§ 531.46 Permit and Written Return for Plumbing Work

   No plumber shall make any attachments, additions to or alterations in any service pipe cock or other fixture connected with the service water pipes, unless he or she first procures a permit from the Commissioner of Water for such work, and makes a written return of the same as prescribed in these rules and regulations.

§ 531.47 Permit to Open Street, Lane or Alley

   Before permits for extending connections are issued, the plumber must present a permit from the Director of Public Service authorizing him or her to open the street, lane or alley in which connection is to be made. No licensed plumber will be granted a permit for work to be done by a person not in the employ of such plumber.

§ 531.48 Permission to Let Water on Premises

   No plumber after making any connection with the service pipes, or after making repairs or putting in any new attachment, shall leave the stop cock open, or let the water on the premises without permission from the Director of Public Utilities.

§ 531.49 Monthly Return

   Not later than the fifth of each month, all licensed plumbers shall make a true return in writing on blanks furnished at the office of the Division of Water, of all work, authorized by permit of the Commissioner of Water, completed during the previous calendar month, or if no such work has been completed, the return shall be made bearing a statement to that effect.

§ 531.50 Persons Authorized to Make Connections – Repealed

(Ord. No. 246-06. Passed 4-10-06, eff. 4-13-06)

§ 531.51 Location of Service Pipes

   Service pipes between the main and the street line shall be laid not less than six (6) feet below the surface of the street, and between the street line and the building shall not be less than five and one-half (5-1/2) feet below the surface of the ground.

§ 531.52 Location of Boxes and Fixtures

   In cases where stop cock boxes and street washers are set into the flagging or pavement of the sidewalk, the stones shall be neatly and accurately cut, and the top of the boxes set even with the surface of the pavement or flagging. In all other cases they shall be set flush with the surface of the sidewalk or lawn. If from any cause the stop cock box or other fixture is above or below the surface of the sidewalk or lawn, it must be brought to the surface of the same.