§ 150.62 DEFINITIONS.
   In addition to the definitions contained in the rules, regulations, and codes established in this subchapter, the following standards shall apply to all work subject to the provisions of this subchapter.
   "CONTRACTOR." One who contracts or holds one's self out to hire, whether or not such agreement is in writing, and as defined in IC 22-11-3.1-1 et seq.
   "FINAL WIRING." The completed electrical system including all devices, fixtures, and the like, but not necessarily including the service entrance equipment.
   "INDIVIDUAL." One who is the legal owner, primary resident, or designated by the owner as manager of the property on which the work is to be accomplished.
   "ROUGH-IN SERVICE." The service entrance equipment in order to obtain power in its complete state with or without the connection of all branch circuits.
   "ROUGH-IN WIRING." The cable or wire as a complete system prior to the installation of the devices or fixtures.
   "SUBSTANDARD STRUCTURES AND BUILDINGS."
      (1)   A building containing less than a 60 ampere 240V main and range four circuit service;
      (2)   Less than one switched light or receptacle per room;
      (3)   Less than one receptacle per wall space;
      (4)   Less than one receptacle per kitchen counter space in excess of 12 inches width;
      (5)   Service entrance equipment located in bathrooms;
      (6)   Conductors in a deteriorated, abused or improperly installed condition.
      (7)   If any or all of the above violations exist the structure in question may be considered an "unsafe building" for purposes of IC 36-7-9-1 et seq. as adopted by § 150.45 et seq. of this chapter.
(Ord. 5560, passed 11-3-87)