anaheim-gazette 1960-02-05

B6-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Calif., Fr., Feb. 5, 1960) In any clothes, linen, or broom closets, SECTION $300.22. Outlets. All outlets and appurtenances shall be left clean, exposed and uncovered. Any person covering any outlets in any buildings shall, at their own expense locate and uncover such outlet, or outlets and shall repair all damage in locating such outlet, or outlets. SECTION $300.26. Transformers. Bell furnace or low voltage control transformers shall be installed in a grounded metal can or in a separate compartment of a distribution panel located at the distribution center on a separate circuit, or on the appliance branch circuit and provided with an isolating switch. All condensors of transformers rated fifty watts or twenty-four volts shall be safely provided with overcurrent protective devices. SECTION $300.27. Electrical Standards for Trailer Park Wiring. Equipment. This article shall apply to all electrical utilization equipment which operates at more than 25 volts, or which transmits, transfers, or utilizes more than 50 watts in trailer parks and trailer coaches in trailer parks, and also applies to the installation of transformers, service equipment, and other equipment used for supply or control of electrical energy when such equipment is installed in such places as covered by this article. Installation of Materials. All wiring where not specifically covered by this Ordinance shall be installed in accordance with the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California, General Orders 55 of the State of California, or any other State laws that may apply to wiring. Electrical installation in Cabanas. All electrical work shall be installed and maintained in accordance with the electrical requirements for dwelling as found in the Anaheim Municipal Electrical Code and the wiring methods as found in the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California. Wiring. All electrical wiring shall be enclosed within the walls of the building except that surface wiring shall be of approved types. Demand Service and Feeders. Service and feeders shall be determined on 100% demand on first ten (10) spaces, 80% on second ten (10) spaces, and 50% for all over the first twenty (20) spaces. Service and feeders shall be calculated on the basis of 2400 watts (20 amps, 120 volts) minimum per site up to twenty-five (25) feet in length; 3600 watts (30 amps, 120 volts) minimum per site. Site service supply shall terminate on the same side of site as the sewer tran. Diagram. An electrical diagram and complete specifications acceptable to the enforcing agency shall be submitted with each set of drawings. Underground Cable. If underground direct burial cable is to be used, it shall be a minimum of two (2) feet in the ground and protected from damage with a cover prior to backfilling the trench. Covering to be two (2) inch by six (6) inch redwood or equivalent. Cable shall not be permitted less than one (1) foot radial distance from water sewer or gas lines. Wiring. In every trailer park electric wiring fixtures and equipment shall be installed in a safe and approved workmanlike manner and maintained to the satisfaction of the Electrical Inspector. Lightning Circuits. Every cabana shall have not less than one (1) light circuit and two (2) appliance receptacles installed at convenient locations. The outlets shall be on separate branch circuits independent of any circuit supplying a trailer or other building or cabana. Electrical heating equipment shall be served by separate branch circuits. Awnings. No electrical outlets shall be installed or used within any awning other than those installed on the exterior of a trailer coach. Illumination. In every trailer park there shall be installed and kept burning from sunset to sunrise sufficient artificial light to adequately illuminate every building containing public foillets and public showers, and the area or tract of land containing the trailer park. Exposed non-current—carrying metal parts of all trailers and other equipment shall be grounded in one of the following ways: (a) By means of a grounding conductor run with the circuit conductors in cable assemblies of the approved outdoor type or flexible cord type "a" or equal, provided an approved multi-prong plug or equivalent is used, one prong for the purpose of connecting such ground conductor to the grounded metal raceway or cable armor; this conductor may be uninsulated but if an individual covering is provided for this conductor it shall be finished to show a green color. An additional contact shall be provided in the receptacle for ground purposes. (b) Any equipment directly connected to a grounded metallic wiring system is acceptable in lieu of the requirements of sub-division (a) of this section. Exposed non-current carrying metal parts of motors generally follows: Line voltage between 125 volts shall be computed thickness. 6. The grounding conductor stalled as direct burial wire comply with the requirement this Division for undergroud conductors. (d) Where direct burial conductor or leave the earth, the tors shall be installed in an approved for the conditions shown. (e) Direct burial conductor only be spliced or taped in stable pull boxes or junction tors. (f) All types of the same SECTION $300.31. Community Inns and Locations. Calculations for feeders on for above buildings shall be the tables in Section $300.31. than two convenience outlets cult at ironing board location SECTION $300.32. Temporary Pole. (a) Minimum size pole should be 6x120 pole shall be erect plumb position bottom four feet creosoted and buried four ground. (b) Minimum size per service shall be 25' full creosote tree buried 5' in ground. Service cap-and conduit tend to a height of four ground level. Conduit shall less than % inch trade size. Conductors to line side of swift not be less than No. $ A.W. in size. Conduits shall be encased conduit or wood molding just under service cap and down pole for a distance of SECTION $300.33. Same Sections Equipment. All service equipment such cans, switches, panels and reels shall be of a type class as rain tight equipment. SECTION $300.34. Same Gear. If water line is not available grounding, a driven ground missible if the driven ground smaller than % inch galvanized or approved ground rod drive depth of sight feet. The neutral ground shall smaller than No. $ A.W.G. closed in % inch rigid condition All nipples entering switch cluding service conduit shall by use of bond bushing and A.W.G. wire to the ground source. SECTION $300.35. Same Rewire capacities used shall three-wire polarized type at 110 volt or 220 volt shall that is not interchangeable SECTION $300.36. Computed Load Curve Current carrying capacity our voltages shall be compared follows: Line voltage between 125 volts shall be computed Municipal wiring methods as found in the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California. Wiring. All electrical wiring shall be enclosed within the walls of the building except that surface wiring shall be of approved types. Demand Service and Feeders. Service and feeders shall be determined on 100% demand on first ten (10) spaces, 50% on second ten (10) spaces, and 50% for all over the first twenty (20) spaces. Service and feeders shall be calculated on the basis of 2400 watts (20 amps, 120 volts) minimum per site up to twenty-five (25) feet in length; 3000 watts (30 amps, 120 volts) minimum per site for all trailer sites over twenty-five (25) feet in length. No demand is allowed on branch circuits for individual trailer sites. No demand allowed for other loads. Overcurrent Protection. The maximum size overcurrent protection shall not exceed the rating of the receptacle at the trailer site. Other sizes of overcurrent protection shall be in accordance with table in Section $300.22. SECTION $300.22. Wiring Devices. There shall be a grounded receptacle at all sites based on a minimum of 30 amps, for all sites up to twenty-five (25) feet in length and 30 amps, minimum for all sites over twenty-five (25) feet in length but in no case shall the receptacle be rated less than the overload protection used. Wire Sizes. For Utility Buildings: Lighting circuits...No.14 wire with 15 amp. fuse—12 outlets maximum Appliance circuits general ...No.12 wire with 20 amp. fuse—8 outlets maximum Appliance circuits laundry room ...No.12 wire with 20 amp. fuse—2 outlets maximum Exception: Several Motors on One Branch Circuit. Two or more motors may be connected to the same branch circuit under the following conditions. Two (2) or more motors each not exceeding one (1) horsepower in rating and each having a full-load rated current not exceeding 6 amps, may be used on a branch circuit protected at not more than 20 amps at 125 volts or less, or 15 amps at 600 volts or less. Individual running overcurrent protection is not required, unless the motor is automatically started or is out of sight of the starting location. Minimum Vertical Clearance for Wire. (at Lowest Point of Sag) Nature of Clearance. Low voltage, 0-750 volts Above streets and along streets in a trailer park...20 feet Above areas (other than thoroundside) where it is possible to drive vehicles...16 feet Above areas accessible to pedestrians only...12 feet Above structures...5 feet (Trailer shall be considered a structure when parked on site.) "THOROUGHFARE," as used in this section, means any public or private highway, avenue, street, road, alley or other place generally used for vehicular use. Allowable Capacities of Conductors in Amperes. Rubber Type R, Type RW, Type RU, Type RH Thermo Weather Size Plastic Type T, Proof & AWG Type TW Outside Wir MCM Amperes Ing Amperes Current carrying capacityous voltages shall be complies follows: Line voltage between 125 volts, shall be computed by three-wire polarized type at 110 volt or 220 volt shall be that is not interchangeable SECTION $300.35. Receptacles used shall three-wire polarized type at 110 volt or 220 volt shall be that is not interchangeable SECTION $300.35. Load Cups All fluorescent fixtures former-type welders, mercury fixture or high voltage gas or sign shall be provided with lamps which shall correctly state their name or trademark voltage, total watts and power. No such equipment shall be stalled in which the power less than 90 percent. All listed equipment shall have writers laboratory label or testing laboratory label. Light or sign shall be grounded, either by a permit approved metallic connection grounded circuit system, grounded circuit system, total watts and power. Flexible approved cord, one of which shall be a grounded connector to a separator of a polarized attachment manner that a grounding cable is made when such cap is into a polarized plug. All Fluorescent and Fixtures. Fixture Mounting containing ballasts or trays shall be mounted not less than inches from low density cellboard or similar combustion materials unless the fixtures proved for surface contact materials. Fixtures having ballasts or transformers shall installed that such ballasts SECTION $300.39. Table of Group Occupancy Divisions A Assembly Built B Assembled Built C Assembly Built D Stadiums Revived E Public Garages, Point Lum Storage Drives Plants using flammable Paint Shops and Spares Pooms and Shops, Plaza Box Factories and Mattress Factories of Hazardous and hazardous liquids and Services Stations, and Workshops using not highly flammable buitable goods. sible to drive vehicles ... 16 feet Above areas accessible to pedestrians only ... 12 feet Above structures ... 5 feet (Trailer shall be considered a structure when parked on site.) "THOROUGHFARE," as used in this section, means any public or private highway, avenue, street, road, alley or other place generally used for vehicular use. Allowable Capacities of Conductors in Ampères. Rubber Type R, Type RW, Type RU, Type RH Thermo Weather-Size Plastic Type T, Proof & AWG Type TW Outside Wiring Amperes 12 ... 20 ... 30 ... 35 ... 40 ... 50 ... 50 ... 70 ... 90 ... 80 ... 100 ... 90 ... 125 ... 150 ... 125 ... 200 00 ... 150 ... 225 000 ... 175 ... 275 0000 ... 225 ... 325 SECTION $200.29. Voltage Drop. Voltage drop shall not exceed 5% on distribution system. (Demand Load). Rules Overhead Lines. All outside and overhead wiring shall conform to the standards of the California Public Utilities "Rules for Overhead Line Construction." All overhead wiring within the park shall be covered with double braid weather-proof or better. Exposure. All switches, receptacles and control equipment located outdoors shall be in a weatherproof or six sided enclosure so constructed or protected that exposure to the weather will not interfere with its successful operation. No Pull Chains. All lights in utility buildings must be switched. No pull chains allowed. Protective Devices. All overcurrent protective devices on branch circuits shall be non-tamperable. Control Equipment. Control equipment shall be located not less than three (3) feet nor more than six (6) feet six (6) inches above the ground or with a permanent working platform. Sufficient space shall be provided and maintained about electrical equipment to permit ready and safe operation. Where parts require examination, adjustment, or repair during operation or while live parts are exposed, adequate working space shall be provided and maintained to permit this work being performed safely. This work-space shall not be less than two and one-half (2½) feet. Road Lighting. A minimum of two (2) foot canals is required for protective yard lighting on all roadways and walkways. Site Service Supply. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used underneath the asphalt paving of automobile parking lots, automobile sales lots, drive-in theaters and the like. (b) Direct burial cable for circuits of over 600 volts may be used on airports and similar premises where pole line construction would be a hazard to life and where the length of underground runs make other wiring methods impracticable. Such wiring may only be installed by special permission and in conformity with those requirements the Department considers necessary to insure a reasonably safe installation. Raceways. (a) Where extending into buildings, or under footings, or pavements or the like, conductors approved for direct burial may be run in conduit. The ends of conduits that extend into building or above ground shall be terminated in accordance with the requirements of Part 3 of this Code. A conduit bushing shall be provided at the underground end of a conduit where a change is made from metal conduit to direct burial cable. The underground ends of such conduit need not be accessible. (b) Isolated sections of metallic raceways shall be grounded. The grounding conductor may be run as a direct burial conductor. Installation of Direct Burial Conductors of Less Than 600 Volts. (a) Direct burial conductors shall not be installed in filled ground or in locations under drainage ditches. (b) Metal armored direct burial cable shall be installed at least one foot below the ground surface, except when in wiring enclosures approved for the locations involved. (c) Other types of direct burial cable shall be installed as follows: 1. The conductors shall be buried at least 18 inches below the ground surface. 2. The conductors shall be installed in a trench independent of any trench for piping or conduits. 3. The conductors shall not be laid in any trench through solid rock or containing sharp rock, unless suitable bedding and covering earth is employed. 4. The conductors shall be separated at least eight inches from any piping or conduit crossing the conductor trench. 5. The conductors shall be protected on the top side by a creosoted redwood plank at least six inches wide and two inches in wiring method outside of the exterior perimeter walls and footings of buildings. Direct burial conductors shall not be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used underneath the asphalt paving of automobile parking lots, automobile sales lots, drive-in theaters and the like. (b) Direct burial cable for circuits of over 600 volts may be used on airports and similar premises where pole line construction would be a hazard to life and where the length of underground runs make other wiring methods impracticable. Such wiring may only be installed by special permission and in conformity with those requirements the Department considers necessary to insure a reasonably safe installation. Raceways. (a) Where extending into buildings, or under footings, or pavements or the like, conductors approved for direct burial may be run in conduit. The ends of conduits that extend into building or above ground shall be terminated in accordance with the requirements of Part 3 of this Code. A conduit bushing shall be provided at the underground end of a conduit where a change is made from metal conduit to direct burial cable. The underground ends of such conduit need not be accessible. (b) Isolated sections of metallic raceways shall be grounded. The grounding conductor may be run as a direct burial conductor. Installation of Direct Burial Conductors of Less Than 600 Volts. (a) Direct burial conductors shall not be installed in filled ground or in locations under drainage ditches. (b) Metal armored direct burial cable shall be installed at least one foot below the ground surface, except when in wiring enclosures approved for the locations involved. (c) Other types of direct burial cable shall be installed as follows: 1. The conductors shall be buried at least 18 inches below the ground surface. 2. The conductors shall be installed in a trench independent of any trench for piping or conduits. 3. The conductors shall not be laid in any trench through solid rock or containing sharp rock, unless suitable bedding and covering earth is employed. 4. The conductors shall be separated at least eight inches from any piping or conduit crossing the conductor trench. 5. The conductors shall be protected on the top side by a creosoted redwood plank at least six inches wide and two inches in wiring method outside of the exterior perimeter walls and footings of buildings. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Direct burial conductors may be run at right angles under sidewalks or driveways that are not more than 12 feet wide. 2. Direct burial conductors may be used as a wiring method underneath sidewalls or pavement. EXCEPTIONS: 1. 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The grounding conductor installed as direct burial wire shall comply with the requirements of this Division for undergrounded conductors. (d) Where direct burial conductors enter or leave the earth, the conductors shall be installed in raceways approved for the conditions involved. (e) Direct burial conductors shall be spaced or taped in accessible pull boxes or injection boxes. (f) All wires of the same circuit will be installed in the same trench. SECTION $300.31. Community Buildings and Laundry Locations. Calculations for feeders or service or above buildings shall be based on the table in Section $300.21. No more than two convenience outlets per circuit at ironing board locations. SECTION $300.32. Temporary Service Pole. (a) Minimum size pole shall be 4" x 20" pole shall be erected in aumb position bottom four feet shall be crossted and buried five feet in ground. Service cap and conduit shall extend to a height of four feet above ground level. Conduit shall not be less than 8% inch trade size. Service conductors to line side of switch shall not be less than No. 5 A.W.G. wire in size. Conduits shall be encased in fibre conduit or wood mold starting under service cap and extending down pole for a distance of sight feet. SECTION $300.33. Same Service Equipment. All service equipment such as meters, switches, panels and receptacles of a type classed as approved in tight equipment. SECTION $300.34. Same Grounding. If water line is not available for grounding, a driven ground is permissible if the driven ground is not smaller than 8% inch galvanized pipe or approved ground rod driven to a depth of sight feet. The neutral ground shall not be smaller than No. 5 A.W.G. wire enclosed in 1/4 inch rigid conduit. All nipples entering case including service conduit shall be bonded use of bond bushing and No. 5 A.W.G. wire to the ground pipe in switch. SECTION $300.35. Same Receptacles. Receptacles used shall be of a three-wire polarized type and if for 110 volt or 220 volt shall be of a type that is not interchangeable. SECTION $300.36. Computation of Load Currents. Current carrying capacity for various voltages shall be computed as follows: Line voltage between 100 and 225 volts, shall be computed as 120 formers shall not be in contact with combustible material. SECTION $300.37. Emergency and Exit Lighting Requirements. (a) Exit Illumination. Exits shall be illuminated at all times with light having an intensity of not less than one foot candle at floor level. (b) Exit Signs. At every exit doorway, and wherever otherwise required to clearly indicate the direction of greens, an exit sign with letters at least five inches high shall be provided from all areas serving the occupant load specified in this subsection. In interior stairways the floor level leading direct to the exterior shall be clearly indicated. 1. Groups B, C, D and H occupant load of more than 50. 2. All other occupancies, serving an occupant load of more than 100. (e) Illumination of Signs. Exits shall be lighted in the following occupancies with two electric lamps of not less than 15 watts each, in the manner specified in this subsection. 1. Two separate sources of supply shall be required for Group A occupancy and Division 1 and 2 of Group B, except buildings with occupant loads less than 750 persons used in churches, lodges, recreation halls and gymnasiums. 2. Separate circuits, one which shall be separated from all other circuits in the building, shall be required for the following occupancies: (a) Groups A, B, and C occupants with an occupant load of over 300 persons and not otherwise regulated in this subsection. (b) Groups D and H occupancies with an occupant load over 100 persons. (c) Group F occupancies with an occupant load over 1,000 persons. (d) Emergency Service. 1. Group "A" Occupancy Emergency Service shall mean a separate independent service used exclusively to supply emergency lights, exit lights, or emergency equipment required by this Chapter, or any Code Ordinance or Order, and which service is supplied by one of the following methods: (a) By a different serving agency than that supplying the general lighting or equipment. (b) By a different primary mains from the same or different substation than the mains supplying the general lighting or equipment. 2. Group "B" Occupancy Emergency Service shall mean an approved storage battery used exclusively to supply emergency lights, exit lights, or emergency equipment required by this section. able permanently installed receptacles. 2. The provision of this Chapter shall not apply to installations used by Electric Supply, railway or communication utilities in the exercise of their functions as a utility. 3. The installation, alternation or renewal of electrical equipment installed by or for an Electricity Supply Agency for the use of such agency in the generation, transmission distribution or metering of electricity. (d) Application for such permit describing the work to be done shall be made in writing to the Electrical Inspector by the person, firm or corporation installing the work. The Application shall be accompanied by such plans specifications and schedules as may be necessary to determine whether the installation is described will be in conformity with the requirements of this Chapter and of the Electrical Safety Orders of the State of California. If it shall be found that the installation is described will conform with all legal requirements and with the provisions of this Chapter and of the State of California, a permit may be made from the Installation described in the permit without the written approval of the Electrical Inspector. (e) In lieu of an individual permit for each installation or alteration annually permit shall upon application therefore, be issued to any person regularly employing one or more registered Maintenance Electricians for the purpose of installing wiring or equipment in or buildings or premises owned or occupied by the Applicant for the permit. The application for this annual permit shall be made in writing to the Electrical Inspector and the name and registration number of each Maintenance Electrician employed and the local description of the premises on which the work is to be done under the permit. (f) In the event that more than one Maintenance Electrician is employed the employer shall designate the Maintenance Electrician who shall supervise the work of the others. (e) The Maintenance Electrician shall currently keep an accurate record in duplicate of all electrical work which has been done under the annual permit during the preceding calendar month, and such current record should be accessible to the Electrical Inspector. (h) Within fifteen days following the end of each calendar month, the person to whom an annual permit has been issued shall transmit to the Electrical Inspector a duplicate copy of the maintenance Electrician's record of electrical work done. (i) Submission of a false statement constitute sufficient cause for revoking any electrical permits issued Motors Not over 1 HP Over 1 HP and not over 3 HP Over 3 HP and not over 5 HP Over 5 HP and not over 8 HP Over 8 HP and not over 15 HP Over 15 HP and not over 20 HP Over 20 HP and not over 50 HP Extra outlet for portable over 2 HP each Outlets for Commercial, Motels, and Existing Residential Parking, and Xmas Lights First 20 outlets, each Additional outlets each For each 5 ft. or fraction multi-outlet assembly For each multiple appliance let assembly Slims and High Potential Lighting: One sign and one transfer Each additional sign is an transformer with an amplifier same building. For each extra time transistor Each additional sign is an transformer on same level Stem and one transformer to a new location. For each additional size transformer moved to a new location. For altering or changing length of an existing sign For connecting (hook-up) sign or decorative outlaw Lamp Holding Devices U.Signs or Marques: For each lamp holding used in connection with or more power up to 120 inclusive, ex Next 100 each For each additional Temporary, Permanent or Construction Poles: For temporary, permanent construction poles, each Temporary Underground Work-with services: Temporary Underground Temporary Work-with services (residential) Temporary Work-with services (commercial) Transformers Not over KW Over 4 KW and not over 8 KW Over 8 KW and not over 15 KW Over 15 KW and not over 20 KW Over 20 KW and not over 50 KW Over 50 KW NOTE: For any electrical for which a permit is required but for which is herein provided. For any self-contained wiring approved A fee of $10.00 shall be paid annually Maintenance Electrician's record The neutral ground shall not be smaller than 14 inch rigid conduit. All plumbing entry switch case including service conduit shall be bonded by use of bond bushing and No. 8 A.W.G. wire to the ground pipe in switch. SECTION $300.35. Same. Receptacles. Receptacles used shall be of a three-wire polarized type and if for 110 volt or 220 volt shall be of a type that is not interchangeable. SECTION $300.36. Computation of Load Currents. Current carrying capacity for various voltages shall be computed as follows: Line voltage between 100 and 125 volts, shall be computed as 120 volts; line voltage between 210 and 250 volts shall be computed as 240 volts. Three phase 4-wire lighting shall be computed 120-208 volts. SECTION $300.37. Gaseous Tube Lights and Other Devices. (a) Each fluorescent fixture, transformer-type welders, mercury vapor fixture or high voltage gas tube light or sign shall be provided fixed in lamp holder after installation which shall correctly state the manufacturer's name or trademark and the voltage, total watts and power factor. No such equipment shall be installed in which the power factor is less than 90 per cent. All above listed equipment shall have underwriter laboratory label or recognized testing laboratory label. Every such light or sign shall be effectively grounded, either by a permanent and approved metallic connection to a grounded circuit system, or by a flexible cord, one conductor of which shall be a grounding conductor connected to a separate blade of a polarized attachment cap in such manner that a grounding connection is made when such cap is inserted into a polarized plug. (b) All Fluorescent and Slim Line Fixtures, Fixture Mounting, Fixtures containing ballasts or transformers shall be mounted not less than 1½ inches from low density cellulose fiber board or similar combustible materials unless the fixtures are approved for surface contact with such materials. Fixtures having exposed ballasts or transformers shall be installed that such ballasts or transient SECTION $300.39. Table of Groups of Occupancy. Group Occupancy Division Stance In Any One Room Assembly Buildings Yes 1,000 or more Less than 1,000 Assembly Buildings No 300or more Less than 300 Stadiums, Reviewing Stands and Amusement Park Structures not included within Group "A" and Divisions 1, 2 and 3 of Groups "B". D-1 Tails, Prisms, Reformatories Houses of Correction and buildings where personal liberties of inmates are strictly restricted. Nurseries for children and similar buildings (each accommodating six or more persons), Kindergartens. Public garages, paint or Petroleum Storage, Dry Cleaner Plants using flammable liquids Paint Shops and Spray Painting Doors and Shops, Planing Mills Box Factories, Woodworking and Mattress Factories Storage of Hazardous and highly flammable or explosive materials and liquids. Wholesale and Retail Stores Offestations Buildings Restaurants Understandled Paralls Printing Plants, Municipal Gasoline Fire Stations Gasoline Fuel and Service Stations, Factories and Workshops using materials not highly flammable or combustible goods. Duty of the Slen Electrician hangine or installing the same to file with the Office of the Electrical Inspector on a form furnished by such office for such purpose, the following information such as: A. Manufacturer's name and address. B. Underwriter's label number. C. Purchaser's name and address. D. Location of sign. E. Number of transformers and kilovolt amperes (KVA) rating of total. No fee shall be charged for the filing of such information. The sign Electrician as such, shall not connect canceled to be connected any sign to any source of electricity. Acceptance test shall be made at 518 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, except on those fixtures or signs that must be assembled at place of residence to supply emergency lights, or emergency equipment required by this Chapter, or any Code Ordinance or Order, and which service is supplied by one of the following methods: (a) By a different serving agency than that supplying the general lighting or equipment. (b) By a different primary main from the same premises different substation than the main supplying the general lighting or equipment. 2. Group "B" Occupancy Emergency Service shall mean an approved storage battery used exclusively to supply emergency lights, exit lights, or emergency equipment required by this Chapter and which complies with the following requirements: (a) Has capacity to supply all such lights and equipment for one hour and still have a terminal voltage of not less than one and three quarters volts per cell. (b) Is connected to a trickle charger located on the same premises which will maintain maximum charge when battery is not supplying energy. (c) Is connected to a generator or rectifier located on the premises which will fully recharge it to terminal voltage of one and three quarters volts in not to exceed sixteen hours. (d) Is maintained to comply with the foregoing requirements as long as it supplies such lights and equipment. 2. Group "B" and "E" Occupancy Emergency Service shall mean branch tau from a main service and connected thumbnail on the supply side of every service switch for such main service and which branch or tap is used exclusively to supply emergency lights, exit lights or emergency equipment required by this Chapter. (e) In every apartment house with more than two apartments above the first floor, and in every hotel there shall be installed and kept burning from sunset to sunrise throughout the year artificial light sufficient in volume to illuminate properly every public hallway, passageway, public stairway, fire escape errands, elevator, public water-closet compartment, or toilet room. Seating Capacity In Any One Room Assembly Buildings Yes 1,000 or more Less than 1,000 Assembly Buildings No 300or more Less than 300 Stadiums, Reviewing Stands and Amusement Park Structures not included within Group "A" and Divisions 1, 2 and 3 of Groups "B". Minimum Permit Fee of $1.00, plus $1.00 or each meter socket on permit plus fees as listed below for installations: Cooking Appliances: For each electrical range (standard) $1.00 for cooking units with oven (domestic) $1.00 for each additional oven (domestic) $1.00 for each electric range (commercial) $2.00 for ovens (commercial not over 15,000 W) $1.50 for commercial (over 15,000 W) $3.00 for each fry-kettle toaster, waffle iron, coffee maker, or cooking device under 3,000 W $1.00 for each fry-kettle toaster, waffle iron, coffee maker, or cooking device under 3,000 W Fixtures: First 20 fixtures, each 20 Additional fixtures, each 10 Mercury vapor fixture on pole Maintenance Electrician who shall supervise the work of the others. (e) The Maintenance Electrician shall current keep an accurate record in which has been done under the annual permit during the preceding calendar month, and such current record shall be accessible to the electrical Inspector. (h) Within fifteen days following the end of each calendar month, the person to whom an annual permit has been issued shall transmit to the Electrical Inspector a duplicate copy of the maintenance Electrician's record of electrical work done. (i) Submission of all electrical statement constitute sufficient cause for revoking any electrical permits issued under the authority of this section. SECTION $300.47. Fees for Permits And Inspections: Penalties. (a) Before any permit is granted for the installation or alteration of electrical equipment, the person making the application for such permit pay to the Electrical Inspection Department of City a fee in such amount as is required by this Ordinance. (b) The fee for any additional wiring, not included in or authorized by a permit shall be the difference between the fee paid when the permit was issued and the fee for electrical wiring added to the installation by the same person or firm. After final approval has been given by the Electrical Inspection Division on an electrical permit, a new permit must be obtained for any electrical wiring installed on the same premises at a later date. (c) Failure to take out a permit and pay therefore before commencing work shall be deemed evidence of violation of the provisions of this Ordinance. Double the amount of permit fee shall be assessed for work commencing before a permit is issued. NEW CONSTRUCTION RESIDENTIAL (Single or Multi-Family) Elections may be made a part of pay by reference; is intended vey the common and accords familiar to the Elecry. The Electrical Inspector authorized to interpret visions of this Chapter. 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Public garages, paint or Petroleum Storage, Dry Cleaning Plants using flammable liquids, Paint Shops and Spray Painting Poems and Shops, Planting Wills Box Factories, Woodworking and Mattress Factories Storage of Hazardous and highly flammable explosive materials and liquids. F. Wholesale and Retail Stores Office Buildings, Restaurants, Undertaking Parlors, Printing Plants, Municipal Police and Fire Stations, Gasoline Filling and Service Stations, Factories not highly flammable or combustible goods. G. Ice Plants, Power Plants, Pumping Plants, Cold Storage and Creameries, Factories and Workshops using incompatible and non-explosive materials. H-1 Homes for aged, Orphanages Dormitories for children over six (each accommodating six or more persons.) 2 Hotels Apartment Houses, Dormitories Lodging Houses, Convents, Monasteries (each accommodating 10 or more persons). I. Dwellings. J-1 Private Garages, Sheds and Minor Buildings used as Accessories only when not over one thousand feet in area. 2 Fences over six feet high, Tanks and Towers. SECTION $300.40. Maintenance Electrician. No person shall install, alter, maintain or repair electrical wiring or equipment in or on buildings owned or occupied by his employer without first having obtained a Certificate of Competency from the Electrical Inspector SECTION $300.41. Certificates of Competency. All Certificates of Competency issued under this Chapter shall be valid, unless revoked or suspended, for the term of the fiscal year of their issuance, and shall, in every case, expire on the 50th day of June following their issuance. All license fees shall be payable in advance to the Electrical Inspector and shall be chargeable for each year or portion of year in the following amount: MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN — the sum of Ten Dollars per year or any portion thereof. SECTION $300.42. Cancellation of Liabilities. The Council may suspend or recycle the license of any Electrician licensed hereunder for any violation of this Chapter or for incompetence. SECTION $300.43. Duties of Master Electricians. It shall be the duty of every Master Electrician to comply with all requirements of this Chapter and all other Ordinances of the City as well as all laws of the State of California, applicable to electrical work. SECTION $300.44. Special Information Required of Sign Electrician. Before hanging or installing any Gas Tube Electric Sign, it shall be the Underwriter's label number. C. Purchaser's name and address. D. Location of sign. E. Number of transformers and kilovolt amperes (KVA) rated to test. 1. No fee shall be charged for the filing of such information. The size Electrician as such, shall not connect or cause to be connected any sign to any source of electrical supply. 2. Acceptance test shall be made by the City on all gaseous tube fixtures and signs to determine if they conform with Section $300.37. 3. Acceptance test shall be made at 518 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, except on those fixtures or signs that must be assembled at place of installation. 4. Fixtures or signs that must be assembled at place of installation will be tested by the City at the place of installation of such devices. SECTION $300.45. Duties of Maintenance Electrician. (a) It shall be the duty of every Maintenance Electrician to comply with all requirements of this Chapter and all other Ordinances of the City as well as all laws of the State of California, applicable to electrical work. (b) It shall be the duty of any person employed as a Maintenance Electrician to keep a detailed and accurate record of any and all electrical work connected with existing or new installations which is done by him personally or under his supervision. Such record shall be available to the Electrical Inspector on request SECTION $300.46. Permits. (a) No electrical permit shall be issued by the Electrical Inspector to any person who is not the Legal Possessor of a valid Master Electrician's Certificate of Qualification, provided that the Electrical Inspector may issue to the owner of the Legal Entrustability title to any property in the City used for construction for this Family residence, to alter, repair or install any electrical wiring or equipment in or on buildings or premises in connection with such residence or accessory buildings, provided that the electrical work is done by himself, or a member of his household. (b) No electrical work for which a permit is required shall be commenced in or on any building or premises until a permit to do such work shall have been obtained for the owner's occupancy. (c) No electrical equipment shall be installed within or on any building, structure or premises publicly or privately owned, nor shall any alteration or addition be made in any such existing equipment without securing a permit therefor from the Electrical Inspector, except as provided in this Section and except that no permit will be required to execute any of the classes of electrical work specified in the following paragraphs 1 to 2 inclusive. 1. Minor repair work, the replacement of lamps or the connection of portable electrical equipment to suit cooking units with oven (domestic) For each additional oven (domestic) For each electric range (commercial) For ovens (commercial not over 15,000 W) For ovens (commercial not over 15,000 W) For each fry-kettle, toaster, waffle iron, coffee maker, or cooking device under 3,000 W For each fry-kettle toaster, waffle iron, coffee maker, or cooking device 3,000 W or over Fixtures: First 20 fixtures each, Additional fixtures each, Mercury vapor fixture on pole, Each additional mercury vapor fixture on the same pole each Generators: Not more than 5 KW Over 5 KW and not over 15 KW Over 15 KW NOTE: For the inspection of the installation of any motor generator set, the same fee shall be charged same HP but no charge shall be provided for the motor of the made for the generator installation when in connection with any such motor generator set. Master Electrician Heating Appliances — Hair Dryers For each air heater including 1650 W For each air heater over 1650 W For each water heater For each hair dryer For infra-red drying units not over 15,000 W For infra-red drying units over 15,000 W For kilns Home Appliances Clothes dryer Dishwasher Garbage Disposal Kitchen fan Miscellaneous For each moving picture machine, including sound equipment used in connection therewith For each ceiling fan For other permanently connected fans with a motor of not more than 14 HP For all motors (Permanently connected fans) same as indicated in motor table of fees See Table For each X-ray machine 1.50 For each dental unit 1.00 For each barber pole 1.00 For each capacitor over 5 KVA capacity For each welder of the transformer type 1.50 For each self-contained vegetable and meat case 1.00 For each deep freeze box 1.00 For each beverage and ice cream cabinet 1.00 For each drinking fountain 1.00 For each show case with lights 1.00 For each time clock 1.00 For each building moved to a new location For each Murphy type kitchen 2.50 The City Electrician is to discontinue the power among you, through an appliance or apparatus being violated of the provisions Chapter, and the same reconnected until the system is operated safely that its operation will not violate this Chapter. The enforcement of this Chapter placed in the hands of the trician, who is given power one or more persons such duties. SECTION $320.6. Notice Violation. When an inspection made by the City Electricist is found that any day within the terms of this chapter being operated in violation Chapter, the owner will have hour after notice taken either entirely disconnecting repair the same, so that with the provisions SECTION $330. Frequency Cycles Required. All electrical equipment fixtures and appliances gaseous tube lighting installed within the City, or secured for installation within the City shall will operate on an sixty cycles In the equipment equipment including lightning insulators such devices as chased or secured is often than described sentence that he be liable for the payment service at a frequency of The term 'within the terms deemed to mean and integrity within the presence of the City and all areas now or hereafter served current by the City. SECTION $340. Scope. From after afternoon person shall sell off any rent, dispose of by gift rent, Education Act Requirements for Sign Electrician Before hanging or installing any Gas Tube Electric Sign, it shall be the Underwriter's label number. C. Purchaser's name and address. D. Location of sign. E. Number of transformers and kilovolt amperes (KVA) ratified to test. 1. No fee shall be charged for the filing of such information. The size Electrician as such, shall not connect or cause to be connected any sign to any source of electrical supply. 2. Acceptance test shall be made by the City on all gaseous tube fixtures and signs to determine if they conform with Section $300.37. 3. Acceptance test shall be made at 518 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, except on those fixtures or signs that must be assembled at place of installation. H-1 Homes for aged, Orphanages Dormitories for children over six (each accommodating six or more persons.) 2 Hotels Apartment Houses, Dormitories Lodring Houses, Convents, Monasteries (each accommodation 10 or more persons). I Dwellings. J-1 Private Garages, Sheds and Minor Buildings used as Accessories only when not over one thousand feet in area. 2 Fences over six feet high, Tanks and Towers. SECTION $300.40. Maintenance Electrician. No person shall install, alter, maintain or repair electrical wiring or equipment in or on buildings owned or occupied by his employer without first having obtained a Certificate of Competency from the Electrical Inspector SECTION $300.41. Certificates of Competency. All Certificates of Competency issued under this Charter shall be valid unless revoked or suspended for the term of the fiscal year of their issuance. All license fees shall be payable in advance to the Electrical Inspector and shall be chargeable for each year or portion of year in the following amount : MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN — the sum of Ten Dollars per year or any portion thereof. SECTION $300.42. Cancellation of Liabilities. The Council may suspend or recycle the license of any Electrician licensed hereunder for any violation of this Chapter or for incompetency. SECTION $300.43. Duties of Master Electricians. It shall be the duty of every Master Electrician to comply with all requirements of this Chapter and all other Ordinances of the City as well as all laws of the State of California, applicable to electrical work. SECTION $300.44. Special Information Required of Sign Electrician. Before hanging or installing any Gas Tube Electric Sign, it shall be the Underwriter's label number. B. Underwriter's label number. C. Purchaser's name and address. D. Location of sign. E. Number of transformers and kilovolt amperes (KVA) ratified to test. 1. No fee shall be charged for the filing of such information. The size Electrician as such, shall not connect or cause to be connected any sign to any source of electrical supply. 2. Acceptance test shall be made by the City on all gaseous tube fixtures and signs to determine if they conform with Section $300.37. 3. Acceptance test shall be made at 518 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, except on those fixtures or signs that must be assembled at place of installation. H-1 Homes for aged, Orphanages Dormitories for children over six (each accommodating six or more persons.) 2 Hotels Apartment Houses, Dormitories Lodring Houses, Convents, Monasteries (each accommodation 10 or more persons). I Dwellings. J-1 Private Garages, Sheds and Minor Buildings used as Accessories only when not over one thousand feet in area. 2 Fences over six feet high, Tanks and Towers. SECTION $300.40. Maintenance Electrician. No person shall install, alter, maintain or repair electrical wiring or equipment in or on buildings owned or occupied by his employer without first having obtained a Certificate of Competency from the Electrical Inspector SECTION $300.41. Certificates of Competency. All Certificates of Competency issued under this Charter shall be valid unless revoked or suspended for the term of the fiscal year of their issuance. All license fees shall be payable in advance to the Electrical Inspector and shall be chargeable for each year or portion of year in the following amount : MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN — the sum of Ten Dollars per year or any portion thereof. SECTION $300.42. Cancellation of Liabilities. The Council may suspend or recycle the license of any Electrician licensed hereunder for any violation of this Chapter or for incompetency. SECTION $300.43. Duties of Master Electricians. It shall be the duty of every Master Electrician to comply with all requirements of this Chapter and all other Ordinances of the City as well as all laws of the State of California, applicable to electrical work. SECTION $300.44. Special Information Required of Sign Electrician. Before hanging or installing any Gas Tube Electric Sign, it shall be the Underwriter's label number. B. Underwriter's label number. C. Purchaser's name and address。 D. Location of sign。 E. Number of transformers and kilovolt amperes (KVA) ratified to test。 1. No fee shall be charged for the filing of such information. The size Electrician as such, shall not connect or cause to be connected any sign to any source of electrical supply. 2. Acceptance test shall be made by the City on all gaseous tube fixtures and signs to determine if they conform with Section $300.37。 3. Acceptance test shall be made at 518 South Los Angeles Street，Anaheim，except on those fixtures或 signs that must be assembled at place of installation. H-1 Homes for aged, Orphanages Dormitories for children over six (each accommodating six or more persons.) 2 Hotels Apartment Houses，Dormitories Lodring Houses，Convents，Monasteries（each accommodation 10或more persons）. I Dwellings. J-1 Private Garages，Sheds和 minorBuildings used as Accessories only when not over one thousand feet in area. 2 Fences over six feet high，Tanks和Towers. SECTION $300.40. Maintenance Electrician. No person shall install，alter，maintain或 repair electrical wiring或 equipment in or on buildings owned或 occupied by his employer without first having obtained a Certificate of Competency from the Electrical Inspector SECTION $300.41. Certificates of Competency. All Certificates of Competency issued under this Charter shall be valid unless revoked或 suspended for the term of the fiscal yearof their issuance.All license fees shall be payable in 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clock Each additional sink and one transformer on same lot Sink and one transformer moved to a new location For each additional sink and transformer moved to the same new location For altering or changing lettering of an existing sink For connecting (hook-un) of each sink or decorative outline tubing Lamp Holding Devices Used on Sinks or Marques: For each lamp holding device used in connection with a sign on the wall From 1 to 20 inclusive, each Next 100 each For each additional Temporary, Permanent or Construction Poles: For temporary, permanent or construction poles, each $2.00 Temporary Underground and Work-with services: Temporary Underground service $5.00 Temporary Work-with service (residential) 2.50 Temporary Work-with service (commercial) 5.00 Transformers: Not over 1 KW $1.50 Over 1 KW and not over 1 KW $1.00 Over 1 KW and not over 5 KW $1.50 Over 5 KW and not over 10 KW $2.00 Over 10 KW and not over 15 KW $2.50 Over 15 KW and not over 25 KW $3.00 Over 25 KW and not over 50 KW $4.00 Over 50 KW and not over 100 KW $5.00 Over 100 KW and not over 500 KW $7.50 Over 500 KW $10.00 NOTE: For any electrical work for which a permit is required but for which no fee is herein provided, shall be $1.00 For any self-contained factory wired approved unit. A fee of $10.00 shall be paid for such annual Maintenance Electrical Period. Motors Not over 1 HP Over 1 HP and not over 3 HP Over 5HP and not over 8HP Over 8HP and not over 15HP Over 15HP and not over 20HP Over 20HP and not over 40HP Over 40HP and not over 60HP Extra outlet for portable motors over 2 HP each Outlets for Commercial, Hotels, Motels, and Existing Residential, and Parking and Xmas Lots First 20 outlets, each .90 Additional outlets, each .70 For each 5 ft. or fraction thereof multi-outlet assembly .10 For each multiple appliance outlet assembly .1.00 Sinks and High Potential Gas Tube Lighting: One sink and one transformer .2.00 Each additional sink and one transformer at the same location (same building) For each extra transformer, flasher, or time clock .1.00 Each additional sink and one transformer on same lot .90 Sink and one transformer moved to a new location .2.00 For each additional sink and transformer moved to the same new location .1.00 For altering or changing lettering of an existing sink .1.00 For connecting (hook-un) of each sink or decorative outline tubing .1.00 Lamp Holding Devices Used on Sinks or Marques: For each lamp holding device used in connection with a sign on the wall From 1 to 20 inclusive, each Next 100 each For each additional Temporary, Permanent or Construction Poles: For temporary, permanent or construction poles, each $2.00 Temporary Underground and Work-with services: Temporary Underground service $5.00 Temporary Work-with service (residential) 2.50 Temporary Work-with service (commercial) 5.00 Transformers: Not over 1 KW $1.50 Over 1 KW and not over 1 KW $1.00 Over 1 KW and not over 5 KW $1.50 Over 5 KW and not over 10 KW $2.00 Over 10 KW and not over 15 KW $2.50 Over 15 KW and not over 25 KW $3.00 Over 25 KW and not over 50 KW $4.00 Over 50 KW and not over 100 KW $5.00 Over 100 KW and not over 500 KW $7.50 NOTE: For any electrical work for which a permit is required but for which no fee is herein provided, shall be $1.00 For any self-contained factory wired approved unit. A fee of $10.00 shall be paid for such annual Maintenance Electrical Period. Motors Not over 1 HP Over 1 HP and not over 3 HP Over 5HP and not over 8HP Over 8HP and not over 15HP Over 15HP and not over 20HP Over 20HP and not over 40HP Over 40HP and not over 60HP Extra outlet for portable motors over 2 HP each Outlets for Commercial, Hotels, Motels, and Existing Residential, and Parking and Xmas Lots First 20 outlets, each .90 Additional outlets, each .70 For each 5 ft. or fraction thereof multi-outlet assembly .1.0 For connecting (hook-un) of each sink or decorative outline tubing .1.0 Lamp Holding Devices Used on Sinks or Marques: For each lamp holding device used in connection with a sign on the wall From 1 to 20 inclusive, each Next 100 each For each additional Temporary, Permanent or Construction Poles: For temporary, permanent or construction poles, each $2.00 Temporary Underground and Work-with services: Temporary Underground service $5.00 Temporary Work-with service (residential) 2.50 Temporary Work-with service (commercial) 5. NOTOVER 4 KW...5.50 Over 4 KW and not over 1 KW...1.00 Over 1 KW and not over 5 KW...1.50 Over 5 KW and not over 10 KW...2.00 Over 10 KW and not over 15 KW...2.50 Over 15 KW and not over 25 KW...3.00 Over 25 KW and not over 50 KW...4.00 Over 50 KW and not over 100 KW...5.00 Over 100 KW and not over 500 KW...7.50 Over 500 KW...10.00 NOTE: For any electrical work for which no fee is incurred but for which no fee is herein provided, shall be $1.00. For any self-contained factory wired approved unit...2.00 A fee of $10.00 shall be paid for each annual Maintenance Electrician Permit at the time such permit is issued. Fees for all new work installed under such permit since date of last previous inspection shall be paid, according to above schedule, at the time when such work is inspected; these fees shall be in addition to fee paid at the time of such inspection. SECTION $300.48. Responsibility. This Chapter shall not be construed to relieve from or lessen the responsibility of any party owning, operating, controlling or installing any electric wiring, electric devices or electric material for damages to person or property caused by any defect therein, nor shall the City be held as assuming any such liability by reason of the inspection authorized herein, or certificate of inspection issued as provided. SECTION $300.49. Interpretation. The language used in this Chapter and in the State Electrical Code, which is made a part of this Chapter by reference, is intended to convey the common and accepted meaning familiar to the Electrical Industry. The Electrical Inspector is hereby authorized to interpret and determine the intent and meaning of any provision of this Chapter. Such interpretations and determinations shall be made in writing and a record kept, which record shall be open to the public. SECTION $320.20. Radio Broadcast Receiving Apparatus. Interference. No person shall operate any device appliance, equipment or apparatus measuring both frequency oscillations on radiations which interfere with radio broadcast receiving apparatus or wireless receiving apparatus except a person only licensed to practice medicine, osteopathy, chiropractic or dentistry in the State in the course of practice of his profession, any machinery necessary to give treatments providing however that all reasonable methods of preventing interference with radio broadcast receiving apparatus have been applied. SECTION $320.1. Same. Exceptions. Nothing in this Chapter shall apply to radio stations, either broadcast commercial amateur or Federal Government, or which are enforced in interstate communication, nor to public utilities under the supervision of the Public Utilities Commission. SECTION $320.2. Same. Inspection. The City Electrician shall have the right to enter upon any premises at all reasonable hours for the purpose of inspecting the installation and working of all apparatus coming within the terms of this Chapter and no machine necessary for making the inspections, or refuse to permit the City Electrician or his deputies to enter the premises for such purposes. SECTION $320.3. Sale of Device Prohibited. No person shall sell or offer to sell or keep in stock for the purpose of sale, any electrical device, appliance or equipment, for use in the City, the operation of which in the ordinary course of use will constitute a violation of this Chapter. NOTOVER 4 KW...5.50 Over 4 KW and not over 1 KW...1.00 Over 1 KW and not over 5 KW...1.50 Over 5 KW and not over 10 KW...2.00 Over 10 KW and not over 15 KW...2.50 Over 15 KW and not over 25 KW...3.00 Over 25 KW and not over 50 KW...4.00 Over 50 KW and not over 100 KW...5.00 Over 100 KW and not over 500 KW...7.50 Over 500 KW...10.00 NOTE: For any electrical work for which no fee is incurred but for which no fee is herein provided, shall be $1.00. For any self-contained factory wired approved unit...2.00 A fee of $10.00 shall be paid for each annual Maintenance Electrician Permit at the time such permit is issued. Fees for all new work installed under such permit since date of last previous inspection shall be paid, according to above schedule, at the time when such work is inspected; these fees shall be in addition to fee paid at the time of such inspection. SECTION $320.48. Responsibility. This Chapter shall not be construed to relieve from or lessen the responsibility of any party owning, operating, controlling or installing any electric wiring, electric devices or electric material for damages to person or property caused by any defect therein, nor shall the City be held as assuming any such liability by reason of the inspection authorized herein, or certificate of inspection issued as provided. SECTION $320.49. Interpretation. The language used in this Chapter and in the State Electrical Code, which is made a part of this Chapter by reference, is intended to convey the common and accepted meaning familiar to the Electrical Industry. The Electrical Inspector is hereby authorized to interpret and determine the intent and meaning of any provision of this Chapter. Such interpretations and determinations shall be made in writing and a record kept, which record shall be open to the public. SECTION $320.20. Radio Broadcast Receiving Apparatus. Interference. No person shall operate any device appliance, equipment or apparatus measuring both frequency oscillations on radiations which interfere with radio broadcast receiving apparatus or wireless receiving apparatus except a person only licensed to practice medicine, osteopathy, chiropractic or dentistry in the State in the course of practice of his profession, any machinery necessary to give treatments providing however that all reasonable methods of preventing interference with radio broadcast receiving apparatus have been applied. SECTION $320.1. Same. Exceptions. Nothing in this Chapter shall apply to radio stations, either broadcast commercial amateur or Federal Government, or which are enforced in interstate communication, nor to public utilities under the supervision of the Public Utilities Commission. SECTION $320.2. Same. Inspection. The City Electrician shall have the right to enter upon any premises at all reasonable hours for the purpose of inspecting the installation and working of all apparatus coming within the terms of this Chapter and no machine necessary for making the inspections, or refuse to permit the City Electrician or his deputies to enter the premises for such purposes. SECTION $320.3. Sale of Device Prohibited. No person shall sell or offer to sell or keep in stock for the purpose of sale, any electrical device, appliance or equipment, for use in the City, the operation of which in the ordinary course of use will constitute a violation of this Chapter. NOTOVER 4 KW...5.50 Over 4 KW and not over 1 KW...1.00 Over 1 KW and not over 5 KW...1.50 Over 5 KW and not over 10 KW...2.00 Over 10 KW and not over 15 KW...2.50 Over 15 KW and not over 25 KW...3.00 Over 25 KW and not over 50 KW...4.00 Over 50 KW and not over 100 KW...5.00 Over 100 KW and not over 500 KW...7.50 Over 500 KW...10. The City Electrician shall have the right to inspect all apparatus for the purpose of inspecting the installation and working of all apparatus coming within the terms of this Chapter and no person shall interfere with the City Electrician in making the inspections, or refuse to permit the City Electrician or his deputies to enter the premises for such purposes. No person shall sell or offer to sell or keep in stock for the purpose of sale, any electrical device, appliance or equipment, for use in the City, the operation of which in the ordinary course of use will constitute a violation of the terms of this Chapter. The enforcement of this Chapter be placed in the hands of the City Electrician, who is given power to deputise one or more persons, to assist in such duties. When an inspection and test is made by the City Electrician, and it is found that any device coming within the terms of this Chapter is being operated in violation of this Chapter, the owner will be required to use. Before such operation, within forty-eight hours after notice has been served, either entirely discontinue the use, or repair the same, or attach silencing device thereto, so that it complies with the provisions of this Chapter. Frequency of Sixty Cycles Required. All electrical equipment, apparatus, fixtures and appliances, including gaseous tube lighting equipment, installed within the City, and purchased or secured for installation or use within the City, shall be of a type which will operate on a frequency of sixty cycles, in the case where any equipment, apparatus, fixtures, appliances, including gaseous tube lighting equipment, so installed, purchased or secured, is of a type other than that described in the immediate preceding sentence, the City shall not be liable for the payment of costs connected with altering the same for service at a frequency of sixty cycles. The term "within the City" shall be deemed to mean and include all territory within the present city limits of the City and all areas of the City now or hereafter served with electric current by the City. SECTION $320.1. Sale of Device Prohibited. No person shall sell or offer to sell or keep in stock for the purpose of sale, any electrical device, appliance or equipment, for use in the City, the operation of which in the ordinary course of use will constitute a violation of the terms of this Chapter. SECTION $320.4. Same Disconnect Meter. The City Electrician is authorized to discontinue the power line from any meter through which power is furnished to any appliance, equipment or apparatus being operated in violation of the provisions of this Chapter, and the same shall not be reconnected until the apparatus has been properly shielded or altered so that operation will constitute an violation of this Chapter. SECTION $320.5. Enforcement. The enforcement of this Chapter be placed in the hands of the City Electrician, who is given power to deputise one or more persons, to assist in such duties. SECTION $320.6. Notice of Violation. When an inspection and test is made by the City Electrician, and it is found that any device coming within the terms of this Chapter is being operated in violation of this Chapter, the owner will be required to use. Before such operation, within forty-eight hours after notice has been served, either entirely discontinue the use, or repair the same, or attach silencing device thereto, so that it complies with the provisions of this Chapter. Frequency of Sixty Cycles Required. All electrical equipment, apparatus, fixtures and appliances, including gaseous tube lighting equipment, installed within the City, and purchased or secured for installation or use within the City, shall be of a type which will operate on a frequency of sixty cycles, in the case where any equipment, apparatus, fixtures, appliances, including gaseous tube lighting equipment, so installed, purchased or secured, is of a type other than that described in the immediate preceding sentence, the City shall not be liable for the payment of costs connected with altering the same for service at a frequency of sixty cycles. The term "within the City" shall be deemed to mean and include all territory within the present city limits of the City and all areas of the City now or hereafter served with electric current by the City. SECTION $320.7. Revocation of Approval. Any approval granted by the City Electrician may be revoked by him if the electrical materials, devices or appliances are found to be hazardous to life and property for the purpose used or intended, or do not conform with the standards under which they were approved for use. Before such approval may be竖立 drawn by the City Electrician to give notice in writing to the person to whom approval was granted of his intention to withdraw approval and shall afford such person an opportunity to be heard with respect thereto at a public hearing to be held thereon. In the event that approval is withdrawn or modified by the City Electrician after such hearing, any person aggrieved thereby may appeal from the ruling of the City Electrician to the Council in the manner provided in this Chapter for the consideration by the Council of Appeals. SECTION $320.8. Exceptions Materials Otherwise Covered. The provisions of this code shall apply to all installations of electrical material, fittings, devices, appliances, fixtures, and apparatus hereafter referred to as electrical equipment, within or on public or private buildings, structures, and premises and with the following general exceptions shown in Section $320.9. SECTION $320.9. Exceptions Vehicles. A. The provisions of this code shall not apply to installation in ships, railway cars or automotive equipment. B. The provision of this code shall not apply to installations used by electricity supply or communication agencies in the generation of, or transmission or distribution of electricity, or for the operation of signals of the transmission of intelligence in exercise of their function as such agencies and located outdoors or in buildings used exclusively for that purpose. C. The provisions of this code shall not apply to electrical equipment used for radio communication than electrical equipment for radio transmission in amateur transmitting stations, and all electrical equipment used for power supply to transmitting equipment. SECTION $320.10. Exceptions Low Voltage Devices. Any person firm or corporation whether as principal agent, employee or otherwise violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be punishable by a fine not more than Pete Hundred Dollars ($500), or by imprisonment in the County Judge for a period not exceeding six (6) months, or by such fine and imprisonment. Such person firm or corporation shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each and every day during any portion of which any violation of this Ordinance is committed, continued or permitted by such person firm or corporation, and shall be punishable as herein provided. In addition to the penalties hereinafter provided, any condition caused on permitted to exist violation of any of these provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed public nuisance and may be, by this City, summarily abated as such, and each day such condition continues shall be regarded as a new and separate offense. THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE is approved and signed by me this 26th day of January, 1960. A. J. SCHUTTE Mayor of the City of Anaheim. ATTEST: DENE M WILLIAMS City Clerk of the City of Anaheim STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CITY OF ANAHEIM I. DENE M. WILLIAMS City Clerk of the City of Anaheim do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance No. 1428 was introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council on the 19th day of January, 1960, and that the same was duly passed and adopted at a regular meeting of said City Council on the 26th day of January, 1960, by the following vote of the members thereof: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Coons, Fry, Pearson, Thompson and Schutte. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None. AND I FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mayor of the City Anaheim approved and signed said Ordinance No. 1428 on the 26th day of January, 1960. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixedthe official seal of the City of Anaheim this 26th day of January, 1960. DENE M. WILLIAMS City Clerk of the City of Anaheim (SEAL)