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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Section 870.200 - Equipment Specifications

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a) Tie
			 materials shall be capable of resisting a force of 3,150 pounds with no more
			 than 2 percent elongation and shall withstand at least 4,725 pounds without
			 failure. Strapping must meet the requirements of ASTM D 3953-91, and cable must
			 be a minimum of 1/4 inch diameter galvanized 7 by 19 strand cable.
b) Anchor equipment and ties shall be weather
			 resistant. Each anchor, when installed, shall be capable of resisting a working
			 load at least equal to 3,150 pounds in the direction of the tie plus 50 percent
			 overload (4,725 pounds) without failure. Double headed anchors must resist
			 vertical and horizontal loads. Failure shall be considered to have occurred
			 when the point of connection between the tie and the anchor moves more than 2
			 inches at 4,725 pounds in the vertical direction. Anchors designed to be
			 installed so that the loads on the anchor are other than direct withdrawal
			 shall be designed and installed to resist an applied design load of 4,725
			 pounds at 45 degrees from horizontal without displacing the anchor more than 3
			 inches horizontally at the point where the tie attaches to the
			 anchor.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Section 870.210 - Compliance

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a) All manufactured
			 homes and manufactured accessory structures installed after July 1, 2005 must
			 be tied down in accordance with this Part, the home manufacturer's instructions
			 and the tiedown manufacturer's instructions within 30 days after the home is
			 installed on the site. All manufactured accessory structures shall be secured
			 in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
b) If frozen soil or wet soil prevents the
			 installation of ground anchors, the 30 day deadline shall not apply. The home
			 must, in this case, be anchored at the earliest possible date after the soil
			 thaws or dries.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Section 870.220 - Tiedown Installation Requirements

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a) Equipment. All manufactured homes
			 installed after July 1, 2005 must be installed with equipment approved by the
			 Department.
b) Ties
1) Cable, strapping or other approved
			 material shall be used for ties.
2)
			 The ties shall connect from an anchor to the closest I-beam beneath the home.
			 Ties shall not connect to steel outriggers, unless specifically stated in the
			 home manufacturer's installation instructions. The angle formed between the tie
			 and the ground shall be between 40 and 50 degrees. If this angle exceeds 50
			 degrees when the tie is connected to the nearest I-beam, a tie shall connect
			 from an anchor to both I-beams of the unit.
3) Ties shall be evenly spaced on each side
			 of the length of the home with a maximum separation of 12 feet and with the end
			 ties within 2 feet of each end.
4)
			 If steel strapping is used, it must be secured around the I-beam using an
			 approved connecting device. Straps shall go from the anchor to the top of
			 I-beam unless the home manufacturer's instructions indicate otherwise. Care
			 shall be exercised to ensure that minimum bending radius is adhered to, so that
			 the breaking strength of the strapping is not reduced.
5) The ties shall be secured to the I-beam of
			 the home so that they will not become disconnected if the tension is
			 loosened.
6) Ties must terminate
			 with a D-ring, bolt or other tensioning device that will not lower the material
			 strength below that stated in Section
			 870.200(a).
7) All cable ends shall be secured with at
			 least two utility bolt type clamps or other fastening device.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Section 870.230 - Manufacturer's Responsibilities

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a)
			 Manufacturers shall include a copy of their installation requirements with each
			 home located in Illinois.
b) Upon
			 request from the Department, manufacturers shall provide the Department with a
			 copy of the installation requirements for a specific home.
c) If a manufacturer will honor its home
			 warranty for an installation system that is different than that specified in
			 the installation instructions, such information shall be provided to the
			 Department in writing.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Section 870.240 - Penalties

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The Department may revoke a license issued under the
				Manufactured Home Quality Assurance Act for a period not to exceed 6 months for
				a violation under the Act. A licensee is entitled to a hearing in accordance
				with the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act (IAPA). [430
				ILCS 117/45 ]
a) The Director, after notice and opportunity
			 for hearing to the license holder, may revoke, for cause, a license issued
			 under the Act for a period not to exceed 6 months.
b) For purposes of this Section, "cause"
			 means a violation of any provision of the Act or any rule adopted pursuant to
			 the Act.
c) The Department shall
			 serve on the license holder a Notice of Opportunity for an Administrative
			 Hearing, which shall contain:
1) a statement
			 of the nature of the action;
2) a
			 statement of the legal authority and jurisdiction under which the action is
			 being initiated;
3) a reference to
			 the particular Sections of the statutes and rules involved;
4) allegations of noncompliance;
5) a statement of the procedure for
			 requesting an administrative hearing (Section 10-25 of the IAPA).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Section 870.250 - Injunctive Relief

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If the Department finds that any installer or manufacturer is
				operating without a valid license, the Director of the Department may request
				that the Attorney General file a complaint in circuit court in the name of the
				People of the State of Illinois to enjoin that installer or manufacturer from
				engaging in unlicensed activities. [430 ILCS
				117/50 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table A - Soil Pressure

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Soil Type
____________________
Allowable Pressure (lbs/sq. ft.)
________________________
Hard Pan or Rock
4,000 and up
Gravel or Sandy Gravel
2,000
Sandy or Silty Sand
1,500
Clay or Silty Clay
1,000
Peat or Uncompacted Fill
Special Analysis Required
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table B - Footing Areas Required for Soil's Load-Bearing Capacity - Design Roof Load 20 Pounds Per Square Foot

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Section Width (feet)
12
14
16
12
14
16
12
14
16
Support Spacing (feet)
6
6
6
8
8
8
10
10
10
Support Loading (pounds per pier)
3200
3700
4250
4250
4950
5650
5300
6150
7050
Soil's Load- Bearing Capacity
						  (lbs/ft2)
Footing Area (square inches)
1000
461
533
612
612
713
814
763
886
1015
1500
307
355
408
408
475
542
509
590
677
2000
230
266
306
306
356
407
382
443
508
3000
154
178
204
204
238
271
254
295
338
4000
144
144
153
153
178
203
191
221
254
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table C - Footing Areas Required for Soil's Load-Bearing Capacity - Design Roof Load 30 Pounds Per Square Foot

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Section Width (feet)
12
14
16
12
14
16
12
14
16
Support Spacing (feet)
6
6
6
8
8
8
10
10
10
Support Loading (pounds per pier)
3550
4150
4750
4750
5550
6350
5950
6950
7950
Soil's Load- Bearing Capacity
						  (lbs/ft2)
Footing Area (square inches)
1000
511
598
684
684
799
914
857
1001
1145
1500
341
398
456
456
533
610
571
667
763
2000
256
299
342
342
400
457
428
500
572
3000
170
199
228
228
266
305
286
334
382
4000
144
148
171
171
200
229
214
250
286
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table D - Footing Areas Required for Soil's Load-Bearing Capacity - Design Roof Load 40 Pounds Per Square Foot

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Section Width (feet)
12
14
16
12
14
16
12
14
16
Support Spacing (feet)
6
6
6
8
8
8
10
10
10
Support Loading (pounds per pier)
3950
4650
5300
5300
6150
7050
6600
7700
8800*
Soil's Load- Bearing Capacity
						  (lbs/ft2)
Footing Area (square inches)
1000
569
670
763
763
886
1015
950
1109
1267
1500
379
446
509
509
590
677
634
739
845
2000
284
335
382
382
443
508
475
554
634
3000
190
223
254
254
295
338
317
370
422
4000
144
167
191
191
221
254
238
277
317
a) First footing
			 centered within 2 feet from end of home.
b)* Individual supports, concrete 8"x8"x16"
			 blocks, shall NOT support loads greater than 8,000 pounds for a single stack
			 and 14,000 pounds for a double stack pier.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table E - Pier Load and Minimum Pier Capacity for 12 Foot Wide Section (Pounds)

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Roof Live Load (psf)
Mating/Perimeter Wall Opening (feet)
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
20
900
1800
2600
3500
4400
5300
6100
30
1200
2300
3500
4700
5800
7000
8200
40
1500
2900
4400
5800
7300
8800*
10200*
Soil's Load- Bearing Capacity (psf)
Footing Area (square inches)
1000
20
144
259
374
504
634
763
878
30
173
331
504
677
835
1008
1181
40
216
417
634
835
1051
1267
1469
1500
20
144
173
250
336
422
509
586
30
144
221
336
451
557
672
787
40
144
278
422
557
701
845
979
2000
20
144
144
187
252
317
382
439
30
144
166
252
338
418
504
590
40
144
209
317
418
526
634
734
3000
20
144
144
144
168
211
254
293
30
144
144
168
226
278
336
394
40
144
144
211
278
350
422
490
4000
20
144
144
144
144
191
191
220
30
144
144
144
169
209
252
295
40
144
144
158
209
263
317
367
* Individual supports shall NOT support loads greater than 8000
				pounds for a single stack of 8"x8"x16" stack of blocks, 14000 pounds for a
				double stack.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table F - Pier Load and Minimum Pier Capacity for 14 Foot Wide Section (Pounds)

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Roof Live Load (psf)
Mating/Perimeter Wall Opening (feet)
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
20
1000
2000
3000
4100
5100
6100
7100
30
1400
2700
4100
5400
6800
8100*
9500*
40
1700
3400
5100
6800
8400*
10100*
11800*
Soil's Load- Bearing Capacity (psf)
Footing Area (square inches)
1000
20
144
288
432
590
734
878
1022
30
202
389
590
778
979
1166
1368
40
245
490
734
979
1210
1454
1699
1500
20
144
192
288
394
490
586
682
30
144
259
394
518
653
778
912
40
163
326
490
653
806
970
1133
2000
20
144
144
216
295
367
439
511
30
144
194
295
389
490
583
684
40
144
245
367
490
605
727
850
3000
20
144
144
144
197
245
293
341
30
144
144
197
260
326
389
456
40
144
163
245
326
403
485
566
4000
20
144
144
144
148
184
220
256
30
144
144
148
194
245
292
342
40
144
144
184
245
302
364
425
* Individual supports shall NOT support loads greater than 8000
				pounds for a single stack of 8"x8"x16" stack of blocks, 14000 pounds for a
				double stack.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table G - Pier Load and Minimum Pier Capacity for 16 Foot Wide Section (Pounds)

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Roof Live Load (psf)
Mating/Perimeter Wall Opening (feet)
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
20
1200
2300
3500
4700
5800
7000
8100*
30
1600
3100
4700
6200
7800
9300*
10900*
40
1900
3800
5800
7500
9700*
11600*
13600*
Soil's Load- Bearing Capacity (psf)
Footing Area (square inches)
1000
20
173
331
504
677
835
1008
1166
30
230
446
677
893
1123
1339
1570
40
274
547
835
1080
1397
1670
1958
1500
20
144
221
336
451
557
672
778
30
154
298
451
595
749
893
1046
40
182
365
557
720
931
1114
1306
2000
20
144
165
252
338
418
504
583
30
144
223
338
446
562
670
785
40
144
144
418
540
698
835
979
3000
20
144
144
168
226
278
336
389
30
144
149
226
298
374
446
523
40
144
182
278
360
466
557
653
4000
20
144
144
144
169
209
252
292
30
144
144
169
223
281
335
392
40
144
144
209
270
349
418
490
* Individual supports shall NOT support loads greater than 8000
				pounds for a single stack of 8"x8"x16" stack of blocks, 14000 pounds for a
				double stack.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 870 - MANUFACTURED HOME INSTALLATION CODE › Table H - Multi-Section Fastening Schedule

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CONNECTOR LOCATION
FASTENER SIZE
FASTENER ANGLE
FASTENER SPACING
Roof ridge beam connection
1/2 inch carriage bolts
90 degrees
48 inches on center
Roof ridge beam connection
3/8 inch lag screws with washers
45 degrees or less
24 inches on center
Roof rafter connection
4 inch by 10 inch 18 gauge straps with 10-10d
						  nails
90 degrees
48 inches on center
Floor rim joist connection
3/8 inch lag screws with washers
45 degrees or less
32 inches on center
Floor connection
Marriage clips
90 degrees
Where installed
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 880 - ILLINOIS MODULAR DWELLINGS AND MOBILE STRUCTURES CODE › Section 880.5 - Scope

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a) Applicability.
			 This Part governs the design, construction, and installation of modular
			 dwellings and mobile structures intended for installation in Illinois or any
			 state that accepts the Department's approval of modular dwellings and mobile
			 structures through a reciprocal agreement. Modular dwellings and mobile
			 structures shall not be located in Illinois unless they have been approved
			 pursuant to the Illinois Manufactured Housing and Mobile Home Safety
			 Act.
b) The construction of single
			 family mobile structures known as "manufactured homes" is not regulated under
			 this Part, but is regulated by the federal Department of Housing and Urban
			 Development under the National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety
			 Standards Act of 1974 (federal Act) (
			 42 USC 5401
			 ). Units regulated under the federal Act are identified by a red emblem on the
			 exterior of each section at the floor level opposite the towing hitch. Section
			 5403(d) of the federal Act prohibits any state or political subdivision from
			 enforcing more stringent construction standards.
c) The construction of commercial modular
			 structures is not regulated under this Part. The Department has not been
			 granted statutory authority to regulate the construction of such structures;
			 however, local jurisdictions may regulate the construction of commercial
			 modular structures.
d) Design Acts.
			 All activities concerning buildings and structures that are regulated by this
			 Part that meet the definition of "project" in the Illinois Architecture
			 Practice Act of 1989 [225 ILCS 305 ], the Professional Engineering Practice Act
			 of 1989 [225 ILCS 325 ], and the Structural Engineering Practice Act of 1989
			 [225 ILCS 340 ] shall apply to any project defined within the scope of those
			 Acts.
e) Fire Safety. In addition
			 to the requirements of this subchapter, all modular dwellings and mobile
			 structures shall comply with the applicable provisions of the Fire Prevention
			 and Safety Code (41 Ill. Adm. Code 100). Smoke detectors in modular dwellings
			 and mobile structures shall comply with the applicable provisions of the Fire
			 Prevention and Safety Code (41 Ill. Adm. Code 100). All modular dwellings must
			 comply with the Smoke Detector Act [425 ILCS 60 ].
f) Plumbing. All modular dwelling units and
			 mobile structures shall conform to the Illinois Plumbing Code (77 Ill. Adm.
			 Code 890).
g) Schools. All mobile
			 structures designed to be used as a classroom shall conform to the Health/Life
			 Safety Code for Public Schools (23 Ill. Adm. Code 180).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 880 - ILLINOIS MODULAR DWELLINGS AND MOBILE STRUCTURES CODE › Section 880.15 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) Incorporations by Reference
All modular dwellings and mobile structures constructed for
				location in Illinois shall conform to the standards of the nationally
				recognized organizations listed in this subsection (a) and the standards listed
				in this subsection (a) are hereby incorporated by reference in this Part. These
				standards do not include amendments or editions after the date specified.
				Copies of the incorporated codes are available for public inspection at the
				Illinois Department of Public Health, Division of Environmental Health, 525
				West Jefferson Street, Springfield, IL 62761, 217-782-5830.
1) Building
A) All one and two family modular dwellings
			 and duplex mobile structures shall conform to the International Residential
			 Code, 2018 Edition, published by:
International Code Council, Inc. (ICC)
200 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 250
Washington, DC 20001
202-370-1800
Chapters 25 through 32 and Section R313 are excluded from this
				incorporation.
B) All
			 multiple family modular dwellings and mobile structures other than duplex
			 dwelling units shall conform to the International Building Code, 2018 Edition,
			 published by:
International Code Council, Inc. (ICC)
200 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 250
Washington, DC 20001
202-370-1800
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 880 - ILLINOIS MODULAR DWELLINGS AND MOBILE STRUCTURES CODE › Section 880.20 - Plan Approval

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a) General
			 Requirements. All manufacturers must obtain written approval from the
			 Department for each model to be manufactured for location in Illinois prior to
			 manufacturing the model unless the provisions for reciprocity are met. Written
			 approval is not required for a variation to an approved model. Two copies of
			 the following must be provided for Department approval, along with the plan
			 review fee specified in Section
			 880.40:
1) General information including:
A) the manufacturer's name, address and
			 telephone number;
B) the location
			 of each manufacturing facility where the models will be manufactured;
C) name or number that identifies each model
			 for which approval is requested;
D)
			 name of contact person regarding the submittal;
E) name and address of the approved
			 inspection agency employed by the manufacturer.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 880 - ILLINOIS MODULAR DWELLINGS AND MOBILE STRUCTURES CODE › Section 880.30 - Seals and Code Compliance Certificates

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a) Requirements. Each modular dwelling unit
			 and mobile structure manufactured or offered for sale or rent for location in
			 Illinois shall bear an Illinois seal as required by the Act unless the unit
			 bears a seal from a state which has a reciprocity agreement with this State.
			 The approved inspection agency must also place a label of approval on the
			 finished unit and provide a copy of the inspection report of the structure to
			 the manufacturer. The seal and label shall be placed on the unit before it is
			 shipped from the plant. A code compliance certificate is required for all units
			 manufactured or offered for sale or rent for location in Illinois.
b) Acquisition. Seals and code compliance
			 certificates shall be issued to an approved manufacturer, upon request, after
			 written approval as specified in Section
			 880.20(d)
			 is obtained from the Department and the required fees specified in Section
			 880.40
			 are submitted.
c) Location of Seal
			 and Inspection Agency's Label. The Illinois seal and the label of the approved
			 inspection agency that inspected the structure shall be placed on the
			 electrical panel box of the modular dwelling unit or mobile structure. Only one
			 Illinois seal and one inspection agency label are required per each complete
			 modular dwelling or mobile structure, regardless of the number of sections that
			 constitute the unit. A seal and label shall be required for each apartment
			 unit, each half of a duplex unit and each motel room.
1) If an electrical panel box is not provided
			 by the manufacturer, the seal and label shall be placed on the inside of the
			 cabinet door under the kitchen sink.
2) Upon receipt of a written request from a
			 manufacturer, the Department shall grant permission to locate the seal and
			 label in another specific location if the seal and label cannot be located in
			 either of the above-specified locations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 880 - ILLINOIS MODULAR DWELLINGS AND MOBILE STRUCTURES CODE › Section 880.40 - Fees

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a) All fees shall
			 be in the form of a check, certified check or money order payable to the
			 Illinois Department of Public Health.
b) A schedule of fees is established as
			 follows:
1) Plan Review
A) A fee of $150 per model group is required
			 for the Department's review of the required plans and specifications.
B) In addition to the model group fee, each
			 model shall require a fee of $25.
C) There shall be no fee required for
			 variations to an approved model as defined in Section
			 880.10
			 of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 880 - ILLINOIS MODULAR DWELLINGS AND MOBILE STRUCTURES CODE › Section 880.50 - Inspections

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a) Approved
			 Inspection Agency. After January 1, 2005, all modular dwellings and mobile
			 structures located in Illinois shall be inspected at the factory by an approved
			 inspection agency. Each manufacturer shall submit to the Department, in
			 writing, the name of the inspection agency that will be conducting its
			 inspections. Any changes to this information shall be provided to the
			 Department in writing. The Department shall maintain a list of approved
			 inspection agencies, which shall be available to interested individuals upon
			 request.
b) Responsibility. The
			 inspection agency shall be responsible for review of manufacturer plans,
			 documents and procedures for completeness and compliance with the requirements
			 of this Part. The inspection agency shall then conduct inspections to ensure
			 compliance with the plans and procedures. The inspection must occur when all
			 portions of the construction can be inspected.
c) Monitoring. Representatives of the
			 Department shall conduct periodic inspections to monitor the inspection
			 agencies and the manufacturers for compliance with the Act and this
			 Part.
d) Violations. All violations
			 cited at the factory shall be corrected prior to placing the Illinois seal and
			 inspection agency's label on the structure. Violations discovered at the final
			 location shall be corrected within 30 days after written notification, except
			 that serious violations that threaten the safety of the occupants of the
			 structure shall be corrected within 5 days after notification. The Department
			 may require the manufacturer to remove, at the manufacturer's expense, building
			 materials that prevent the Department from inspecting the entire unit. Such
			 removal will be requested only if the unit was constructed without the
			 necessary approval or if plans for the unit were approved but items that can be
			 inspected are not in accordance with approved plans.
e) Factory Closing. If a manufacturer closes
			 its operation, it shall notify the Department and the inspection agency in
			 writing. Unused Illinois seals and code compliance certificates shall be
			 returned to the Department when a factory closes.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 880 - ILLINOIS MODULAR DWELLINGS AND MOBILE STRUCTURES CODE › Section 880.70 - Enforcement

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a) Violations and
			 Remedial Actions
1) Whenever the Department's
			 authorized inspection agency determines that a structure constructed under this
			 Part fails to conform to the requirements of this Part or that the approved
			 compliance assurance program is not followed, the inspection agency shall
			 notify the manufacturer of the existence of the violation. The manufacturer
			 shall be provided the opportunity to correct the violation in a manner
			 acceptable to the inspection agency. If the violation comes first to the
			 attention of the Department, the Department shall notify the inspection agency
			 so that it can carry out its responsibilities under this Section.
2) If the manufacturer fails to successfully
			 resolve the problem or correct the violation within 30 calendar days, the
			 inspection agency shall notify the Department of the failure. The Department
			 shall order the manufacturer to correct the violation.
3) If a manufacturer fails to correct a
			 violation within the period specified by the Department, that failure shall
			 subject the manufacturer to the penalties provided in Section 10 of the
			 Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.110 - Applicability

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a) The rules in
				this Part govern the design and installation of new plumbing or plumbing
				systems and the alteration of plumbing systems. They apply to all new
				construction and any remodeling or renovation that alters, renovates or
				replaces existing plumbing or plumbing systems.
b) The rules in this Part do not apply to
				existing buildings unless the plumbing or plumbing system is being altered, the
				building use is being changed or the existing plumbing creates a health or
				safety hazard.
c) If an existing
				building is changed from one use to another or from one classification to
				another, as provided in Appendix A.Table B, it shall be treated as a new
				building and shall comply with the requirements of this Part for its new use or
				occupancy.
d) Regardless of the age
				of the building, where a health or safety hazard exists because of an existing
				plumbing installation or lack thereof, the owner or his or her agent shall
				install additional plumbing or make corrections as may be necessary to abate
				the hazard or violation of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.130 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) The following State and federal statutes
				and State administrative rules are referenced in this Part:
1) Illinois Plumbing License Law [225 ILCS
				320 ]
2) Private Sewage Disposal
				Licensing Act [225 ILCS 225 ]
3)
				Illinois Groundwater Protection Act [415 ILCS 55 ]
4) Swimming Facility Act [210 ILCS 125
				]
5) Illinois Safe Bottled Water
				Act [410 ILCS 655 ]
6) Illinois
				Bottled Water Act [815 ILCS 310 ]
7) Bed and Breakfast Act [50 ILCS 820
				]
8) Hazardous Substances Act (
				15 USC 1263
				)
9) Primary Drinking Water
				Standards (35 Ill. Adm. Code 611)
10) Design, Operation and Maintenance
				Criteria (Specific Conditions and Installation Procedures) (35 Ill. Adm. Code
				653.802
				)
11) Private Sewage Disposal Code
				(77 Ill. Adm. Code 905)
12)
				Illinois Accessibility Code (71 Ill. Adm. Code 400)
13) Food Service Sanitation Code (77 Ill.
				Adm. Code 750)
14) Youth Camp Code
				(77 Ill. Adm. Code 810)
15)
				Recreational Area Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 800)
16) Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety (41
				Ill. Adm. Code 120)
17) Drinking
				Water Systems Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 900)
18) Water Quality Standards (35 Ill. Adm.
				Code 302)
19) Energy Policy Act of
				1992 ( PL 201-486 )
20) Lawn
				Irrigation Contractor and Lawn Sprinkler System Registration Code (77 Ill. Adm.
				Code 892)
21) Safe Drinking Water
				Act ( 42 USC 1417 )
22) Certification and Operation of
				Environmental Laboratories (77 Ill. Adm. Code 465)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.140 - Compliance with this Part

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a)
				Existing Buildings. In existing buildings, including historic buildings, or
				premises in which plumbing installations are to be altered, renovated or
				replaced, materials and methods shall meet or exceed the provisions of this
				Part.
b) Variances
1) When the Department finds that compliance
				with all requirements of this Part would result in an undue hardship due to
				excessive structural or mechanical difficulty, or impracticability, a variance
				may be granted. The request for a variance shall be submitted in writing to the
				Department for approval prior to installation.
2) The Department will consider variances to
				this Part when the applicant has provided documentation citing the particular
				portion of this Part for which a variance is sought and has provided
				justification sufficient, in the opinion of the Department, to demonstrate that
				the variance will not create a condition less protective than that portion of
				this Part addressed in the variance request. Issuance of variances to this Part
				is at the sole discretion of the Department and may not be delegated or assumed
				by any other authority identified in this Part. Variance authorizations may be
				conditioned as determined by the Department and are not precedential.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.150 - Workmanship

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a) All plumbing
				work performed shall comply with the provisions of this Part.
b) In the process of installing or repairing
				any part of a plumbing system, the floors, walls, ceilings, tile work, or any
				other part of the building or premises which must be changed, altered or
				replaced shall be left in a safe structural condition so as not to pose a
				health or safety hazard.
c)
				Exterior/interior openings through walls, floors, and ceilings shall have the
				annular space around pipes properly closed to prevent the entrance of mice,
				rats or other rodents. Exterior wall openings shall be made
				water-tight.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.160 - Used Plumbing Material, Equipment, Fixtures

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a) Previously used plumbing material,
				equipment and/or fixtures may be re-used for plumbing installations only if it
				complies with this Part at the time of the new installation.
b) Used pipe or fittings shall not be
				installed in a potable water system.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.170 - Sewer and/or Water Required

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a)
				Each building which is intended for human habitation or occupancy shall have a
				connection to a public water system, a semi-private water system, or a private
				water supply constructed in accordance with the requirements of the Illinois
				Water Well Construction Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 920) or the Surface Source
				Water Treatment Code ( 77 Ill. Adm. Code 930), and a connection to a public
				sewer system or private sewage disposal system constructed to the requirements
				of the Illinois Private Sewage Disposal Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 905). All
				installations shall also be in accordance with any additional applicable State
				and local laws, ordinances, rules and regulations and local codes.
b) For purposes of this Section, individually
				owned residences that share a common wall or ownership right and have ground
				floor access, such as townhouses or rowhouses, shall be treated as separate
				buildings and shall have separate connections to a public water system, a
				semi-private water system or a private water supply as required in subsection
				(a) of this Section. However, such individually owned residences established as
				part of a condominium association may use a single water supply service line
				from the public water supply to a centralized location, such as an exterior
				manifold or meter room with independent shutoff valves to each unit. There
				shall be a main shutoff valve at the property line. Such arrangements shall
				comply with requirements set forth by the local water department or water
				authority.
c) Private Water Supply
				Interconnection.
1) A private water supply
				shall not be interconnected with a public water system unless it is located and
				constructed in accordance with the Water Well Construction Code (77 Ill. Adm.
				Code 920) and Water Well and Pump Installation Code (77 Ill. Adm. Code 925),
				and the public water system is protected against backflow and back siphonage as
				specified in Section
				890.1130.
2) No physical connection shall be permitted
				between the potable water system and any non-potable water source.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.190 - Piping Measurements

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Except where otherwise specified in this Part, all
				  measurements between pipes, or between pipes and walls or footings, shall be
				  made from the outside edge nearest the parallel pipe, wall or
				  footing.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 890.200 - Operation of Plumbing Equipment

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a)
				All plumbing equipment required by this Part shall be operated in the manner
				intended by the manufacturer. No alteration or modifications to plumbing
				fixtures, equipment and appurtenances which would negate designed safety
				features shall be allowed. All plumbing systems shall be maintained in a
				functional, safe and sanitary condition. The owner of the facility shall be
				responsible for maintenance of the plumbing system.
b) No groundwater, roof drainage, discharge
				from footing tile drains or other storm water wastes shall be discharged into
				the sanitary drainage system.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart B - PLUMBING MATERIALS › Section 890.210 - Materials

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All materials, piping, fittings, appliances, appurtenances,
				  faucets, fixture fittings, fixtures and devices used in all plumbing systems
				  shall be approved by the Department, in accordance with the following
				  criteria:
a) Compliance with the
				requirements of this Part.
b)
				Compliance with the applicable standard (see Appendix A: Table A).
c) Labeled by an agency that is approved by
				the Department or is an ANSI-accredited certification program (see Appendix A:
				Table A).
1) Labeling indicates that the
				agency certifies the plumbing material to be in compliance with applicable
				standards.
2) Labeling includes the
				manufacturer's identification of material. Each length of pipe, each pipe
				fitting, trap, fixture, device and appurtenance used in a plumbing system shall
				have cast, stamped or indelibly marked on it the maker's mark or name, the
				weight, type, class of product and the standard that applies.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart B - PLUMBING MATERIALS › Section 890.230 - Safe Pan Material and Construction

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a) Material. Safe pans shall be made only of
				lead, copper, aluminum, galvanized steel, stainless steel, ABS, PVC or
				fiberglass material.
1) Lead sheets for safe
				pans shall weigh at least 4 pounds per square foot.
2) Copper sheets for safe pans shall weigh at
				least 12 ounces per square foot.
3)
				Aluminum, galvanized steel and stainless steel safe pans shall be of at least
				24 gauge material.
4) ABS or PVC
				safe pans or liners shall be 30 mil or 40 mil.
5) Fiberglass for safe pans or liners shall
				be equally durable to the ABS and PVC material described in subsection (a)(3)
				of this Section.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart C - JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS › Section 890.330 - Special Joints

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a) Copper
				Tubing to Screwed Pipe Joints. Joints from copper tubing to threaded pipe shall
				be made by the use of a cast bronze or wrought copper adaptor fitting. The
				joint between copper tubing and the fitting shall be soldered or, if flared or
				compression, must be accessible.
b)
				Welding or Brazing. Brazing or welding shall be in accordance with the
				provisions of Section 6 of the Code for Pressure Piping, ASME B31.1.
c) Slip Joints. In drainage and water piping,
				slip joints may be used on the inlet side of the trap or in the trap seal, and
				on the exposed fixture supply. Slip joints shall not be used in any
				inaccessible piping. Push-on angle and straight stop valves are permitted,
				provided that they meet the following specifications: they are installed by
				being pushed onto copper or chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC); they are
				mechanically secured by metal tabs that grip the piping; they are sealed with
				o-rings; and they are capable of withstanding a water pressure of 150 psi and a
				temperature of 210 degrees Fahrenheit.
d) Expansion Joints. Expansion joints shall
				be accessible and may be used where necessary to provide for expansion or
				contraction of the piping. The expansion joint material shall conform to the
				type of piping on which it is installed.
e) Compression type couplings shall not be
				used in unexposed water piping except for water services, water meter yokes,
				and stop box connections.
f)
				Grooved Type Mechanical Couplings. Grooved type mechanical couplings, in
				accordance with Section
				890.320(p),
				may be used in potable water and roof drain piping. These couplings shall not
				be used in waste, soil or vent piping.
g) Plastic Pipe to Non-Plastic Pipe Joints.
				Joints between plastic pipe and non-plastic pipe shall be made only by one of
				the following methods:
1) Pressure Piping
A) Approved insert fittings (in accordance
				with Appendix A.Table A);
B)
				Threaded adaptors;
C) Flanges;
				or
D) Flared fittings.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart C - JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS › Section 890.340 - Use of Joints

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a) Clay Sewer
				Pipe. Joints in vitrified clay pipe or between vitrified clay pipe and metal
				pipe shall be made with a neoprene gasket and stainless steel bands or as
				provided in Section
				890.320(f), (g) or
				(o), if applicable.
b) Concrete Sewer Pipe. Joints in concrete
				sewer pipe or between concrete sewer pipe and metal pipe shall be made with a
				neoprene gasket and stainless steel bands or as provided in Section
				890.320(f), (g) or
				(o), if applicable.
c) Cast Iron Pipe. A joint in cast iron water
				supply pipe shall be made in accordance with Section
				890.320(a) and
				(b) or shall be a mechanical joint in
				accordance with AWWA C151. Joints in cast iron soil pipe shall be made in
				accordance with Section
				890.320(a), (b), (n), (o) or
				(p).
d) Screw Pipe to Cast Iron. Joints between
				wrought iron, steel, brass, or copper pipe and cast iron pipe shall be either
				caulked or threaded joints that are made as provided in Section
				890.320(a) or
				(b) and shall be made with proper adaptor
				fittings.
e) Lead to Cast Iron,
				Wrought Iron or Steel. Joints between lead and cast iron, wrought iron, or
				steel pipe shall be made by means of wiped joints to a caulking ferrule,
				soldering nipple, or bushing as provided in Section
				890.320(c).
f) Copper Water Tube. Joints in copper tubing
				shall be made with cast bronze or wrought copper pressure fittings, properly
				soldered or brazed, or by means of compression or flared joints as provided in
				Sections
				890.320(d), (e), (h) and
				(p)(2). Flared joints and compression
				fittings shall not be installed underground except for water services, water
				meter yokes, and stop box connections.
g) Plastic Pipe. Joints between plastic pipe
				and non-plastic material shall be made only with an appropriate type adaptor as
				provided in Section
				890.320(l)
				and
				890.330(g).
1) Plastic-Commingling. There shall be no
				commingling of plastic materials within the same plumbing system except through
				the use of proper adaptors or approved solvent as listed in Appendix A.Table A,
				for connections transitioning from one material to another, only.
2) Plastic Pipe. Plastic pipe shall not be
				installed in any tunnel or chase that contains uninsulated hot water, hot air
				or steam piping that causes the ambient air temperature in the tunnel or chase
				to exceed 180 degrees Fahrenheit.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart C - JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS › Section 890.350 - Unions

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Unions may be used in the drainage and venting system when
				  accessibly located above ground. Unions shall be installed in a water supply
				  system within 5 feet of regulating equipment, water heaters, water conditioning
				  tanks, water conditioning equipment, pumps, and similar equipment which may
				  require service by removal or replacement. Where small equipment may be
				  unscrewed, only one union shall be required.
a) Drainage System. Unions may be used in the
				trap seal and on the inlet and outlet side of the trap. Unions shall have metal
				to metal seats except that plastic unions may have plastic to plastic
				seats.
b) Water Supply System.
				Unions in the water supply system shall be metal to metal with ground seats,
				except that plastic to metal unions may utilize durable, non-toxic, impervious
				gaskets. Unions between copper pipe/tubing and dissimilar metals shall either
				be made with a brass converter fitting or be a dielectric type union.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart C - JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS › Section 890.360 - Water Closet and Pedestal Urinal

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Fixture connections between drainage pipes and water closets,
				  floor outlet service sinks and pedestal urinals, and earthenware trap standards
				  shall be made by means of brass, copper, hard lead, plastic, or iron flanges;
				  caulked, soldered, screwed or solvent welded to the drainage pipe. Flanges of
				  hard lead, plastic and iron flanges for no-hub or compression joints shall be
				  secured to the floor. The connection shall be bolted, with a gasket, washer or
				  setting compound, between the earthenware and the flange. The floor flange
				  shall be set on an approved firm base. The use of putty or non-drying plumber's
				  putty manufactured specifically for plumbing installation is
				  acceptable.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart C - JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS › Section 890.370 - Prohibited Joints and Connections in Drainage Systems

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Drainage System. Any fitting or connection which has an
				  enlargement, chamber, or recess with a ledge, shoulder, or reduction of pipe
				  area that offers an obstruction to flow through the drain is prohibited. No
				  fitting or connection that obstructs flow shall be used. In existing buildings
				  only a flow control valve or device may be connected to the fixture drain and
				  shall not be considered as an obstruction. The enlargement of a three (3) inch
				  closet bend or stub to four (4) inches shall not be considered an
				  obstruction.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart C - JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS › Section 890.380 - Increasers and Reducers

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Different Sizes. Where different sizes of pipes or pipes and
				  fittings are to be connected, the approved proper size increasers, reducers or
				  reducing fittings shall be used between the two sizes.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 890 - ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE › Subpart D - TRAPS AND CLEANOUTS › Section 890.410 - Fixture Traps/Continuous Waste

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a) Fixture Traps. All directly connected
				plumbing fixtures, except those having integral traps, shall be separately
				trapped by a water-seal trap, placed as close to the fixture outlet as
				possible. A kitchen sink with up to three basins may be installed on one trap
				if one compartment is not more than 6 inches deeper than the other and the
				waste outlets are not more than 30 inches apart. (See Appendix D.Illustration
				A.)
b) Distance of Trap to Fixture.
				The developed length from the fixture outlet to the trap weir shall not exceed
				24 inches, except that an interceptor used as a trap shall be located as close
				as possible to the fixture. The maximum developed length from the fixture
				outlet to the inlet of the interceptor shall not exceed 5 feet. (See Appendix
				D.Illustration B.) The standpipe inlet for an automatic clothes washer shall
				not exceed 48 inches above the weir of a trap.
c) Trap Size. The size of trap for a fixture
				shall comply with Appendix A.Table E for minimum size of traps. No trap shall
				be larger than the fixture drain to which it is connected or the drainage pipe
				into which it discharges.
d) Type
				of Traps. Traps shall have a uniform and smooth interior, and shall have no
				partitions or movable parts. The trap seal shall be non-adjustable. (See
				Appendix D.Illustration C.)
e) Drum
				Traps. Drum traps shall be 3 or 4 inches in diameter and provided with a fixed
				water seal of at least 2 inches. The trap cleanout shall be one size less than
				the trap diameter.
f) Trap Seal.
				Each trap shall have a water seal of 2 inches except where a deeper seal is
				required to prevent the loss of the trap seal by evaporation. Where loss of the
				trap seal may occur due to evaporation, one of the following shall be used:
1) Vegetable oil may be added to the
				trap.
2) A deeper seal not to
				exceed 8 inches may be used.
3) An
				automatic trap primer may be used.