(A) In determining whether the electrical system of any dwelling unit is hazardous to the occupants (and thus in violation of this chapter), the Administrator shall consider the size of the dwelling unit, the number of occupants, and the occupants’ usage of appliances and equipment.
(B) The electrical system of a dwelling unit may be found hazardous due to any of the following conditions, including, but not limited to:
(1) Insufficient amperage;
(2) Improper fusing, wiring, or installation;
(3) Improper or inadequate grounding of the system or parts thereof;
(4) The presence of loose, hanging, frayed, or bare wires;
(5) The use of extension cords except for short-term purpose;
(6) Insufficient outlets or fixtures;
(7) The presence of conductor supported pendant switches or light;
(8) The presence of flush or semi-flush mounted floor convenience outlets, lacking approved waterproof covers; or
(9) General deterioration of the system or parts thereof.
(C) In addition to the above requirements, the Administrator shall not issue an occupancy permit unless the dwelling unit complies with the city’s current electric code.
(Prior Code, § 157.025)