Ordinance 4118 - Laserfiche WebLink

Section 25: Low voltage control wiring circuit wiring systems, such as 24-volt temperature control circuits, 12 and 14-volt switching cir- cuits for lighting and power relays and contactors, and which are not an in- tegral part of a pre-wired device shall be inspected along with higher voltage 1 circuits, and outlets and devices of such systems shall be included in the schedule of equipment subject to payment of fees. 2 Section 26: it shall be unlawful for any contractor, firm or 3 person, to run temporary cords or wiring on or across public sidewalks or roadways or any place on private property where public travel will cross such 4 i wiring. 5 Section 27; it shell be unlawful for any person to place or install, or cause to allow to be placed or installed, any flood light upon any prop- 6 erty that the use of same will interfere with the safe flow of traffic or cause a. blinding effect upon traffic. It shall also be unlawful to place or 7 install or cause to or allow to be placed or installed, any colored light of the intermittent or blinking type that, in any way, would be mistaken for any ' 8 ! earning, danger, directional or traffic control signals. 9 i' Section 28: It shall be unlawful to mount power supplies, ampli- fiers and such similar equipment in attics, under buildings or crawl spaces, 10 ror mount such equipment on or around combustible materials. No equipment shall be mounted or installed in wet or damp locations unless designed for 1 1L use in such locations. 12 Electrical outlets used as a source of supply shall be permanently . installed and placed not more than three feet from equipment being served. 13 Section 29: It shall be unlawful for any radio or television re- 14 ceiving or broadcasting station to erect or install any antenna, mast, tower or counterpoise- without first securing a permit for such installation, and 15 ii conforming to the requirements of the National Electrical Code. For each installation the fee shall be 42.00. 16 No radio or television receiving or broadcasting station equipment 17 , with an antenna, mast or counterpoise extending over the City street areas, shall be installed unless approved by the CityElectricalInspector and the 18 City Commissioners. Permission to install such equipment shall be requested 19 ;', cf the City in a formal written request for approval. The fee shall be $5.00. For commercial radio or television transmitting or broadcasting 20 stations, the fee shall be determined on the basis of the electrical equip- 21 ment installed, but in no case shall the fee be less than 425.00. For amateur radio transmitting or broadcasting stations, the fee 22 shall be " 1.50. 23 Section 30: ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR - DUTIES, RIGHTS AND PUVrERS. 24It shall be the duty of the Electrical inspector and his authorized assistants to inspect all television and radio receiving antenna to ascertain if the .work has been done in a workmanlike manner and to investigate all complaints 25 from the general public pertaining to said antenna installations and inter- 26 ± ference caused thereby. The Electrical Inspector and his assistants are hereby empowered 27 to inspect or reinspect any wiring, equipment or apparatus conducting or using 28i,electric current for radio and television receiving service in the City, and if conductors, equipment or apparatus are found to be unsafe to life or 29 :, property, or are not in conformity with the provisions of this ordinance, the Electrical Inspector shall notify the person owning or operating the 30 hazardous wiring or equipment to correct the condition within a forty-eight hour period or within the time the Electrical Inspector specifies. Failure 31 !.of correct violations within the specified time shall constitute a violation of this ordinance. 32 -9-