Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-17


inches in diameter for larger
pipes.
il. Cast iron or glazed earth
ern ware tile must be used on
all drains to the outside of the
house and in no case shall gal
vanized pipe be permitted in
the ground.
12. There shall be a minimum
of four "a inches of lead be-
tween wiped joint and floor In
wood joiSt construction.
INSPECTIONS:
/. Building sewer and house
sewer. Rough-in test. The mat
erial and labor for the test shall
be furnished by the plumber
2. All soil and waste vents
and vertical piping with water
8. Final inspections after all
fixtures have been installed.
Notice of "a hours should be
made before the time of in
Spection.
4. If the Building Inspector
finds that the work does not
pass the inspection required, the
person, firm or corporation to
whom the permit was issued
shall make the necessary cor
rections and the work shall then
be reSubmitted for inspection.
TITLE w
Electrical Regulations
Section 63 Electrical Work
General l. No person, firm
or corporation shall install cleo
trical wiring and fixtures for
lighting, power or for any other
purpose or purposes in any
dwelling, garage or any other
building or structure in the
Village of Chardon without first
securing an Electrical Permit
from the Building Inspector.
2. Chardon Village Building
Code Cleveland Electric III
uminating Co. regulations and
except as may be otherwise
stated in the regulations as set
forth, the National Electric Code
shall apply to all electrical work.
Wiring l No smaller than
No. IL avg. will be used for
receptacle circuits. No smaller
than No. Ia avg. will be used
for lighting circuits. Receptacle
and lighting circuits will not be
mixed.
2. Eight outlets CD maximum
on lighting circuits.
8. Six outlets co. maximum
on receptacle circuits
4. -Four outlets "a maximum
on appliance circuits (Kitchen,
laundry, bathroom, dining room,
and utility areas.)
5. Three-way switches shall
be provided for all StairwayS
to control lighting outlets illum-
mating such StairwayS.
Number of outlets
/. In every dining room, hall
way, recreation room, utility
areas and garages, one receipt
acle outlet shall be provided for
every twenty COO linear feet
or major fraction thereof, and
in every habitable room one
receptacle outlet shall be pro-
vided for every twelve (12) lin
ar feet or major fraction there
of, of the total distance around
the room measured horizontally
along the wall at the floor line.
At least one controlled outlet
shall be provided for each hab-
table room.
Main Service and Sub-feed
/. Main service shall be a
Of 100 ampers, as set
forth by G. E. I. regulations
dated February 1855 and any
amendments thereto.
2. Sub-feed from Entrance
panel to distribution panel must
be the same size wire as the
Main service wires.
3. Sub-feeds from the dis
tribution panel must be properly
protected by fuses or breakers.
Grounding
. /. Main service ground min
imum size No. 4 avg. fastened
to the entrance cold water line
where Village water is installed
or fastened to a ground rod
when a well is used, by an
approved ground clamp.
2. All boxes in kitchen, bath,
laundry areas, for switches, re-
ceptacles and fixtures within
reach of plumbing fixtures shall
be provided with a ground at
tached to an adjacent cold
water pipe with an approved
strap.
Special Equipment
/. Where ranges, hot water
heaters, dryers and other
Heavy Duty Appliances" are
wire shall be of ad-
equate size for the load to be
carried and properly protected
by fuses or breakers.
Inspections
1. No electrical wiring or
parts thereof shall be covered
or concealed without authoriz-
alton from the Building Inspect
or. 1t shall be the duty Of the
person, firm or corporation OBJ
tanning the permit to give "a
hours advance notice to the
Building Inspector when the
installation is ready
for inspection. A notice of in
spection shall be affixed in a
conspicuous place by the Build
ing Inspector.
2. All electrical work shall
be submitted for final inspection