODE AND ESTABLISHING MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR CERTAIN INSTALLATIONS
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5575 ADOPTING THE ILLINOIS STATE PLUMBING CODE AND ESTABLISHING MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR CERTAIN INSTALLATIONS
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ADOPTING THE ILLINOIS STATE PLUMBING CODE AND ESTABLISHING MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR CERTAIN INSTALLATIONS
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9/7/1971
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t , <br /> . �,�. <br /> . . 8 <br /> Section 34. A water meter approved, tested and sealed by the Water <br /> Department of the city shall be purchased and thereafter kept in repair <br /> at the expense of the water user or property o wner and by him installed <br /> in such manner that all water passing through such service shall be <br /> metered which installation shall be at such place as to be readily ac- <br /> cessible for inspection and reading. Meters installed inside a building <br /> shall be set with regular meter couplings, Meters may be placed outside <br /> of a building upon the approval of the Director of the Water Department <br /> and the Inspection Division and if so placed shall be protected from <br /> damage, frost , freezing and weather and shall be set in such manner using <br /> such appliances and appurtena nces consistent with the provisions of this <br /> ordinance and the intent and purpose thereof as may be approved both by <br /> said Director and said Inspection Division. Whenever a water meter is re- <br /> moved from a service it shall be delivered to the Water Department and be <br /> tested, approved and sealed before the same is returne d to use . <br /> Section 35. Whenever a water service or any part thereof is repair- <br /> ed or altered, all provis ions of this ordinance shall be complied with and <br /> any replacement op pipe in such service shall be done with seamless, un- <br /> spliced copper pipe complying with the standards set out elsewhere herein <br /> and a new curb stop so complying shall also be installed. <br /> Section 36. When water service is extended into premises for outdoor <br /> use only an approved hydrant, Murdock or equal, shall be installed with the <br /> base drain thereof protected by at least one foot of 6 inch tile filled <br /> with crushed rock or gravel. Buried ground key stops with shut off rod to <br /> the surface shall not be installed. <br /> Section 37. Service lines from main to meter shall be of seamless <br /> copper meeting the specifications provided elsewhere herein and shall be <br /> not less than 3/4 inches in size. <br /> Section 38. Before any water heater is installed in a building in- <br /> cluding the replacement of an existing water heater with another heater <br /> of the same type or other��ise, a permit shall be obtained from the Inspec- <br /> tion Division upon application for the same and the payment of an inspec- <br /> tio n fee of $5.00. After inspection and approval of such installation such <br /> approval shall be evidenced by a tag, sticker, stencil or other thing placed <br /> upon the water heater unit by such Division. <br /> Section 39. Electric water heaters shall be equipped with relief <br /> valves as provided by this ordinance and shall be installed in accordance <br /> with the provisions of the Electrical Code . All water heaters other than <br /> electrical water heaters shall be vented into an approved flue or chimney <br /> and gas fired water heaters may be vented into an approved flue exhauster <br /> in such a manner as to prevent the flow of gas to the main burner in the <br /> eve nt of failure of the exhaust system. Vent connectors shall be at least <br /> No. 24 U.S. Standard gauge galvanized steel or of material having greater <br /> heat and corrosion resistant properties, the joints whereof shall be pro- <br /> perly secured. Gas water heaters shall be equipped with a draft hood in- <br /> stalled in the same room with the water heater in proper position, made of <br /> corrosion resistant material and the same si2e as the appliance flue collar, <br />
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