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(A) From contractor to contractor. In case the permit grantee gives written permission or appears in person with another contractor and grants permission, the permit shall be transferred to the latter licensed contractor; provided, the latter contractor pays established transfer fee. If permission is not granted by the original permit holder, the contractor who completes the installation shall secure a permit covering the work he or she does, and the latter contractor shall be responsible in either case for all work done under his or her supervision.
(Prior Code, § 9-63)
(B) From owner to contractor. An owner who secured a permit to make installations of electrical equipment in his or her residence may transfer his or her permit to a licensed contractor, providing the owner notifies the inspection authority of his or her intention, receives inspection of the work done by his or her and has his or her contractor pay the established transfer fee to the inspection authority.
(Prior Code, § 9-64)
(Ord. 597, passed 11-7-1977; Ord. 770, passed 8-27-1984)
Any permit issued shall become invalid if the authorized work is not commenced within six months after issuance of the permit or if the authorized work is suspended or abandoned for a period of six months after the time of commencing the work.
(Prior Code, § 9-65) (Ord. 597, passed 11-7-1977; Ord. 770, passed 8-27-1984; Ord. 892, passed 7-23-1990)
Any permit issued pursuant to this subchapter in violation of state law, these rules or any ordinance, or as a result of false or fraudulent information, or misinterpretation of conditions, shall be subject to revocation at the discretion of the inspection authority. The person holding the permit shall be notified to appear and show cause why the permit should not be revoked and failure to appear shall be deemed sufficient to cause the permit to be revoked.
(Prior Code, § 9-67) (Ord. 597, passed 11-7-1977; Ord. 770, passed 8-27-1984; Ord. 892, passed 7-23-1990)
Should any person to whom a permit has been issued quit the installation for any reason, he or she shall notify the electrical inspection authority and request inspection of work completed. If a permit holder fails to notify the electrical inspection authority the owner may notify the electrical inspection authority.
(Prior Code, § 9-68) (Ord. 597, passed 11-7-1977; Ord. 770, passed 8-27-1984)
(A) Generally. Upon the completion of the wiring of any building or structure, it shall be the duty of the permit holder to notify the City Engineer, who shall instruct the Electrical Inspector to inspect the installation within 24 working hours of the time such notice is given, and if it is found to be fully in compliance with this chapter and does not constitute a hazard to life and property, he or she shall issue to the permit holder, a certificate of inspection authorizing connection to the electrical service and the turning on of the current. All wires which are to be hidden from view shall be inspected before concealment and any person, firm or corporation installing such wires shall notify the Electrical Inspector giving him or her 24 working hours in which to make the required inspection before such wires are concealed.
(Prior Code, § 9-69)
(B) Right of inspection authority to require contractor’s representative to be present. The electrical inspection authority reserves the right to require a representative of the contractor to be on the job when inspection is made.
(Prior Code, § 9-70)
(C) Reinspections. The Electrical Inspector shall make periodically a thorough reinspection of the installation in buildings and structures of all electric wiring, electric devices and electric material now installed or that may hereafter be installed within the city, and when the installation of any such wiring, devices and/or material is found to be in a dangerous or unsafe condition, the person, firm or corporation owning, using or operating same shall be notified and shall make the necessary repairs or changes required to place such wiring, devices and material in a safe condition, and have such work completed within ten days, or in the time period specified by the Electrical Inspector in said notices. The Electrical Inspector is hereby empowered to disconnect or order the discontinuance of electrical service to such wiring, devices and/or material so found to be defectively installed until the installation of such wiring, devices and material has been made safe as directed by the Electrical Inspector.
(Prior Code, § 9-71)
(Ord. 597, passed 11-7-1977; Ord. 770, passed 8-27-1984; Ord. 892, passed 7-23-1990)
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