ORDINANCE 887Y J
ORDINANCE NO. 887
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO,
CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING THE "1975 EDITION
OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE",_
REPEALING IN ITS ENTIRETY CHAPTER 16.08
OF, AND ADDING CHAPTER 16.08 TO, THE
"EL SEGUNDO TWUNICIPAL CODE" RELATING
TO THE ELECTRICAL CODE.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA,
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. CHAPTER 16.08 of the "El Segundo Municipal
Code" is repealed.
SECTION 2. Chapter 16.08 is added to the "El Segundo
Municipal Code" to read as follows:
"CHAPTER 16.08
ELECTRICAL CODE
"16.08.010 ESTABLISHED. The 1975 Edition of the
National Electrical Code, including the Appendix thereof,
promulgated and published by the National Fire Protection
Association, three copies of which have been filed and are
on file in the office of the City Clerk for public inspection,
hereby are adopted with the same force and effect-_ as though
set out herein in full.
"16.08.020 CHANGES AND ADDITIONS TO CODE. The National
Electrical Code is amended by changing, adding, or deleting
the chapters articles, sections and portions of sections
designated in Sections 16.08.030 through 16.08.00.
"16.08.030 SECTION 90 -7 ADDITIONS - WIRING PLANNING.
Subsections (c) , (d) , (e) , (f) , (g) , (h) and (i) are added
to Section 90-7 to read as follows:
'(c) Wiring for accessory uses and accessory buildings
shall be in an underground system installed in co- mpliance
with this code.
'(d) A three - fourths inch conduit shall be
provided to a convenient and accessible location in
the attic and underfloor areas for future circuit wiring.
'(e) All relocated or moved -in structures shall comply
with the requirements of this Code for new bu-ildings.
' (f) Any structure or portion of a str_ uctn.—1 e which is
converted or altered on or after the effective date of
this Code to any of. the followinq occupancies, shall be
wired in accordance with the provisions of this Code for
that:. occupancy.
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(1) Occupancy as defined by Article 500 relative
to hazardous areas; and
(2) Occupancies defined as A, B -1, B -2, D -1 and D -3
i '(g) In the event of fire damage, when the extent of
+ damage exceeds fifty percent of the present valuation
of the structure, the wiring and installations in the
entire structure shall be reinstalled to comply with the
provisions of this Code.
'(h) Additions or alterations of existing
installations shall be made in compliance with the provisions
of this Code.
'EXCEPTION: In locations where the existing electrical
system is of a type that was approved, but by the adoption
of subsequent codes is no longer approved, an existing
circuit may be increased to its maximum safe carrying capacity.
Not more than ten such outlets may be added to an existing
electrical system unless all new wiring is in conformity with
the provisions of this Code.
'(i) All electrical materials, devices, appliances,
and equipment installed or used shall be in conformity
with the provisions of this Code. Conformity with the
standards,or the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., as
approved by the American Standards Association, or other
approved testing laboratory, shall be prima facie evidence of
conformity with approved standards for safety to life and
property. Previously used materials shall not be reused in
any work without the written approval obtained in advance
from the Building Official.
"16.08.040 ARTICLE 105 ADDED - ADMINISTRATION. Article
105 entitled, 'Administration' consisting of Sections 105.1
through 1.05.23 is added to Chapter 1 to read as follows:
'ARTICLE 105 - ADMINISTRATION
' 105.1 DEFINITIONS. The following words and
phrases when used in this article shall, for the purpose
of this article, have the meanings respectively ascribed
to them in this section:
'Apartment house' means any building, or portion
thereof which is designed, built, rented, leased, let or
hired out to be occupied, or which is occupied as the
home or residence of three or more families living
independently of each other and doing their_ own
cooking in the building, and includes flats and apartments.
'Building' means any structure built for the support
or shelter of persons, animals, chattels or property of
any kind.
'Chief Electrical Inspector' means and is construed
to mean the Director of Building Safety or his
authorized representative of the city.
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'Dwelling' means any building, or any portion
thereof, which is not an apartment house or a hotel as
defined in this section, which contains one or more
apartments or guest rooms used, intended or designed to
be built, used, rented, leased, let or hired out to be
occupied, or which are occupied for living purposes.
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'Electrical contractor' means a state licensed electrical
contractor engaged in the business of installing, altering
or repairing electrical wiring or equipment.
'Electrician, certified' is a person engaged in the
business of installing or repairing electrical wiring or
equipment, or who does, or who holds himself out as wi3.ling
to do personally, or through direct supervision of his
employees, any work or services in connection with the
installation, alteration, or repair of any electrical wiring
or equipment, or part thereof, within the city, and who
possesses an appropriate contractor's license pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 9, Division 3 of the Business and
Professions Code of the State of California.
'Electrician, maintenance.' "Maintenance electrician"
is a person qualified by training and experience to
perform electrical maintenance work as determined through
tests administered by the Chief Electrical Inspector and
regularly employed in accordance with the provisions of
Sections 105.10 and 108.12.
'Electric or electrical wiring' means the installation
or the alteration of any material, fixture, device, appliance
or equipment in or on any building, structure or premises
used or designed or intended to be used to generate, transmit
transform or utilize electric,energy.
'Hotel' means any building containing six or more rooms
intended or designed to be used, or which are used, rented
or hired out to be occupied, or which are occupied for
sleeping purposes by guests.
'Maintenance work' means the repairing, maintaining,
relocating and replacing of existing electrical installations
and equipment, including electric motors, raceways and
wiring; provided, that no increase in electrical energy
is required to be supplied from a main service, panel,
subpanel or feeder, and no disconnecting means is affected
as to its capacity. Maintenance work does not include
new construction. The Chief Electrical Inspector shall
determine any question as to whether or not any particular
wiring, device, material or installation is maintenance
work and his decision shall govern.
'Public utilities.' Electrical corporation, telephone
corporation, telegraph corporation, railroad corporation
and street railroad corporations are used in this chapter
as the terms are respectively defined in the Public
Utilities Act of the state and such terms shall also be
deemed to include similar utilities which are municipally
or governmentally owned and operated.
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'105.2 PRIMA FACIE EVIDFNCE OF COMPLIANCE. All
electrical wiring, connections, fixtures, devices, appliances,
equipment, apparatus and other electrical materials and
work: and the construction, connection, installation, arrangement,
location, protection, a..1teration, repair, use and
operation thereof within the city shall be furnished,
constructed, connected, installed, arranged, protected,
altered and repaired and shall be used, operated and protected
so as to hold to a minimum all fire, safety, use and operational
hazards; and, the quality of all materials used, the methods
of connecting or assembling such materials, the location,
connection and protection thereof shall be in accordance
with nationally recognized standards of quality and with
generally recognized and well established methods of
construction, design, location, control and protection.
Compliance with all of the provisions of:
(1) The 1975 edition of the National Electrical
Code;
(2) The Standards of Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.,
as approved by the American Standards Association;
(3) The Electrical Safety Orders, issued by the
Division of Industrial Safety of the State of California;
and
(4) The statutes of the State of California, current
at the time of the furnishing of the materials, the making
of the installations, connections and other matters affected
hereby and which are reasonably applicable thereto, shall be
and is hereby declared to be prima facie evidence of
compliance with the requirements of the Electrical Code
as to the feature involved.
gn the event of conflict between the aforementioned
Standards /Regulations, the most stringent standard, as determined
by the Chief Electrical Inspector, shall prevail.
'The Chief Electrical Inspector is hereby charged
with the duty of obtaining and filing with the City Clerk
currently as same are issued, three copies of each of the
standards, rules and regulations hereinabove designated in
subsections (1) and (2), which copies so on file shall be
open to public inspection. In case of conflict between the
provisions of this chapter and the provisions of the
National Electrical Code, designated in subsection (1),
the provisions of this chapter shall control.
1105.3 APPLICABILITY OF CHAPTER - EXCEPTIONS. The
provisions of this chapter shall apply to the construction,
connection, installation, arrangement, location, alteration,
moving, protection, .repair and use of any electrical wiring,
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apparatus, equipment or installation on any premises
within the city, except that of the federal government,
that of the state, work located on property owned and occupied,
by a public school district, public utilities as specified
in Section 105.4 of this article, work located primarily in
a public way and mechanical equipment not specifically
regulated by this chapter.
'The provisions of this chapter shall cover, govern
and control the installation, alteration or repair of any
electrical wiring, connection, fixtures, sockets, appliances,
apparatus, machinery or other electrical device by or on
behalf of the City, or any department or officer thereof, or
by or on behalf of any school district or any quasipublic or
political corporation or governmental agency or body, on any
premises not owned by a public school district being constructed
within the incorporated territory. This paragraph does
not apply to such electrical wiring as is specifically
exempt under the provisions of Section 105.4 of this article.
1105.4 EXEMPTION PUBLIC UTILITIES. The provisions
of this chapter shall not apply to any electrical work
performed by any electrical corporation, telephone corporation,
telegraph corporation, or railroad corporation on or with
any electrical equipment owned or controlled and operated
or used by, and for the exclusive benefit of the corporation
in the conduct of its business as a public utility, or to
any other work which the corporation may be entitled by
law to perform without payment of any local tax; but, all
provisions of this chapter shall apply insofar as they
may, consistently with the above, be applicable to all
other electrical work performed by the corporation.
1105.5 ADMINISTRATION OF PROVISIONS. The
Director of Building Safety, as Chief Electrical Inspector,
and his duly authorized assistants or deputies shall administer
the provisions of this chapter and the statutes of the state
relating to electrical work, the ordinances of the city
relative thereto and the electrical rules and regulations
issued under authority of the statutes governing industrial
installations.
'105.6 PERMIT REQUIRED. (a). It shall be unlawful.
for any person, firm or corporation to install, remove, alter,
repair or replace or cause to be installed, removed, altered,
repaired or replaced any electrical wiring fixtures, or
installations without first obtaining a permit to do such
work from the Chief Electrical Inspector.
(b) A separate permit shall be obtained for each
building or structure.
(c) No person shall allow any other person to do or
cause to be done any work under a permit secured by a permittee
except persons in his employ.
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1105.7 TO WHOM PERMITS 14AY BE ISSUED. (a) Licensed
TElectrical Contractor. No permit shall be issued to
any person, firm or corporation to cause to be done any
electrical work regulated by this code, except to a
person holding a vali.d unexpired and unrevoked electrical
E contractor's city business license.
' (b) Homeowners - T ie Chief Electrical Inspector
may issue to an individual a special owner's permit (a
qualifying examination shall be required) authorizing
such individual tc install electrical wiring or equipment
in or on buildings or premises used exclusively for a
single family residence of which such individual is the
legal owner and in which such residence he resides or
intends to reside; provided however, no electrical work
authorized under special owners permit shall be done
nor shall the owner holding any such permit allow any
such work to be dome except personally by himself or a
member of his household. If this or any other provision
of this section ,stall be violated by the holder of such
special owner's permit such permit shall be subject to
immediate cancellation and the holder of such permit
shall be liable to the penalty provided for violations
of this code.
'(c) General Contractor - A State and City
Licensed General Building Contractor shall not be
required to hold a separate City Electrical License
when performing electrical work pursuant to Section
7057 of the State Contractor's License Law; (B & P.
Code, DIV 3, Chapter 9).
1105.8 ELECTRICAL PERMIT APPLICATION. Applications
for electrical permits, describing the work to be done,
shall be made in writing by an electrical contractor or
his authorized representative. Where a license is
required by an ordinance of the city, a per mit shall
not be issued unless the applicant has such a license,
except as provided in Section 105.7 (c) of this article.
'Applications shall give the location where the
work is to be done, either by street and house number,
by lot, block, and tract or similar description that
will readily identify and definitely locate the proposed
work. In the instance of large facilities, coordinates,
room or area identification shall be provided. Each
such application shall be accompanied by drawings or
blueprints as required by the Chief Electrical Inspector.
'Certified Plans and Specifications: Professional
quality plans and specifications shall be prepared by
and bear the signature and registration number of a
California Registered Electrical Engineer for:
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(1) Theaters or motion picture theaters.
(2) Assembly rooms or similar places having a
single or combined capacity of more than 500 persons.
(3) Hospitals or other surgical facilities falling
within the scrape of Section 517, National Electrical Code.
(4) A new building, or an addition, the computed
area of which exceeds 15,000 square feet, unless the total
sex-vice load does not exceed 42 K.V.A.
(5) High voltage installations (National Electrical
Code Section 710).
(6) Hazardous locations.
(7) Service or feeder disconnecting means exceeds
600 amperes or the connected load exceeds 400 amperes.
Plans and specifications, when required by the Chief
Electrical Inspector, for the following type projects may
be prepared by a State licensed electrical contractor:
(1) Any service 600 amperes or less.
(2) Assembly buildings with an occupant load of not
more than 500 persons.
(3) Fixture installations weighing less than 300 pounds.
(4) Jobs of a complicated nature, as determined by
the Chief Electrical Inspector.
'105.9 ELECTRICAL PERMIT- EXPIRATION. Every permit
issued by the Chief Electrical Inspector under the
provisions of this chapter shall expire by limitation
and become null and void if the building or work authorized
by the permit be not commenced within one hundred twenty days
from the date of the permit; or, if the building or u ork
authorized by the permit be suspended or abandoned at any
time after the work is commenced for a period of one hundred
twenty days. Before the work can be thereafter commenced
a new permit shall be first obtained so to do.
'105.10 APPLICATION FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PERMIT.
Any person regularly employing a maintenance electrician
who has obtained a Certificate of Qualification may make
application for, and upon payment of the required fee,
may obtain an Annual Maintenance Permit. Annual permits
are issued on a calendar year basis.
'105.11 APPLICATION FOR ANNUAL COMPREHENSIVE PERMIT.
Any person regularly employing Certified Electricians may
apply for an Annual Comprehensive Permit for the purpose
of .installation, alterations or repairs of electrical
systems or equipment on his own premises. Applications
for Annual Comprehensive Electrical permits shall be
made by completing city forms provided for such purpose.
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'Each application shall recite all conditions under
which the permit is granted and shall carry the name
c>- each person who is a Certified Electrician. Annual
permits are issued on a calendar year basis.
'For the intent and purpose of this section, it is
understood that Certified Electricians are on the regular
F payroll of the.holder of the annual comprehensive permit.
State licensed contractors, not on the regular payroll
as employees, shall utilize the normal permit process.
'105.12 AUTHORITY GRANTED BY ANNUAL 14AINTENANCE
AND COMPREHENSIVE PERMITS- REPORT -FEE. Holders of Annual
Maintenance and Annual Comprehensive permits are entitled
to perform all electrical maintenance or electrical work,
respectively, on the premises, located at one address only
as described in the permit and shall not be transferable.
Such permits are limited to the M and C -3 zones only.
Each holder of such permit shall submit a report every three
months covering all work performed under the permit and
at that time shall pay a permit fee for work performed
during the period reported. All work shall be installed
and done in accordance with the provisions of this chapter,
and the work shall be subject to inspection by the Chief
Electrical Inspector. Quarterly reports shall be submitted
on or before the last day of January, April, July and October
of each calendar year.
'In the event any such permittee shall refuse or fail
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(1) Observe, abide by and conform to the conditions,
regulations and provisions, or any of them set forth in,
or comtemplated by or under this section; or
(2) Cooperate with the Chief Electrical Inspector
in matters covered by this section, and with reference to
subjects governed by this Code; then, and in any such
event, the Director of Building Safety reserves the
right to revoke the permits held by such permittee under
this section. Upon revocation of any such permit, all
rights of the permittee therein named, granted by such permit
shall immediately cease and terminate, and such permittee,
and the subject premises referred to therein, shall
thereupon be immediately subject to the provisions of this
Code, as fully and for all intents and purposes as though
the permit under this Chapter, so revoked, had never
been issued.
(3) In order to reinstate such permit, a new permit
fee shall be paid and any and all certified maintenance
electricians or certified electricians shall be subject
to recertification and repayment of certification fee.
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'105.13 AUTHORIZED DEPUTY INSPECTORS; FEES;
., QUALIFICATIONS. A. Persons or firms may •engage in the
Authorized Deputy Inspector Program subject to the
rules, regulations and limitations as set forth in
this Section. Such authorization excludes work
classified under Section 105.8, Certified Plans
and Specifications.
'EXCEPTION: Upon special written authority of the
Chief Electrical Inspector_, specific projects that may
fall within the classifications of said section may be
inspected by an Authorized Deputy Inspector.
'B. A basic annual fee of $1.00.00 shall accompany
the application for each Authorized Deputy Inspector.
Authorization shall be issued on a calendar year basis;
they shall not be prorated. Annual renewal of permit
may be effected by application accompanied by payment
of the required annual fee.
'C. Minimum qualification for an Authorized Deputy
Electrical Inspector shall be possession of an active
C -10 State license.
.'EXCEPTION: An applicant qualified by the City through
passing an examination administered by the Chief Electrical
Inspector may be authorized for a period not to exceed
one year.
1105.14 INSPECTION OF WIRING - CERTIFICATE. Upon the
completion of the electrical wiring in or on any building
or structure of any nature, or tent or premises, except
as otherwise exempted in this chapter, the person_
installing the same shall notify the Chief Electrical
Inspector, who shall inspect the installation, and if it
is found by him to be fully in compliance with the provisions
of this chapter, he shall_ issue, as provided for herein,
the certificate of inspection or approval tag authorizing
connection to the electrical service and the energizing
of the installation.
'105.15 COVERING WORK PRIOR TO INSPECTION. It is
unlawful for any person to lath over, seal, cover or
conceal any electrical wiring or other electrical equipment
for the installation of which a permit is provided in
this chapter_, until the electric wiring or other electrical
equipment has been inspected and approved by the Chief
Electrical Inspector. The Chief Electrical Inspector shall
have the power to remove or to require the removal of any
obstruction which prevents proper inspection of any
electrical equipment. Cost of such removal shall not be
born by the city.
11.05.16 CORRECTION OF DEFECTS. All defects shall
be corrected within ten days after inspection and notification
or within such other reasonable time as is permitted
by the Chief Electrical_ Inspector.
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'105.17 CONNECTION WITH ELECTRICAL SUPPLY. It
is unlawful to energize or cause or permit to be
energized any electrical wiring coming under the provisions
of this chapter, until. such electrical wiring has been
inspected and approved by the Chief Electrical Inspector_;
provided, however, that the Chief Electrical Inspector
may give written temporary permission to furnish electric
current to or the use of electric current through any
electrical wiring for a length of time not exceeding
thirty days, if it appears to the Chief Electrical Inspector
that the electrical wiring may be used safely for such
purpose and that there exists an urgent necessity for such
use.
'105.18 INSPECTION OF ELECTRICAL WIRING -RIGHT
OF ENTRY. (a) The Chief Electrical Inspector, or his
duly authorized representative, shall have the authority
to enter any building or premises for the purpose of
investigating the existence of suspected or reported
damage or defects which constitute an immediate danger
to human life or an immediate hazard to public safety or
health.
'(b) Except in emergency situations as defined in
subsection (a) the Chief Electrical Inspector, or his
authorized representative, shall not enter any building or
premises without the consent of the owner or occupant
thereof, unless he possesses a reasonable search warrant
authorizing entry and search of the premises.
'(c) No person shall hinder or prevent the Chief
Electrical. Inspector or his authorized representative,
while in the performance of the duties described in
subsections (a) and (b), from entering upon and into any
and all premises under his jurisdiction, at all reasonable
hours, for the purpose of inspecting the same to
determine whether or not the provisions of this code and
all other applicable laws or ordinances pertaining to the
protection of persons or property are observed therein.
'105.19 REINSPECTION. The Chief Electrical -
Inspector is hereby authorized and empowered to make at
such times and as often as in his discretion it may seem
necessary, a thorough reinspection of the installation
in or on any building, structure or premises of all
electrical wiring, electrical devices and electrical
material now installed or that may hereafter be installed
within the incorporated territory of the city and when
the installation of any such wiring, device or material
is found to be in a dangerous or unsafe condition, the
person or governmental agency owning, using and operating
the same shall be notified, in writing, and shall make
the necessary repairs or changes required to place the
wiring, device or material in a safe condition and shall
have the work completed within a period of ten days after
the notice, or within the other reasonable period specified
by the Chief Electrical Inspector in the notice and shall
pay such fees as are required by the provisions of this
chapter.
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'The Chief Electrical Inspector is hereby empowered
to disconnect or to order the discontinuance of electrical
service to wiring, devices or materials found to be
defective until the installation of such wiring, device or
material has been made safe as directed by the Chief
Electrical Inspector, and any person, political subdivision
or governmental agency ordered to discontinue the electrical
service shall do so within twenty -four hours after the
receipt of the notice and shall not reconnect the service
_ or allow the same to be reconnected until notified
to do so by the Chief Electrical Inspector; provided, however,
that no reinspection shall be made in any dwelling house
while the same is occupied as a dwelling house, without
the consent of the occupant thereof. It is unlawful for
any person to hinder or prevent, or to cause or permit
to be hindered or prevented,.the Chief Electrical Inspector
or his duly authorized representative from making any electrical
inspection provided for in this chapter.
1105.20 FEES. Any person desiring an electrical
permit shall, at the time of filing an application therefore;
pay to the City of El Segundo a fee as required in this
section.
(1) For issuing each permit . . . . . . . . . . $4.00
(2) In addition:
Service:
Not
over 200 Amperes . . . . . .
. . . 2.50
201
Amperes to 400 Amperes. . . .
. . . 5.00
401
Amperes to 1200 Amperes . . .
. . 10.00
Over 1200 Amperes . . . . . . . .
. . . 15.00
For
each additional meter . . . .
. . . 1.00
For
each panel board . . . . . . .
. . 2.00
Outlet:
For the first 20 outlets, each . . . . . .40
For each additional outlet . . . . . . . . .20
For each 5 feet of wire mold . . . . . . . .20
Fixtures:
For the first 20 fixtures, each . . . . . .40
For each additional fixture . . . . . . . .20
For each mercury vapor fixture on a pole. 2.00
For each additional mercury vapor fixture .40
Appliances:
For each electric range (domestic) .
For each electric range (commercial)
For each electric oven (domestic). .
For each electric oven (commercial
less than 20,000 watts) . . . . .
For each electric oven over
20,000 watts. . . . . . . .
For each miscellaneous commercial
appliance . . . . . .
For each fan not more than 1/2 HP
For each fan more than 1/2 HP . . . .
For each heater (gas or electric) . .
For each water heater . . . . . . . .
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4.00
2.00
. . 4.00
WAR 1 1,
. . .2.00
. . .2.00
. 3.00
. 2.00
2.00
For
each
dryer
(domestic)
2.00
For
each
dryer
(commercial) . . .
. . . 4.00
For
each
washer
(domestic) . . .
. . . 2.00
For
each
washer
(commercial) . .
. . . .4 -.00
For
each
disposal . . . . . . . .
. . . .2.00
Miscellaneous
Equipment:
. 3.00
r For
each
X -ray machine. . . . . . . . .
.4.00
For
each
dental unit. . . . . . . .
.4.00
For
each
sterilizer . . . . . . . . . .
.4.00
For
each
deep freeze box. . . . . .
.4.00
For
each
beverage or ice cream cabinet.
.4.00
For
each
vegetable or meat case . . . .
.4.00
For
each
drinking fountain. . . . . . .
.2.00
For
each
time clock . . . . . . . .
.2.00
For
each
showcase with lights . . . .
.2.00
For
each
ceiling heat cable installation.2.00
Motors:
Not over 5
HP . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 3.00
Over
5 HP,
but not over 20 HP. . . . .
. 4.00
Over
20 HP,
but not over 50 HP . . . .
. 6.00
Over
50 HP,
but not over 100 HP . . .
.13.00
Over
100 HP
. . . . . . . . . .
20.00
Extra
outlets
for portable motors,each.
2.00
NOTE: The fees listed in the foregoing table shall
be required for all fixed equipment. Where fixed equipment
is supplied by flexible cords to facilitate serving
or replacement, those fees shall apply to the receptacle
outlet installed for the supply of portable motors larger
than 1/3 HP or other portable equipment exceeding 1,650
watts in rating.
Signs:
One
sign and transformer or
ballast . .
.5.00
Each
additional transformer
or ballast
. 2.00
For
each sign moved to a new
location .
.5.00
Altering
or changing of wiring
on signs
.2.00
For
each sign time clock . .
. . . . .
.2.00
Shop
or field inspection of
signs
within City . . . . . .
. . . . .
.10.00
Shop
or field inspection of
sign
outside City . . . . .
. . . . . .
30.00
For
each lamp- holding device
used
in connection with a sign
or marquee:
From 1 to 20 inclusive,
each.
.05
Over 20, each . . . . .
. . . . . .
. .03
Switchboards (other than service sections):
First section . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15.00
Additional sections . . . . . . . .10.00
Over 600 volt sections . . . . . . . . .32.50
Additional sections . . . . . . . .13.00
Busways, Power Ducts and similar Equipment:
Ampere Rating:
0 to 99 amperes, per foot. . . . . . . . .05
100 to 400 amperes, per foot. . . . . . .08
Over 400 amperes, per foot. . . . . . . .10
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Temporary Lights:
For the inspection of working lights in buildings
or other structures in the course of construction
or repair or for temporary decorative lights:
Not over 50 lamps. . . . . . . . . . . 2.00
51 lamps to 100 lamps. . . . . . . . . 4.00
101 lamps to 500 lamps . . . . . . . . 5.00
'For each 100 lamps or less over 500. .50
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Generators:
For each generator, transformer, or welder the fee
shall be the same as that for a motor considering
each KVA capacity as 1 HP. For each motor- generator
set or frequency changer the fee shall be 1000
greater than for the motor alone.
Factory Wired Units:
For any self- contained, factory wired, approved
unit not mentioned elsewhere in this section, the
fee shall be the same as that for a motor
considering each KVA capacity as 1 HP.
Temporary Power Poles, each . . . . . . . 12.50
Investigation Fees:
The investigation fee shall be not less
than double the normal fee, but in no
case less than . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00
For each Annual Comprehensive or Maintenance Electrical
Permit at the time when such permit is
issued . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00
Fees for all new work performed under an Annual
Comprehensive or Maintenance Electrical Permit
shall be paid quarterly according to this schedule.
The fees shall be in addition to the Annual Permit
Fee. Quarters shall end on the last day of March,
June, September and December.
Certified Electricians:
Certified Electricians and Certified Maintenance
Electricians Annual Fees are based on the
calendar year, non- prorated, non - refundable. . . $20.00
Other:
For any electrical installation for which an electrical
permit is required, but for which no fee is provided
in this section, the electrical permit fee shall be
based on a rate of twenty dollars per hour or portion
thereof.
Double Fees:
When work for which a permit is required by this
code is started or proceeded with prior to obtaining
such permit, the fees shall be doubled, but the
payment of such double fee shall not relieve any
person from fully complying with the requirements
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of this code in the execution of the work nor from
any other penalties prescribed for violations of
the provisions of this code.
Reinspections, each (See Section 105.23) . . . $10.00
Temporary Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00
Plan Retention Fees:
Before issuing an electrical permit, the City shall
collect a fee for retaining electrical plans and the
related documents which the Chief Electrical Inspector
determines shall be kept as permanent records by the
City. The amount of the plan retention fee shall be:
Each sheet larger than 8 -1/2 in. x 11 in. . . .50
Each sheet 8 -1/2 in. x 11 in. or smaller. . . .30
In no case shall the charge be less than. . .1.00
Plan Check Fees:
Projects listed under Section 105.8 of this article
shall be charged a plan check fee equivalent to 650
of the permit total, but in no case less than $5.00.
'105.21 FEES- REFUNDS. In the event any person
shall have obtained an electrical permit for which no portion
of the work or construction covered by such permit shall have
been commenced, and such permit is surrendered, or in the
further event there has been a surrender of said permit
because of the abandonment of the contemplated project
with no portion of the work or construction covered by the
permit, under the provisions of this code having been
commenced, the person to whom such permit has been issued
may deliver such permit to the Chief Electrical Inspector
with a written request that such permit be cancelled. The
Chief Electrical Inspector shall thereupon stamp or write
on the face of such permit the words "Cancelled at the
request of the permittee," or "Expired by time limitation."
Thereupon such permit shall be null and void and of no effect.
Upon such presentation to said Chief Electrical Inspector
of a written request for refund, the permittee shall be
entitled to a refund of eighty percent of the electrical permit
fee actually paid. When such refund is granted, a subsequent
reapplication for the same project will require the payment
of a full plan checking and electrical permit fee.
'The Chief Electrical Inspector, upon verifying that no
work involving city inspections has been done, shall approve
such claim to be paid as provided by law for the payment
of claims against the city.
'Eighty percent of the plan check fee may be refunded
only if such plans have not been checked.
'105.22 WORK COMMENCED WITHOUT PERMIT. When work
for which a permit is required by this Code is started or
proceeded with prior to obtaining such permit, the fees
shall be doubled, but the payment of such double fee shall
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"not: relieve any person from fully complying with the
requirements of this Code in the execution of the work
nor from any other penalties prescribed for violations
of the provisions of this Code; provided, however, this
provision shall not apply to emergency work when it shall
be proven to the satisfaction of the Chief Electrical
Inspector that the work: was urgently necessary and that it
was not practical to obtain a permit.
'Whenever any work for which a permit is required
under the provisions of this Code has been commenced and /or
completed without the authorization of such permit, the
Chief Electrical Inspector may deem it necessary to require a
special investigation prior to issuance of a permit;
therefore, the applicant shall pay an investigation fee
as outlined in Section 105.2 of this article. The payment of
the investigation fee shall not exempt any person from payment
of the permit fee and compliance with the provisions of this
Code nor from any other penalty prescribed.
'105.23 REINSPECTION -FEES: A reinspection fee
may be assessed for each inspection or reinspection when
such portion of work for which inspection is called is
not complete, or when corrections called for are not made.
'This Section is not to be interpreted as requiring
reinspection fees the first time a job is rejected for
failing to comply with the requirements of this Code, but
as controlling the practice of calling for inspections before
the job is ready for such inspection or reinspection.
' Reinspection fees may be assessed when the permit
card is not properly posted on the work site or for failure
to provide access on the date for which inspection is
requested.
'To obtain a reinspection, the applicant shall file
an application therefor in writing upon a form furnished
for that purpose and pay the reinspection fee in accordance
with Section 105.20 of this article.
'In instances where reinspection fees have been
assessed, no additional inspection of the work will be
performed until the required fees have been paid.
1105.24 VIOLATION - PENALTY. Any person violating
any of the provisions or failing to comply with any of the
mandatory requirements of the ordinances of El Segundo shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor. Any person convicted of a
misdemeanor under the ordinances of E1 Segundo shall be
punished by a fine of not more than five hundred dollars, or
by : imprisorment not to exceed six months, or by both such fine
and imprisonment. Each such person shall be guilty of a
separate offense for each and every day during any portion of
which any violation of any provision of the ordinances of
El Segundo is committed, continued or permitted by any such
person, and lie shall be punished accordingly.'
"16.08.050 SECTION 110- -3 AMENDED -- EXAMINATION,
INSTALLATION AND USE OF EQUIPMENT. Subsection (a) of Section
11.0 -3 is amended to read as fellows:
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'(a) Examination of Equipment. Materials, devices,
fittings, apparatus and appliances designed for use under
this Code shall be judged chiefly with reference to the
following considerations which also determine the
classification by types, size, voltages, current capacities
and specific use. Further, all electrical materials,
devices, appliances and equipment used or installed under
this Code shall be identified by the maker's name, trademark
or other identification symbol and the mark of the test
i laboratory. In judging equipment, considerations such as
- -- the following shall be evaluated:
(1) Suitability for installation and use in
conformity with the provisions of this Code. Suitability
of equipment may be evidenced by listing or labeling.
(2) Mechanical strength and durability including,
for parts designed to enclose and protect other equipment,
the adequacy of the protection thus provided.
(3) Electrical insulation.
(4) Heating effects under normal conditions of use
and also under abnormal conditions likely to arise in
service.
(5) Arcing effects.
(6) Classification by type, size, voltage, current
capacity, specific use.
(7) Other factors which contribute to the practical
safeguarding of persons using or likely to come into contact
with the equipment, notwithstanding prima facie evidence.'
"16.08.060 SECTION 110 -4 AMENDED. Section 110 -4 is
amended to read as follows:
'110 -4 Voltages. Throughout this Code the voltage
considered shall be that at which the circuit operates,
whether the current is supplied by a battery, generator,
transformer, rectifier, or a thermopile. Current - carrying
capacity for various voltages shall be computed as follows:
(a) Line voltage between 100 and 125 volts shall be
computed at 120 volts.
(b) Line voltage between 210 and 250 volts shall be
computed at 240 volts.
(c) Line voltage between 420 and 500 volts shall be
computed at 480 volts.
(d) Three phase four-wire systems shall be
computed at 120/208 volt wye; 277/480 volt wye; or at
120/240 volt delta.'
"16.08.070 SECTION 110 -16 AMENDED. WORKING SPACE
ABOUT ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT. Subsection (c) of Section 110 -16
is amended to read as follows:
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'(c) Access and entrance to Working Space. At least
one entrance of sufficient area shall be provided to give
access to the working space about electric equipment.
Permanent ladders or stairways shall be provided to give
safe access to the working space about electrical equipment
installed on platforms, balconies, mezzaninQ floors, or in
attic or roof machinery rooms or spaces.
"16.08.080 SECTION 200 -7 AMEND - USE OF WHITE OR
NATURAL GRAY COLOR. Section 200 -7 is amended by amending
the first- paragraph thereof to read as follows:
'A continuous white or white with .a stripe, covering on
a conductor or a termination marking of white shall be
used only for the grounded conductor on 120 volt systems;
and adding a paragraph thereto to read as follows:
'A continuous natural gray, or natural gray with a
stripe, conductor, or a termination marking of natural
gray color, shall be used only for the grounded conductor
on 277 volt systems.
1116.08.090 SECTION 210 -1 AMENDED. Section 210 -1
is amended to read as follows:
1210 -1. Scope. The provisions of this article apply
to branch circuits supplying lighting or appliance loads
or combination of both. Where motors or motor - operated
appliances are connected to any branch circuit that also
supplies lighting or other appliance loads, the provisions
of'both this Article and Article 430 shall apply. Article
430 applies where a branch circuit supplies motor loads
only. All appliances shall be supplied by branch circuits
of adequate capacity to supply their load and shall comply
with the following:
(a) Cooking Appliances. Individual branch circuits
shall be provided for each electric cooking appliance
other than that of the small portable type as follows:
(1) Electric Range Outlet. Each heavy -duty outlet for
an electric range shall be supplied by a branch circuit
of not less than fifty amperes in rating.
(2) Electric Range. Each electric cooking appliance
consisting of an electrically heated oven or ovens and
not less than three other independently controlled heating
elements shall be supplied by a branch circuit of not less
than fifty amperes in rating.
(3) Counter - mounted electric cooking unit. Each
electric cooking appliance consisting only of three or more
separately controlled heating elements shall be supplied
by a branch circuit not less than thirty amperes in rati.n.g.
(4) Wall- mounted electric oven. Each electric
cooking appliance consisting only of an oven or ovens shall
be supplied by a branch circuit of not less than twenty
amperes in rating.
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c,
(b) Electric Clothes Dryer. Each electric clothes
dryer shall be supplied by an individual branch circuit of
not less than thirty amperes in rating.
(c) Laundry Receptacle Outlets. Each receptacle
outlet installed adjacent to a laundry tray or other plumbing
suitable for a washing mac'r:ine shall be supplied by an
individual branch circuit of not less than twenty amperes
in rating.
(d) Individual Motor and Appliance Circuits. An
individual branch circuit of adequate capacity to supply
the load shall be provided for the following:
(1) Each portable appliance exceeding one -third
horsepower or 1,650 watts rating.
(2) Each refrigeration type air conditioner or
heat pump.
.(3) Each fixed motor - operated appliance exceeding
one-third horsepower or 7.2 amperes in rating and all other
fixed appliances exceeding one KW.in rating.
(e) Garbage Disposal Units. A switched plug outlet
shall be provided in each dwelling unit, new or remodeled.
Disposal units shall be connected by a grounded cord
assemply.
(f). Bathroom Heat. In bathrooms with a tub or shower,
a space heater of not less than 1,000 watts on a separate
twenty ampere circuit shall be installed. Space heaters
shall not be mounted behind doors or within thirty -six inches
of a bathtub.
EXCEPTION: If a register or duct from a forced -air
furnace is located in a bathroom, no electrical heater
need be provided.
(g) Combination Motor and Appliance Circuits. A
twenty ampere, 120 -volt branch circuit may supply a
combination of fixed motor - operated appliances not exceeding
7.2 amperes or one -third horsepower in rating and other
fixed appliances not exceeding one KW rating.
(h) Maximum Load on Appliance Branch Circuits.
Appliance branch circuits, including conductors, circuit
breakers or fuse holders, switches, and the like, shall
not supply a load greater than eighty percent of the
branch circuit rating for the supply of the following:
(1) fixed space heaters.
(2) Combination motor - operated and heating appliances,
such as electric clothes dryers, dishwashers, and the like.
(3) A combination of motor - operated and other fixed
appliances.
"16.08.100 SECTION 210 -4 AMENDED. Section 210 -4
is amended to read as follows:
'210 -4 Multi-wire Branch Circuits. Whdn an identified
conductor is used in multi-wire circuits, the arrangement
shall be such that the disconnection or removal of a
receptacle, fixture. or other device shall not interrupt
the continuity of the id.eritified conductor. The branch
circuit disconnecting means shall be arranged to disconnect
all ungrounded conductors simultaneously.'
"16.08.110 SECTION 210 -7 RMENDED. Section 210 -7
is amended to read as follows:
1210 -7 Receptacles and Cord Connectors. (a) Grounding
Type. Receptacles installed on 15 and 20 ampere branch
circuits shall be of th_- grounding type. Grounding -type
receptacles shall be installed only on circuits of the voltage
class and current for which they are rated, except as provided
in Tables 210 -21 (b) (2) and (3).
'EXCEPTION: Grounding -type receptacles of the type
that reject non-grounding-type attachment plugs or which
are of the locking type shall be permitted for specific
purposes or in special locations. Receptacles required in
Sections 517 -61 (d) and 517 -62 (e) shall be considered as
meeting the requirements of this Section.
"16.08.120 SECTION 210 -8 AMENDED - GROUND FAULT
CIRCUIT PROTECTION. Subsections (a) and (b) of Section 210 -8
are amended to read as follows:
(a) Residential Occupancies. For residential
occupancies all single- phase, 15 and 20 ampere receptacle
outlets installed outdoors and in bathrooms shall have
ground -fault circuit protection for personnel.
.'Such ground -fault circuit protection may be provided
for other circuits, locations, and occupancies, and where
used., will provide additional protection against line -to-
ground shock hazard.
See Section 215 -9 for feeder protection.
(b) Construction Sites. All single phase 15 and.
20 ampere receptacle outlets shall have ground fault
circuit interrupters for personnel protection.
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"16.08.130 SECTION 210 --19 AMENDED -° CONDUCTORS
MINIMUM AMPACITY AND SIZE. Subsections (d) and (e)
are added to Section 210 -19 to read as follows:
'(d) Mechanical Equipment. Equipment regulated by
the Uniform Mechanical Code requiring electrical
connections of more than fifty volts shall have a positive
means of disconnect adjacent to and in sight from the
equipment served. A 120 -volt receptacle shall be located
within twenty -five feet of the equipment for service and
maintenance purposes. Low voltage wiring of fifty volts
or less within a structure shall be installed in a manner to
prevent physical damage. All wiring exposed to weather shall
be installed in conduit approved for exterior use.
'(e) Other requirements. When referral to electrical
requirements is made in the Uniform Building Code, Uniform
Housing Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, and the Uniform
Plumbing Code, all such requirements shall be in conformity
with the provisions of the National Electrical Code, as
amended.
"16.08.140 SECTION 210 -25 AMENDED - RECEPTACLE
OUTLETS REQUIRED. Subsection (d) of Section 210 -25 is
amended to read as follows:
'(d) Show Windows. At least one receptacle outlet
shall be installed in the show window area for each twelve
lineal feet or major fraction thereof of the store window
frontage. Where the store frontage is divided by
doors, walls or partitions, at least one receptacle shall
be installed for each such divided section of store window
frontage three feet or more in width. The receptacle
shall, insofar as practicable be spaced so as to divide
the store window frontage into equal sections. The receptacle
outlets shall be located no more than four feet back of
the window line and shall be controlled by an accessible
wall.. switch or switches. The receptacle outlets shall be
supplied from twenty ampere 120 volt branch circuits which
supply no outlets outside the show window area.'
NOTE: See section 600 -6 b of the National Electrical
Code for required sign branch circuits.
"16.08.150 SECTION 210 -25 ADDITIONS - RECEPTACLE
OUTLETS REQUIRED. Subsection (e) is added to Section 21,0- -25
to read as follows:
'(e) Commercial and Industrial Occupancies. Receptacle
outlets shall. be installed wherever portable cords are used
and in accordance with the following:
'In every commercial building, office building, office
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area, restaurant, store or similar uses, a general use
receptacle shall be installed in walls so that no point along
a wall space, as measured horizontally along a continuous
wall surface in that space, is more than six feet from a
receptacle outlet. (wall space includes sliding panels in
exterior perimeter walls, all other portions of fixed walls,
partitions, and other fixed room dividers extending more
than six feet from the floor where not occupied by doors,
drawers, cabinets, shelves, etc.) Where the installation
of a receptacle outlet on the wall is impractical, a
receptacle outlet in the floor within one foot of the wall
shall be considered as being on the wall. Receptacle outlets
shall insofar as practicable, be spaced equal distances
apart. Receptacles six feet, six inches and above shall be
switched by a wall switch in the same room containing
the receptacle. The provisions of this section shall not
apply to a clock hanger_ outlet which is used solely for
electric clocks.
"16.08.160 SECTION 210 -26 AMENDED - LIGHTING OUTLE=TS
REQUIRED. Subsections (a) and (c) of Section 210 -26 are
amended to read as follows:
'(a) Lighting Branch Circuits. Lighting branch
circuits supplying outlets for fixed lighting shall not
supply receptacle outlets, motors, or appliances. Lighting
branch circuits shall be twenty amperes in rating and
the number of outlets on a twenty ampere 120 -volt
lighting branch circuit shall not exceed sixteen .
'EXCEPTIONS: Outlets for ventilating fans,each not
exceeding three amperes in rating, and receptacle
outlets where installed over six feet, six inches high for
the supply of electric clocks may be supplied by lighting
branch circuits. The number of fan outlets on a single
lighting branch circuit shall not exceed two.
'Every livable room shall be provided with at least
one lighting outlet equipped for a lighting fixture.
Closets, hallways, laundry rooms, laundry areas, dressing
rooms, and garages shall be provided with lighting outlets
and lighting fixtures as required for livable rooms. Outlets
in closets shall be installed on the ceiling or on the
wall_ above the door and shall not be directly above any
shelf. Pendants shall not be installed in clothe~ closets.
Pull. chain switched fixtures shall not be permitted.
'EXCEPTION: Lighting outlets need not be installed
in wardrobe closets, or in closets having less than twelve
square feet of floor area. (A wardrobe closet is one not
more than thirty- -six inches deep and is so designed that
all portions of the closet are accessible without entering
same.) Lighting outlets need not be installed in living
rooms, bedrooms, or dens where one or more receptacle
outlets in the room is controlled by a wall switch adjacent
to an entry or door to the room and there are at least two
branch circuits supplying receptacle outlets in the room.
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'(c) Garages. One receptacle shall be provided for
every two car spaces in each garage or garage area or
bay. All private garages shall have at least one wall
switched ceiling light for every twenty feet of width of
garage or fraction thereof; and the light and receptacles
may be on the same circuit, said circuit serving the
garage only.'
"16.08.170 SECTION 220 -3 AMENDED - BRANCH CIRCUITS
REQUIRED. Subsections (b) (1) and (2) of Section 220 -3
are amended to read as follows:
'(b) Small Appliance Branch Circuits.- Dwelling
Occupancies.
(1) In addition to the number of branch circuits
determined in accordance with (a) above, two or more
20- ampere small appliance branch circuits shall be provided
for a.11 receptacle outlets specified by Section 210 -25
(b) for the small appliance loads, including refrigeration
equipment, in the kitchen, pantry, breakfast room, dining
room, and family room or den of dwelling occupancies. Such
circuits, whether two or more are used, shall have no other
outlets. A branch circuit supplying only convenience
receptacle outlets shall not supply more than twelve such
outlets.
EXCEPTION: A receptacle installed solely for the
electrical supply to and support of an electric clock in
any of these stipulated rooms may be supplied either by a
small appliance branch circuit or by a general purpose
branch circuit or by a lighting circuit.
(2) Receptacle outlets installed in the kitchen shall
be :supplied by not less than two work area branch circuits,
either or both of which shall also be permitted to supply
receptacle outlets in the other rooms specified in (1)
above. A branch circuit supplying work area receptacle
outlets shall not supply more than eight such outlets.
"16.08.180 ARTICLE 220 - ADDITIONS - BRANCH CIRCUIT
AND FEEDER CALCULATIONS. Section 220 -42 and Table 220 -42
are added to Article 220 to read as follows:
1220 -42 Calculation of Service and Feeder Loads for
Residential Occupancy The service and feeder loads shall
be computed as follows and in accordance with Table 220 --42
of this section.
(a) Multiply the watts per square foot for the
building or occupancy being considered by the total floor
area involved, determined in accordance with subsection
220 -42 (e) of this section.
(b) Add the load for all appliances as shown in
Table 220 -42 and other appliances not listed.
(c) When range outlets or conduits are installed for
future ranges, add the range load as provided in Table
220- -42.
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(d) Add the two 7.500 watt work area circuits per
occupancy as required by section 220 -3 (b).
(e) The floor area shall be determined by the outside
dimensions of the building or occupancy and the number of
floors under one roof, not including cellars, unfinished
attics, open porches, and garage spaces attached to the main
structure.
(f) The values given in Table 220 -42 are based on
average load conditions. If at any time it is found that
the feeder conductors will be, or are overloaded, they
shall be increased to comply with the p.rovisons of Section
240 -3 of the National Electrical code.
(g) The following demand factors may be applied to
all in excess of thirty units, based on a minimum load
per unit as shown in Table 220 -42 for the first unit:
Ranges, all in excess of 30 units. . . . . 150
Air heaters, all in excess of 30 units . . 25%
Water heaters, all in excess of 30 units . 250
Disposals, all in excess of 30 units . . . 150
Dishwashers, all in excess of 30 units . . 15%
Clothes dryers, all in excess of 30 units 12%
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"16.08.130 SECTION 225 - -22 AMENDED. Section 225 -22
is amended to read as follows:
'225.22 Raceways on Exterior Surfaces of Buildings.
Raceways on exterior surfaces of buildings shall be made
rain tight and suitably drained. All electrical wiring
and equipment installed outdoors shall be of a type approved
for outdoor installation or shall be installed in weatherproof
enclosures. All outdoor outlets shall be installed in
approved raceway systeltis and shall be protected by an approved
ground fault circuit interrupter.
"16.08.200 SECTION 230 -2 AMENDED. Section 230 -2 is
amended to read as follows:
'230 -2 Number of Services (Drops). No building or
group of buildings on any one premise or lot shall be
supplied through more than one service drop per class of
service except for purposes as approved and authorized by
the Chief Electrical Inspector.
"16.08.210 SECTION 230 -23 AMENDED. Section 230 -23
is amended to read as follows:
1230 -23 Minimum Size of Service Drop Conductors.
Conductors shall have sufficient aapacity to carry the load.
They shall have adequate mechanical strength and shall not
be.,smaller than No. 6 copper or No. 4 aluminum. All single
phase lighting loads of less than 3,000 watts, or with not
more than two circuits, may be served by two wires. Greater
loads than 3,000 watts shall be served by three wires. Thirty
ampere switches shall not be used for a three wire service
supplying more than four branch circuits. Where an
installation has been wired and arranged for three wire
service, no two wire energy supply or two wire service shall
be connected thereto without the written approval, obtained
in a.dvance,from the Chief Electrical Inspector.
"16.08.220 SECTION 230 -40 DELETED - INSULATION OF
SERVICE- ENTRANCE CONDUCTORS. Section 230 -40 is deleted.
1116.08.230 SECTION 230 -41 AMENDED. Section 230 -41
is amended to read as follows:
'230 -47_ Service and Feeder Capacity; Overhead
and Underground Systems. (a) General Provisions. When
supplied from a 120 -240 volt single phase source, a service
of 100 ampere minimum capacity shall be required for each
new :building of more than 750 square feet of floor area
to supply general lighting, or a combination of lighting
and other loads, except as provided in subsections (b)
and (d) of this section. Such service shall include a
minimum of one and one -half inch rigid galvanized steel
conduit, conductors having a current - carrying capacity of
100 amperes, meter fittings and grounding and switching
equipment of 100 ampere capacity. 4 -wire services or
services supplied at higher voltages shall be large enough
'to supply power equivalent to twenty -four KW.
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(b) Apartment Houses. For buildings of multiple
family occupancy having more than two dwelling units, the
minimum rating of the feeder for each dwelling unit shall
be not .less than the computed demand "load and not less than
forty amperes, 3 -wire or thirty amperes 4 -wire.
(c) Non - residential Occupancies. Service and feeder
conductors shall have a minimum capacity of not less than
the computed demand load and the following:
(1) Service conductors shall have a minimum capacity
of fifty amperes.
(2) Feeder conductors shall have a minimum ampacity
as follows:
(i) Fifty amperes where supplying the entire load of
the service conductors; and
(ii) Thirty amperes where supplying more than two
general lighting or receptacle outlet branch circuits.
(d) Neutral Service and Feeder Conductors for all
Occupancies. (1) The current- carrying capacity for a
neutral conductor shall be not less than for the maximum
unbalanced load. For the purposes of this subsection, the
maximum unbalanced load shall be considered as the maximum
connected load between the neutral conductor and any one
ungrounded conductor of the circuit subject to those demand
factors which may be applied in accordance with the National
Electrical Code.
(2) Where a service or feeder supplies electric
cooking ranges, or groups of 120 -240 or 120 -208 volt fixed
cooking appliances, in residential occupancies, the maximum
unbalance of that portion of load may be considered at
seventy percent of such load.
(3) Neutral conductors for 4 -wire systems shall
have a rated ampacity of not less than that required to
carry the maximum unbalance of load, but in no case less than
seventy percent of the ampacity of the overcurrent device
protecting the ungrounded conductors where rated less than
200 amperes, nor (b) fifty percent of the ampacity of the
overcurrent device protecting the ungrounded conductors
where rated 200 amperes or more.
"1.6.08.240 SECTION 230 -43 AMENDED. Section 230 -43
is amended to read as follows:
1230 -43 Wiring Method of Conductors. Overhead service
conductors shall be installed in rigid metal raceways or
other approved rigid metal systems. The maximum length of
any service raceway shall be thirty -five feet measured
from the point of entry in the building to the service agency's
metering equipment. Every service and all service equipment
shall comply with -the provisions of the National Electrical
Code.
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No conductor, other than a service conductor and the
required grounding conductor, shall be installed in any
service wiring enclosure unless effective separation,
satisfactory to the Chief Electrical Inspector, is maintained
between such conductors and the service conductors. No
service conductor, including branches or taps, shall be
smaller than No. 6 copper.
"16.08.250 SECTION 230 -71 AMENDED. Section 230 -71
is amended to read as follows:
1230 -71 Maximum number of disconnects. A single fusible
switch or automatic circuit breaker shall be provided to
disconnect all ungrounded conductors supplying each separately
metered occupancy. Meters and metering equipment shall
be installed as required by the serving agency. In multiple
occupancy buildings, all meters and main disconnects shall be
grouped in one location. Where more than six disconnect
switches are installed, there shall be provided a fusible
main switch or circuit breaker ahead of all disconnects.
"16.08.260 SECTION 240 -24 ADDITION - LOCATION IN OR
ON PREMISES. Subsection (e) is added to Section 240 -24
to read as follows:
'(e) Location of Branch Circuit Protective Devices.
Branch circuit protective devices shall be installed in and
for each occupancy or in a location which is accessible to
occupants at all times. Nothing contained in this Code
shall be deemed or construed to permit the installation
of any electrical device, outlet, or circuit in any occupancy,
the control of or the protection of which is not accessible
to the occupant at all times. No branch circuit protective
device shall be installed in any toilet room, bathroom,
or closet. No part of any circuit shall supply electrical
energy to more than one occupancy.
1116.08.270 SECTION 250 -82 AMENDED. Section 250 -82
is amended to read as follows:
'250 -82 Other Available Electrodes. Where a water
system as described in Section 250 -81 is not available, the
grounding connection shall be made to the electrodes as
specified in subsections (a) and (b) :
'(a) The metal frame of the building where effectively
grounded.
'(b) There shall be provided an electrode of the
specified materials as outlined in Section 250 -83 and installed
along the bottom of a concrete foundation footing which is
in direct contact with the earth, with one end terminating
not less than one foot above the foundation sill plate line
or finished concrete floor level directly under or in the
main electrical. service panel.
"16.08.280 SECTION 250 -83 AMENDED. Section 250 -83
is amended to read as follows:
'250 --83 Made Electrodes. Where none of the electrodes
specified in Sec:tiaras 20 - -81_ and 250 -82 are available, one or
more of the following means of electrode grounding shall be
used:
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"16.08.300 SECTION 250 -94 TABLE 250 -94 AMENDED.
Table 250 -94 is amended by deleting the entire column
relating to " *Aluminum or Copper -clad Aluminum ".
"16.08.31.0 SECTION 250 - -95 AMENDED. The first paragraph
of section 250 -95 is amended to read as follows:
1250 -95 Size of Equipment Grounding Conductors. The
size of copper equipment grounding conductors shall -not be
less than given in Table 250 -95.
"16.08.320 TABLE 250 -95 AMENDED. Table 250 -95 is
amended by deleting the entire column relating to "Aluminum
or Cropper -clad Aluminum Wire No. * ".
"16.08.330 SECTION 300 -1 ADDITIONS - SCOPE. Subsection
(c) .is added to Section 300 -1 to read as follows:
'(c) All wiring installed in or on buildings or
structures shall be in a metal protected wiring system of
either rigid metal conduit, electrical metallic tubing,
intermediate metal conduit or flexible metal conduit; provided
however, other equal installations may be authorized in
writing, in advance, by the Chief Electrical Inspector.'
"16.08.340 SECTION 300 -3 AMENDED. Section 300 -3 is
amended to read as follows:
'300 -3 Conductors of Different Systems Conductors of
different systems shall not occupy the same conduit,
electrical metallic tubing, sheath, raceway, wireway, busway,
gutter outlet box, junction box, pull box fitting fixture,
or cabinet. Wires of different systems may terminate in the
same exit light box without barriers if the wires of different
systems are so arranged or secured so they do not come in
contract with each other.
'Wires of different systems may occupy the same
fixture stem or canopy of emergency lighting fixtures.
Conductors on the load side of separate meters shall
be separate systems except inside approved multiple
meter enclosures.'
"16.08.350 SECTION 300 -5 AMENDED - UNDERGROUND
INSTALLATIONS. Subsection (a) and Exception No. 1 are
amended to read as follows:
'(a) Minimum Cover Requirements. Direct buried conduit
or other raceways approved for the purpose or duct shall
be installed to meet the minimum cover requirements of
Table 300 -5. Underground systems utilizing voltages
480 volts or above shall be encased in not less than three
inches of red concrete.
'EXCEPTION NO. 1: The above minimum cover requirements
shall be permitted to be reduced 6 inches for each 2 inches
of concrete or equivalent above the conductors.
"16.08.360 SECTION 310 -10 ADDITION - CONDUCTOR
IDENTIFICATION. Subsection (a) of Section 310 -10 is amended
to .read as follows:
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'(a) A bare copper conductor not smaller in size
than shown in Table 250 -83 of this Section-shall be placed
in the foundation trench, tensioned and supported in such a
manner that it cannot be less than three inches from the
bottom or sides of the concrete when the foundation concrete
is poured as shown in d ag.ram 250 -83 (a).
'(b) One or more reinforcing bars, five- - eighths inches
in diameter, embedded not less than she length shown in
Table 250 -83 of this Section, shall be supported in the
foundation trench in such a manner that they cannot be
less than two inches from the bottom or.sides of the concrete
when the foundation concrete is poured. Connections
of reinforcing bars shall be by the fusion welding process.
'(c) Where piles or caissons are used for a building
instead of a continuous concrete foundation, grounding
shall be accomplished by fusion welding the grounding conductor
to a vertical reinforcing bar which reaches to the bottom
of the pile or caisson. This shall be done to not less than
three piles or caissons. All these grounding conductors shall
be electrically tied together and connected to the metallic
water system and service equipment.
'(d) If any of the above means or methods of grounding
is not practicable or possible, consult the Chief Electrical
Inspector for other means of grounding.
TABLE 250-83
CONCRETE ENCASED ELECTRODE
UFER GROUNDING TABLE
Service Ampere A.W.G. Size Conduit
Size Bare Copper Length Sleeve
Up to 200
No.
4.
20
ft.
3/4
inch
201 to 300
No.
2.
25
ft.
3/4
inch
301 to 450
No.
1/0
30
ft.
1
inch
450 -to 600
No.
2/0
35
ft.
1
inch
Over 600
No.
3/0
50
ft.
Over 200 amperes, rebar electrodes shall be sized
for equal conductivity to copper.'
"16.08.290 SECTION 250 -83 ADDITION - MADE ELECTRODES.
Standard Detail No. BS -E -005 is added to Section 250 -83
to read as follows:
CITY OF EL S O
DEPT. OF' BUILDING SAFETY
€ REFERRED METHOD OF SERVICE GROUNDING
3/4" RIGID CONDUIT, THREADED BONDING.; REQUIRED TO BOTH COLD WATER
FOR BONDING BUSHING AND PIPE AND-SERVICE EQUIPMENT.
JUNCTION BOX-,
COPPER CONDUCTOR SHALL
HAVE G" [AiN. TAIL
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o 6 CONDUIT MUST EXTEND
A MIN. OF 3" ABOVE
b _ THE MUD SILL.
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CONCRETE
3 MIN. FOUNDATION FOOTING
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3" MIN.
4 BARE COPPER WIRE
(20' MIN. LENGTH)
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20' OR MORE OF #4 BARE COPPER
WIRE (OR LARGER) BELOW THE VAPOR
BARRIER AND 3 "ABOVE THE_ BASE
OF THE FOOTING.
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NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE SEC. 250 -53(a)
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NOT LESS THAN TWENTY (20') FEET OF BARE COPPER WIRE OF A SIZE SPECIFIED
IN TABLE 250 -94(o) AND IN NO CASE SMALLER THAN NO. 4 ENCASED ALONG THE
BOTTOM OF A CONCRETE FOUNDATION FOOTING WHICH IS IN DIRECT CONTACT
WITH THE EARTH.
NOTE
I. CONDUCTOR MUST NOT TOUCH STEEL REINFORCEMENT BAR. NO. 4 COPPER WIRE
TO BE BROUGHT OUT THROUGH 3/4" RIGID CONDUIT SLEEVE THREADED FOR BONDING
BUSHING.
2. WHERE FOOTINGS ARE EY.ISTING,THE WIRE SHALL BE ENCASED IN A 6"): 6"x 20'
CONCRETE ENCASEMENT WHICH SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 12" BELOW THE
NATURAL GRADE.
STANDARD
DETAIL NO. UFER SERVICE GROUT'llIi`TG
BS —E -005
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'(a) Grounded Conductors. Insulated conductors of
No. 6 or smaller, intended for use as grounded conductors
of circuits, shall have an outer identification of a white
or natural gray color. Multiconductor flat cable No. 4 or
larger shall be permitted to employ an external ridge on
the grounded conductor.
EXCEPTION-No. 1: Multiconductor varnished-cloth-
insulated cables.
EXCEPTION No. 2: Fixture wires as outlined in Article 402.
EXCEPTION No. 3: Mineral- insulated metal- sheathed cable.
EXCEPTION No. 4: A conductor identified as required
by Section 210 -5 (a) for branch circuits.
'Wires having their outer covering finished to show a
white or natural gray color but having colored tracer threads
in the braid, identifying the source of manufacture, shall
be considered as meeting the provisions of this Section.
White shall be limited to 120 volt, neutral conductors, and
natural gray shall be.limited to 277 volt neutral conductors.
"16.08.370 TABLE 3.10 -17 OF ARTICLE 310 DELETED -
ALLOWABLE AMPACITIES OF INSULATED COPPER CONDUCTORS. Table
310• -17 of article 310 is deleted.
"16..08.380 TABLE 310 -18 OF ARTICLE 310 AMENDED -
ALLOWABLE AMPACITIES OF INSULATED ALUMINUM AND COPPER -CLAD
ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS. Table 310 -18 of article 310 is amended
by deleting the first four lines relating to sizes 12, 10,
8 and 6.
"16.08.390 TABLE 310 -19 OF ARTICLE 310 DELETED -
ALLOWABLE AMPACITIES OF INSULATED ALUMINUM AND COPPER -CLAD
ALLUMINUM CONDUCTORS. Table 310 -19 of article 310 is deleted.
"16.08.400 SECTION 345 -4 ADDITION - USES NOT PERMITTED.
Subsection (d) is added to Section 345 -4 to read as follows:
'(d) Intermediate metal conduit shall not be installed
underground or within six inches of grade.
"16.08.410 SECTION 346 -1 ADDITION - USE.
Subsection (d) is added to section 346 -1 to read as
follows:
'(d) Rigid metal conduit shall not be installed
underground nor in any concrete slab in contact with
ground, and aluminum conduit shall not be installed within
six inches of grade or exposed to the weather.
EXCEPTION: PVC coated rigid galvanized conduit.'
"16.08.420 ARTICLE 348 - ADDITION - ELEC`_T'RICAL METALLIC
TUBING. Section 348 -3 is added to article 348 to read as
follows:
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'348 -3. Underground. Electrical metallic tubing shall
not be installed underground nor in any concrete slab in
contact with the ground, unless wrapped or coated in a
manner approved in advance by the Chief Electrical Inspector.
'°16.08.430 SECTION, 350 -2 AMENDED. Section 350 -2
is amended to read as follows:
1350 -2 Use. Flexible metal conduit shall not be used:
(1) in wet locations, unless conductors are of the lead
covered type or of other type approved for the specific
conditions; (2) in hoistways other than provided in
section 620 -21; (3) in storage- battery rooms; (4) in any
hazardous location other than permitted in sections 501 -4
(b), 502 -4 and 503 -3; (5) where rubber- covered conductors
are exposed to oil, gasoline, or other materials having a
deteriorating effect on rubber; (6) underground or embedded
in poured concrete or aggregate; nor (7) as a surface raceway
system, except where flexibility is needed in lengths not to
exceed three feet. Aluminum flexible conduit shall not be
used for motor_ connections.
"16.08.440 SECTION 370 -7 ADDITION - CONDUCTORS ENTERING
BOXES OR FITTINGS. Subsection (e) is added to Section 370 -7
.to read as follows:
'(e) Box Width. Every box for a flush device having
raceways and cables entering the box at either or both sides
of a flush device or a combination of devices mounted on a
single strap shall be not less than four inches in width.'
"16.08.450 SECTION 400 -7 ADDITION - USES PERMITTED.
Subsection (c) is added to section 400 -7 to read as follows:
'(c). Cords shall be limited to six feet in length
unless they are an integral part of an approved appliance or
other utilization equipment.
"16.08.460 SECTION 410 -22 AMENDED. Section 410 -22 is
amended to read as follows:
1410 -22 Fixture Wiring - General. Wiring on or
within fixtures shall be neatly arranged and shall not be
exposed to physical damage. Excess wiring shall be avoided.
Conductors shall be so arranged that they shall not be
subjected to temperatures above those for which they are
approved. Each outlet for fixtures shall be controlled by
a wall switch. Ceiling pull switches or other types of
pull. chains shall not be permitted. All light fixtures
shall be wired in permanent raceways.'
"16.08.470 SECTION 410 -27 AMENDED. Section 410 -27
is amended to read as follows:
1410 -27. Pendant Conductors for Incandescent Filament
Lamps. Pendant lamphclders with permanently attached Leads,
where used in other than festoon wiring, shall be hung
from separate stranded, rubber- -covered conductors which are
soldered directly to the circuit conductors but supported
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independently thereof. Drop cords, unless-of an approved
portable type shall be used only where they hang free in
the air, shall not be used for the support of more than one
socket with its reflector equipment, and shall not be used
for the support of sockets fitted with enclosing globes
or bowls. Cord drops, as approved, which are suspended from
the ceiling with receptacles attached thereto, shall have
a strain relief chain, cable, or other approved method to
take the strain from the cord. The chain shall be No. 10
jac};: or equal. Lampholders operating at voltages in excess
of 1.50 volts to ground shall not be installed less than
fifteen feet above the floor.'
"16.08.480 SECTION 410 -79 AMENDED. Section 410 -79
is amended to read as follows:
1410 -79 Switches (control). (a). Snap switches
shall comply with section 380 -14.
'(b) Disconnecting Means. Fixtures or lamp installations
shall be arranged to be disconnected either singly or in
groups by a suitable switch or circuit breaker. In places of
employment, the switch.or circuit, breaker shall be located
within sight of the fixtures or lamps (over fifty feet
shall be considered out of sight.) or may be located elsewhere
provided the branch circuit switch or circuit breaker is
provided with means for locking in the open position.'
"16.08.490 SECTION 600 -2 AMENDED - DISCONNECT REQUIRED.
Subsection (b) of Section 600 -2 is amended to read as
follows:
'(b) Control Switch Rating. Switches and similar
devices controlling transformers shall be either of a type
approved for the purpose, or have a current rating not less
than twice the current rating of the transformers. The use
of flasher is prohibited.'
"16.08.500 SECTION 600 -6 AMENDED - BRANCH CIRCUITS.
Subsection (b) of Section 600 -6 is amended to read. as
follows:
'(b) Required Branch Circuit. A minimum of one
Branch circuit shall be provided and installed for the
supply of exterior signs or outline lighting for each
ground floor of commercial or store occupancy. The sign
circuit shall be extended to an accessible weatherproof
fitting at the exterior front wall of the occupancy, or to
any outdoor advertising structure, statuary, or post on
the premises of the occupancy involved where installed
explicitly for signs or outline lighting.'"
SECTION 3. VIOLATION - PENALTY Any person violating any
of the provisions or failing to comply with any of the mandatory
requirements of the ordinances of El Sogundo shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor. Any person convicted of a misdemeanor under the
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ordinances of E1 Segundo shall be punished by a fine of not more
than five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment not to exceed six
months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Each such person
s,iall be guilty of a separate offense for each and every day during
any portion of which any violation of any provision of the
ordinances of El Segundo is committed, continued or permitted by
any such. person, and he shall. be punished accordingly.
SECTION 4. All changes and modifications in the National
Electrical.. Code, 1975 Edition, as amended by this ordinance, are
reasonably necessary because of local conditions. This finding is
made pursuant to Section 17958.5 of the Health and Safety Code
of the State of California.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall become effective at
midnight on the thirtieth day from and after the date of the
final passage and adoption thereof.
SECTION 5. The City Clerk shall. certify to the passage
and adoption of this ordinance; shall cause the same to be entered
in the book of original ordinances of said city; shall make a
minute of the passage and adoption thereof in the records of
the meeting at which the same is passed and adopted; and shall
within fifteen days after the passage and adoption thereof, cause
the same to be published once in the El Segundo Herald, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated within
said City of El Segundo, and which is hereby designated for that
purposes.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 18th day of
November , 1975.
ATTEST:
City Clerk
(SEAL)
Mayor of the City of E1 Segundo, California.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) SS
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO )
I VALERIE . A., BURROWES , , , , , , , , City Clerk of the City of El Segundo,
California, do hereby certify that the whole number of members of the City Council
of the said City is five; that the foregoing ordinance, being Ordinance No. .887, . .
is a full, true and correct original of Ordinance No. .... 887..... of the said City of
El Segundo, California, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO,
CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING THE "1975 EDITION
OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ",
REPEALING IN ITS ENTIRETY CHAPTER 16.08
OF, AND ADDING CHAPTER 16.08 TO, THE
"EL SEGUNDO MUNICIPAL CODE" RELATING
TO THE ELECTRICAL CODE.
which was duly passed and adopted by the said City Council, approved and signed
by the Mayor of said City, and attested by the City Clerk of said City, all at a
18th November
regular meeting of the said Council held on the ........ day of ................. .
19.3A ...... , and that the same was so passed and adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen ...NPg90,- R9004QW,- $t1QRhQr1s.................
. ..V?p.Vr?pj�f-p.4rjd M�Lygr.$ajryier;...........
NOES: Councilmen ... NQPP ..... ...............................
ABSENT: .............. N ppp....................................
I do hereby further certify that pursuant to the provisions of Section 36933
of the Government Code of the State of California, that the foregoing Ordinance
No. .. 887... was duly and regularly published according to law and the order of
the City Council of said City in the E1 Segundo Herald, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation, printed, published and circulated within said City and that the
same was so published therein on the following date, to wit: ...........
........... ...............................
City Clerk of the City of El Segundo, California
(SEAL)
By....................... ............
Deputy