New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 11 - LABOR AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION › Chapter 1 - LABOR GENERAL PROVISIONS › Part 2 - PUBLIC WORKS MINIMUM WAGE ACT POLICY MANUAL › Section 11.1.2.10 - CLASSIFICATION OF TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 13, July 16, 2024
A. Classifications of construction work
(1) Type "A" The street, highway, utility and
				light engineering construction classification shall include the construction,
				alteration, repair and demolition of roads, streets, highways, alleys,
				sidewalks, curbs, gutters, guard rails, fences, parkways, parking areas,
				airports (other than buildings thereon), bridle paths, athletic fields; highway
				bridges, median channels, and grade separations involving highways; parks, golf
				courses, viaducts; uncovered reservoirs; canals, ditches and channels
				(including linings other than concrete linings); earth dams under 1,000,000
				cubic yards, telephone and electrical transmission lines and site preparations,
				including traffic signalization and street lighting, which are part of street,
				highway, utility and light engineering projects; and shall include
				construction, alteration, repair, and demolition of utilities such as sanitary
				sewers, storm sewers, water lines, including appurtenances thereto such as lift
				stations, inlets, manholes, sewer lagoons, septic tanks and service outlets
				(stub-outs), providing such utility construction is outside the property line,
				or more than five feet from a building or heavy engineering structure,
				whichever is closer, provided, however, with regard to electrical utilities
				such construction shall include construction to the first attachment of
				incoming power source without regard to the property line or proximity to the
				building or the heavy engineering structure. Furthermore, this limitation will
				not apply to independent main lines and service out-lets (stub-out regardless
				of proximity to building or heavy engineering structure; construction and
				installation of pipelines (except cross-country transportation mainline
				pipelines), including municipal-type utility distribution pipelines, for the
				distribution of petroleum or natural gas, up to the first metering station or
				connection with the transportation mainline pipeline; provided, "First metering
				station or connection" means that point which divides cross-country
				transportation mainline transmission lines or higher pressure lateral and
				branch lines from lower pressure distribution systems.
(2) Type "B" The general building
				classification shall include the construction, alteration, repair and
				demolition of buildings, including office buildings, warehouses, industrial and
				commercial buildings, institutional and public buildings and all
				air-conditioning, conduit, heating and other mechanical and electrical works
				and site preparation for buildings or heavy engineering projects under this
				classifications; except that construction, alteration, repair and demolition of
				buildings under the scope of this classification shall not include
				construction, alteration, repair and demolition of buildings under the class
				"C" classification of Subsection A of 11.1.2.10 NMAC, of these regulations;
				stadia; and shall include electrical, gas, water, sewer lines and other such
				utility construction which are part of projects under this classification and
				included within the property line or less than five feet from the building or
				heavy engineering structure, whichever is closer, provided, however, with
				regard to electrical utilities such construction shall include construction
				from the first attachment of incoming power source without regard to the
				property line or proximity to the building or the heavy engineering
				structure.
(3) Type "C" The
				residential building construction classification shall include the site
				preparation and construction, alteration; repair and demolition of residential
				buildings and shall include all structures intended for residential occupancy,
				be it by owners of said properties or tenants, including, but not limited to,
				single detached buildings, duplexes, tri-plexes, quad-plexes, residential
				condominium buildings, apartment buildings not to exceed four stories in
				height; and shall include electrical, gas, water, sewer lines and other such
				utility construction which are part of projects under this classification and
				included within the property line or less than five feet from the building,
				whichever is closer, provided, however, with regard to electrical utilities
				such construction shall include construction to the first attachment of
				incoming power source without regard to the property line or proximity to the
				building or the heavy engineering structure.
(4) Type "H" The heavy engineering
				construction classification shall include construction, alteration, repair and
				demolition of heavy engineering work such as railroad and geothermal projects,
				power generating plants, pump stations, natural gas compressing stations;
				covered reservoirs and sewage and water treatment facilities; concrete linings
				for canals, ditches and channels; concrete dams; earth dams of 1,000,000 cubic
				yards or over; radio towers, ovens, furnaces, kiln, silos, shafts and tunnels
				(other than highway shafts and tunnels), hydroelectric projects: and well
				drilling, telephone and electrical transmission lines which are part of general
				building and heavy engineering projects; mining appurtenances such as tipples,
				washeries and loading and discharging chutes, and specialized structures for
				testing, launching and recovering space and other rocket-type missiles;
				construction and installation of cross-country transportation mainline
				pipelines for the distribution of petroleum or natural gas, up to the first
				metering station or connection with the distribution pipelines; provided,
				"first metering station or connection" means that point which divides
				cross-country transportation mainline transmission lines or higher pressure
				lateral and branch lines from lower pressure distribution systems.