Ordinance 3001 - Laserfiche WebLink

� •r� � . i I (a) In any one room, only one lamp shall be permitted for each tyro hundred (200) squarefeet of floor area or fraction thereof. (b) Lances shall be spaced not less than ten (ten) feet apart in each. direction. (c) In hallways and corridors only one row of lamps shall be _ermitted spaced not less than fifteen (15) feet apart, notwithstanding the rro-isions of subsection 2 (b) hereof. (d) Lames shall be placed at least three (3) feet from any window cr other exterior opening in the building which is not completely ob- scured, and lamps shall not be pointed toward any such window or other exterior opening. (e) All lames shall be located or shielded so that they are not•directly visible from out-of-doors when viewed frog^, a point above the level of the bottom of the lamp. 3. Exit Lights. Red exit ligrts shall be permitted within buildings which are open to the public, provided that all such lights are Imcated or shielded so that no direct rays from such lights are omitted out-of-doors and provided that such lights shall be restricted to not more than one lame_. of not more than fifteen (15) watts at each exit or at each turning point in the route to an exit. 4. Authorized 71n.ergeney Vehicles. Vehicles which are classified as authorized emergency vehicles, as defined in subsection 3 of Section whereof, when operated in strict dompliance with the provisions of said subsection 3 of Section-A- may operate during blackout eriods in areas of air raid alarm using a red spotlight, normal headlight illumination ( on low or depressed beam) and normal lights, stop lights and liscense plate lights as specified by Chapter 189, Laws of 1937, for use when no blackout is in force. 5. Auxiliary Thnersency Vehicles. Vehicles which are classified and identified as auxiliary emergency vehicles, as defined in subsection 5 of Section V-herof when operated in strict canrliance with the provision of subsection 6 of Section I hereof, may operate during blackout periods in areas of air raid alarm using normal headlamps (on low or depressed beam) with one head lame, shielded or masked as s:ec- ified. in subsection 5 (b) of Section thereof, and normal rear lights, stop lights and liscense plate lights as specified by Chanter 189, Lairs of 1937, for use when no blackout is in force. 6. Flashlights. Flashli hts may be used during periods of blac'c:out in areas of air raid alarm. provides that such flashlight _shall not be pointed above the