HomeMy WebLinkAbout504 03-23-1976ORDINANCE NO. 504
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE 1973 EDITION
OF THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, DWELLING
CONSTRUCTION UNDER THE UNIFORM BUILDING
CODE, UNIFORM CODE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF
DANGEROUS BUILDING, UNIFORM HOUSING CODE,
UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE WITH REVISIONS.
REGULATING THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION,
ENLARGEMENT, ALTERATION, REPAIR, MOVING,
REMOVAL, DEMOLITION, CONVERSION, OCCU-
PANCY, USE, HEIGHT, AREA AND MAINTENANCE
OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES IN THE CITY
OF EULESS; REPEALING THE EXISTING BUILDING
CODE AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO, AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary to provide minimum standards to regulate
the design, construction, materials, use and occupancy, location and main-
tenance of buildings and structures, and certain equipment thereof within the
City, to protect and promote the public safety, health, and welfare.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
EULESS, TEXAS:
The 1973 Edition of the Uniform Building Code, Dwelling Construction under
the Uniform Building Code, Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Building,
Uniform Housing Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, with revisions are hereby adopted.
The Building Code of the City of Euless, Texas is hereby revised and amended to
conform to the 1973 Edition of the Uniform Building Code, Dwelling Construction
under the Uniform Building Code, Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous
Building, Uniform Housing Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, and the same as amended
is hereby adopted as the Building Code of the City of Euless, Texas, from the
effective date hereof. One copy of said Uniform Building Code, marked "Exhibit
A", and one copy of the amendments, marked "Exhibit B ", are incorporated herein
by reference and have been filed in the Office of the City Secretary for
permanent record and inspection.
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ORDINANCES REPEALED -
Ordinances 28 and 29, and all ordinances amendatory thereto, are expressly
superseded by the terms of this ordinance.
Building Permits heretofore issued under existing ordinances shall be
valid for the time for which they were issued under the existing building code;
however, upon expiration of said date, the same shall become void.
All pending litigation and existing violations, both civil and criminal,
whether pending in courts or not, under the building code and amendments
therefor superseded by this ordinance, shall not be affected by this ordinance,
but may be prosecuted until final disposition by the courts.
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Since there has been created and exists an urgency and an emergency for
the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and ;velfare requiring
that this ordinance be adopted as an emergency measure by the favorable vote
of four or more of the Euless City Councilmen, this ordinance is passed as
an emergency measure, and shall take and have effect and be in full force from
and after its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED by the City Council of the City of Euless, Texas, on
the 23rd day of March , 1976.
ATTEST:
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City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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City Attorney
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APPROVED:
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MAYOR
EXHIBIT "B" TO ORDINANCE NO. 504
AMENDMENTS TO THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE
FEES, SECTION 303
(a) A Building Inspection Fee shall be paid to the Building Official as
set forth in Table 3 -A.
(b) The determination of the value or valuation shall be made by the Building
Official, if the valuation is understated on the application, permit shall
be denied, unless the applicant can show detailed estimated costs to
meet the approval of the Building Official.
(c) Value or valuation shall be as defined in this Code but shall be based
on a minimum of $15.00 a square foot.
Where work for which a permit is required by this Code is started or
proceeded with prior to obtaining said permit, the fees above specified
shall be increased fifty percent (50 %) but not to exceed five hundred
dollars ($500.00), but the payment of such fee shall not relieve any
persons from fully complying with the requirements of this Code in the
execution of the work nor from any other penalties prescribed herein.
The work will be considered started when foundation excavation is
started.
TABLE 3 -A
INSPECTION FEE SCHEDULE
TOTAL VALUATION
$ 0 to $ 100.00
$ 101.00 to $ 2,000.00
$ 2,001.00 to $ 25,000.00
$ 25,001.00 to $ 50,000.00
$ 50,001.00 to $100,000.00
$100,001.00 and up
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FEE
No fee
$1.00 for each $100.00 valuation,
or fraction thereof
$20.00 for the first $2,000.00
Plus $3.00 for each additional
$1,000.00, or fraction thereof,
to and including $25,000.00
$89.00 for the first $25,000.00
plus $2.50 for each additional
$1,000.00 or fraction thereof to
and including $50,000.00
$151.50 for the first $50,000.00
plus $1.50 for each additional
$1,000.00 or fraction thereof to
and including $100,000.00
$226.50 for the first $100,000.00
plus $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 or fraction thereof
(d) A separate Sign Inspection Fee will be charged, based on the Valu-
ation Fee Schedule in Table 3 -A, with a minimum fee of five dollars
($5.00).
(e) Whenever public streets, alleys or sidewalks are used for con-
struction purpose in Fire Zones No. 1 and 2, fees for the use of
the space shall be paid to the Building Official on the following
basis:
1. If the time does not exceed three (3) days, the fee will equal
to the parking meter rate based on ten hours use per day per
space used.
2. If the time exceeds
one -tenth (1/10) of
walk space used and
square foot of stre,
3. The space for which
includes walkways.
three (3) days, the fee per day will be
one (1) cent per square foot of side -
two- tenths (2/10) of one (1) cent per
�t space used.
the fee is paid for construction purposes
Section 503 (d4) to read as follows:
"In the one -hour occupancy separation between a Group I and J Occupancy, the
separation may be limited to the installation of not less than one -half inch
thickness gypsum board construction on the garage side and a weather- stripped
door will be permitted in lieu of a one -hour fire assembly. Fire dampers shall
not be required in ducts piercing this separation for ducts constructed of not
less than No. 26 gauge galvanized steel."
Section 1109 (c) to read as follows:
"Construction. Construction shall be on non - combustible materials. Open
parking garages shall meet the design requirements of Chapter 23. Ramp -
access open parking garages in which motor vehicles are parked above ground
level shall be provided with steel or concrete guardrails not less than
twenty -four (24) inches in height and designed to withstand a static load of
eight (8) tons applied at any point on the guardrail. Such guardrails shall
be located and adjacent to all outer walls and along the periphery of all
above ground level open decks, floors and roofs used for parking. Mechanical -
access parking garages shall be provided with curb guards not less than
eight (8) inches in height approximately three (3) feet from the outer edge
of each above ground level deck. Ground level parking areas shall be
provided with wheel guards not less than six (6) inches in height so
located as to prevent automobiles from encroaching on adjacent public or
private property."
Section 3302 (c) to read as follows:
"Arrangement of Exits: If only two exits are required they shall be placed
a distance apart equal to not less than one -fifth (1/5) of the perimeter of
the area served measured in a straight line between exits. Where three or
more exits are required they shall be arranged a reasonable distance apart
so that if one becomes blocked others will be available."
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Section 3302 (d) to read as follows:
''Distance to exits: No point in an unsprinklered building shall be more
than one hundred and fifty feet (150') from an exterior exit door, a
horizontal exit passageway, or an enclosed stairway, measured along the
line of travel.
In a building equipped with a complete automatic fire - extinguishing
system, the distance from exits may be increased to two hundred feet (200').
AMENDMENTS TO THE MECHANICAL CODE
Amend Table 5 -B, Page 34 to add the following diagram:
Figure 3. Extent of Protection Required to Reduce Clearance From Gas
Appliance or Vent Connectors
Sheet Metal
Condition Using Combustible Material, or other
Plastered or Unplastered Protection
C
Appliance or
Chimney or Vent Connector
A - equals the required clearance with no protection specified in Tables
No. 5 -A and No. 5-C and in the sections applying to various types of
appliances.
B - equals the reduced clearance permitted in accordance with Table No. 5 -B.
The protection applied to the construction using combustible materials shall
extend far enough in each direction to make C equal to A.
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Amend Section 601 (b), Page 37 as follows:
Space required. When comfort- heating appliances are installed in space
where volume in cubic feet is less than one - twentieth the total maximum
fuel input rate in B.T.U.H. of all appliances, combustion air shall be
supplied from outdoors or from spaces freely connecting with outdoors.
Exception: cooking appliances, refrigerators and dryers need not comply
with above provisions.
Amend Section 601 (c), Page 38 as follows:
(c) In calculating free areas of grilles and louvers covering combustion
air inlets, consideration shall be given to the blocking effect of louvers,
grilles or screens protecting openings. Screens used shall not be smaller
than 1/4 inch mesh and shall be readily accessible for cleaning. If the
free area through a design of louver or grille is known, it should be used
in calculating the size opening required to provide the free area specified.
If the design and free area are not known, it shall be assumed that wood
louvers will have 20 percent free area, metal louvers 50 percent free area
and grilles will have 70 percent free areas.
Amend Table No. 6 -A, Page 41 as follows:
Move footnote at bottom of chart to top of the table.
"This table shall not apply when Section 607 is used."
Amend Section 607 (03, Page 52 for addition as follows:
COMBUSTION AND VENTILATION FOR FORCED DRAFT NATURAL GAS BURNERS.
BOILER ROOM AIR SUPPLY
Size the openings by using the formula, Area (Sq.Ft.) = CFM
FPM
Amount of Air Required (CFM)
Combustion Air = Maximum BHP x 8 CFM /BHP
Ventilation Air = Maximum BHP x 2 CFM /BHP
or a total of 10 CFM BHP, up to 1,000 feet elevation.
Add 3 percent more per 1,000 feet of added elevation where:
CFM = cubic feet per minute
BHP = boiler horsepower
Note: for induced draft burners use same considerations as for gravity
burners.
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Amend Section 705, Page 44 as follows:
Duct furnaces may be installed downstream from cooling coils or air wanhnrs
if the heating element is made of corrosion - resistant material. Stainless
steel, ceramic- coated steel, or an aluminum- coated steel in which the bond
between the steel and the aluminum is an iron - aluminum alloy, are considered
to be corrosion- resistant. Air washers operating with chilled water "hich
deliver air below the dew point of the ambient air at the appliance are con-
sidered as cooling systems.
All duct furnaces shall be approved and carry the seal of the American Gas
Association (A.G.A.). A plate indicating the approved clearances shall be
mounted on the heater.
Furnace shall have a condensate drain outlet in the bottom of the unit. Drain
outlet shall discharge through a non - ferrous line to a floor drain, or other
approved drain outlet.
Each duct heater shall be equipped with a limit switch,
having a
top setting
of 250
degrees. Wiring to gas valve shall
be installed
in such
a manner that
the gas
valve will not open unless the fan
circuit is energized.
An air f M.'
switch,
suitable for system velocity, shall
be located in
the duct
Ketween the
fan and
heater and incorporated in the gas
valve wiring
circuit
to assure the
flow of
air through the heater before the main
gas valve
opens.
Heaters shall be erected in accordance with their listing, and shall be safely
and adequately supported with due consideration given to their height.
Hangers, brackets and stands shall be non - combustible material.
The ducts connected to duct furnaces shall have removable access panels on
both the upstream and downstream sides of the furnace - minimum size of access
panels 11" x 13 ".
Reason for Change: Provide new requirements not now included in the code.
Amend Section 706 (f), Page 45 as follows:
Ducts for Blower -type Warm -air Furnace. Except as provided in Subsection (g)
of this Section, circulating air supply for every fuel -fired blower -type uarm-
air furnace shall be conducted into the blower housing from outside the furnace
space by continuous airtight ducts.
Exception: Non -fuel burning furnaces may take circulating air from within the
furnace space; however, no source may be used as prohibited by Section 706 (g).
Reason for Chancre: There is no need for this equipment as electric furnaces
do not use combustion air.
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Amend Section 706 (g) 5, Page 45 as follows:
Exception. This shall not apply to:
1. Fireplaces, fireplace appliances, residential cooking appliances. ,nd
residential clothes dryers installed within the room or space.
2. A gravity type comfort heating system.
3. A blower -type comfort heating system complying with the following
requirements:
Where the circulating air supply is taken from a room or space
having a volume exceeding one cubic foot for each 10 B.T.U.
fuel in put rate of all fuel - burning appliances therein.
At least 75 percent of the conditioned air is discharged back into
the same room or space.
No circulating air supply inlet is located wlihln 10 Feet of any
appliance firebox or draft diverter in the same enclosed room or
space.
Reason for Change: Clarification of Intent.
Amend Section 708, Page 46 as follows:
Add a fifth paragraph as follows: The area where an attic furnace is
located shall be floored not less than three feet (3') in r;idth on the control
side of the unit. Flooring shall extend eighteen inches (18 '') beyond the
cooling coil and filter sections. A stair or minimum ladder construction of
2 x 4's with steps on eleven inch (1111) centers shall give access to the attic.
Reason for Change: To provide a work space for the cooling coil and its drain,
to change the filters and to provide a means of access to the equipment.
Ladder construction is given to stop the building of unsafe ladders with steps
on 30 -inch centers.
Amend Section 807 (c), Page 53 as follows:
(c) Unvented. No unvented fuel - burning room heater shall be installed in
any Group D, H, or I Occupancy nor shall any such heater be installed in any
building, whether as a new or as a replacement installation, unless permitted
by this Section.
Reason for Change: The retroactive provisions Would present a hardship on low-
income housing and would be difficult to enforce.
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Amend to add a proposed new section, 808, Page 54 as follows:
"Indirect vented gas -fired heaters (Infra -Red) , not rcquirirg j an indivi._iu.-1
flue pipe, shall be installed only in spaces which have a nrininiwii infiltration
of one air change per hour for general ventilation. Provision shall he made
for ventilation air to be discharged from high points under the roof or other
approved location.
1. Threshold value of CO2 shall not exceed 5,000 ppm in accordance k :ith
ASHRE GUIDE Minimum ventilation requireirnents to maintain this cc,nd I Lion
when burning either natural gas or propane is 4.2C.F.M. per 1,000 BTU's.
2. When autocratic recycling controls are not an integral part of the
heating unit, it shall be furnished with 100 percent shut off.
3. Infra -red heaters, equipped with a vent outlet shall be vented to the
outside of the enclosing building. Listed vent cap shall be increased
one size larger than the vent pipe, using an approved reducer. Method
of venting shall conform to the manufacturer's recommendations."
Reason for Change: To establish a minimum combustion air standard and a
means of exhausting products of combustion as a life safety measure trhen
infra -red heaters are used in enclosed spaces.
Amend Section 1107 (g), Page 89 as follows:
Section 1107 (g) Duct Enclosure. Ducts penetratinni a ceiling, -,all or
floor shall be enclosed from the point of penetration to the ouLsico air as
required for vertical openings in the Building Code. Enclosure re�,ire-<nts
are from the point of penetration to the outside air %.!iLh :i _ible
two -hour rated enclosure in Type 1 and Type 11 (r,iason_ry non- co-rnbust i 6l el
construction and one -hour rated enclosures in all other types.
Exception: Single -story buildings and 1 Occupancies do not require enclosures.
1. The shaft or enclosure shall be separated from the duct by a minimum of
three inches and a maximum of twelve inches and this area shall he
ventilated to the outside air. Such enclosure shall be sealed at the
point of penetration. The shaft or enclosure shall be used exclusively
to enclose a single grease exhaust duct system.
Reason for Change: To provide UBC, Volume 1 data to persons using UBC,
Volume II and to clarify Exception.
Amend Section 1107 (1), Page 89 for addition as follows:
Section 1107 ( I ) AUtOInatic Fire. Extincluishinq Systems. Th" ind
the r duct vent ) systems shat 1 be er LLLD'Od U t 1 �rn_�utoni it ic,iI I ✓ -c tu_rted
approved f i re-ext i nqu i sh i ng system, an approved sLcom jet system, or an
approved fire protection system (grease extractor device). Surface cooking
appliances shall also be protected by approved extinquishinri eguipmenL.
Fire extinquishinq or fire protection s stems crease extr,I(tyr_d'� shall
be 1 i s ted by Under�-)r i ters' Labora for i es . Inc.., as <I unit for l ha t cc iJi i c
purpose an(] sha l l be installed i n accordance �J th t he rc< r it c i, °n t s t I -or th
in [lie report of UnderwriLersI Laboratories, Inc. or t,hcn not listed as a
system, shall be installed in accordance with National Fire Protection Asso-
ciation Pamphlet Nos. 12, 13, 16, and 17. The operation of any extirci_uishinq
system shall automatically shut off all sources of fuel and heat to .311 cook-
ing equipment except for the fuel supply to proved _ca� s pilots. A r1anu,-, l
operation shall be required to re- establish the fuel or heat suppl"'. l;'hen
gaseous fuels are used, a permanent notice shall be posted at tie r<set
device cautioning the operator to shut off Lhe qas at all appliances before
resetting the device.
Note: Electrically heated equipment other than fat fryers, need not be
provided with energy shut off.
Automatic fire extinguishing tanks shall be located outside kitchen or food
preparation areas or shall be enclosed in a metal housir(_ ;,11 chrmi CC] l
fire extinguishinq systems shall be installed by a licensed installer cer-
tified by the State Fire Marshal.
When a centrifugal fan is used it shall be positioned so the discharue out-
let is in a bottom horizontal position and the air shall be so diverted that
there will be no impingement on the roof, other equipment or parts of the
structure.
Reason for Change: Necessary in order to comply with State Law HBF26 and
NFPA96 requirements.
Amend Section 1108, Page 89 as follows:
Section 1108 Exhaust Outlets. Exhaust outlets for ducts that conve\., noxious
gases, flammable vapors, corrosive vapors, and for ducts servings co- rnercial
food heat- processing equipment, shall terminate outside of the building and
at least 10 feet from any adjacent buildings, ad- jacent property line, or air
intake opening into any building, and shall he located at least 10 feet above
the adjoining grade level. Every such exhaust outlet %,,hick is located <+ove
the roof shall extend at least 2 feet above the roof surface. Exh,lusL outlets
for hoods serving dwelling units shall terminate outside the. building.
Exceptions:
1. Exhaust outlets for duets serving conrnrercial food heat- processincl
equipment may terminate a minimum of 5 Feet from any adjric.ent buildinq,
adjacent property line or air intake opening into a building iI- (he
air From the exhaust outlet is discharged Onvay from such location.
2. Upon approval of the BU ildinq Official, the exhaust from
commercial food heat- processing equipment Wray t(�rniinate
engineered air recovery system for recirculation to the
hood is located.
in
hoods crving
in a Properly
room in which the
3. Dwelling units may use an activated charcoal filter in Iieu of
exhausting to outside.
Reason for Change: To provide requirements for safe installation of hoods
when installed in Group I occupancies.
Amend Section 1109, Page 90 as follows:
Hoods. Section 1109 (a). Location. A hood shall be installed at or abov"
all commercial food heat- processing equipment in a food establishrient. For
the purpose of this Code, a food estolhlishment shall include any `.�ui]dinn or
portion thereof appropriated to the processing of food but shall riot include
a dwelling unit.
Provisions shall be made for air to enter room in which the hood is located
at not less than the design rate. (already adopted by ICBO)
Make -up air from outside the building shall be washed and /or filtered before
entering a food preparation area.
(b) Material and Installation. All canopy and non canopy type hoods shall
comply with the following requirements.
1. Every hood shall be constructed of galvanized steel, stainless steel,
copper, or other material approved for the use intended. Hoods
constructed of galvanized steel shall be not less than No. 18
Galvanized Sheet Gauge. Hoods of stainless steel shall not be lighter
than No. 20 manufacturing standard gaucle. Hoods constructed of
copper shall be of copper sheets weighing not less than 21+ ounces per
square foot.
2. Every hood shall be securely fastened in place by noncombustible
supports.
3. Every joint and seam shall be substantially tight. No solder shall be
used, except for sealing a joint or seam.
4. Every hood shall be so designed and installed to provide for thorouc;h
cleaning of the entire hood.
5. When grease gutters are provided, they shall drain to a collecting
receptacle fabricated, designed and installed to be readily accessible
for cleaning.
6. Every portion of a hood shall have c.1ea1-011re I roni ble ( 011',1 ru"t ion
of riot less than 18 inches. This be redur''d to nut
than 3 inches provided the combustible material is protected Uirh III, ileIiIIs
as specified in Section 1107. Hoods less than 12 inches from the ceiling
or wall shall be flashed solid with approved metal.
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7. Grease fi1tors or other means of c1reose extract ion, if used, s'1al1 he of
steel construction, or other approved material, designed for tht,
specific purpose and shall be readily accessihle for civanin;.
8. The height of the lowest edge of a grease filter located above the
cooking surface or the heating surface shall be not less than that
set forth in Table No. 11 -A.
9. Drains for In-place Cl can i nq. Where such f i i tors or (Ircase r vers
are designed for clean ina in place with steam, hot ti1111,ter, or iriilar
means, the drains therefrom shall be installed in accordance ;ith
app] i cab 1 e local pl umb i nd and see :cr wa i n ten�)nce_ re:iu 1 a t ions , and the
cleaning system shall be capable of effectively performing its intended
function.
(e) SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CANOPY TYPE HOODS. Canopy type cor1riercial
cooking hoods shall comply with the following requirements in addition to
all other requirements for hoods'specified in this Chapter:
1. The inside edge of the hood shall overhang or extend a horizontal
distance of not less than 1 foot on all open sides beyond the edce
of the cooking surface.
2. The maximum vertical distance between the lip of the hood and the
cooking surface shall be not more than 4 feet.
3. The hood ventilation system shall exhaust through the hood a
minimum quantity of air as determined by either - of the following
formulas:
(A)
Hood open
all four sides
Q-1 >0"
(B)
Hood open
on three sides or less
Q =100A
(C)
Non- canopy,
prefabricated ''back
shelf''
leet per aninute per l ineal foot. of Cooking
type hoods. In accordance with
manu-
otherwise
facturers
instructions or
Q=300L
velocity
Q = Exhaust
air in cubic Feet Der
minute
A = Face
area of hood in square
feet
L = Total
length in feet of the
cooking appliance(s
being
ventilated, measured parallel
to the
front
edge of the appliance(s)
(d) Exhaust Air for Non- canopy Type Hoods. In addition
to all
other re-
quir-ernents
for hoods specified in this Chapter, the
volumr
of exhaustinq
through a
non- canopy type hood to the duct r,y" I ('in shol
1 h"
not I""'' 111.)n
250 cubic
leet per aninute per l ineal foot. of Cooking
unless
otherwise
approvccl by the Buildinq Official. In no
.,s "11,111
tht'
velocity
of air at the cooking surface be less 1_11,111
30 fc.el
per minute.
Reason for Change: Necessary in order to comply with Stale Law H1326 and
NFPA96 requirements.
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Delete second paragraph of Subparagraph 1 which reads as follows:
"Each exhaust ventilation system shall be controlled by a readily accessible
emergency ventilation switch located within 2 feet of the switch specified
in Section 1509 and the switch shall be labeled to comply with Section 1519."
Reason for Change: To eliminate a too stringent requirement.
Amend Section 1510 as follows:
Rewrite the fifth paragraph, Page 106 as follows:
"Iron or steel refrigerant piping 1 1/2 inch nominal size and smaller and
containing liquid refrigerant shall have a minimum wall thickness of not less
than that specified in U.M.C. Standard no. 15-2; Table No. 15 -2 -A for
Schedule 80 pipe, or Schedule 40 pipe if all field joints are welded. The
use of longitudinal butt - welded pipe of Schedule 80 or Schedule 40 shall not
be permitted."
Reason for Change: To conform to Section 15.206 and Table 15-2 -A as far
as the capacity of each schedule pipe indicated has the same capacity to
resist internal pressures.
Amend Section 1510, Exception No. 2 under Exception, Page 107 as follows:
Reword as follows:
"Tubing installed in the first or ground floor of one or two - family
residential buildings, or a multi - family occupancies, when such tubing
contains Group I refrigerant and is placed in underfloor locations or
where not subject to damage from an external source."
Reason for Change: To provide for multi - family occupancies in the exception.
Amend Section 1520 as follows:
Delete last paragraph of Item 3, Page 116 which reads as follows:
"Every test required by this Section shall be conducted by the owner or
contractor in the presence of the Building Official."
Reason for Change: To eliminate an impractical requirement on the part of
the Building Official.
Amend Section 1701, Page 117 as a deletion:
Delete all of Chapter 17, (Cooling Towers).
Reason for Change: Provisions covering this topic are inadequate.
Amend Sections 1801 -1805, Pages 118 -120 as deletions:
Delete all of Chapter 18, (Incinerators).
Reason for Change: This topic will be covered by the Uniform Building Code.
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