(A) Road width for parking.
Table A Road Width for Parking | |
Road Width
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Parking
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24 feet | No parking on streets; two-way traffic |
30 feet | Parking one side of street |
36 feet | Parking two sides of street |
(B) Distribution system piping.
Table B Distribution System Piping | ||
Side of Main (inside diameter)
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Number of MH that May Be Serviced
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Max Length of Main Installed (feet)
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2 inches | 20 | 600 |
3 inches | 60 | 1,800 |
4 inches | 120 | 3,600 |
6 inches | 400 | 12,000 |
Notes to Table: If local requirements exceed the above sizes, the local standards will apply. | ||
(C) Minimum size and slope of sewer mains.
Table C Minimum Size and Slope of Sewer Mains* | ||
Number of Spaces
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Sewer Inside Diameter (inches)
|
Minimum Slope (per foot)
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1-125 | 6 | 1/8 inches |
More than 125 | 8 | 1/8 inches |
Notes to Table: * = Exclusive of laterals serving individual mobile homes | ||
(D) Demand factors for feeder and service entrance conductors.
Table D Demand Factors for Feeder and Service Entrance Conductors | |
Number of Mobile Homes
|
Demand Factor (percent)
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Table D Demand Factors for Feeder and Service Entrance Conductors | |
Number of Mobile Homes
|
Demand Factor (percent)
|
7-9 | 28 |
10-12 | 27 |
13-15 | 26 |
16-21 | 25 |
22-40 | 24 |
41-60 | 23 |
61 and over | 22 |
Notes to Table: The demand factor for a given number of lots shall apply to all lots indicated. Example: Twenty lots calculated at 25% of 16,000 watts results in a permissible demand of 4,000 watts per lot or a total of 80,000 watts for 20 lots. | |
(Prior Code, § 3-4-10) (Res. passed 5-20-1986)