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AB# f/qs DEPT. HDd TITLE ADOPTION OF
MTG. 4/16/85 CITY ATT $\ THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, 1982 EDITION, AND THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL DEPT. BLDG CITY MGR. CODE, 1984 EDITION
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Introduce Ordinance No. y,lo3 adopting the Uniform Building Co
1982 Edition, and
Introduce Ordinance No. r[a:- adopting the National Electrical
Code, 1984) Edition, and set a Public Hearing for both ordinance
for 6:OO PM, Tuesday, May 7, 1985.
ITEM EXPLANATION:
Staff is proposing adoption of the Uniform Building Code, 1982 Edition, and the National Electrical Code, 1984 Edition, to replace the similar codes now in effect. This will bring the
City regulations into conformity with the State.
We have added a new occupancy, Group H, Division 6, to the
Uniform Building Code and to all sections pertaining to this occupancy. Group H, Division 6, provides protection for
fabrication ,5acil-ities- of the electronics industry.
No fee increases have been requested.
F I SCAL IMPACT :
None.
EXHIBITS : I 1. Ordinance NO. 910-3 adopting the Uni’form Building Code,
1982 Edition.
2. Ordinance NO. fiaL;/ adopting the National Electrical
Code, 1984 Edition.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81 03
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, REPEALING TITLE 18, CHAPTER 18.04, AND AMENDING TITLE 18 BY THE
ENCE THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE (1982 EDITION)
AND THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE STANDARDS (1982
ADDITION OF CHAPTER 18.04 TO ADOPT BY REFER-
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€5 // The City Council of the City of Carlsbad, California, doe
7 /ordain as follows: * /j SECTION 1: That Title 18, Chapter 18.04 of the Carlsbad
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Municipal Code is repealed. '
SECTION 2: That Title 18 of the Carlsbad Municipal Code
amended by the addition of Chapter 18.04 to read as follows:
Chapter 18.04
I I BUILDING CODE
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Sections: ..
18.04.010 Adopted.
18.04.030 Section 303(d) amended Expiration.
18.04.050 Section 405 amended Definitions.
18 18.04.060 Section 406 amended Definitions.
18.04.070 Section 407 amended Definitions. Definitions.
18.04.090 Section 420 amended Definitions.
18.04.110 Section 507 amended Maximum Heights of
18.04.120-Tables No. 5-A, 5-B,
18.04.130 Section 901(a) amended Group H Occupancies DE
23 18.04.140 Section 911 added Division 6 Occupancie:
18.04.150 Section 7706 amended Shaft Enclosures .
24 18.04.160 Section 1807(a) amended Special Provisions.
18.04.170 Section 1808 added Special Provisions fo:
25 Buildings between 35 i 55 feet in height.
26 18.04.180 Section 1908 added Special Provisions fo: Buildings between 35 l
27 55 feet in height.
18.04.190 Section 2006 added Special Provisions fo,
28 Buildings between 35
17 18.04.040 Section 304(f) added Factory Built Housing.
19 ! 18.04.080 Section 409 amended
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5-C, and 5-D amended. 22
Buildings and Increase 21
18.04.100 Section 503(a) amended Mixed Occupancy.
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,. 55 feet in height.
Buildings between 35 ani 55 feet in height.
Buildings between 35 an1 55 feet in height.
18,04,200 Section 2107 added Special Provisions for
18.04.210 Section 2205 added Special Provisions for
18.04.220 Section 2301 amended Seismic Zone.
18.04.230 Section 3202(b) amended Fire Retardancy. 18.04.240 Section 3309(a) amended General. 18.04.250 amended Group H Occupancies. 18.04.260 Section 3802(b)5 and 6 Automatic Fire added Extinguishing Systems.
18.04.270 Section 3802(c) amended Exhibition and Display
18.04.280 Section 3802(d) amended Group B, Division 2
18.04.290 Section 3802(f) amended Group H Occupancies. 18.04.300 Section 3803 amended Sprinkler System Alarm!
18.04.310 Violations.
18.04.320 Building Numbering.
18.04.330 Street Name Signs.
Rooms .
Occupancies.
, 18.04.340 Findings.
13 18.04.010 Adopted. The Uniform Building Code, excluding
Chapters 53 and 70 of the Appendix, 1982 Edition, and the Unif
14 Building Code Standards, 1982 Edition, published by the
are on file in the Office of the City Clerk for public record 15
International Conference of Building Officials, two copies of
Code for regulating the erection, construction, enlargement, 16
inspection, are hereby adopted by reference as the City Buildi
alteration, repair, moving, removal, demolition, conversion,
17 occupancy, equipment, use, height, area, and maintenance of a1 buildings or structures in the City of Carlsbad, except for
18 changes-, additions, deletions,, and amendments in this chapter ,which shall supersede the provisions of said code.
19 I 18.04.020 Section 303(a) amended - Building Permit Issui
20 Section 303(a) of the Uniform Building Code is amended to reac
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“The application, plans, and specifications filed by an
applicant for a.permit shall be checked by the Building Offic:
Such plans may be reviewed by other departments of the City tc
check compliance with the laws and ordinances under their
jurisdiction. If the Building Official is satisfied that the
issuance of the permit is authorized by Chapter 18-05 of this
that the work described in an application for permit and the
filed therewith conform to the requirements of this code and pertinent laws and ordinances and that the fee specified in t
chapter has been paid, he shall issue a permit therfor to the
applicant. In the case of new building, all fees required fo ‘connection to public water systems and to sewer systems provi lentities other than the City must be paid or a bond posted be
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"When the Building Official issues a permit, he shall end(
'in writing or stamp on both sets of plans and specifications, '"Approved". Such approved plans and specifications shall not bt changed, modified, or altered without authorization from the
Building Official, and all work shall be done in accordance wit the approved plans .
"The Building Official may issue a permit for the
construction of part of a building or structure before the enti plans and specifications for the whole building or structure ha been submitted or approved, provided adequate information and detailed statements have been filed complying with all pertiner
requirements of this code. The holder of such permit shall prc at his own risk without assurance that the permit for the entir building or structure will be granted."
9 18.04.030 Section 303(d) amended - Expiration. Section
303(d) of the Uniform Building Code is amended by the addition
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11 "The provisions of any sewer allocation system adopted pursuant to Chapter 18.05 of this code shall supersede Section
pursuant to such system." 12
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303(d) of the Uniform Building Code if the permit is issued .
Section 304(f) is added to the Uniform Building Code to read: 14
18.04,040 Section 304(f) added - Factory Built Housing. ..
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fee shall be twenty-five percent of the fee shown in Table 3-A 16
304(a) and 304(b) for factory built housing, the building perm "(f) Fees for factory built housing, notwithstanding Se
the plan check fee shall be sixty-five percent of the building
17 permit fee."
18.04.050 Section 405 amended - Definitions, Section 4C
l81/the Uniform Building Code is amended to add the following
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20 DISPENSING is the pouring or transferring of any materir
from a container, tank, or similar vessel, whereby vapors, du:
21 fumes, mists, or gases may be liberated to the atmosphere.
22 18.04.060 Section 406 amended - Definitions, Section 4(
the Uniform Building Code is amended to add the following
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EMERGENCY CONTROL STATION is an approved location on th 24
definition:
premises of a Group H, Division 6 Occupancy where signals fro
25 emergency equipment are received.
26 18.,04.070 Section 407 amended - Definitions, Section
27 definitions:
28 FABRICATION AREA (FAB AREA) is an area within a Group E
the Uniform Building Code is amended to add or amend the foll
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related to the fab area processes. areas, such as dressing rooms and off ices, that are directly 2
hazardous production materials and may include ancillary rooms (
Division 6 Occupancy in which there are processes involving
spread of not over 25 and show no evidence of progressive 7
Standard No. 42-1 for a period of 30 minutes, shall have a flan with chemicals and which, when tested in accordance with U.B.C. 6
FIRE-RETARDANT TREATED WOOD is lumber or plywood impregna
specified in this code. 5
construction to resist the spread of fire, details of which are
those having flash points below 100°F. and may be subdivided a: 11
square inch (absolute) at 100°F. Class I liquids shall includc 100°F. and having a vapor pressure not exceeding 40 pounds per 10
FLAMMABLE LIQUID is any liquid having a flash point belo1
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accordance with the rain and weathering tests of U.B.C. Standar maintain this fire-retardant classification when tested in 8
combustion. Materials which may be exposed to the weather shal
follows:
73°F. and having a boiling point below 100°F.
73°F. and havinq a boiling point at or above 100°F.
FAMILY is a reasonable number of persons who constitute a
FIRE RESISTANCE or FIRE-RESISTIVE CONSTRUCTION is
12 Class I-A shall include those having flash points be.
13 Class I-B shall include those having flash points be
Class-I-C shall- include those having flash points at
14jlabove 73°F. and below 100°F.
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the Uniform Building Code is amended to add the following
HPM STORAGE ROOM is a room used for the storage 'or dispc
18' of hazardous production material (HPM) and which is classifiec Group H, Division 1 or Division 2 Occupancies.
HPM or HAZARDOUS PRODUCT MATERIAL is a solid, liquid, 01
that has a degree of hazard rating in health, flammability, 01
20 reactivity of 3 or 4 as ranked by U.F.C. Standard No. 79-3 anc
which is used directly in research, laboratory, or production
21 processes which have, as their end product, materials which a:
hazardous.
18.04.080 Section 409 amended - Definitions. Section 40
definitions:
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22 HEIGHT OF BUILDING shall be measured as follows:
1. When the highest existing grade elevation within a
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pitched or hipped roof. mansard roof or to the average height of the highest gable of 25
elevation to the highest point of a flat roof or the deck lin building height shall be measured from the highest existing g 24
ten feet above the lowest existing grade elevation, then the
foot horizontal distance of the building is equal to or less
grade elevation ot the highest point of a flat roof or the de 28
shall be measured from a point ten feet above the lowest exiE above the lowest existing grade elevation, then the building 27
foot horizontal distance of the building is more than ten fee
2. When the highest existing grade elevation within a 26
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gable of a pitched or hipped roof.
2 18.04.090 Section 420 amended - Definitions. Section 420
3 the Uniform Building Code is amended to add or amend the follow: definitions:
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5 transporting HPM and for purposes other than required exiting.
SERVICE CORRIDOR is a fully enclosed passage used for
18.04.100 Section 503(a) amended - Mixed Occupancy. Sect
6/1503ia) of the Uniform Building Code is amended to read:
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of the area of any floor of a building, nor more than the basic 13
Where minor accessory uses do not occupy more than 10 pel for such separate occupancy shall not exceed one. 12
sum of the ratios of the actual area divided by the allowable 2
housed therein. The area of the building shall be such that tl 11
of the building shall conform to the requirements for the occu~
in Section 503(d). inclusive, shall be separated from any other occupancy as speci g
distinct "Occupancy", as described in Chapter 5 through 12,
one occupancy purpose, each part of the building comprising a
18.04.110 Section 507 amended - Maximum Height of Buildi 20
IOccupancy shall not exceed three stories nor 55 feet in height (Divison 6 Occupancy, the portion containing the Group H, Divis 19
Section 507. When a mixed occupancy building contains a Group set forth in Table No. 5-D (See 18.04.120), except as provided 18
An occupancy shall not be located above the story or heit
506(b) for unlimited area. 17
applicable to buildings constructed under the provisions of Set
4 and Division 6 Occupancies, the provisions of this paragraph 16
Section 503(d). Except for buildings containing Group H, Divii classification, provided the uses are separated as specified ii 15
the major use of the building shall determine the occupancy for such minor use, for the purpose of determining allowable a1 14
area permitted in the occupancy by Table No. 5-C -(See 18.04.12(
21 and Increases. Section 507 of the Uniform Building Code is am
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building shall be dependent upon the character of the occupanc
24 the type of construction and shall not exceed the limits set i in Table No. 5-D (See 18.04.120), except as provided in this
25 section and as specified in Section 503(a) for mixed occupanc! buildings.
26 The story limits set forth in Table No. 5-D (See 18.04.'
may be increased by one story if the building is provided wit1
27 approved automatic sprinkler system throughout. The increase the number of stories for automatic sprinkler systems shall nl
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Sec. 503. (a) GENERAL. When a building is used for more t
10 When a building houses more than one occupancy, each port
to read:
MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND INCREASES
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1 . Towers, spires, and steeples erected as a part of
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limited as to height only by structural design if
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not to exceed 20 feet above the height limit in ’I
2. The height of one-story aircraft hangars shall nc
sprinkler systems throughout as specified in Chag
streets, or yards not less in width than one and
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1. Section 3802(f) for Group H, Divisions 1, 2, and 6
2. Section 506, for an increase in allowable area.
3. Substitution for one-hour fire-resistive construction
pursuagt,to Section 508.
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half times the height of the building.
4. Section 1715, Atriums.
provisions.
12 18.04.120 Tables No. 5-A, 5-B, 5-C, and 5-D amended. Tal
13 No. 5-A, 5-B, 5-C, and 5-D of the Uniform Building Code are am1
appropriate locations on the tables to read as follows: 14
by the addition of the following Group H, Division 6 entries a’
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add the following ;:::graph regarding Division 6 Occupancies:
18.04.130 Section 901(a) amended - Group H Occupancies Defined. Section a) of the Uniform Building Code is amendt
Division 6. Semiconductor fabrication facilities, magne tape and disk manufacturing, electronic parts manufacturing an1 lo
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assembly plants, and associated research and development areas the facilities in which hazardous production materials are use designed and constructed in accordance with Section 911 and wh storage, handling, and use of hazardous materials is in accord l2 with the Fire Code.
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17 SEC. 901 DIVISION 6 OCCUPANCIES, SPECIAL mGULATIONS. Sec. 911. (a) General. In addition to the requirements l8 forth elsewhere in this code, Group H, Division 6 Occupancies
19 comply with the provisions of this section and the Fire Code. (b) Fabr'ication Area. 1. Separation. Fabrication area
20 Lhose size is limited by the quantity of HPM permitted by the Zode, shall be separated from each other, from exit corridors,
21 from other parts of the building by' not less than one-hour fix
resistive occupancy separations.
22 EXCEPTIONS: I. Doors within such occupancy separat including doors to corridors, shall be only self-closinc
23 assemblies having a fire-protection rating of not less I three-fourths hour.
24 11. Windows between fabrication areas and exit cor1 may be in accordance with Section 3305(h)2.
25 2. Floors. Except for surfacing, floors within fabrication areas shall be of noncombustible construction.
26 3penings through floors of fabrication areas may be unprotectc
when the interconnected levels are used solely for mechanical
27 equipment directly related to such fab area. See also Sectior
1706(a), Exception 6. When forming a part of an occupancy
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a Group H, Division 6 Occupancy when the quantities of hazardous materials do not exceed-those listed in Table 9-A, provided the storagep handling, and use are in
compliance with the Fire Code.
18.04.140 Section 911 added - Division 6 Occupancies. Section 911 is added to the Uniform Building Code to read:
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of one fabrication area shall not connect to another duct syste
minute per square foot of floor area. The exhaust air duct sys' 3
fabrication area at the rate of not less than 1 cubic foot per
include recirculated air, shall be provided throughout the 2
separation, floors shall be liquid tight.
will shut down the fab area ventilation system shall be install
emergency control station. the circulating airstream and shall initiate a signal at the 6
moving equipment. However, smoke detectors shall be installed
except that the automatic shutoffs need not be installed on air 5
Ventilation systems shall comply with the Mechanical outside that fabrication area within the building.
3. Ventilation. Mechanical ventilation, which may
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9 Hazardous production materials shall be transported to fabricat areas through enclosed piping or tubing sytems that comply wit1
10 Section 911(f), through service corridors or in exit corridors permitted in Section 911(c), Exceptions. The handling or
11 transporting of hazardous production materials within service corridors shall comply with the Fire Code.
the fabrication area shall comply with the Electrical Code. TI
13. requirements for hazardous locations need not be applied when ' average air change is at least four times that set forth in Sel
14 91 1 (b)3 and when the number of air changes at any location is : less than three times that required by Section 911(b)3 and the
15 Code-' (c) Exit Corridors. Exit corridors shall comply with Sel
16 3305 and shall be separated from fabrication areas as specifi-el Section 911(b)l. Exit corridors shall not be used for transpo'
4. Transporting hazardous production materials.
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when there are alterations or .modifications to existing
fabrication areas, the Building Official may permit the transportation of hazardous production materials in exit corridors subject to the requirements of the Fire Code a follows:
I. Corridors adjacent to the fabrication area where
alteration work is to be done shall comply with
Section 3305 for a length determined as follows:
A. The length of the common wall of the corridc
B. For the distance along the exit corridor to
the fabrication area, and
point of entry of HPM into the exit corridol serving that fabrication area.
11. There shall be an emergency telephone system or local alarm manual pull station or approved sigr
device within exit corridors at not more than I!
foot intervals or fraction thereof and at each stair doorway. The signal shall be relayed to emergency control station and a local signaling device shall be provided.
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111. Sprinkler protection shall be designed in accorda
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with U.B.C. Standard No. 38-1 for Ordinary Hazard
used in the corridor protection, the maximum numk
(d) Service Corridors. Service corridors shall be classi
4 as Group H, Division 6 Occupancies. Service corridors shall be
separated from exit corridors as required by Section 91 1 (b) 1 .
required by Section 91 1 (b)3 or at not l@SS than Six air Chanqe:
The maximum distance of travel from any point in a servii
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from service corridors shall swing in the direction of exit tr of the required exits shall be into the fabrication area. Doo g
There shall be not less than two exits, and not more than one-
not exceed 75 feet. Dead-ends shall not exceed 4 feet in leng 8
passageway, enclosed stairway or door into a fabrication area corridor to an exterior exit door, horizontal exit, exit
property lines adjacent to public ways. Explosion venting st 20
shall be not less than 30 feet from property lines, includinl
provided, they shall have at least one exterior wall and such 19
2. Location within building. When HPM storage roo See Section 902(c) for sill requirements for liquid storage c 18
Raised grating over floors shall be of noncombustible materia storage rooms shall be of noncombustible liquid-tight constru 17
shall not exceed 1000 square feet. Except for surfacing, flo I or I1 flammable liquids or flammable gases, the area of the 16
When an HPM storage room is also used for dispensing of The provisions of Section 503(a) shall apply. 35
resistive construction when the area is less than 300 square :
is 300 square feet or more and not less than one-hour fire- 14
than a two-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation when the 4
storage rooms shall be separated from all other areas by not I 13
storage rooms not exceeding 6000 square feet in area. Such HI inside rooms complying with Section 902(c) or shall be in HPM 12
quantities greater than those listed in Table No. 9-A shall bE
Construction. The storage of hazardous production materials j 11
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and shall be self-closing.
provided when required by Section 910.
rooms, one shall be directly to the outside of the building.
provided in storage rooms at the rate of not less than 1 cub:
23 per minute per square foot of floor area or six air changes 1 hour, whichever is greater, for all categories of material.
24 5. Emergency alarm. An alarm pull station or appi signal device shall be installed outside of each interior ex:
25 from HPM storage rooms. Operation of such alarm or signal dc
shall provide a local alarm and relay a signal to the emerge
26 control station. 6. Electrical. HPM storage rooms containing flam
27 liquids or gases shall be classified as Class I, Division 1
hazardous locations. Electrical wiring and equipment within
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3. Exits. When two exits are required from HPM st
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1 (f ) Piping and Tubing. 1. General. HPM piping and tubir
shall comply with this subsection and shall be installed in
2 accordance with nationally recognized standards, Piping and tu1
incompatible with such system. Systems supplying gaseous HPM s: 3
sytems shall be metallic unless the material being transported
within exit corridors or above areas not classified as Group H, 6
occupancies. Hazardous production materials shall not be locat
piping or tubing in service corridors shall be exposed to view. to the systems which are within a ventilated enclosure. HPM su 4
be welded throughout, except for connections, valves, and fitti:
Division 6 Occupancies except as permitted by this subsection.
installed within the space defined by the walls of exit corridc
occupancies under the following conditions:
5 2. Installations in exit corridors and above other
7 Hazardous production material piping and tubing may be
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space unless the space is less than 6 inches in '
B. Ventilation at not less than six air changes per 10
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shall be provided. The space shall not be used
12 C. When the piping or tubing is used to transp0rt.H
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convey air from any other area.
liquids, a receptor shall be installed below suc
collect any discharge or leakage and drain it tc
14 approved location. The one-hour enclosure shall
be used as part. of the receptor.
15 0. All HPM supply piping and tubing and HPM nonmetz
waste lines shall be separated from the exit COI
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6 by construction as required for walls or part:
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one hour. When gypsum wallboard is used, joint(
18 the piping- side of the enclosure need not be ta
provided the joints occur over framing members.
Access openings into the enclosure shall be pro by approved fire assemblies.
activated fail-safe emergency shutoff valves sh
at the following locations:
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installed on piping and tubing other than waste 21
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Excess flow valves shall be installed as requii
(ii) At entries into exit corridors.
EXCEPTION: Occasional transverse crossings 26
space shall be approved for Class I, Division : 25
F. Electrical wiring and equipment located in the
Hazardous Locations .
corridors by supply piping which is enclosed w
need not comply with Items A through F. 27 ferrous pipe or tube for the width of the corr
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recognized standards to indicate the material bei transported.
18.04.150 Section 1706 amended - Shaft Enclosures. Secti 31/ 1706(a) of the Uniform Building Code is amended by adding Excel:
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5 “7. In buildings with Group H, Division 6 Occupancies, i
fabrication area may have mechanical, duct, and piping penetrat
6 which extend through not more than two floors within that
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fabrication area, including the areas through which the ductwo: duct shall be effectively draf tstopped at the floor level. Thc 7
fabrication area. Penetrations for tubing, piping, conduit, 01
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and piping extend, shall be considered a single conditioned
9 18.04.160 Section 1807(a) amended - Special Provisions.
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11 “Scope. This section shall apply to all Group B, Divisi
office buildings and Group R, Division 1 Occupancies, each hav
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accordance with Section 1807 (c) . It ”. 14
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18.04.170 Section 1808 added - Special Provisions for
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vehicle access. Such buildings shall comply with the require of Section 1807. EXCEPTIONS: The following subsections of 1807 are requirements for buildings included within the scope of section:
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18.04.180 Section 1908 added - Special Provisions for
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18.04.190 Section 2006 added - Special Provisions for
to the Uniform Building Code to read:
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"Section 2006. Type I11 buildings shall comply with the
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18.04.200 Section 2107 added - Special Provisions for
Buildings between 35 and 55 feet in height. Section 2107 is ad
"Section 2107, Type IV buildings shall comply with the 811special provisions of Section 1808."
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10 Buildings between 35 and 55 feet in height. Section 2205 is ac to the Uniform Building Code to read:
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18.04.220 Section 2301 amended - Seismic Zone. Section 131/of the Uniform Building Code is amended by the addition of the
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Penthouses shall be constructed as required in Chapter 25 Skylights shall be constructed as required in Chapter r Fire Retardancy. Roof coverings shall be fire retardar
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addition of the following paragraph to read as follows:
"Within fabrication areas of Division 6 Occupancies, the
horizontal exit, exit passageway, or an enclosed stairway shal
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separation wall with no openings or penetrations thl
between such walls exceeds 10,000 square feet.
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installed according to the Carlsbad Fire Department
apply only to residential occupancies of Type V
the buildings for the area increase or substitution
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(iii) In residential occupancies of Type V
with no openings, except one approved penetration :
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and the Fire Chief ."
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protection shall be in accordance with the Fire Code."
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Occupancies. The design of the sprinkler system shall be not
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addition of Paragraph 5 to read as follows:
"5. Division 6. A fire-extinguishing system shall be
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REach occupancy, principal building, structure, dwelling unit, and mobile home space within the City shall be identified a number or combination of number and letter. Such numbers she
be in harmony with other established postal addresses in the ar
Such numbers shall be a minimum of three inches in size and shc
be of contrasting colors so as to be readable from the adjoinil streets. Numbers shall be designated and assigned by the Built
'Official. "
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subject to the approval of the City Planning Department and th Police and Fire Departments. Location and number of signs sha as required by the City."
18.04.340 - Findings.
14 "The City of Carlsbad has many large brush-covered hills
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The City is subject to a frequent Santa Ana condition of dry 5
Uniform Building Code, 1982 Edition. Therefore, this Chapter 17
necessitate greater fire protection than- that provided by the
specifically finds that these geographic and topographic condj 16
roofs and sprinklered buildings." 18
altered the Uniformed Building Code to require more fire retal
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING TITLE 18,
CHAPTER 18.12 BY THE AMENDMENT OF VARIOUS
SECTIONS AND TO ADOPT BY REFERENCE THE
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (1984 EDITION).
The City Council of the City of Carlsbad, California, doe
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g Municipal Code is amended to read as follows:
SECTION 1: That Title 18, Chapter 18.12 of the Carlsbad
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18.12.250, and 18.12.255 of the Carlsbad Municipal Code are' 12
18.12.230, 18.12.235, 18.12.240, 18.12.240, 18.12.245,
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SECTION 2: That Title 18, Chapter 18.12, Sections
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18.12.230 Article 215-5 amended Diagrams for Feeder
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Feeders.
18.12.245 Article 250-26(c) amended Grounding Separate1 Derived Alternatin!
Current Systems.
18.12.250 Article 331 -3 amended Electrical Nonmeta. Tubing.
18.12.255 Article 336-3 amended Nonmetallic Sheath1 Cable.
18.12.260 Article 350-5 amended Flexible Metal Conduit.
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18.12.010 Adopted. The National Electrical Code (1984
Edition), copyrighted by the National Fire Protection Associa
is hereby adopted by reference as the electrical code of the
except for the changes, additions, and amendments set forth j
this chapter which shall supersede the provisions of said COC
18.12.230 Article 215-5 amended - Diagrams of Feeders.
Article 215-5 of the National Electrical Code is amended by 1
addition of the following:
"All horizontal feeders in multiple-occupancy, combustil frame dwellings shall be installed underground or outside thi
building unless otherwise approved by the administrative
authority. A duplex is not considered a multiple-occupancy this instance.''
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18.12.240 Article 225-10 amended - Outside Branch Circu
and Feeders. Section 225-10 of the National Electrical Code
amended by the addition of the following:
"The installation of outside wiring on roof surfaces sh
not be allowed. The installation of outside wiring on surfa
building shall have approval-of the administrative authority
18.12.245 Article 250-26(c) amended - Grounding Separat
Derived Alternating-Current Systems. Article 250-26(c) of 1
National Electrical Code is amended by the addition of the
following after the first sentence.
"The primary qrounding method shall be that which is
referred to as the 'Uffer Ground' consisting of 20 feet or I
of Copper Conductor f4 (minimum) or larger sized from N.E.C
Table 250-94, "Grounding Electrode Conductor for AC Systems'
The copper conductor shall be placed three inches up f:
the bottom and a three-inch clearance from the sides of the
concrete footing and supported by a Reinforcing Bar 114 or 1
completely encased in concrete. ,When below ground, the cop electrical conductor shall be encased in concrete (or in ri
nonmetallic conduit from six inches inside the concrete foo
to the service equipment.
unbroken to its termination at the service connection. The copper electrode conductor shall be continous and
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200 amp service), the concrete encased electrode (rebar) mr
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electrode conductor is connected must be a minimum c
20 feet long, unbroken.
2. The total developed length of rebar placed three inc
up from the bottom of the foundation must be no les:
than 20 feet. Where splices are necessary to obtail
the required 20 feet of rebar, they must be made so
that the two bars overlap by no less than 15 inches are secured by at least two steel tie wires. This
splice shall occur at the opposite end from the
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inches and not more than 18 inches and the point of
connection of the grounding electrode connector mus
accessible.
Aluminum or copper-clad aluminum electrode conductor sha
not be used in concrete, outside or in any other corrosi
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Tubinp. Article 331-3 of the National Electrical Code is amel
to read:
3. The rebar may only extend out of the slab in a dry
4. The rebar must extend out of the slab at least six
"Uses Permitted. Electrical nonmetallic tubing and fiti
may be permitted to be used in one- and two-family dwellings
multifamily dwellings, and, with approval of the administra'
authority, other structures provided that such dwellings or
structures do not exceed three floors above grade:
a. In walls, floors, and ceilings; b. In locations where subject to severe corrosive
influences as covered in Section 300-6 and where
subject to chemicals for which the materials are specifically approved;
c. In dry and damp locations not prohibited by Sectic
d. For exposed work where not subject to physical dan e. Where the potential is 600 volts or less.
For the purpose of this article, the first floor of a
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building shall be that floor which is designed for human
habitation and which has 50 percent or more of its perimete1 level with or above finished grade of the exterior wall linf
18.12.255 Article 336-3 amended - Nonmetallic-Sheathed
Cable. Article 336-3 of the National Electrical Code is am!
to read as follows:
"Uses Permitted or Not Permitted. Type NM and Type NM,
cables shall be permitted to be used in one- and two-family
dwellings or multifamily dwellings and, with approval of th administrative authority, other structures not exceeding th
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read:
"Grounding. Flexible metal conduit shall be permitted a: grounding means where both the conduit and the fittings are approved for grounding. Where an equipment bonding jumper is required around flexible metal conduit, it shall be installed
accordance with Section 250-79. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Flexible metal conduit shall not b permitted as a grounding means at any place for an outle 2. Flexible metal conduit shall be permitted as a
grounding means if the total length in any ground return
path is 6 feet (1.83 m) or less; the conduit is terminat
in fittings approved for grounding, and the circuit conductors contained therein are protected by overcurrer devices rated at 20 amperes or less and cannot be extend as an outlet."
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18.12.265 Article 384-3(f) amended - Support and Arrange
of Busbars and Conductors. Article 384-3(f) oE the National
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phase busses shall be A, B, C from front to back, top to bot! or left to right, as viewed from the front of the switchboarc
panelboard. The C phase shall be that having the higher vol, to ground on 3-phase, 4-wire delta-connected systems. Other
busbar arrangements may be permitted for additions to existi
installations."
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NOTICE .OF PUBLIC HEARING ADOPTION BY REFERENCE OF THE UNIFORM,'BUILDING CODE. 1982 EDITION'AND NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. 1984 EDITION
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that theCityCounciloftheCityofCarls- bad will hold a public hearing on Tuesday. May'7.1985, at600 qM.. at the City Council Chambers, 1200 Elm Avenue. Carlsbad. California. to consider adoption of the Uni- form Building Code, 1982 Edition. and the National Electrical Code. 1984Edition. with certain modifica-
tions. Copies of the Uniform Building Code and National Electrical Code.
codes (0F.dinance-Nos. 8103 and and ofthe ordinances agopting the
' 8104) are on file in the City Clerks Office of the Ciby of Carlsbad. 1200 Elm Avenue, Carlsbad. California. and are open to public inspection.
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ADOPTION BY FEF'ERENc;E OF THE
UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, '1982 EDITION AND NATIOW'~TRICAL'~DE, 1984 EDITION
NOTICE IS HEXEBY GIVEN that the City Comcil of the City of Carlsbad will hold a pub
hearing on Tuesday, May 7, 1985, at 6:OO P.M., at the City Council Chambers, 1200 El
Avenue, Carlsbad, California, to consider adoption of the Uniform Building Code, 198
Edition, and the National Electrial. Cc&, 1984 Edition, with certain mdifications.
Copies of the Uniform Building Code and Nktiod fleckid code and of the ordinanc
adopting the codes (Ordinance Nos. 8103 and 8104) are on file in the City Clerk's
Office of the City of Carlsbad, 1200 Elm Avenue, Carlsbad, California, and are open to public inspection.
PWLJSH: April 24, 1985 CAHLSBAD CITY COUNCIL