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§ 70.307 IMPROPER OCCUPANCY
   All buildings or portions thereof, occupied for purposes for which they were not designed or intended to be used is considered an improper occupancy.
(Ord. No. 11.66, § 304(7), 2-4-66)
§ 70.308 HAZARDOUS WIRING
   The following are hazardous wiring conditions:
   (A)   Exposed electric wire or wire with deteriorated or damaged insulation.
   (B)   Switch and outlet plates missing or improperly fastened.
   (C)   Short circuit or break in an electric line.
   (D)   Obvious shock hazards.
   (E)   Temporary wiring, except extension cords which run directly from portable electric fixtures to convenience outlets, and which do not lie underneath floor-covering materials or extend through doorways, transoms or other similar openings through walls or ceiling.
(Ord. No. 11.66, § 304(8), 2-4-66)
§ 70.309 HAZARDOUS PLUMBING
   The following are hazardous plumbing conditions:
   (A)   Plumbing that permits contamination of the water supply through backflow, back-siphonage or any other method of contamination.
   (B)   Water supply inlets below the flood level of any sink, lavatory, bathtub or other fixture, and submerged inlets except those with a vacuum breaker complying with the plumbing code.
   (C)   The waste line of a water-using fixture that is not trapped.
(Ord. No. 11.66, § 304(9), 2-4-66)
§ 70.310 HAZARDOUS HEATING EQUIPMENT
   The following are hazardous heating equipment conditions:
   (A)   Fuel supply connection of material other than pipe or tubing of solid metal and not permanently fastened in place.
   (B)   Equipment or vents so close to a wall of combustible materials or so lacking in insulation that there is danger of combustion.
   (C)   Equipment burning liquid or solid fuel which are not connected to chimneys or flues, or which are connected to vents suitable for gas only.
(Ord. No. 11.66, § 304(10), 2-4-66)
Division 4. Structural Requirements
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