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H. G. Ames
CITY ATTORNEY
ANAHEIM, - CALIFORNIA
VS.
In the Superior Court of the County of Orange
Plaintiff
Defendant
State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Orange,
. .... ........... ..". ...'..x... .......... being first duly
sworn, deposes and ays: Th t at all times hereinafter mentioned .he was
a citizen of the United States, over the age of eighteen years, and a resident
of said county, and was at and during all said times the printer, publisher and
proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper of general circulation, print-
ed and published weekly in the City of Anaheim, in said County of Orange,
State of California; that said Anaheim Gazette is and was at all times herein
mentioned, a newspaper of general circulation and is published for the dis-
semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general char-
acter, having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers; that at all
said times said newspaper had been established, printed and published in the
said City of Anaheim, in said County and State at regular intervals for more
than one year precedinVVthe first publication o the notice herein mentioned;
that the .ti,/ ... .... t ..% .. .........
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annexed is as prriinnteed� copy, was published and printed in said newspaper at
least ... .....................
..............day 191.., an endin on the
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and as often during said time as said newspaper was regularly issued; that
is to say, on the following dates to -wit:
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Subscribed and Sworn to
before me this----1-----day of
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amendin
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napce p —There are two bills before the 11
a city Ellature that should they become er
regulatin
neeting, ;ed into law would mean much to,
mace;. el city. One of the statutes gives ant
anoes, fl
spection 'ity to this city to acquire lands or.
a permit ed for ark purposes—permitting
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by the B� P p poses—permittin
adding 0 proposition to be submitted to
people for approval or rejection.
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Anaheim] er, giving power to the several C!
sECTI+
nance Nyin the county to act conjointly in
titled:t moting the venture. Both bills i
been reported -favorably out of t
mittee in the asembly and latest
e ns, ports indicate that the senate will I
t the measures favorable considers
before adjournment.
—There is a section of a new ot,
tl
ance, regulating installation of
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trical equipment, which will be
t,SECt
at thQ- next meeting of the tru '
5 phall
which vitally affects all owne `
'buildings, who ire the paat;-have i
m
ed electrical energy for power
light. The new ordinance is
Primarily at new construction
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but to be made operative it also a
the old likewise. Wherever, in F
st Pr
opinion of the .electrical engineer,
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ing,
g, or its method of installati
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cons i{jered'hazardous it must be c
ed at once to comply with the
`'s'1
rules pertaining to the use of el
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cal energy. These strict regula.
P1
are being enforced by the state a
s
ities.' It is said, in several inst
i
here, the electrical equipment is .
sidered hazardous by state ex
Just how far the new ordinance.
affect old installations is not no
parent and no doubt the electrics
gineer will not demand a., Me
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conditions unless they are con
ed dangerous to life.
—A. middle aged man just up
San Diego ,who was so unfor
as to lose his wife, by death, al
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ORDINANCE No. 347.
An Ordinance of the City of Anaheim,
amending Sections 6 and 8 of Ordinance
No. 236 of said City, entitled: "'An ordi-
nance providing for the appointment of
a City Electrician and defining his duties;
regulating the manner of installing, con-
necting, wiring or otherwise putting in
place electric wires, connections, appli-
rinces, fixtures or apparatus; for the in-
spection thereof and for the issuance of
a permit therefor." Messed and adopted
by the Board of Trustees of said City and
adding two new Sections thereto.
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Anaheim do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. That section 6 of Ordi-
nance No. 236 of the City of Anaheim, en-
titled: "An Ordinance providing for the
appointment of a City Electrician and
defintriehis duties: regulating the manner
of installing, connecting, wiring or other-
wise putting in place, electric wires, con-
nections, appliances. fixtures or appara-
tus; for the inspection thereof and for
the issuance of a permit therefor." Pass-
ed and adopted by the Board'of Trustees
of the City of Anaheim, on the 14th day
of December, 1911, be and the 'same is
hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION 6. "The rules and regula-
tions of the "National Board of Fire Un-
derwriters" in effect , at the time the
work is installed and the "Electrical
Utilization Safety Orders" or any other
orders, as issued by the Industrial Acci-
dent Commission of the State of Califor-
nia, is hereby made a part of this Ordi-
nance reference to which is hereby made,
for the rules and orders contained therein.
That a copy of said "National Electric
Code" and a copy of said "Electrical Util-
ization Safety Orders" are on file in the
office of the City Clerk of the City of
Anaheim, and are severally marked "Filed
March 13th, 1919, Edward B. Merritt,
City Clerk" and are hereby severally
referred to and their contents and provis-
ions are respectively made a part of this
Ordinance and all electric wiring, con-
nections, appliances and apparatus, gov-
erned by the provisions of this ordinance
shall be madeto conform to said "Na-
tional Electric Code and "Electrical
Utilization Safety .Orders."
SECTION 2. That Section 8 of said
Ordinance No. 236 be and the same is
hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION 8. When, upon application,
inspection is made of the wiring or equip-
ment in or about any building in the City
Of Anaheim, the person. firm or corpora-
tion installing such equipment, shall, be-
fore the certificate is issued, pay the said
City'Electrician of said City, for such in-
snection as follows, namely:
For permit .........................$ .25
For each outlet in which current is
controlled or used for four lights
or under .05
For each outlet in which current is
controlled Or used, for over four
lights. .... .10
For each are lamp ................. .50
When Wiring for Motors
For motors of one horse power or
less.50
For motors of more than one and not
more than eight horse power ... 1.00
For motor of eight horse power and
not more the;n fifteen horse power. 1.50
For motors of more than fifteen horse 2 00
power...................... ....
For more than two inspections of
any equipment or any part thereof,
an additional Yee for any additional
inspection, per hour. .75
For switches and fixtures in build -
ii gs where the wiring has already
heen inspected the fees shall be
one-half the amount above stated.
Generators.
For each generator of not more than
1 K. W. ... .. ..... .. .50
For each generator of more than 1
K. W. and not more than 3 K W. .75
For each generator of more than 3
K. W. and not more than 8 K. W. 1.00
For each generator of more than 8
K. W. and not more than 15 K. W. 1.50
For each generator of more 'than 15
'K. W . ...... .......... J........... 2.00
Motor -Generator Sets.
For motor -generator' sets a charge
will be made for installation of
motor only.
Clln�{r�fRAn-s-
For electric signs containing 11 lamps
and not more than 25 lamps ..... .50
For electric signs containing more
than 25 lamps, for each lamp in
excess of 25 . ...................... .02
I'or the inspection of each mercury
arc rectifier and equipment. .. 1.00
For inspection of electrical wiring or
apparatus for which no fee is hese-
in prescribed, the City Electrician ___
shall charge a fee not exceeding
$.75 per hour for the time actually
consumed in making the inspection.
The City Electrician shall settle with
the Clerk on the first Monday of
each month for all fees collected -by
him during the preceding month and
shall immediately pay the same to
the Treasurer of said City on the
order of the City thereof; and all
money so deposited with the Treas-
urer shall be credited to the gener-
al fund of said City."
SECTION 3. That said Ordinance is
hereby amended by adding a new section
thereto, to be numbered and designated.
"SECTION 6A" which said Section 6A
shall read as follows:
SECTION 6 A. For the purposes of this
ordinance the City of Anaheim is hereby
divided into two.districts to be designa-
ted District No. 1 and District No. 2 re-
spectively. District No. 1 shall embrace
all territory within the fire limits of said
City, as the same now exists or may.
hereafter, be established. District No.
2 shall embrace all territory within said
City not embraced in district No. 1. All
wiring in or on all buildings or other
structures in District No. 1, which wires
are used for the purpose of conducting
electricity, for light, heat or power, shall
be encased in approved metal conduit,
armored cable or metal moulding; armor-
ed cable to be used only where impracti-
cable' to use rigid conduit; all service
switches, cut-outs and tablet boards to
be mounted in approved metal box; cov-
ers on all cut-out boxes and cabinets to
be hinged on the side. Rigid conduit or
armored cable must be strapped or sup-
ported at each outlet and every five feet
if on the underside of timbers and in all
buildings of open construction, or every
ten feet if on tops of timbers, if same are
not more than three feet apart, except
in cases where armored cable have to be
finished in.
All conduit or metal moulding shall be
grounded with not less than No. 10 wire.
which shall be protected from mechanical
injury. Flexible conduit shall not be
allowed in brick walls or concrete or
where exposed to moisture, unless lead'
lined. Outlet boxes shall be required in
all cases as provided for rigid conduit;
junction boxes shall be required in all
cases where conduit is run in connection
with knob and tube work. All wiring in
buildings, except in residence occupied or
designed to be occupied by one family
only, shall be wired as those above men-
tioned.
All wiring installed on the outside walls
in said district or any store front or any
outside wall of a brick or concrete build -
Ing, shall be in rigid conduit. All service
wires in buildings not Included in Dist-
rict No. 1 shall be brought in in rigid
conduit to the main line switch. No out-
let or pull box allowed between entrance
to building and main line switch.
All main line switches shall be placed
in an approved metal box not to exceed
six feet from the floor, or a suitable
guarded platform on which operator must
stand while operating switch or renew-
ing fuses, and to be located in a ready
and accessible place. All servica switches
to be grouped not more than two feet
from each other. No circuit shall carry
over 12 light outlets or over 660 watts.
In open wiring, unless loomed, it shall
be separated at least five inches. If more
than three circuits are in use, a three
wire feed shall be required. All three
wire services shall have neutral" wire
erounded at building with not less than
No. 6 wire. All feeds shall run through
the entrance switch. Each circuit must
have an independent cutout. All access-
ible open lugs carrying current, shall be
taned. Insulation joints shall be used
with combination fixtures. All fixtures
shall be solidly hung. Conduits entering
fittings shall be required in all cases. All
service wires shall be of No. 10 B. & S.'
guage or larger.
No outlet shall be brought out where
the socket, fixtures or switch can be
reached from any gas or water pipe or
from any bath tub, basin, sink or plumb-
in- fixture or earth or concrete floor of
a,ny. kind. No lamp or switchshallbe
placed where they can be turned on from
the ground unless by a pull cord socket.
No switch shallbe placed where exposed
Weather-proof fixtures must be used
when exposed to moisture. No more than
four ceiling outlets shall be allowed on
store circuits for concealed work and
conduit from tablet boxes shall have wire
weight capacity for one extra circuit to
four outlets. All side outlets must be
standard three inch boxes. All ceiling
outlets must be standard three inch or
four inch box brought flush with plaster
line. All conduit or armored cable en-
tering all junction or outlet boxes must
have a lock nut and pull bushing on the
inside of box as well as lock nut or shoul-
der on the outside of box.
All switches on motors or other power
devices carrying over 1320 watts shall be
of a knife type; plug fuses up to 30
amperes, over 30 ampere to be cartridge
type and inclosed in approved metallic
box. All motors over % horse power
shall have suitable overload protection;
and no -voltage release is required on all
motors regardless of size, where a hazard
would be produced by the motor starting
unexpectedly upon return of voltage after
a voltage failure. .
Three wire circuits shall not be allowed
except • for electric signs and stoves. All
signs and stoves must be on a separate
and individual circuit.
SECTION 4. That said Ordinance No.
236 is hereby amended by adding a new
section thereto, to be numbered and desig-
nated, "Section 6 B," which said Section
6 B shall read as follows:
SECTION 6 B. "Whenever the City
Electrician shall find any electrical wir-
ing, connections, fixtures, appliances, ap-
paratus, machinery, equipment of work
which has been installed in violation of
this ordinance, dr in the opinion of said
Inspector is dangerous to life or proper-
ty, he shall, In writing, notify the owner
or person in charge thereof, to have the
defect therein repaired within a reason-
able time, not exceeding ten days from
the date of notice. Such notice shall be
in writing, describing and locating the
building, by street and number, and shall
specify the particulars in which such
electrical wiring, fixtures, connections,
appliances, apparatus, machinery, equip-
ment or work, is defective, and shall
specify what is necessary to remedy such
defects. Such notice shall be entitled
"Electrical Repair Notice."
SECTION 5. All Ordinances or parts of
Ord'nances in conflict with the uruvistons
of this Ordinanc, are hereby repealed.
SECTION 6. The City Clerk shall cer-
tify to the passage of this ordinance and
cause the same, to be published once in
the Anaheim Gazette, a weekly news-
paper of general circulation, printed, pub-
lished and circulated in the City of Ana-
heim, and thirty (30) day from and after
its final passage, it shall take effect and
be in full force.
The foregoing Ordinance is signed, ap-
proved and attested by me this 10th day
of Apt , 1919.
(SEA) 3 ,I.DWYER,
;President of the Board of Trustees of
thie City of Anaheim.
Attest:
EDWARD 46 MERRITT,
City Clerk of the City ()T Anaheim.
State of California )
County of Orange ) sm.
City of Anaheim )
1. Edward B. Merritt, -City Clerk of the
City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that
the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim held on the 28th day
of Nlarch, 1919, and that the same was
duly passed and adopted At a regular
meeting of said Board of Trustees held
on the 10th day of�pril, 1919, by the fol-
lowing vote:
AYES, Trustees Dwyer, Stark, Backs,
McFadden and Gibbs.
NOES. Trustees, none.
Absent and not voting, Trustees, none.
And I further certify that the Presi-
dent of the Board of Trustees of said
(It,, of Anaheim signed and approved
said Ordinance on the 10th day of April,
1919.
u: nit,!ese whereof, 1 have 'ie_•iu:tto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
City. this 10th day of April, 1919.
(SEAL)
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
City Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
The Board of Trustees of the City- of
_Anaheim do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. That section 6 of Ordi-
nance No. 236 of the City of Anaheim, en-
titled: "An Ordinance providing for the
j appointment of a City Electrician and
defining'hls duties; regulating the manner
of installing, connecting, wiring or Other-
wise putting In place, electric wires, con-
nections, appliances, fixtures or appara-
tus: for the inspection thereof and for
the issuance of a permit therefor." Pass-
ed and adopted by the BoarOdf Trustees
of ;the City of Anaheim, on the 14th day
of December,1911, be and the 'same is
P hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION 6. "The rules and regula-
tions of the "National Board of Fire Un-
derwriters" in effect , at the time the
work is installed and the "Electrical
Utilization Safety Orders" or any other
orders, as issued by the Industrial Acci-
dent Commission of the State of Califor-
nia, is hereby made a part of this Ordi-
nance reference to which is hereby made,
for the rules and orders contained therein.
That a copy of said "National Electric
Code" and a copy of said "Electrical Util-
Nation Safety Orders" are on file in the
office of the City Clerk of the City of
Anaheim, and are severally marked "Filed
March 13th, 1919, Edward B. Merritt,
City Clerk" and are hereby severally
referred to and their contents and provis-
ions are respectively made a part of this
Ordinance and all electric wiring, con-
nections, appliances and apparatus, gOv-
erned by the provisions of this ordinance
shall be made' to conform to said "Na-
tionai Electric Code" and "Electrical
Utilization Safety Orders."
SECTION 2. That Section 8 of said
Ordinarfce No. 236 be and the same is
hereby amended, to read as follows:
SECTION 8. When, upon application,
inspection is made of the wiring or equip-
ntent in or about any building in the City
of Anaheim, the person, firm or corpora-
tion inatalling such equipment, shall, be-
fore the certificate is issued,pay the said
hity')I'ectrietan of said City, for such in-
soeption as follows, namely:
For permit .........................$ .25
For each outlet in which current is
controlled or used for four lights OJ
or , under . , ...... .
For each outlet in which current is
controlled dr used, for overfour
lights. .......................
.... SO
.50
Fox' each arc lamp ...
When Wiring for Motors
For motors of one horse power or
less............... .50
For motors of more than one and not
more than eight horse power ... 1.00
For motor of Bight horse power and
not more th:$n fifteen horse power. 1.50
For motors of more than fifteen horse 2.00
.
power...................... ....
For more than two inspections of
any equipment or any part thereof,
an additional fee for any additional
inspection, per hour. ... ......... .75
For switches and fixtures in build-
ings where the wiring has already
been inspected the fees shall be
one-half the amount above stated.
Generators.
For each generator of not more than
I K. W, .. .50
For each generator of more than 1
K. W. and not more than 3 K. W. .75
For each generator of more than 3
K. W. and not more than 8 K. W. 1.00
For each generator of more than 8
K. W. and not more than 15 K. W. 1.50
For each generator of more Ahan 15
K. W . ........... ... ..i........... 2.00
Motor -Generator Sets.
For motor -generator sets a charge
will be made for installation of
motor only.
@lectric Ranges.
For the inspection of each range in-
stallation .................. ...... 2E
!:lectric Slgns.
For electric signs containing 5 lamps
and not more than 10 lamps. ..... .25
shall immediately pay the same to
the Treasurer of said City on the
order of the City thereof; and all
money so deposited with the Treas-
urer shall be credited to the gener-
al fund of said City."
SECTION 3. That said Ordinance is
hereby amended by adding a new section
thereto, to be numbered and designated,
"SECTION 6A" which said Section 6A
shall read as follows:
SECTION 6 A. Forfhe purposes of this
ordinance,the City of Anaheim is hereby
divided into two -districts to be designa-
ted District No. i and District No. 2 re-
spectively. District No. 1 shall embrace
all territory within the fire limits of said
City, as the same now exists or may,
hereafter, be established. District No.
2 shall embrace all territory within said
City not embraced in district No. 1. All
wiring in or on all buildings or other
structures in District No. 1, which wires
are used for the purpose of conducting
electricity, for light, heat or power, shall
be encased in approved metal conduit,
armored cable or metal moulding; armor-
ed cable to be used only where impracti-
cable'Sto use rigid conduit; all service
switches, cut-outs and tablet boards to
be mounted in approved metal box; cov-
ers on all cut-out boxes and cabinets to
be hinged on the side. Rigid conduit or
armored cable must be strapped or sup-
ported at each outlet and every five feet
if on the underside of timbers and in all
buildings of open construction, or every
ten feet if on tops of timbers, if same are
not more than three feet apart, except
in cases where armored cable have to be
finished in.
All conduit or metal moulding shall be
grounded with not less than No. 10 wire.
which shall be protected from mechanical
injury. FIexible conduit shall not be
allowed in brick walls or concrete or
where exposed to moisture, unless lead..
lined. Outlet boxes shall be required in
all cases as provided for rigid conduit:
junction boxes shall be required in all
cases where conduit is run in connection
with knob and tube work. All wiring in
buildings, except in residence occupied or
designed to be occupied by one family
only, shall be wired as those above men-
tioned.
All wiring installed on the outside walls
in said district or any store front or any
outside wall of a brick or concrete build-
ing, shall be in rigid conduit. All service
wires in buildings not included in Dist-
rict No. 1 shall be brought in in rigid
conduit to the main line switch. No out-
let or pull box allowed between entrance
to building and main line switch.
All main line switches shall be placed
in an approved metal box not to exceed
sit feet from the floor, or a suitable
guarded platform on which operator must
stand while operating switch or renew-
ing fuses, and to be located in a ready*
and accessible place. All service switches
to be grouped not more than two feet
from each other. No circuit shall carry-
over 12 light outlets or over 660 watts.
In open wiring, unless loomed, it shall
be separated at least five inches. If more
than three circuits are in use, a three
wire feed shall be required. All three
wire services shall have neutral wire
erounded at building with not less than
No. 6 wire. All feeds shall run through
the entrance switch. Each circuit must
have an independent cutout. All access-
ible open lugs carrying current, shall be
taned. Insulation joints shall be used
with combination fixtures. All fixtures
shall be solidly hung. Conduits entering
fittings shall be required in all cases. All
service wires shall be of No. 10 B. & S.
guage or larger.
No outlet shall be brought out where
the socket, fixtures or switch can be
reached from any gas or water pipe or
from any bath tub, basin, sink or plumb-
in- fixture or earth or concrete floor of
any kind. No lamp or swltch_shall be
placed where they can be turned on from
the ground unless by a pull cord socket.
No snitch shall. be placed where exposed
to the Weather. All flush switches when
placed within reach of the ground or ce-
merit walks, etc., shall have all the metal-
ic non-current carrying parts effectively
grounded.
box. All motors over horse power
shall have suitable overload protection;
and no-vottage release is required on all
motors regardless of size, where a hazard
would be produced by the motor starting
unexpectedly upon return of voltage after
a voltage failure.
Three wire circuits shall not be allowed
except, for electric signs and stoves. All
signs and stoves must be on a separate
and individual circuit.
SECTION 4. That said Ordinance No.
236 is hereby amended by adding a new
section thereto, to be numbered and desig-
nated, "Section 6 B," which said Section
6 B shall read as follows:
SECTION 6 B. "Whenever the City
Electrician shall find any electrical wir-
ing, connections, fixtures, appliances, ap-
paratus, machinery, equipment of work
which has been installed in violation of
this ordinance, dr in the opinion of said
Inspector is dangerous to life or proper-
ty, he shall. in writing, notify the owner
or person in charge thereof, to have the
defect therein repaired within a reason-
able time, not exceeding ten days from
the date of notice. Such notice shall be
in writing, describing and locating the
building, by street and number, and shall
specify the particulars in which such
electrical wiring, fixtures, connections,
appliances, apparatus, machinery, equip-
ment or work, is defective, and shall
specify what is necessary to remedy such
defects. Such notice shall be entitled
"Electrical Repair Notice."
SECTION 5. All Ordinances or parts of
Ord'nances in ecnflict with the urovis:ons
of this Ordlnanc, are hereby repeated.
SECTION 6. The City Clerk shall cer-
tify to the passage of this ordinance and
cause the same to be published once in
the Anaheim Gazette, a weekly news-
paper of general circulation, printed, pub-
lished and circulated in the City of Ana-
heim, and thirty (30) day from and after
Its final passage, it shall take effect and
be in full force.
The foregoing Ordinance is signed, ap-
proved and attested by me this 10th day
of Aprij, 1919.
(SEAL) J J.DWYER,
Illresident of the Board of Trustees of
We City of Anaheim.
:attest:
EDWARD iMERRITT,
City Clerk of the City o Anaheim.
State of California )
County of Orange ) on.
City of Anaheim )
I. Edward B. Merritt, City Clerk of the
City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that
the foregoing ordinance was introduced
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of
the City of Anaheim held on the 28th day
of Dfarch, 1919, and that the same was
duly passed and adopted at a regular
meeting of said Board of Trustees held
on the 10th day ofApril; 1919, by the fol-
lowing vote:
AYES, Trustees Dwyer, Stark, Backs,
McFadden and Gibbs.
NOES. Trustees, none.
Absent and not voting, Trustees, none.
And I further certify that the Presi-
dent of the Board of 'Trustees of said
CUN of Anaheim signed and approvorl
said Ordinance on the 10th day of April,
1919.
u: .tiOtnesr whereof, I have 'xeriu:xto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
City. this 10th day of April, 1919.
(SEAL)
EDWARD B. MERRITT,
City Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
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adopted b1T the Board of Trustees of said City and adding. tyro new
'Sections therato.
`'ne Board of 'irustago of t"ria City of sinahaim do ordain
as follows:
SEClIOL 1. That section 6 of Ordinance I.,'o, 236 of the
Cli-td: of axiaheim, entitled. l : �.�..
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t �' r'���i:'I.� liL<Jia�-L*V ." Passed a.nd a.dontad by the Boy rd of `.i`ras
teas of the Crit y of Anaheim, on the 14th day of December, 1311,
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be and the same
is hereby amended to read as follows:
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6. "The
rules and rak,!ulations of the "Pationa:i
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Board of Fire Underwriters"
in affect at the tima the work is in-
stalled and the
1`34lectrical
Utilization afaty drftri s* or
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the State of California, is hereby made a part of this Ordinance,
reference to which is hereby made for the rules and orders con -
trained therain. Thate a copy of said "INTational &lectric Code"
and a coot' of said "'+lectrical Utilization safety Orders" are on
file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, and
are severally marked "ailed Idarch 13th, 1919, i dward B. I_arritt ,
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City Clergy." and are hareby saverall7 referred to and their con-
tents and provisions are rasp act ivel- ma.da a purt of this Ordinance
and all electric wiring, connactio- s, appliances and app€rat us,
governed by the provisions ofthis ordinance shall be made to con-
!SII forin to Said "Les,tional .24'lactric k;oda" said "'lactricc,l 'JtiliZ!7ti0rL
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Safety �` y Orders."
C`'IOr 2. That ;action 8 of said Ordinance 14o. 2.36
be and thy: same is hereby amended to read as follows:
SCION S. ',!!hen,. upon application, inspection is made
of the wiring or equipment in or about any building in the City of',
tinaheim, the ;.}arson., firm or corrnor:ation instilling such e�uip-
ment, shall, bafore the cartifi.cate is issued, pay the said City
electrician of said City, for such inspection as follows- namely,
For
permit ... ... ......... ........
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each outlet in which
current is con-
generator of more
than eight io rse Bower ....... .. ....
trolled or used, for
four lights or
motor of eight horse ;nower and riot
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Por
each outlet in aich
carrent is corl-
r'or
mora than two i ispactiorls Of any equip-
troll.ed or used, for
over four lights.
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each are lamp ........................
fae for anus additional irls»action, per
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hour ........ ......... ......
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motor of one horse pa tar or lass .....
.50
J'or
motor of More than one and riot more
each
generator of more
than eight io rse Bower ....... .. ....
1.00
'or
motor of eight horse ;nower and riot
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more than fifteen home power .......
1.50
For
motor of more than fifteen horse power
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mora than two i ispactiorls Of any equip-
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each
ment or any part thereof, an additional
than 8 _:..1 . and
fae for anus additional irls»action, per
not mo re than 15 .
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+'or
switcha s and fiMures in buildings
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where the wiring has alraad7, been in-
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spected the teas shall be o.ia-half the -
amount above stated.
or r:;otor Canara,tor sats a charge will be
.nada for ir�,sta,ll tion of motor onl T
each
generator of not more than 1 K.W.
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each
generator of more
than 1 L.I. and
not more than 3 '.' ` ....................
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each
generator of more
than 31--.d. and.
not more than 8i'_ . r ..... ... ... .....
1.00
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each
vane rato r of mo re
than 8 _:..1 . and
not mo re than 15 .
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each
generator of mora
than 15 r .ro....
P1.00
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or r:;otor Canara,tor sats a charge will be
.nada for ir�,sta,ll tion of motor onl T
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2or t 1,a insnactior� of aac'rl ranga insta.11atiori.... „ .25
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'or electric eirynE� cOrituii-iincr 11 lain- ) ( not :More
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I:or the inspaction of each marcurv- arc rectifier and.
equipment ...................................... 1.00
Jor irslfaetion of electric al wi.rincc or anpara:tus for
which no fee is herein nrescribed, the Citi
lactrician shall charge a fee not excoading x.75
per hour for the time actually consumed in makinC,
the inspection.
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The Gity &leetrician shall settla .pith tA-)a elarh on the
first Donde;,, of each month for all fees collected b -,T
hir_n darir ^ the rrecedina n.onth and shall irnr";adi ately-
pau7 the sacra to the Treasurer of said City on the or-
der of the Cit thereof; and all rlorreT so deposited.
j with the Treasurer small be cradi.tad to the �enaral
fund of said Cit,T."
+3-Jl"I'lC 3. tri t sa is rd i�^:.,nca i ,_ �!e re. ? ari ded by acldin
a new section thereto, to be numbered and designated, "311'CTI0T7 6.k
which saiSection 6 L'A. shall re..e;d as follows:
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i�nahaim is hereby dividar:� into t,vo districtsto na dasic�nated
Li_strict
Lo. 1 ani. District No. 2 resnactival-. Listrict 11o. 1
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j shall ar brace all terri tor;; within the fire lirlit s of said City, gs
j the sacra now exist or rnay, hereafter, be establishad., Listri^t '
Lo. 2, shat! ambrace ;all torritor , vii -thin said Cite not embraced
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in district iso. 1. All vi.rinc, in or on ill btaildin�s or other
structures in District :o. 1, which wire=s are used for the rur-oose
of conducting alactricityT, for light, heat or ro'v'or., shall be an -
rased in approved retal conduit, arr,.orad cable or natal moulding;
armored cable to be used only vvhara ir-_pract icable to use rigid
conduit; all service s..1tchas, cut outs anry t ,'olat boards to be
rr:ountad in alprprovad n=atal box; covers on Ul out oat boxes and a
in.ats to be hinged o_r-, the sida. iig,id cord.;: it or ar._,orad cable
muco t be stra,ored or sa-) �ortad at each outlet; �1' avers five treat
if on tine undarsida o"f timbers, and ii; all bui.ldi _y'.s of o-nan
colwtri ctio_'i, or every tar_ feet i.f on toms of ti ,.bars,
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1 if same are not more than three feat apart, except in cases where
2 armored cable have to be finished in.
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All conduit or metal moulding shall be grounded with not
4: less than "Nfo. 10 wire, *,rihicli shall be protected from mechanical
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6 I, concrete or where exposed to moisture, anlass lead lined. Outlet
7 boxes shall be raquiredlin all cases as -Provided for rigid con -
8 duit; junction boxes shall be required in all cases where conduit
9 is run in connection with knob and tube work. All wiring in
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buildings, except in residence occupied or designed to be oc-
11 I copied by one family only, shall be wired as those above mentioned,
12 All wiring installed on the outside walls in said dis-
13 I trice or any store front or any outside wall of a brick or con -
14 crate building, shall be in rigid conduit. All service wires in
15 lbuildings not included in District No. 1 shall be brought in in
113 rigid conduit to the main line switch. Ito outlet or pall box
17 allowed between entrance to building and main line switch.
18 -,Aal main line switches shall be placed, in an approved
19 metal box not to exceed six feet from t-'rie floor, or a suitable
20 guarded platform on which operator must stand while operating
21 l switch or renewing fuses, and to be located in a ready and ac -
22 it cassible place. gall service switdhes to be grouped not more than
23 j two feet from each other. 1,110 circuit shall carry over 12 light
24 outlets or over 660 Watts. In open wiring, unless loomed, it
25 shall be separated at least five inches. If more than three
26 circuits are in use, a three wire feed shall be required. Al- 1
27 three wire services shall have neutral wire grounded at building
28 with not less than I -To. 6 wire. 411 feeds shall run through the
29 entrance switch. &ach circuit must have an independent cutout.
30 411 accessible open lugs carrying 'current, shall be taped. In -
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fixtures shall be solidly hang. Conduits anterinc, fittings shall
be required in all cases. a11 service wires shall be of Iyo. 10
B. 0'^ S. -uao-a or larger.
Nlo outlet shall be brought out where the socket, fixture;
or switch can be reached from any gas or water pine or from any
bath tub, basin, sink or plumbing fixture or earth or concrete
floor of any kind. 110 lamp or switch shall be placed where they
can be turned on from the ground unless by a pall cord socket.
-No switch shall be -placed where exposed to the weather. All
flush switches when placed within reach of the ground or cement
walks, ate. shall have all the metallic non-current carr-,-inc' partt
effectively grounded.
vi r eatiler-proof fixtures mast be used when exposed to
moisture. No more than four cailinZ outlets shall be allowed on
store circuits for concealed work and conduit from tablet boxes
shall have wire weight capacity for one extra circuit to four
outlets. All side outlets must be stjndard three inch boxes.
All ceiling outlets must be standard three incili or four inch box
brought flush with plaster line. All conduit or armored cable
entering all junction or outlet boxes must have a lock nut and
pull bushing on the inside of box as wall as locl-k nut or shoulder
o.a the outside of box.
All s1witcrius on motors or other power deivees carrying
over 1320 Watts shall be of a knife ty-pe; plug- fuses up to 30
amp. over 30 amp. to be cartridge type and inclosed in approved
metallic box. All motors over I 'Horse Power shall have suitable
overload protection; and no -voltage release is required on all
motors regardless of size, where a'hazard would be produced '�y
IlKe motor starting unexpectedly upon return of voltage -after a
voltage failure.
Three wire circuits shall not be allowed except for
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fixtures shall be solidly hang. Conduits anterinc, fittings shall
be required in all cases. a11 service wires shall be of Iyo. 10
B. 0'^ S. -uao-a or larger.
Nlo outlet shall be brought out where the socket, fixture;
or switch can be reached from any gas or water pine or from any
bath tub, basin, sink or plumbing fixture or earth or concrete
floor of any kind. 110 lamp or switch shall be placed where they
can be turned on from the ground unless by a pall cord socket.
-No switch shall be -placed where exposed to the weather. All
flush switches when placed within reach of the ground or cement
walks, ate. shall have all the metallic non-current carr-,-inc' partt
effectively grounded.
vi r eatiler-proof fixtures mast be used when exposed to
moisture. No more than four cailinZ outlets shall be allowed on
store circuits for concealed work and conduit from tablet boxes
shall have wire weight capacity for one extra circuit to four
outlets. All side outlets must be stjndard three inch boxes.
All ceiling outlets must be standard three incili or four inch box
brought flush with plaster line. All conduit or armored cable
entering all junction or outlet boxes must have a lock nut and
pull bushing on the inside of box as wall as locl-k nut or shoulder
o.a the outside of box.
All s1witcrius on motors or other power deivees carrying
over 1320 Watts shall be of a knife ty-pe; plug- fuses up to 30
amp. over 30 amp. to be cartridge type and inclosed in approved
metallic box. All motors over I 'Horse Power shall have suitable
overload protection; and no -voltage release is required on all
motors regardless of size, where a'hazard would be produced '�y
IlKe motor starting unexpectedly upon return of voltage -after a
voltage failure.
Three wire circuits shall not be allowed except for
electric signs and stoves. All signs and stoves must be on a
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SET 10 IL", 4. 'That said Ordinance 11o. 236 is hereby
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33CTIO.N 6 B. "'Whenever the City lectrician shall find
any electrical wiring, connections, fixtures, appliances, ap-
paratus, machinery, equipment of work which has been installed in
violation of this ordinance, or in the opinion of said inspector
is dangerous to life or property, he shall, in writing-, notify
the owner or -parson in charge thereof, to have the defect therein
re-naired within a reasonable time, not exceedine, ten days from
the date of notice. Such notice shall be in writing, aescri'',iner
and locating the building, by street and number, and shall speci-
fy the particulars in which such electrical wiring, fixtures,
connections, appliances, apparatus, machinery, equipment or
work, is defective, and shall specify what is necessary to remedy
such defects. Suth notice shall be entitled 'Ilillectrical Repair
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S_&CTION 5. All Ordinances or parts OIL Ordinances in
conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby re-peale;
SECT1016. The City Clarl,- shall certify to the passage
of this Ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the
Anaheim Gazette, e. weakly newspaper of general circulation, Il
printed, published and circulated in the City of Inahe im, and
thirty (30) dW7s from and after its final -passage, it shall take
effect and be in full force.
64 The foregoing Ordi—i-ailes is signed, approved and attested
by me this /0 __t7 day of 1919
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Pre sidenrliN Of A3oanahairrd of tees of the
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urty Clark of the �;Itld- of ana,hairii.
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s Mi AT & 0 P 0 AIII i10 RD I A
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CITY 02 Allli.�ILI.
I, jidward B'. Iderritt, City, Clerk of the City of Anaheim,
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do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at
a meeting of the Board of Trustees of theCity of Anaheira held or
ly
the 2-9 --fz— day of i and that the sai-ne was
duly passed and adopted at a regular aieetiz�g of said Board of
f7i by the
Trustees held on the 104 d ay o f �A�t-
followinz vote:
aY ti,T r a st a a s
140]"A'S' Trustees:
",sent' and not votin-, Trustees: 4y�.
,a,nd 1 furt;.-.Pr cartif7 i , thc--,t the Lrasidant of the Board
of Trustees of said City of Anaheim signed and a-p-oroved said
Ordinance or, the /0 day of 1919.
I have hereunto set my hajad and af-
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fixed the seal of said Oity, this 0 — d aly of
1919.
ty Clark of the City of Aaaheim.
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