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								       										ORDINANCE NO.:f , 7;7 7
<br /> 						AN ORDINANCE providing  for  the protection of the
<br /> 						public health and  safety;  requiring permits  for
<br /> 						the  installation,  alteration,  maintenance and
<br /> 						repair of electrical wires,  equipment and apparatus;
<br /> 						creating a board of appeals,  and prescribing their
<br /> 						duties;  defining certain  terms,  establishing minimum
<br /> 						regulations  for  electrical  systems and  inspection
<br /> 						thereof and amending Chapter  16.36 by repealing
<br /> 						Ordinance  299-74  and all  other  Ordinances  and Parts
<br /> 						of Ordinances  in conflict herewith;  and providing  for
<br /> 						the adoption,  by reference,  of  the National  Electrical
<br /> 						Code,  1975 Edition,  the Department of  Labor and
<br /> 						Industries,  Rules  and Regulations  for  Installing
<br /> 						Electrical Wires and Equipment  and Administrative
<br /> 						Rules,  April  1,  1972;  the Department of Labor and
<br /> 						Industries Electrical  Installations  Law,  December 1,
<br /> 						1972;  The Department of  Labor  and  Industries  Rules
<br /> 						for Electrical Construction,  Revised September  1965;
<br /> 						The Department of Labor  and  Industries  Rules  and
<br /> 						Regulations  for Mobile Homes,  Commercial  Coaches
<br /> 						and  Recreational Vehicles,  Revised January  1,  1972;
<br /> 						and  the Department of Labor  and  Industries  Electrical
<br /> 						Construction Code,  December  1,  1964;  providing  for
<br /> 						permits  and  fees.
<br />				NOW,  THEREFORE,  THE  CITY OF EVERETT DOES  ORDAIN:
<br /> 					Section  1:    That Chapter  16.36 be  and  is  hereby amended by
<br />				repealing Ordinance  299-74  and all other Ordinances  and Parts  of
<br />				Ordinances  in conflict herewith,  and by adopting The National  Electrical
<br />				Code,  1975  Edition,  as  promulgated by the National Fire  Protection
<br />				Association;  the Department of Labor and Industries,  Electrical Division,
<br />				Rules  and Regulations  for  Installing Electric Wires and Equipment and
<br />				Administration Rules,  September 4,  1975;  the Department of  Labor and
<br />				Industries Electric  Installations Law,  December  1,  1972;  the Department
<br />				of Labor and Industries,  Rules  for Electrical Construction,  Revised
<br />				September 1965,  subject to amendments,  modifications and additions
<br />				hereinafter  set forth are adopted as  the Electrical Code and Ordinance
<br />				of the City of Everett and such code by reference  is made a part of this
<br />				chapter as  though set forth fully at  length herein.   Three copies of
<br />				which are on file with the City Clerk  for use by the public  for reference.
<br /> 					Section  2:   Where,  in any  specific  case,  different  sections of  this
<br />				Ordinance conflict,  the most restrictive  shall prevail.
<br /> 					Section  3:   EXISTING BUILDINGS.   Buildings or  structures  to which
<br />				additions,  alterations,  or repairs are made to electrical  system,  including
<br />				any and all  electrical wires,  services,  equipment and apparatus are made
<br />				shall  comply with all  the requirements  for  new work in buildings  and
<br />				structures as  set  forth  in this Ordinance except as  specifically provided
<br />				for  in this  Section.
<br /> 					a.   When additions,  alterations,  or repairs within a  12-month
<br />						period  exceed  50 percent of the existing  system,  such
<br />						system shall be made to  conform to all of the requirements
<br />						of  this code.
<br /> 					b.   When additions,  alterations,  or repairs within a  12-month
<br />						period do  not exceed  50 percent of the existing  system,
<br />						the entire  system need not be made to comply with all of
<br />						the provisions  of this code except that all  new work  shall
<br />						be  installed as  set forth in this code.
<br /> 					c.    In the event of unsafe or hazardous wiring,  Section  11
<br />						shall  take precedence.
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