CHAPTER 14 BUILDING CODE CODES AND REGULATIONS ADMINISTRATION

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1 CHAPTER 14 BUILDING CODE CODES AND REGULATIONS Building Permits and Inspection Electrical Permits and Inspection Plumbing Permits and Inspection Heating, ventilation and Air Conditioning Code Flammable Liquids Liquified Petroleum Gases Flammable and Combustible Liquids ADMINISTRATION Building Inspector Issuance of Permit; Payment of Fees Report of Violations Lapse of Permits Revocation Unsafe Buildings CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS state Building and Energy Codes Adopted Terms Defined Workmanship Prefabricated Buildings FIRE DISTRICT Fire District Described Definitions Regulations within Fire District Fire Retardant Roofing Bulk Oil Tanks Prohibited Razing Old and Damaged Buildings OTHER STRUCTURES Private swimming Pools Private Garages Dish Type Satellite Signal Receiving Antennas ENFORCEMENT Penalty Village Not Liable OREGON 12/07/87

2 BUILDING CODE CHAPTER 14 BUILDING CODE CODES AND REGULATIONS BUILDING PERMITS AND INSPECTION. See Chapter 39 for One-Two Family Dwelling Code. (1) GENERAL PERMIT REQUIREMENT. No building or any part thereof shall hereafter be erected or ground broken for the same within the Village except as herein provided until a permit therefor has been obtained by the owner or his authorized agent from the Building Inspector. "Building" as used in this section includes any building or structure and any enlargement, alteration, heating or ventilation installation, moving or demolishing and anything affecting the fire hazards or safety of any building or structure. (2) APPLICATION. Application for a building permit shall be made in writing upon a form furnished by the Building Inspector and shall state the name and address of the owner of the land and of the owner of the building, if different, the legal description of the land upon which the building is to be located and the name and address of the designer and shall contain such other pertinent information as the Building Inspector may require. (3) PLANS REQUIRED. (a) General Reauirements. with such application, there shall be submitted 2 complete sets of plans and specifications, including a plot plan showing the location of the proposed building with respect to adjoining streets, alleys, lot lines and buildings. Plans for buildings required to comply with the State Building Code shall bear the stamp of approval from the Department of Commerce. Such plans and specifications shall be submitted in duplicate; one set shall be returned as herein provided and the other shall remain on file in the office of the Village Clerk. All plans and specifications shall be signed by the designer. (b) Other Requirements of this Municipal Code. See also 17.40, and (4) WAIVER OF PLANS. If the Building Inspector finds the character of the work is sufficiently described in the application, he may waiver the filing of plans for alterations, repairs or moving, provided the cost of such work does not exceed $1000. (5) APPROVAL OF PLANS. If the Building Inspector determines the proposed building will comply with this chapter and all applicable state laws and orders, he shall officially approve and stamp one set of plans and return it to the owner and shall issue a building permit therefor, which shall be kept and displayed at the site of the proposed building. After being approved, the plans and specifications shall not be altered in any respect which involves any of such ordinances, laws and orders or in any respect which involves the safety of the building or occupants, except with the written consent of the Building Inspector. If adequate plans are submitted ORE

3 BUILDING CODE 14.01(6) for part of a building, the Building Inspector may, at his discretion, issue a permit for such part before receiving plans and specifications for the entire building. (6) MINOR REPAIRS. The Building Inspector may authorize minor repairs or alterations valued at less than $500 which do not change the occupancy, area, structural strength, fire protection, exits, light or ventilation of a building without requiring a building permit to be issued. (7) FEES. The fees shall be as established and amended from time to time by the Village Board and are adopted herein by reference. (8) INSPECTION OF WORK. The builder shall notify the Building Inspector when ready, and the Building Inspector shall inspect all buildings upon the completion of the foundation forms or before the foundation is laid and again when ready for lath and plaster or before paneling is applied. After completion, he shall make a final inspection of all new buildings and alterations. (9) CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY. (a) No person shall use or permit to be used any building or premises or a part thereof hereafter erected, changed, converted or enlarged wholly or in part in its use or structure until a final inspection has been performed in accordance with Chapter COMM 20.10(1) (b)4. or Chapter COMM of the Wisconsin Administrative Code, and a certificate of occupancy has been issued by the Building Inspector. Such certificate shall show that the building or premises or part thereof and the proposed use thereof are in conformity with this chapter and all other provisions of the Oregon Municipal Code. (b) No certificate of occupancy shall be issued until a water meter and remote register are installed on the building to be served by the public water system. (c) No certificate of occupancy shall be issued until the water service curb stop or control valve to the building to be served by the public water system is determined to be operational by the Oregon Water utility and said curb stop or control valve is determined to be installed to the correct grade. (10) COMPLETION OF EXTERIOR OF RESIDENTIAL PREMISES. Exteriors of residential buildings shall be sided or finished within one year from the commencement of construction. Lawns for residential premises shall be seeded or sodded within 18 months of commencement of construction on the premises. Upon written request of the owner, the Building Inspector may extend for no longer than 3 months the periods set forth in this subsection. OREGON 05/01/89

4 BUILDING CODE ELECTRICAL PERMITS AND INSPECTION. (1) STATE CODE APPLIES. All electrical work, including the placing of wires and other equipment, shall conform to the State Electrical Code, which is by reference made a part of this chapter. Wisconsin Administrative Code, Chapter Comm. 16 and all amendments thereto are hereby adopted by reference and made a part hereof. Except as otherwise regulated by this ordinance, all installations of electrical wiring and equipment shall conform to and comply with Chapter Comm. 16 State Electrical Code, the Statutes of the State, and any orders, rules and regulations issued by authority thereof, and with approved electrical standards for safety to persons and property. Where requirements of the State law and local ordinance conflict, the stricter requirements shall govern. A copy of such code shall be kept on file in the office of the Village Clerk/Treasurer. (2) PERMIT REQUIRED. No electrical wiring or other equipment shall be installed or altered without first securing a permit therefor from the Building Inspector, except repairs or replacements of broken or defective sockets, switches or base receptacles may be made without a permit. The application for such permit shall be on a form furnished by the Building Inspector and shall state clearly the work planned, alterations to be made and equipment and materials to be used; and all later deviations from such plans shall be submitted to and approved by the Building Inspector. A fee shall be charged for each permit and inspection as established and amended from time to time by the Village Board. Such fees are adopted herein by reference. (3) INSPECTION OF WORK. After roughing in the wire of any building and before any such work is covered up, or upon completion of any outside wiring construction, the person doing such work shall notify the Building Inspector, who shall at once inspect the same. Upon completion of such wiring, the Inspector shall be notified and shall inspect the finished work. If he finds the work conforms to the State Electrical Code, he shall issue a certificate of compliance, which shall contain the date and an outline of the results of such inspection, a duplicate of which shall be filed in the office of the Building Inspector. No person shall use any such electrical equipment until such certificate has been issued. (Ord. #01-02 adopted 5/7/01) (4) ELECTRICAL LICENSES. LICENSE REQUIRED. No persons, firm or corporation shall alter, install, or repair electrical wires and apparatus for any purpose whatsoever in the Village of Oregon without a valid State of Wisconsin Master Electrician certification. Exceptions: (a) Employees under the supervision of a valid certified State of Wisconsin Master Electrician may be allowed to perform electrical work, provided the Master Electrician assumes all responsibility for the work performed. (b) Maintenance personnel employed in public or private buildings or one and 2 family homeowners shall be permitted to make minor repairs. These shall include the replacement of switches, receptacles and fixtures, but shall not include the extension of circuits or the adding, replacing, or creating of new circuits, unless approved by the Electrical Inspector. (c) Installers of cable w1r1ng operating at 50 volts or less. No license or permit shall be required for this work. -3- Updated: 02/08/02

5 Building Code (4) (d) (d) Village of Oregon employees performing electrical work on municipal property in the Village of Oregon. No license or permit shall be required for this work. (5) AUTHORITY TO DISCONTINUE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. The Electrical Inspector may order the disconnecting of all electrical current from any electrical system which is found to be in an unsafe condition and order the disconnecting of electrical current in cases of emergency and where such electrical currents are dangerous to life or property or may interfere with the work of the Fire Department. No person shall reconnect any equipment thus cut off until the Electrical Inspector gives permission. (6) INFORMATION. All requests for information pertaining to and involving an interpretation of this Code shall be submitted in writing to the Electrical Inspector. The Electrical Inspector shall not design or layout any electrical installation or act in the capacity of a consulting engineer or designer. (7) EMERGENCY WORK. In emergency work, the person doing or causing such work to be done shall report the same to the Electrical Inspector the next business day after beginning work, and such work shall be done in accordance with the provisions of this code. (8) UNSAFE EQUIPMENT. No person shall keep, offer for sale or sell, within the Village, any appliances, equipment, or fixtures designed for or intended to be used for the production, transmission, or utilization of electric current or power unless said appliances, equipment, or fixtures are approved by the Electrical Inspector in accordance with the requirements set forth in the Wisconsin State Electrical Code. (9) COMPLIANCE REQUIRED. (a) All wiring shall be done according to the most recent version of the Wisconsin State Electrical Code, Comm. 16 and the code of the Village of Oregon PLUMBING PERMITS AND INSPECTION. (1) STATE CODE APPLIES. The construction, reconstruction, installation and alteration of all plumbing, drainage and plumbing ventilation shall conform to Chs. COMM 82 and 83, Wis. Adm. Code (State Plumbing Code), which is adopted by reference as a part of this chapter. (2) PERMIT REQUIRED. (Am. MSC '85) No plumbing or drainage of any kind shall be installed or altered, except leakage or stoppage repairs may be made, without first securing a permit therefor from the Building Inspector. The application for such permit shall be on a form furnished by the Building Inspector and shall state clearly the work planned, alterations to be made and equipment and materials submitted to and approved by the Building Inspector. A fee shall be charged for each permit, fixture and water and sewer lateral installation as established and amended from time to time by the Village Board. Such fees are adopted herein by reference. -3a- Updated: 02/08/02

6 BUILDING CODE (3) (3) LICENSED PLUMBER REQUIRED. All plumbing work shall be done by a plumber licensed by the State Department of Health and Social services, provided a property owner may make repairs or installations in a single family building owned and occupied by him as his home if a permit is issued and the work done in compliance with this section. (4) INSPECTION OF WORK. Upon completion of the plumbing work on any premises, the person doing such work shall notify the Building Inspector before such work is covered up, and the Building Inspector shall at once inspect the work or cause it to be inspected. If he finds the work conforms to the State Plumbing Code, he shall issue a certificate of Compliance, which shall contain the date and an outline of the results of such inspection, a duplicate of which shall be filed by location in the office of the Building Inspector. No person shall use or permit to be used any plumbing or drainage until it has been inspected and approved by the Building Inspector See Ch. 38. HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING CODE FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS. Ch. Ind. 8, wis. Adm. Code (Flammable and Combustible Liquids), is adopted by reference as a part of this chapter; and the Building Inspector shall enforce the provisions thereof LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES. (Am. MSC '86) Ch. COMM 11, wis. Adm. Code (Liquefied Petroleum Gases), is adopted by reference and made a part of this chapter FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS. (1) Scope This shall apply to liquids with a flash point below one hundred (100) degrees Fahrenheit, and to liquids with flash points above one hundred (100) degrees Fahrenheit. (2) Adoption by Reference. The Wisconsin Adm. Code Chapter COMM 10 and the applicable standards specified therein, are hereby adopted by reference and made a part of this section as if fully set forth herein. (3) Permit Required. A permit shall be required for all storage, handling or use of Class I liquids in excess of six (6) gallons and for storage, handling and use of Class II or III liquids in excess of twenty-five (25) gallons. Permits shall not be required for storage or use of flammable or combustible liquids in the fuel tank of a motor vehicle, aircraft, portable or stationary engine, boat or portable heating unit or for storage or use of, but not limited to, due to enumeration, paints, oils, varnishes or similar flammable mixtures when such liquids are stored for maintenance, painting or similar purposes not exceeding thirty (30) days. OREGON 03/17/86

7 BUILDING CODE (3) A permit shall not be required for aboveground storage of fuel in storage tanks in one (1) family and two (2) family residence heating systems. Permits shall be obtained from the Oregon Fire Department. (4) Location of Aboveground Tanks. No aboveground tank of flammable liquid of any class shall be located within five (5) feet of the property line or contrary to the provisions of Chapter 17 of the village of Oregon Ordinance Zoning Code, whichever is greater. (5) Abandonment of Tanks. (a) The owner and operator of storage tanks for flammable and combustible liquids at service stations or other locations, assumes responsibility for the integrity of each and all tanks at the location, together with the piping and dispensing systems connected therein at all times for original installation until termination of use of the tanks, piping and dispensing equipment. The provisions contained in Chapter COMM 10 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code shall apply to the abandonment, closure, removal, change-in-service, or placing the system temporarily out of service of aboveground and underground tanks. (b) Pursuant to Chapter COMM 10.10(2), Wisconsin Administrative Code, the Chief of the Oregon Fire Department or Chief's designee shall exercise jurisdiction over the groundwater protection-related provisions of Chapter COMM 10, Wisconsin Administrative Code, in the Village of Oregon. (c) Approval from the Oregon Fire Department shall be required for the closure, change-in-service, or placing the system temporarily out of service of any tank system. Tank "system" includes aboveground and underground storage tanks in excess of 60 gallons and system components to include but not be limited to piping, vents, leak detection, cathodic protection and spill/overfill protection systems. Approval of the closure plan must be obtained at least fifteen (15) days prior to the closure date. Each application for approval shall include: 1) Three (3) copies of the site assessment plan in accordance with COMM and, 2) three (3) site plot plans drawn to scale and showing the following: a) property lines; b) all buildings or structures; c) all tanks and piping; d) adjacent streets; e) overhead and underground utilities; f) limits of the excavation; and g) temporary location of excavated dirt and backfill. (d) Fees for permits and inspections under this section are payable to the Oregon Fire Department as follows: Plan review site Inspection, first tank, up to 500 gallons Tanks over 500 gallons Each additional tank $25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $25.00 OREGON 03/17/86

8 BUILDING CODE (5) (e) (e) Penalty for failure to obtain closure approval prior to commencement of closure or closure shall be double the fees. This shall be in addition to any other penalties provided elsewhere in this section. (6) Penalty Except as provided in (5) (e), the penalty for failure to comply with any provision of this section is as set forth in section of this Municipal Code BUILDING INSPECTOR. (1) DUTIES. The Building Inspector shall enforce the provisions of this chapter and all other ordinances of the Village and laws and lawful orders of the State relating to buildings, including electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning work and soil erosion control. (2) RIGHT OF INSPECTION. The Building Inspector and officers and agents under his supervision may, at all reasonable hours, enter upon any public or private premises and make inspection thereof, and may require the production of the permit for any building or other work contemplated by this chapter or the required license therefore. (3) RECORDS TO BE KEPT. The Building Inspector shall keep a record of all permits, fees and inspections made under this chapter and shall make an annual report thereon to the Village Board. (4) interfere with Inspector or performance of INTERFERENCE WITH INSPECTOR. No person shall or refuse access to any premises to the Building his authorized representatives while in the their duties ISSUANCE OF PERMIT; PAYMENT OF FEES. A schedule of permit and inspection fees, as adopted and amended from time to time by the Village Board, shall be kept on file in the offices of the City Clerk/Treasurer and Building Inspector and are adopted herein by reference. Such schedule of permit and inspection fees shall apply to all permits issued or inspections conducted under the regulations contained in this chapter and Ch. 38 of this Municipal Code. All fees shall be paid to the Village Clerk/Treasurer and, upon presentation of the Clerk/Treasurer's receipt showing the fees prescribed by this chapter have been paid, the Building Inspector, upon entering upon the application the number of the receipt, shall issue to the owner or his agent a building, electrical, plumbing or heating, air conditioning or ventilation permit REPORT OF VIOLATIONS. All police off icers shall report at once to the Building Inspector any building, electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation or air conditioning work which is being carried on without a permit as required by this chapter. OREGON 03/17/86

9 BUILDING CODE LAPSE OF PERMITS. A building, electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation or air conditioning permit shall become void unless operations under the permit are commenced within 6 months from the date of issuance thereof and completed for final occupancy with 18 months from date of issuance; provided one three (3) month renewal may be granted for a fee of 25% of the original fee with a minimum of $ REVOCATION. If the Building Inspector finds at any time the above mentioned ordinances, laws, orders, plans and specifications are not being complied with, and the holder of the permit refuses to conform after a written warning or instructions have been issued to him, he shall revoke the permit by written notice posted to the work site. When such permit is revoked, no person shall do any further work thereunder until the permit is reissued, except such work as the Building Inspector may order to be done as a condition precedent to the reissuance of the permit or as he may require for the preservation of human life and safety UNSAFE BUILDINGS. Whenever the Building Inspector finds any building or part thereof within the Village to be, in his judgment, so old, dilapidated or out of repair as to be dangerous, unsafe, unsanitary or otherwise unfit for human habitation, occupancy or use that it would be unreasonable to repair the same, he shall order the owner to raze and remove such building, or part thereof, or, if it can be made safe by repairs, to repair and make safe and sanitary or to raze and remove at the owner/s option. Such order and proceedings shall be provided in 66.05(5), Wis. Stats STATE BUILDING AND ENERGY CODES ADOPTED. (Am. Ord.# /12/98) Chapters ILHR.COMM and 66 and 69, and COMM 70 and ILHR/COMM 75-79, Wis. Adm. Code, the State Building Code and Energy Conservation Code are adopted by reference and made a part of this chapter TERMS DEFINED. The building terms used in this subchapter shall have the meaning given them in the State Building Code WORKMANSHIP. Workmanship in the fabrication, preparation and installation of materials shall conform to generally accepted good practice PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS. The erection of a prefabricated building or use of prefabricated assembly the integral parts of which have been built or assembled prior to incorporation in the building shall be permitted, subject to all the provisions of this chapter. If such building or assembly does not fulfill the requirements of this chapter as to structural standards but is constructed in conformity with the design and control data contained in the National Bureau of Standards or meets the requirements of Article 19, "Prefab-ricated Construction" (1950), issued by the Building Officials' Conference of America as part of its basic code, and conforms to the basic code of -7- Updated: 02/08/02

10 BUILDING CODE prefabricated construction, both codes to be on file in the office of the Village Clerk when same are available, such building or assembly shall be permitted. The conformity of a prefabricated structure shall be evidenced by the manufacturer's certification or warrant of compliance. FIRE DISTRICT FIRE DISTRICT DESCRIBED. All that part of the Village of Oregon included within the following described territory shall be known as the Fire District: Beginning at Grove and Spring streets, thence west to the rear property line of 173 North Main Street, thence south following the rear of business blocks to a point back of the Wisconsin Power & Light Building, thence east back of the business blocks to corner of Elm, Union and Janesville Streets, thence north along the rear log lines on Janesville and Spring Streets to point of beginning DEFINITIONS. The terms "fire resistance construction:, "mill construction", "ordinary construction", "frame construction", and "fire-retardant roof covering" shall be defined as in , , , an d of the Wisconsin Administrative Code REGULATIONS WITHIN FIRE DISTRICT. (1) REQUIREMENTS. Every building hereafter erected, enlarged or moved within or into the Fire District shall be of fire-resistive mill or ordinary construction, except as otherwise provided by this chapter. Enclosing walls, division walls and party walls shall be 4-hour fire-resistive walls of a construction as provided in 51.05, wis. Adm. Code, which is made a part of this chapter with respect to all buildings and structures within the Fire District. No building of frame construction shall hereafter be built within or moved into the Fire District. (2) EXCEPTIONS. No building of frame construction shall be constructed within the Fire District except the following; and no such building or structure shall be located within 5 feet of any lot line or structure: (a) builders. Temporary one-story frame buildings for the use of (b) One-story sheds not over 15 feet high, open on the long side and with an area not exceeding 500 square feet. A wooden fence shall not form the back or side of such shed. (c) Greenhouses not more than 15 feet in height. (d) Private garages for not more than 2 non-commercial automobiles, if not over 15 feet high and not more than 750 square feet in area, having exterior walls of metal, concrete or masonry and located on the same lot with a building. OREGON 11/19/84

11 BUILDING CODE FIRE-RETARDANT ROOFING. (1) REQUIRED. Every roof hereafter constructed within the Fire District, including buildings listed in 14.42, shall be covered with a roofing having a fireresistive rating equivalent to Class "B" or better of the Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc., classification. (2) REPAIRS. No roofing on an existing roof shall be renewed or repaired to a greater extent that 1/10 of the roof surface except in conformi ty with the requirements of sub. (1) of this section BULK OIL TANKS PROHIBITED. The storage within the Fire District of over 500 gallons of flammable liquids above ground on anyone premises and the storage in any underground tanks of over 2000 gallons is prohibited RAZING OLD AND DAMAGED BUILDINGS. Any existing frame building within the Fire District which may hereafter be damaged by fire or which has deteriorated to an amount of over 1/2 of its fair market value exclusive of the foundation shall not be repaired or rebuilt but shall be ordered removed by the Building Inspector under the provisions of 66.05, wis. stats. OTHER STRUCTURES PRIVATE SWIMMING POOLS. (1) DEFINITIONS. (a) Swimming pool as used in this section means an outdoor receptacle or structure, above or below ground, having a capacity for containing water to a height of 18 inches in depth at any point, use or intended to be used for swimming or bathing, including spas and hot tubs, constructed and installed in such a manner that it will remain in place throughout the full year and will be considered as a permanent or semi-permanent outdoor structure on the land. (b) Wading Pool as used in this section means an outdoor receptacle or structure having a capacity for containing water at least 12 inches and not more than 18 inches deep at any point, located above or below the surface of the ground elevation and used or intended to be used for wading of swimming primarily by children. (c) Decorative Pool as used in this section means a permanent outdoor structure containing water in a receptacle having a capacity of water more than 8 inches in depth at any point located above or below the surface of the ground elevation used primarily for other than swimming or wading. (2) PERMIT. (a) Required. No person shall build, alter, enlarge or use any building or structure, plat or parcel of land for a swimming pool without first obtaining a permit from the Village Building Inspector in accordance with this section. OREGON 12/07/87

12 BUILDING CODE 14.50(2) (b) (b) Application. Application for a private swimming pool permit shall be on a form provided by the Building Inspector and accompanied by plans drawn to scale showing the following: 1. Full dimensions and volume of water in gallons or liters. 2. Location and type of wastewater disposal system. 3. Plot plan showing location of pool on lot, distance from lot lines and distance from buildings or structures. 4. Fencing and landscape plan. (c) standards. The Building Inspector shall issue a permit for a private swimming pool not conducted for profit or gain if the Inspector determines that the health, safety and welfare of the neighborhood will be secure; that such use will not be detrimental to the general character of the neighborhood or to the orderly development of the Village and will not create a nuisance, a hazard, an eyesore or otherwise result in a substantial adverse effect on neighboring properties or be in any other way detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare; and that the proposed construction and use will otherwise meet the requirements of this section. (d) Appeal. Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Building Inspector granting or denying a swimming pool permit may appeal to the Village Zoning Board of Appeals in accordance with the provisions of of this Municipal Code by filing a written appeal with the Village Clerk within 30 days after the written determination of the Building Inspector. The provisions of 17.82(4) regarding notice and hearing shall apply to appeals under this paragraph. In deciding such appeal, the Zoning Board of Appeals shall have the powers and be subject to the limitations set forth in 17.82(5) (intro), (5) (a) and (6). (e) Fee, lapse of Permit. The fee for a swimming pool permit shall be as from time to time established by the village Board. The provisions of of this Municipal Code shall apply to swimming pool permits. (3) FENCING. (a) In-Grounds Pools. All outdoor, in-ground swimming pools shall be completely enclosed with a fence or other solid structure of sufficient strength to prevent unguarded entry not less than 4' nor more than 6' in height completely enclosing the pool. Such a fence or structure shall not be closer than 3 feet but where the wall of a house is incorporated as a portion of such fence or enclosure may be closer than three (3) feet. All gates or doors opening through the enclosure shall be kept securely closed and locked at all times when the pool is not in actual use. All gates or doors shall be equipped with a self-closing and selflatching device. OREGON 12/07/87

13 BUILDING CODE (3) (b) (b) Above-Ground Pools. Above-ground pools shall be separately fenced in accordance with the requirements of paragraph (a) unless they are provided with a self-fencing that can be secured against entry which satisfies the enclosure and safety requirements of par. (a) without additional fencing. stationary ladders, stairs, ramps or similar permanent access from grade to above-ground pools shall have safeguard fencing and gates equivalent to that required by par. (a) for above-ground pools. As used in this paragraph, above-ground pool does not include wading pools of 18 inches or lower heights. (c) Existing Pools. Enclosures on existing pools shall be inspected by the Building Inspector for compliance with this subsection. (d) variations. Variations in enclosure requirements may be approved, provided such variations do not adversely affect the safety of the public. (4) LOCATION. All swimming pools shall be, from lip of pool (not concrete walk), at least 10' from the rear and side yard lot line and not within front yard setback. (5) MAINTENANCE. (a) Filtration System. All swimming pools shall have a filtration system capable of keeping the water in the pool in a sanitary condition. (b) Chlorination. Gaseous chlorination systems shall not be used as a disinfection method for pool waters. (c) General. A swimming pool shall be maintained in a safe and sanitary manner. The Building Inspector shall periodically inspect all swimming pools to determine whether or not the applicable provisions of this section are being complied with. (6) DISCHARGE INTO VILLAGE SEWERS PROHIBITED. The water in the swimming pool shall not be discharged into the Village sanitary sewage system. (7) ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS. All electrical installations in conjunction with a swimming pool shall be in conformance with state law and Village ordinances regulating electrical installations. If overhead flood or other artificial lights are to be used to illumine the pool at night, such light shall be shielded to direct light only on the pool. (8) ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES. The provisions of of this Municipal Code shall apply to enforcement and violations of the provisions of this section. OREGON 12/07/87

14 BUILDING CODE PRIVATE GARAGES. Private garages shall be located not less than 3' from the adjoining lot line and not less than 3' from any other building on the same premises when not a part of the building. If a greater distance is required by some other section of this Municipal Code or by some other ordinance or regulation, the most rigid requirement shall apply. (See chapter 17 on corner lots -15' on side abutting street) When a garage is constructed as a part of any building, the ceiling and the wall or walls separating the garage from other portions of the building shall be of not less than one hour fire resistant construction as specified in the state Building Code DISH TYPE SATELLITE SIGNAL RECEIVING ANTENNAS. (1) DEFINITIONS. As used in this section, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below: Dish. That part of a satellite signal receiving antenna characteristically shaped like a saucer or dish. Dish Type Satellite Signal Receiving Antenna. Also referred to as a "satellite dish," or "earth station" or "ground station," shall mean one or a combination of 2 or more of the following: 1. A signal receiving device (antenna, dish antenna or dish type antenna), the purpose of which is to receive communications or other signals from satellites in earth orbit and other extraterrestrial sources. 2. A low noise amplifier (LNA) which is situated at the focal of the receiving component and the purpose of which is to magnify, store, transfer and/or transmit electronic or light signals. Grounding Rod. A metal pole permanently positioned in the earth to serve as an electrical conductor through which electrical current may safely pass and dissipate. Receiver. A television set or radio receiver. (2) PERMIT REQUIRED. No person shall construct a dish type satellite signal receiving antenna without a permit nor shall construction commence before a permit is issued pursuant to this section. (3) APPLICATION FOR PERMIT. The owner or occupant with written permission of the owner of any lot, premises or parcel of land within the Village who desires to construct a dish type satellite signal receiving antenna on such property must first obtain a permit to do so from the Village Building Inspector. Application for the permit will be submitted on a form provided by the Village Building Inspector. OREGON 12/07/87

15 BUILDING CODE (4) (4) FEE. A fee of $20 shall accompany each application. (5) APPEAL; VARIANCES. Any person aggrieved by any action or decision of the Building Inspector under this section may appeal to the Zoning Board of Appeals pursuant to of this Municipal Code. The zoning Board of Appeals on such appeal shall have the powers set forth in 17.82(5) (a), (c) and (d), including the power to grant variances which do not pose a threat to the public health or safety when literal enforcement of this section would result in practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship or unreasonably interfere with or violate the federal or state statutory or constitutional rights of any person. (6) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR DISH TYPE SATELLITE SIGNAL RECEIVING ANTENNAS. (a) No satellite dish shall be located in any front or side yard in any residential district. (b) All satellite dishes shall comply with the side and rear lot line setback requirements for accessory structures as specified in the zoning district where the dish is located. (c) No satellite dish shall be linked, physically or electronically, to a receiver which is not located on the same lot, premises or parcel or land as is the dish, unless the owner has obtained authority from the Federal Communications commission and a franchise from the Village for operation of a cable system. (d) (e) No satellite dish shall exceed 12' in diameter. All satellite dishes must be bonded to a grounding rod. (f) No satellite dish shall be erected above the roof line of a building or more than 30' above the ground. (g) All satellite dishes shall be erected and designed so as to reduce visual impact from surrounding property at street level and from public streets. (h) The number of satellite dishes allowed on any lot in a residential zone is: 1. R-1a District. One. 2. R-1 District. One. 3. R-2 District R-3 District. One per building. (i) No sign or other advertisement shall be placed on or near a satellite dish unless the sign complies with the Village sign ordinance. OREGON 12/07/87

16 BUILDING CODE (6) (j) (j) All ground mounted satellite dishes shall be located at least 5' from the nearest part of the main building. (k) All satellite dishes shall be erected to meet manufacturer's specifications, be of noncombustible and noncorrosive material and be erected in a secure and wind resistant manner. (1) All electrical lines, cables and conduits running to or from any ground mounted satellite dish shall be buried below grade. (7) TEMPORARY PLACEMENT OF SATELLITE DISHES. The owner or occupant with written permission of the owner of any lot, premises or parcel of land within the Village who desires to place a satellite dish on such property on a temporary basis for the purpose of testing whether or not to install a satellite dish on a permanent basis may do so without obtaining a permit under this section provided, however, such temporary placement shall be limited to a period of 10 days in any calendar year. Any satellite dish temporarily erected shall conform to all general requirements of sub. (5) of this section. (8) ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES. The provisions of this section shall be administered and enforced by the Village Building Inspector. section of this chapter shall apply to enforcement and violations of this section PENALTY. (1) SPECIAL PENALTIES. (a) Revocation of Permit. Any work for which a permit is required under this chapter done in violation thereof shall be cause for automatic revocation of such permit; and no further work shall be done until such permit is reissued except by order of the Building Inspector under (b) Action May Be Brought. No person shall do any work in violation of this chapter or any rule, regulation or order made hereunder; and the Building Inspector or village Attorney or other official designated by the Village Board may bring action to enjoin such work or cause the results of any such work to be removed. (2) GENERAL PENALTY. Any person who shall violate any provision of this chapter or any rule, regulation or order made hereunder shall be subject to a penalty as provided in of this Municipal Code VILLAGE NOT LIABLE. This chapter shall not be construed as assuming any liability on the part of the Village for damages to anyone injured or for any property destroyed by any defect in any building or equipment or in any plumbing or electrical wiring, heating, air conditioning or ventilation work or equipment. OREGON 12/07/87