(A) (1) Regarding modular structures, manufactured buildings as required in Fla. Stat. § 163.03 shall be set up in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications; and in addition to the specified set up procedures, all structures shall have a continuous masonry foundation wall minimum seven and one-half inches in width around the entire building perimeter.
(2) Mobile homes. Manufactured housing shall be set up in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and shall be fully skirted around perimeter with aluminum or masonry.
(B) Interceptors shall be installed in all restaurants, service stations, airport maintenance shops, dry cleaners, laundromats and/or any buildings that allows lint, grease or grease oil by-products to enter and be dumped into the city's central sewage system.
(1) Location. Interceptors shall be located so as to provide easy access for routine inspections, cleaning and maintenance. Manholes shall be provided over the inlet and the outlet of each interceptor and be brought to finish grade.
(2) Discharging. Whenever an interceptor is required, waste shall pass through the interceptor and then be discharged into the sewage system.
(3) Sizing. The size of an interceptor shall be determined by the Florida Building Code/Plumbing. All interceptors shall be baffled.
(4) Automatic pretreatment systems may be used in lieu of interceptor tank when approved by the city.
(5) Design. The design of an interceptor shall be found in Chapter 10 D-9 (F.A.C.) Florida Administrative Code.
(6) Maintenance. All interceptors shall be cleaned (materials removed from tank) monthly, unless predetermined by city inspector. Records shall be kept and signed each month by inspector.
(7) Disposing. Disposing of waste from any interceptor shall be done by a licensed qualified company and disposed by them at a certified state landfill.
(C) Electrical connection. The person currently holding a franchise from the city to furnish electrical power to the residents of the city shall not connect the meter or install electric service to any new construction or building within the corporate limits of the city, unless the electrical installations thereof have been inspected and approved by the Building Official or his designee.
(D) Issuance of final certificate of inspection. When any electrical wiring, apparatus or fixtures covered by a permit shall be found on inspection by the Building Official or his designee to conform to the rules and regulations provided by this chapter, the Building Official or his designee shall issue a final certificate of inspection, certifying that the wiring, apparatus or fixtures have been inspected and found to comply with the terms of this chapter. No such certificate shall be issued until such equipment is made to conform to all applicable rules and regulations and all outstanding fees, fines and monies associated with a building permit are paid in full prior to the release for final electrical service (pre meter).
(E) Temporary permission to connect before final certification. The Building Official or his designee may, before a certificate is issued, give temporary permission to connect and furnish electric current to any wiring, apparatus or fixtures for a period not exceeding 30 days, if such wiring, apparatus or fixtures are in such condition that current may safely be connected therewith for such period of time and there exists a necessity for such use; provided, that prior to any connection, written application is filed with the Building Official, requesting such permission.
(F) Moving of buildings; written application. Any person desiring to move a building shall first file with the Building Official a written application setting forth the following information:
(1) Type and kind of building to be moved.
(2) Extreme dimensions of the length, height, and width of the building.
(3) Location and proposed new location, by lot, block, subdivision, and street numbers.
(4) Approximate time such building will be on the streets, and the contemplated route that will be taken from the present to new location.
(5) A minimum 5" x 7" photo of all four sides of the building.
(6) A certificate from a licensed and bonded termite company that the building is free of termites and that the structure has not been damaged by termites.
(7) A certified written statement from the Building Official or the county or city in which the structure was formerly located which indicates:
(a) That the structure complies with all current codes in effect within said county or city; or
(b) That said structure could have been moved within said county or city and that it will comply with all current code requirements of said county and city after such move.
(8) Proposed water and sewer service/ facilities.
(G) Unit numbers for buildings. The owner of each dwelling unit and commercial establishment shall attach to the structure, the number assigned to such dwelling unit or commercial establishment. The numbers must be easily legible from the street with figures not less than three inches high for residential and not less than five inches for commercial buildings and in a color contrasting to the background. The Building Inspector of the city shall be responsible for assigning street numbers referred to in this section. Any person convicted of violating this section shall pay a fine of $25.
(H) Wind zone. The city limits shall be designated within 110 mph wind zone.
(Ord. 981-07, passed 8-13-07)