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01-29-1998 CITY OF EDGEWATER CONSTRUCTION REGULATION BOARD REGULAR MEETING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, CONFERENCE ROOM THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1998 7:00 P.M. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC NOTICE 139 E. PARK AVENUE The Construction Regulation Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Thursday, January 29, 1998 January 27, 1998 has been reschedule for due to lack of a quorum. :tle h:\tonya\crb\agenda\jan2998.pn CITY OF EDGEWATER CONSTRUCTION REGULATION BOARD REGULAR MEETING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, CONFERENCE ROOM TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1998 7:00 P.M. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENDA 139 E. PARK AVENUE CALL TO ORDER Chairman Corhern ROLL CALL Board Coordinator APPROVAL OF MINUTES July 29, 1997 ELECTION OF OFFICERS UNFINISHED BUSINESS None at this time NEW BUSINESS 1) Update on Unified Code Committee Lynne Plaskett 2) Review of applicationsfor appointment to CRB - positions vacant: a) Florida licensed electrical, plumbing or air conditioning contractor. b) Florida licensed property or casualty agent. 3) Discuss the hiring procedures for the Lynne Plaskett positions of Director of Community Development, and Building Official ADJOURN Pursuant to Chapter 286, F.S., if an individual decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter considered at a meeting or hearing, that individual will need a record of the proceedings and will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding should contact Board Coordinator Tonya Elliott at (904)424-2411, no later than 48 hours prior to the proceeding. :tle h:\tonya\crb\agenda\jan27.98 s I f'1 • �I!! 119111 ELICAN BAY DRIVE, DAYTONA BEACH,1�'32119-1381 i (904) 322-5160 FAX(904)322-5164 fn I I Mayor William Arthur,Vice Chairman Donald F.Large,Executive Director a Volusia Council of Governments RECEIVED MEMORANDUM JAN221998 Community uevelopment TO: Unified Code Committee Members FROM: Don Large DATE: January 21, 1998 SUBJECT: Uniform Building Code - 1998 Proposed Amendments Enclosed is the Uniform Building Code revised with the 1998 proposed amendments. This document was reviewed and adopted with amendments by the Unified Code Committee at its meeting of January 15, 1998. If you have any questions, please contact Melvin Geist, Building Official, City of Daytona Beach Shores, (904) 322-5022. • DAYTONA BEACH•DAYTONA BEACH SHORES•DEBARY•DELAND•DELTONA•EDGEWATER•HOLLY HILL•LAKE HELEN•NEW SMYRNA BEACH OAK HILL•ORANGE CITY•ORMOND BEACH•PIERSON•PONCE INLET•PORT ORANGE•SOUTH DAYTONA•VOLUSIA COUNTY r UNIFORM BUILDING CODE 1998 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Section-Page Section 1 Standard Construction Codes Adopted 1-2 Section 2 Local Amendments to the Standard Building Code 2-2 Section 3 Local Amendments to the National Electrical Code 3-3 Section 4 Local Amendments to the Standard Swimming Pool Code 4-6 'Adopted Amendments are shown in Bold text As Revised & Adopted 1/15/98 V vow SECTION 1 : STANDARD CONSTRUCTION CODES ADOPTED AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT VARIOUS STANDARD CODES RELATING TO INSPECTION ACTIVITIES OF , FLORIDA, AND ENFORCEMENT OF BUILDING PROVISIONS AS PROVIDED IN SAID CODES. Standard Building Code - 1997 Edition, with Appendices A,D & H Standard Plumbing Code - 1994 Edition, with Appendices A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I & J Standard Gas Code - 1997 Edition, with Appendices A,D & E Standard Mechanical Code - 1997 Edition, with Appendices A & C Standard Swimming Pool Code - 1997 Edition NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code) - 1996 Edition SECTION 2: LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE STANDARD BUILDING CODE Supplemental to the provisions of the Standard Building Code, the following sections of local applicability are hereby adopted: 104.1.2.1 Temporary Stages and Platforms - Stage and platform structures erected for less than thirty (30) days are considered to be temporary. Temporary stages and platforms not more than four (4) feet above grade, less than 700 square feet in surface area and not intended for use by the general public may be constructed of any material and erected without a building permit. All other temporary stage and platform structures shall be professionally designed in accordance with SBC Chapters 10 and 16 and other applicable codes. Permits shall be issued either to qualified contractors or owner-builders with a professional certification in accordance with SBC 104.6.2. 1601.5.1 Non-Habitable Accessory Structures for group R2 and R3 (one and two family dwelling), of 120 square feet or less, shall be deemed in compliance with Section 1606 by submitting plans utilizing accepted principles of good engineering practices. 1901.2.1 Thickened Edge - A minimum thickened edge of eight (8) inch depth and eight (8) inch width, with one (1) No. 3 continuous shall be provided for all ground slabs that have no other type of footing required; such as pool decks and patio slabs excluding sidewalks, driveways and entrance stoops and other nonstructural flat concrete. Draft as Revised & 2 Adopted 1/15/98 SECTION 3: LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE NFPA 70 (NEC) Supplemental to the provisions of the NFPA 70 National Electrical Code, the following sections of local applicability are hereby adopted: 100 Deletions and Modifications to NEC 100.1 Delete Section 230-40 exception #1, replace with the following: Buildings with multiple occupancies shall not have more than six (6) separate sets of service-entrance conductors tapped from each service drop or lateral. 100.2 Delete exception #1 and #2 to Section 680-8. 100.3 Revise Section 680-20 and replace with the following: Underwater Lighting Fixtures: Paragraphs (a) through (d) of this Section apply to all lighting fixtures installed below the normal water level of the pool. All lighting fixtures shall be installed for operation at 15 volts or less. 100.4 Revise Section 680-20(a)(1) and replace with the following: The design of an underwater lighting fixture supplied by way of a transformer meeting the requirements of Section 680-5(a) shall be such that, when the fixture is properly installed without a ground-fault circuit interrupter, there is no shock hazard with any likely combination of fault conditions during normal use. (Not relamping). 100.5 Delete Section 680-20(a)(2) 100.6 Delete Section 680-25(f) and replace with the following: Other equipment within 10 feet of the water's edge shall be connected to an equipment grounding conductor sized in accordance with Table 250-95, but not smaller than No. 12. It shall be an insulated copper conductor and shall be installed with the circuit conductors in rigid metal conduit, intermediate metal conduit, electrical metallic tubing, or rigid non-metallic conduit. 100.7 Delete Section 305.6(b) 100.8 Exception to Article 110-16A - Wireways or auxiliary gutters of a depth greater than the equipment it serves shall be permitted with the workspace, Draft as Revised & 3 Adopted 1/15/98 either above or below the equipment, provided it does not extend more than 6 inches (152mm) beyond the enclosure front. 101 Service Requirements 101.1 New single family dwellings: - A minimum of 150 amp, 3-wire service shall be provided. Each single family dwelling unit shall be provided with a maximum of one utility meter. 101.2 New multi family dwellings: - A minimum of 100 amp, 3-wire service shall be provided for each new unit. 101.3 Mobile home services: - shall be as per name plate or a minimum of 100 amps whichever is the larger. 101.4 All service wires supplying current for light, heat, power or advertising to any building within the Unified Electrical Ordinance, for overhead connection, shall be installed in rigid metal conduit, intermediate metal conduit or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) Schedule 40 from the service head to the service equipment. 101.5 Service heads through the roof shall be in rigid metal conduit. The minimum size is 2 inches rigid metal conduit. Service heads through the roof that exceed 3 feet shall have the necessary supports by braces or guys. 101.6 Main disconnects: All commercial buildings where the main disconnect(s) are located inside shall have a shunt trip control installed outside adjacent to the meter at 7 feet above grade. Exception A: Provide for outside access to an electrical equipment room located on an exterior wall where the service main disconnect(s) are within 5' of the outside door. A rapid entry system to this door would be provided to the local fire department. Or, the "shunt trip" station may be located inside within 5' of an approved outside door where rapid entry is assured through a security box. Provide a permanent nameplate indicating "Entry Key To Service Disconnect Inside." Exception B: A rapid entry security box would be provided, housing a shunt trip operator assembly. Provide a permanent nameplate indicating "Shunt Trip Operator Inside." Draft as Revised & 4 Adopted 1/15/98 NNW Noe Exception C: If Exception A or B is elected, it is required to provide a permanent nameplate, 66" above finished grade, adjacent to meter location, indicating rapid entry device location. 102 Temporary Power 102.1 Construction power shall be a minimum of 60 amps 240 volts and comply with NEC 305-6(a). Service shall provide 1-50 amp 3-wire 240 volt single phase receptacle and 1-15 amp 120 volt 3-wire GFCI receptacle and shall comply with 305-6(a). 103 Exit & Emergency Lighting 103.1 Occupancies that are required to have dual-source exit and emergency lighting, utilizing battery-pack type fixtures: Regardless of the number of circuits, the exit and emergency lighting shall be wired to the circuit(s) supplying the normal lighting in the area, ahead of any switches. Lock-on devices shall be installed on the circuit breakers involved. 104 Materials & Conductors 104.1 All buildings other than one or two family residences shall be wired with rigid conduit or metal molding, PVC, electrical metallic tubing, or other approved wiring systems which provide a raceway for conductors. All conduit or other approved wiring systems shall contain an equipment grounding conductor. Exception: The use of Type A/C cable and M/C cable shall be allowed in accessible areas only. 104.2 Approved direct burial cable may be used on single family residential property only. 104.3 All conduit installed below grade or in direct contact with the earth, will be rigid metal conduit or approved rigid non-metallic. 104.4 Aluminum cable and wire shall not be used except sizes No. 1 and larger. All aluminum conductor terminations shall have approved inhibitor used. 104.5 All Bell transformers must be located at the panel or readily accessible places; no Bell transformers may be installed in clothes closets or attic spaces. Draft as Revised & 5 Adopted 1/15/98 'tar "Nov 104.6 Swimming pool equipment rooms shall be wired in PVC, plastic coated rigid metal conduit; or other material (not plain galvanized or sheradized conduit) suitable for the chlorine atmosphere. 104.7 Electrically powered equipment (i.e., pumps, transformers, motor driven fans, AC compressors or air handlers, etc.), shall not be located within 10 feet of the inside walls of swimming pools. Enclosures to insure against the hazards of shock and/or electrocution may be required by the governing authority. 104.8 When equipment is located outside of the building, the disconnect switch shall be dead front type or non-dead front if means of securing cover from access by unqualified persons is provided. 104.9 Nonmetallic sheathed cable, underground feeder and branch circuit cables shall be protected by approved raceway or other approved materials to a height of 8 feet. 104.10 Spas, hot-tubs, and hydro-massage tubs shall have the necessary ventilation for the motor. The motor shall be accessible through a vent door or removable panel of adequate size for removal or working on the motor. 104.11 All panels shall have one (1) double-pole spare space. Access to the panel for utilization of these spaces shall be provided by one (1) inch or larger empty raceway to an accessible area. 104.12 Every kitchen shall have a minimum of two (2) appliance circuits with a maximum of two (2) duplex receptacles per circuit. 104.13 Dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer, microwave and all water pump systems shall each be on a separate circuit. Note: except garbage disposal which may be included on the small appliance circuits. 104.14 A separate sign circuit shall be installed in all store or public buildings, either new or remodeled and a disconnect, safety switch or circuit breaker shall be installed according to the NEC. 104.15 Multi Outlet Extensions - Temporary power taps with surge protection, for computers, data processing equipment, etc., which requires surge protection shall be permitted. Temporary power taps with thermal or over current protection shall be permitted for secretary desk, typewriters, etc. These permitted uses will be up to the discretion of the Electrical Inspector. Draft as Revised & 6 Adopted 1/15/98 . Neer SECTION 4: LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE STANDARD SWIMMING POOL CODE Supplemental to the provisions of the Standard Swimming Pool Code, the following sections of local applicability are hereby adopted. 105.1.1 Permits Required: No swimming pool installation, alteration or repair work shall be commenced until a permit shall first have been obtained from the Administrative Authority. Exceptions may be granted for certain repair work to licensed pool contractors when pre-arrangements have been made to the satisfaction of the Administrative Authority. 310.1 Pressure Test: All pool piping shall be inspected and approved before being covered or concealed. It shall be tested and proved tight to the satisfaction of the Administrative Authority under static water or air pressure test or of not less than 15 psi for duration of the job. Exception: Circulating pumps need not be tested as required in this section. 407 Private Pool Decks: A minimum thicken edge of eight (8) inch depth and eight (8) inch width, with one (1) No. 3 continuous shall be provided for all ground slabs such as pool decks and patio slabs that have no other type of footing required, excluding sidewalks, driveways, entrance stoops and other nonstructural flat concrete. Draft as Revised & 7 Adopted 1/15/98 °wn► r✓ UNIFIED CODE COMMITTEE a�98 (Thursday) .lama 1.5T y) O � `1:30 P.M. �'�` Volusia Council of Governments V 1 190 Pelican Bay Drive Daytona Beach, Florida 1. Call to Order Melvin Geist 2. Introduction of Members & Guests 3. Approval of Minutes -November 20, 1997 4. Discussion Items A. Electrical Subcommittee Art Giles for ECF B. 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E. Buchanan, Buchanan Electric; Cal Eden, C.F. Pools& Spas; Mike Kunzer, Daytona Concrete Contractors Inc.; Art Giles, Electrical Council of Florida; Tim Tarpley, Electrical Council of Florida; Jesse Colley, Olson Electric; Jeff Hawk, Overhead Door; Beth McGee, Volusia Home Builders Association; Tom McGuire, Volusia Home Builders Association; Becky Woodward, Woodward Glass Protection; William Vola, Vol. County Fire Chiefs Association; Donald Large, VCOG Others: Don Vancini, Volusia County; Mary Curran, Recording Secretary Melvin Geist, Chairman, called the meeting of the Unified Code Committee (UCC) to order at approximately 1:40 p.m. He asked everyone in attendance to introduce themselves. MINUTES: Upon a motion by Paul McKitrick, second by Gordis Preston, and unanimous voice vote, the September 18, 1997, minutes of the Unified Code Committee meeting were accepted as mailed. 1997 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE DISCUSSION: Paul McKitrick asked if the general process on the Uniform Building Code (UBC) was going to be UCC's discussions, then members'discussions with their respective jurisdiction, trade associations'discussions, and then the committee's vote in January; or if the committee would have discussions on the UBC in January with another meeting after that. Gordis Preston inquired as to the status of the state commission report. Paul McKitrick had heard that the Governor's Building Code Study Commission report is quite lengthy and would probably be edited down, and even if the legislature took action at the next session, that the development process will take four to five years before any changes are seen at the local level (or the report could be set aside). Discussions ensued pertaining to other items in the Study Commission's report. Paul McKitrick repeated his question on the general process of the UBC. Melvin Geist commented that the Volusia Home Builders Association should have an opportunity to review the UBC. Paul McKitrick explained he was asking in connection to the scheduling of a Daytona Beach Construction Industry Board meeting to which he wanted to take the UBC. Hugh Gordon expressed a concern relating to the timeline when the UCC approves the UBC and the County's process to adopt the UBC. Paul McKitrick said if the UBC is approved in January, then he hoped more committee members would be in attendance and familiarized with the UBC and ready to act. Paul McKitrick commented that everyone should have gotten the notice that glazing around hazardous areas (i.e. swimming pools and spas) has been deleted. Don Smale mentioned that the Building Code has a couple of new chapters and the Plumbing Code has a whole new chapter on sep.ic systems. Unified Code Committee 11/20/97 Meeting 2 ELECTRICAL SUBCOMMITTEE: Art Giles distributed handouts of suggested amendments and said everything was basically the same as previously distributed. He presented a revised amendment pertaining to equipment depth. Following the discussions and comments on deleting the section, Art offered to take this back to the subcommittee for further review. Pertaining to "main disconnects", Paul McKitrick asked what that was referenced to and what section of the code was being amended (Section 230.70). Discussions ensued on the "knox box" and "shunt trip operator" and entry keys. There were several comments regarding changes or deletions to the wording on the amendment presented. Art offered to take this back to the engineers for a further review. Gordis Preston offered to get some literature for Art on the "knox box". Art presented a Construction Code Amendment pertaining to garbage disposals being included on the small appliance circuits. Referencing the 1996 Code he said there must be at least two appliance circuits and no other items may be attached to these circuits, and in keeping with the '96 Code it was suggested the exception in 104.13 be eliminated. Gordis Preston had questions whether a garbage disposal could meet the criteria in the `96 Code and therefore is not excluded from being on an small appliance circuit. Art offered to take this back to the subcommittee for further-review. Melvin Geist said it seemed like the 1996 Coae is requiring another circuit and Art concurred. Hugh Gordon offered to do a formal interpretation for Art if that's what he needed. Melvin Geist called for further comments on the Electrical amendments. Don Smale pointed out the conflicting language between amendment 100.6 ("Other equipment within 10'of the water's edge...") and 104.7 ("Electrically powered equipment shall not be located within 10 feet...") and suggested it needed to be clarified. Art agreed to take this back to the subcommittee for further review. Don Vancini referring to amendment 104.5, related a situation where this section was called into question. He said the interpretation utilized was the Bell transformer is the open transformer used for the door bell and not an enclosed plug-in transformer. Don Smale suggested deleting the last part of the sentence, "no transformers may be installed in clothes closets or attic spaces." Dave Achilles suggested adding the word "Bell" between "no" and "transformers". Melvin Geist said it looked like Art would be taking this back also for the subcommittee to review. Art Giles said the Electrical Subcommittee would work on these items and submit the suggested amendments to Don Large for distribution to the UCC members. Don Large listed the amendments that needed to be addressed by the subcommittee and said he would do the updates and distribute that to the UCC members. The location of a receptacle from a swimming pool versus a spa was briefly discussed as was dual- source exit and emergency lighting. In reference to 104.10, Cal Eden asked if it is okay to put equipment underneath a concrete spa. Art Giles explained why the amendment was written (home owners would put a spa or a spa/hydro- massage tub in the bathroom, have the motor installed underneath, and drywall it, leaving an electrican with no adequate space and no venting). Cal Eden wanted to know if equipment could be put underneath a concrete spa attached to a swimming pool outside. Gordis Preston said it could if it were vented. POOL SUBCOMMITTEE: Cal Eden stated that the 1997 Swimming Pool Code was expected to be available in November but isn't to date. Cal learned that there are no changes in the Code right now but there may be some changes in May 1998. Cal referred to 310.1 and said it reads that 15 pounds of pressure is to be kept on the systems for the duration of the job. He said Roy Lenois had mentioned that may not be too practical, that possibly • Unified Code Committee 11/20/97 Meeting 3 when the deck is poured it should be charged up to detect any leak in the pipe. Roy Lenois added that it should also be there for inspection, but the pressure really doesn't need to be on the system throughout the whole job. Cal Eden brought up an issue pertaining to spa drain. Discussions followed on the hazards and accidents that can occur in spas. Cal Eden reported that, in this year in the local area, there were pieces of equipment installed by unlicensed contractors on a commercial pool. He had checked with the state and learned that not only can't a unlicensed person install such equipment but neither can a service company or residential pool company, it must be a commercial pool contractor that adds any new pieces of equipment on the pool (a service contractor can do the repair or replacement). Roy Lenois concluded that until the new code is published, the issues that have been discussed will have to be put on hold before any recommendations can be made. BUILDING SUBCOMMITTEE: In the absense of Bob Dunn, Todd Herget reported that the subcommittee's review didn't indicate that anything needed to be changed; that the amendments appeared to be in-line. Todd mentioned that Bob Dunn wasn't able to get with the Home Builders Association and he wanted to do that before the subcommittee made its formal motion to the UCC. Paul McKitrick noted that the '95 amendments to the Building Code were: (1) Temporary Stages and Platforms; (2) Non-Habitable Accessory Structures; and (3) Thickened Edge. Don Large suggested if the subcommittees were going to meet sometime before the middle of December, that a designated subcommittee member could contact VCOG to distribute the subcommittee's recommendation(s) to the UCC members. The recommendation(s) could then be reviewed by the UCC members and discussed with their respective jurisdictions prior to the UCC's approval in January. Melvin Geist suggested that the Building Subcommittee get together to decide if any more changes are needed and then transmit their recommendation(s) to VCOG for distribution. MECHANICAL & GAS SUBCOMMITTEE: Todd Herget commented on having looked at the code but he didn't have a report to present at this time. Melvin Geist called for additional comments on the Mechanical & Gas Codes. There were no comments from other participants. Melvin Geist said all subcommittees ought to make arrangements to meeting and submit their reports to Don Large for distribution to the UCC members. NEW BUSINESS: There was no new business presented for discussion. NEXT MEETING: The next meeting is tentatively scheduled for Thursday, January 15, 1998, 1:30 p.m., VCOG Conference Room, 1190 Pelican Bay Drive, Daytona Beach, Florida. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 3:10 p.m. . , 4.00 ,....0 RAFT f 98 1/16 r UNIFORM BUILDING CODE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Section-Page Section 1 Standard Construction Codes Adopted 1-2 Section 2 Local Amendments to the Standard Building Code 2-2 Section 3 Local Amendments to the National Electrical Code 3-3 Section 4 Local Amendments to the Standard Swimming Pool Code 4-6 D ER. 7 A FT A S 98 1115 SECTION 1: STANDARD CONSTRUCTION CODES ADOPTED AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT VARIOUS STANDARD CODES RELATING TO INSPECTION ACTIVITIES OF , FLORIDA, AND ENFORCEMENT OF BUILDING PROVISIONS AS PROVIDED IN SAID CODES. Standard Building Code - 1997 Edition, with Appendices A & D Standard Plumbing Code - 1994 Edition, with Appendices A,B,C,D,E,F,G,I & J Standard Gas Code - 1997 Edition, with Appendices A,D & E Standard Mechanical Code - 1997 Edition, with Appendices A & C Standard Swimming Pool Code NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code) - SECTION 2: LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE STANDARD BUILDING CODE Supplemental to the provisions of the Standard Building Code, the following sections of local applicability are hereby adopted: 104.1.2.1 Temporary Stages and Platforms - Stage and platform structures erected for less than thirty (30) days are considered to be temporary. Temporary stages and platforms not more than four (4) feet above grade, less than 700 square feet in surface area and not intended for use by the general public may be constructed of any material and erected without a building permit. All other temporary stage and platform structures shall be professionally designed in accordance with SBC Chapters 10 and 16 and other applicable codes. Permits shall be issued either to qualified contractors or owner-builders with a professional certification in accordance with SBC 104.6.2. 1601.5.1 Non-Habitable Accessory Structures for group R2 and R3 (one and two family dwelling), of 120 square feet or less, shall be deemed in compliance with Section 1606 by submitting plans utilizing accepted principles of good engineering practices. 1901.2.1 Thickened Edge - A minimum thickened edge of eight (8) inch depth and eight (8) inch width, with one (1) No. 3 continuous shall be provided for all ground slabs that have no other type of footing required; such as pool decks and patio slabs 2 vrrr rr►' RAFT D . 9�8 ;1a 1: l excluding sidewalks, driveways and entrance stoops and other nonstructural flat concrete. SECTION 3: LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE NFPA 70 (NEC) Supplemental to the provisions of the NFPA 70 National Electrical Code, the following sections of local applicability are hereby adopted: 100 Deletions and Modifications to NEC 100.1 Delete Section 230-40 exception #1, replace with the following: Buildings with multiple occupancies shall not have more than six (6) separate sets of service-entrance conductors tapped from each service drop or lateral. 100.2 Delete exception #1 and #2 to Section 680-8. 100.3 Revise Section 680-20 and replace with the following: Underwater Lighting Fixtures: Paragraphs (a) through (d) of this Section apply to all lighting fixtures installed below the normal water level of the pool. All lighting fixtures shall be installed for operation at 15 volts or less. 100.4 Revise Section 680-20(a)(1) and replace with the following: The design of an underwater lighting fixture supplied by way of a transformer meeting the requirements of Section 680-5(a) shall be such that, when the fixture is properly installed without a ground-fault circuit interrupter, there is no shock hazard with any likely combination of fault conditions during normal use. (Not re4afriping). /1-114.4 i et5 100.5 Delete Section 680-20(a)00 'L 100.6 Delete Section 680-25(f) and replace with the following: Other equipment within 10 feet of the water's edge shall be connected to an equipment grounding conductor sized in accordance with Table 250-95, but not smaller than No. 12. It shall be an insulated copper conductor and shall be installed with the circuit conductors in rigid metal conduit, intermediate metal conduit, electrical metallic tubing, or rigid non-metallic conduit. 3 DRAFT 98 1 l 13 5 100.7 Delete Section 305.6(b) 101 Service Requirements 101.1 New single family dwellings: - A minimum of 150 amp, 3-wire service shall be provided. Each single family dwelling unit shall be provided with a maximum of one utility meter. 101.2 New multi family dwellings: - A minimum of 100 amp, 3-wire service shall be provided for each new unit. 101.3 Mobile home services: - shall be as per name plate or a minimum of 100 amps whichever is the larger. 101.4 All service wires supplying current for light, heat, power or advertising to any building within the Unified Electrical Ordinance, for overhead connection, shall be installed in rigid metal conduit, intermediate metal conduit or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) Schedule 40 from the service head to the service equipment. 101.5 Service heads through the roof shall be in rigid metal conduit. The minimum size is 2 inches rigid metal conduit. Service heads through the roof that exceed 3 feet shall have the necessary supports by braces or guys. 101.6 Main disconnects: All commercial buildings where the main disconnect(s) are located inside shall have a shunt trip control installed outside adjacent to the meter at 7 feet above grade. 102 Temporary Power 102.1 Construction power shall be a minimum of 60 amps 240 volts and comply with NEC 305-6(a). Service shall provide 1-50 amp 3-wire 240 volt single phase receptacle and 1-15 amp 120 volt 3-wire GFCI receptacle and shall comply with 305-6(a). 4 DRAFT. . 98 iI1 103 Exit & Emergency Lighting 103.1 Occupancies that are required to have dual-source exit and emergency lighting, utilizing battery-pack type fixtures: Regardless of the number of circuits, the exit and emergency lighting shall be wired to the circuit(s) supplying the normal lighting in the area, ahead of any switches. Lock-on devices shall be installed on the circuit breakers involved. 104 Materials & Conductors 104.1 All buildings other than one or two family residences shall be wired with rigid conduit or metal molding, PVC, electrical metallic tubing, or other approved wiring systems which provide a raceway for conductors. All conduit or other approved wiring systems shall contain an equipment grounding conductor. Exception: The use of Type A/C cable and M/C cable shall be allowed in accessible areas only. 104.2 Approved direct burial cable may be used on single family residential property only. 104.3 All conduit installed below grade or in direct contact with the earth, will be rigid metal conduit or approved rigid non-metallic. 104.4 Aluminum cable and wire shall not be used except sizes No. 1 and larger. All aluminum conductor terminations shall have approved inhibitor used. 104.5 All Bell transformers must be located at the panel or readily accessible places; no transformers may be installed in clothes closets or attic spaces. 104.6 Swimming pool equipment rooms shall be wired in PVC, plastic coated rigid metal conduit; or other material (not plain galvanized or sheradized conduit) suitable for the chlorine atmosphere. 104.7 Electrically powered equipment (i.e., pumps, transformers, motor driven fans, AC compressors or air handlers, etc.), shall not be located within 10 feet of the inside walls of swimming pools. Enclosures to insure against the hazards of shock and/or electrocution may be required by the governing authority. 5 err► `✓ D AFT. 4/16 98 104.8 When equipment is located outside of the building, the disconnect switch shall be dead front type or non-dead front if means of securing cover from access by unqualified persons is provided. 104.9 Nonmetallic sheathed cable, underground feeder and branch circuit cables shall be protected by approved raceway or other approved materials to a height of 8 feet. 104.10 Spas, hot-tubs, and hydro-massage tubs shall have the necessary ventilation for the motor. The motor shall be accessible through a vent door or removable panel of adequate size for removal or working on the motor. 104.11 All panels shall have one (1) double-pole spare space. Access to the panel for utilization of these spaces shall be provided by one (1) inch or larger empty raceway to an accessible area. 104.12 Every kitchen shall have a minimum of two (2) appliance circuits with a maximum of two (2) duplex receptacles per circuit. 104.13 Dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer, microwave and all water pump systems shall each be on a separate circuit. Note: except garbage disposal which may be included on the small appliance circuits. 104.14 A separate sign circuit shall be installed in all store or public buildings, either new or remodeled and a disconnect, safety switch or circuit breaker shall be installed according to the NEC. SECTION 4: LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE STANDARD SWIMMING POOL CODE Supplemental to the provisions of the Standard Swimming Pool Code, the following sections of local applicability are hereby adopted. 105.1.1 Permits Required: No swimming pool installation, alteration or repair work shall be commenced until a permit shall first have been obtained from the Administrative Authority. Exceptions may be granted for certain repair work to licensed pool contractors when pre-arrangements have been made to the satisfaction of the Administrative Authority. • 6 RAFT 5 1� 310.1 Pressure Test: All pool piping shall be inspected and approved before being covered or concealed. It shall be tested and proved tight to the satisfaction of the Administrative Authority under static water or air pressure test or of not less than 15 psi for for duration of the job. Exception: Circulating pumps need not be tested as required in this section. 407 Private Pool Decks: A minimum thicken edge of eight (8) inch depth and eight (8) inch width, with one (1) No. 3 continuous shall be provided for all ground slabs such as pool decks and patio slabs that have no other type of footing required, excluding sidewalks, driveways, entrance stoops and other nonstructural flat concrete. 7 12/12/97 FRI 13:32 FAX 904 011 '6 3361 ORMOND BCII BUILD1106 DPT Qji M E M O R A N D U M DATE: December 12, 1997 TO: Donald Large, VCOG FROM: Todd Herget,Armband Beach CBO RE: Building Code Committee Report Mechanical and Gas Code Committee Report CC: Mel Geist, Chairman, Unified Code Committee It is the recommendation of the Building Code Committee that the UCC members adopt the 1997 edition of the Standard Building Code with Appendices A & D, and locally adopted sections 104.1.2.1, 1601.5.1, 1901.2.1. Note: Appendix H, Manufactured Home Tie-Down Standards are not in the `97_ edition of the Building Code. it is the recommendation of the MechanicaVGas Code Committee that the UCC members adopt the 1997 edition of the Standard Mechanical Code with appendices & C and the 1997 edition of the Standard Gas Code with appendices A, D&E. • 411LPIDIO ELECTRICAL COUNCIL OF FLORIDA Volusia Chapter P.O. Box 250571 Holly Hill, Florida 32125-0571 VOLUSIA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS 1190 PELICAN BAY DRIVE DAYTONA BEACH , FL 32119- 1381 ATTN: UNIFIED CODE COMMITTEE DEAR COMMITTEE MEMBERS : THE ELECTRICAL COUNCIL OF FLORIDA RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS THE CONSIDERATION OF ADDING THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS TO THE UNIFIED BUILDING CODE : ART 353 MULTI OUTLET EXTENSIONS "TEMPORARY POWER TAPS WITH SURGE PROTECTION , FOR COMPUTERS , DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENTS , ETC . , WHICH REQUIRES SURGE PROTECTION SHALL BE PERMITTED. TEMPORARY POWER TAPS WITH THERMAL OR OVER CURRENT PROTECTION SHALL BE PERMITTED FOR SECRETARY DESK , TYPEWRITERS , ETC . THESE PERMITTED USES WILL BE UP TO THE DISCRETION OF THE ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR . " ART 110-16A CHANGE: EQUIPMENT OF EQUAL DEPTH SHALL BE PERMITTED WITHIN THE HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION . RECOMMENDATION: WIREWAYS OR AUXILIARY GUTTERS OF A DEPTH GREATER THAN THE EQUIPMENT IT SERVES SHALL BE PERMITTED WITH THE WORKSPACE , EITHER ABOVE OR BELOW THE EQUIPMENT , PROVIDED IT DOES NOT EXTEND MORE THAN 6 INCHES ( 152MM) BEYOND THE ENCLOSURE FRONT . SUBSTANTIATION: AS WRITTEN , THIS ARTICLE REQUIRES ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TO BE MOUNTED SUCH THAT THE SURFACE OF EACH DEVICE BE IN THE SAME VERTICAL PLANE . BECAUSE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT • VARIES IN DEPTH , IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO PROVIDE REAR SPACING FOR EACH ELECTRICAL COMPONENT SHALLOWER THAN THE DEEPEST ELECTRICAL COMPONENT. FOR EXAMPLE : AN 8" X 8" WIREWAY SERVING A 4" DEEP PANELBOARD , A 5" DEEP MOTOR STARTER , A 2 " DEEP SERVICE RECEPTACLE , A 3" DEEP TIME CLOCK AND A 6 " DEEP RELAY ENCLOSURE . EACH DEVICE LESS THAN 8 " DEEP WOULD NEED TO BE SPACE OUT ACCORDINGLY . THIS IS HIGHLY IMPRACTICAL . • AN ALL FLORIDA / ALL ELECTRICAL / ALL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION 4D-1 ELECTRICAL COUNCIL OF FLORIDA Volusia Chapter P.O. Box 250571 Holly Hill, Florida 32125-0571 PAGE 2 THE INTENT OF THE CODE WAS TO NOT REQUIRE A SERVICE PERSON TO REACH ACROSS ONE COMPONENT TO SERVICE A DIFFERENT COMPONENT . THE ECF FEELS A 6" LEEWAY BETWEEN THE SURFACE OF GROUPED COMPONENTS IS PRACTICAL AND SAFE . ART 230-70 MAIN DISCONNECTS EXISTING UBC INCLUDES REQUIREMENT FOR ALL COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS TO HAVE MAIN DISCONNECTS LOCATED OUTSIDE THE BUILDING OR HAVE A "SHUNT TRIP" STATION OUTSIDE ADJACENT TO THE METER AT 7 ' ABOVE GRADE . THE ECF DRAFT PROPOSAL WOULD ADD TWO EXCEPTIONS : A: PROVIDE FOR OUTSIDE ACCESS TO AN ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ROOM LOCATED ON AN EXTERIOR WALL WHERE THE SERVICE MAIN DISCONNECT(S ) ARE WITHIN 5 ' OF THE OUTSIDE DOOR . A RAPID ENTRY SYSTEM TO THIS DOOR WOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT. OR , THE "SHUNT TRIP" STATION MAY BE LOCATED WITHIN 5 ' OF AN APPROVED OUTSIDE DOOR WHERE RAPID ENTRY IS ASSURED THROUGH A SECURITY BOX. B: A RAPID ENTRY SECURITY BOX WOULD BE PROVIDED , HOUSING A SHUNT TRIP OPERATOR ASSEMBLY . A RAPID ENTRY SYSTEM IS A WEATHERPROOF SECURED EXTERIOR BOX WITH A UNIVERSAL ACCESS KEY HELD BY THE LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT . THE MOST WIDELY KNOWN SYSTEM IS BY THE KNOX COMPANY . THERE ARE PRESENTLY 1 82 FIRE DEPARTMENTS IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA WHO HAVE ACCESS KEYS TO THIS SYSTEM , INCLUDING THE CITY OF DAYTONA BEACH. AN ALL FLORIDA / ALL ELECTRICAL / ALL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION Now -*moo • EF ELECTRICAL COUNCIL OF FLORIDA Volusia Chapter P.O. Box 250571 Holly Hill, Florida 32125-0571 PAGE 3 IT IS THE INTENT OF THESE EXCEPTION TO ALLOW OWNERS WITH SENSITIVE OPERATIONS TO MINIMIZE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR RANDOM OPERATION OF AN EXTERIOR MOUNTED PUBLIC ACCESSIBLE SHUNT TRIP DEVICE OR SERVICE DISCONNECT. THIS INSTALLATION WOULD ONLY BE DONE AT THE OWNER ' S REQUEST AND REQUIRE FIRE DEPARTMENT COOPERATION OR APPROVAL . **PREVIOUS UBC MEETING WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER 20 , 1997 , QUESTIONS AROSE ABOUT THE EXISTING UBC LANGUAGE. AT THE ECF MEETINGS WE HAVE DISCUSSED THOSE ISSUES AND WE WILL HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE THERE AT THE NEXT UNIFIED BUILDING CODE COMMITTEE MEETING TO DISCUSS FURTHER ANY QUESTION ANY ONE MAY HAVE. AN ALL FLORIDA / ALL ELECTRICAL / ALL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION Equipment not flush up +�y . ' ; 11/J �JJ »'��v _ lllaaa q Y z.Y i ' , nu id,•:i':;.b:-7411 .14 •...iii. !i.�f 1e{ti 4.r;-' The meter socket enclosures located above,and set back from the front edge of the wireway at this service equipment vio- lated the rule. The rule says: "Equipment of equal depth shall be permitted within the height requirements of Section 1 10- 16(a)."Also,where are the expansion fit- tings or joints in the underground runs re- quired by Section 300-5(j)? 1- Nor Noe D. Perform any other functions, duties, and responsibilities I assigned to it by the City Council or by general or special law. 303 .02 Designation and Establishment . Pursuant to, and in accordance with Section 163.3174, Florida Statutes, Local Government Comprehensive Planning and Land Development Regulation Act, the Land Development and Regulatory Agency is hereby designated and established as the Local Planning Agency for the City of Edgewater. Section 304. Construction Regulation Board 304 .01 Creation, Powers and Duties. The Construction Regulation I Board (hereafter CRB) is hereby created and shall exercise the following powers and duties under this Code: A. To review the building, fire, and other related technical I codes and policies. B. To hear appeals of a decision or action of the Building I Official or Fire Chief regarding the adopted technical codes pursuant to Section 903 of this Code. C. To provide recommendations to the City Council on building and construction related matters. D. To exercise disciplinary control and oversight over I locally licensed contractors pursuant to Section 321 of this Code. E. To adopt rules of procedure not inconsistent with the provisions of this Code and approved as to legal form and I correctness by the City Attorney. 400004 Membership: Appointment, Removal, Terms, Vacancies and 0000004fications. I glki The CRB shall be composed of seven (7 ) members appointed by the City Council. Five (5) members shall be representative of the following: Florida licensed general contractor, Florida licensed architect or structural engineer, Florida licensed property or Icasualty agent, Florida certified fire inspector or firefighter, and a citizen at large. The remaining two (2 ) members shall be chosen from the following Florida licensed contractors: electrical, plumbing, and air conditioning. The architect shall be other than a landscape architect. No City employee shall be a member of the CRB. (code\chapter.3) December 7, 1994 3 - 6 I i r i *No t i r of the CRB shall be a resident the City B. unless member I unless no qualified resident candidate all serve on no other City board or C. CRB members shall committee. D. Members of the CRB shall be appointed for a term of three !, compensation but may receive travel and (3) years without comp expenses while on official business of other necessary P er terms to guarantee i . the CRB. Due to the need to stagger ointments shall be i continuity on the CRB, the initial appointments for one ii as follows: three (3) members shall be appointed ted two (n) ( 1) year, two (2) members shall be appointed for three `. years, and two (2) members shall be app (3) years. 1 member of the CRB is absent five three H E. If a memo regular meetings or twenty f ( year, 1 or reg s held during any calendar y or more of all meeting Council said member shall forfeit the office. The of the unexpired shall fill the office for the term. be removed for cause by the City F. A member of the CRB ma rovided however, that before such i Council at any time, P provided with written charges removal the member shall b to appear in his defense at a and given an opportunity public meeting. No member of the CRB shall vote upon any matter which G. ecial private gain; which would would inure to his sP principal inure to the special private gain by ain of any pgrriinn cipal by which he is retained or to the parent organization he subsidiary of a corporate principal by which p he iis s retained; or which would inure to the spal gain of a relative or business associate. H. No member of the CRB shall appear for or represent any person in any matter before the CRB other than himself . No past member of the CRB shall appear before the CRB I. P himself for a period of twelve except when representing ( 12) calendar months after his service has ended. + "•, Kr 400 The CRB shall elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman from A. T regular meeting he officers among its members at the first reg in JanuarY each year to serve a term of one ( 1) year. shall be eligible for re-election. i (code\chapter.3) 3 - 7 IDecember 7, 1994 Nome .101 I B. The Chairman shall preside at all meetings and hearings t of the CRB and appoint any committees that are deemed necessary. C. In the absence of the Chairman, the Vice Chairman shall I preside at all meetings and hearings of the CRB. D. The members of the CRB may select an additional person I who shall preside over meetings in the absence of the Chairman and Vice Chairman. E. The Secretary, provided by the City, shall keep minutes of the proceedings of the CRB. 304 .04 Meetings, Hearings, and Procedures. I A. Regularly scheduled meetings of the CRB shall be held during the months of January, March, May, July, September and November. B. Special meetings of the CRB may be called by the I Chairman, Vice Chairman, Building Official or Fire Official if at least forty-eight (48) hours notice is given to each member of the CRB. In case of extenuating I circumstances, the Chairman may call an emergency meeting if at least twenty-four (24 ) hours notice is given to each member. I C. The CRB may continue a regular meeting if all business cannot be completed on that day. The date and time of the meeting's resumption shall be stated by the presiding I officer at the time of continuance. D. In the event that less than a quorum is present at any 1 proceeding of the CRB, the proceeding shall be rescheduled within a reasonable period of time. The Secretary shall notify all parties and such other I interested persons as may be designated of the time, place and date of the rescheduled proceeding. 304 .05 Quorum and Necessary Vote. I A. No business shall be transacted by the CRB without a quorum. A quorum shall consist of four (4 ) members. t B. The affirmative vote of four (4 ) members is required for any formal action of the CRB relating to appeals and I disciplinary action. All other recommendations and actions of the CRB shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of the members present. I (code\chapter.3) December 7, 1994 3 — 8 I 1 low goo 304 .06 Develop of the The City Attorney ttorney and Director of Community Development. The City professional Development shall provide the necessary p support to the CRB. Section 305. Technical Review Committee l Review 305.01 Duties and Responsibilitishall exercise the afollowing es. The Committee (hereafter TRC) duties under this Code: A. Review and recommend for approval or denial to the LDRA ` site plans submitted in connection with applications for PI' conditional uses pursuant to Section 611.02 .C. of this Code. B. Review and recommend for approval or denial to the LDRA site plans or preliminary record plats and i ns nsction plans submitted in connection with app conditional uses pursuant to Section 621 .02 .C. of this Code. C. Review and approve site plans pursuant to Section 402 of III this Code. preliminary record plats and III D. Review and approve p y construction plans pursuant to Section 502 of this Code. 305 .02 Membership. The TRC shall include the Director of III Community Development, the City Engineer, the Director of Utilities,, the Director such o i ff es and agencies Works,deemedl and other necessary a by the Director of Community Development. nig305 .03 Meetings and Procedures. III A. The TRC may adopt rules of procedure not inconsistent with this Code. B. The TRC shall meet at sufficient intervals to ensure that the performance time frames provided for in this Code are met. (Sections 306 through 309 Reserved) ARTICLE 2 APPLICATION AND SEARING PROCEDURES Section 310. Withdrawal of Applications (code\chapter.3) 3 - 9 ; AN■11 December 7, 1994 Now 44 is rt ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. MIME I 1851 GUAVA DRIVE, EDGEWATER, FL 32141 RECEIVED DEC 1 1 1997 BLDG. DIVISION December 11, 1997 HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS Please accept this as my letter of resignation from the Building Trades Regulatory and Appeals Board. I feel that I have faithfully served the city thru this board for a good number of years and it's time to move on. I plan to apply for a position on the L.D.R.A. Board. Thank you and past administrations for allowing me to serve. Respectfully, j 1 ‘"'_ C. Leslie Ogram DEC-17-97 WED . 03 = 10 PM 'ANCY_ SWINEY 44254191 P_ 01 NW, 1011, SLATE EAl M TN;)fiTi) NANCY J. SWINEY .NfVAANCE A •-. --H-. a-H• e .i. B if- — 1015 OUTH RIP EWOOD AVE. . '1ST OFFICE BIX 567 EDGEWATER. FL 32132-0567 PHONE (904) 428-5080 FAX (904) 428-4191 December 17, 1997 Construction Regulation Appeals Board City of Edgewater Re: Resignation It is with great regret that I find I can no longer honor my committment as a member of the Construction Regulation Appeals Board. I have served with much pride and look forward to a time in the future when I will once again be able to serve my community through membership of one of the city's boards. Sincerely, . Nancy J. wines RECEIVED DEC 1 7 1997 BLDG. DIVISION 12/17/97 16: 12 TX/RX NO.5701 P.001 Ih RECEIVED THE CITY OF EDGEWATER JAN 14 1998 POST OFFICE BOX 100-EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132-0 (_G DIVISION APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT. TO CITY BOARDS, AGENCIES OR COMMITTEES NAME L.O r r I b e 114Ze (�- ADDRESS ,.2/ - ‘/ (�S pU //vZ District '9 (Staff will supply district number) HOME PHONE 0 / 2-41,7-329 BUSINESS PHONE 9641- 12-75'--. ...// OCCUPAT ION S 42,:ie,/ Are you a resident of Edgewater How long r `y Is your principal place of employment in Edgewater? / if yes how long? Briefly state your interest in serving on a City board, agency or committee: /`I ?1��``ZCy /'c' 1 e r �`Q� c -P �.- I �� ¢ l y aka State your experience/qualifications A01)-(,ow. Ll Ece'r ,yr r z?, 5 /9; Are you a'� registered voter? �j (� �, 99 Are yob employed „by the City?_ Do ,you hold ub .1 c ,o f c ? t/O } , 9 s ism' 9, a uyt- p�SduS At the presen ' time, do you serve on any other' �Bboard`s,Agencies, or committee�s? t)6 If so, list each: d,S �7i. ✓F fi CK. Have your everp.,served fon ,:,any boards, agencies, ors committees?_ If so, (BOARD, AGENCY AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS MAY BE REQUIRED TO FILE WITH THE STATE, FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE FORMS EACH YEAR) PLEASE INDICATE BOARDS, AGENCIES OR COMMITTEES YOU WOULD LIKE TO SERVE ON AND RANK THEM ACCORDING TO CHOICE BY,NUMBER ANIMAL CONTROL BOARD GENERAL EMPLOYEES PENSION BOARD eleV114)..t.O • Noe CITY OF EDGEWATER • * • * 104 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE RECdV D • N P.O. 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STING OF BOARDS, AGENCIES AND COMMITTEES * 19 9 3 Sf I./ ► �� t-c.s fE-�I / 'l ' err r.r► THE CITY OF EDGEWATER POST OFFICE BOX 100-EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132-0100 APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY BOARDS, AGENCIES OR COMMITTEES NAME (' A/AR L; L • ec /3/'3 39 / N. / 70 66c4/go , ✓ - • ADDRESS k-7/) W A T F F441 • 3 / ?z District (Staff will supply district number) HOME PHONE . ' . - /9/5- BUSINESS PHONE 7 - S Bo OCCUPATION -/1/5 i1 i NC LE /q("fin/ T Are you a resident of Edgewater A,/ C) How long Is your principal place of employment in Edgewater? 1E"S if yes how long? /S Y&ASS' Briefly state your interest in serving on a City board, agency or committee: ;,i-" - Ta C-e)/•/>A ;/t/7 ,4 Y Ti •1 of • - G s - d •� E GRAT,714 e; Y Cie n G'E k,',, r - • /viy 73 r>s;N ESS / 5 L a e dei— ! 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COMMITTEE SIGNATURE I. . _ �1 L DATE: / / 9 h 7 ** SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR LISTING OF BOARDS, AGENCIES AND COMMITTEES** (REV 10-30-97) • THE CITY OF EDGEWATER POST OFFICE BOX 100-EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132-0100 Oaf/Tq LITY G EDGEWATER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OPEN POSITION December 30, 1997 The Edgewater Community Development Department has one (1) vacancy for the position of Director of Community Development (current salary range is $37, 733 to $52 , 826) . Positions are generally filled at base of range . Job Interest forms and/or applications for this position will be accepted through Friday, January 30, 1998 . These forms may be obtained from and submitted to Deborah Sigler, Personnel Admin. , City Hall, 104 North Riverside Drive, Edgewater, FL 32132 . The City of Edgewater is an Equal Opportunity Employer and will not discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, creed, gender, age, national origin, disability, veteran or marital status, or other legally protected status . Subsequent to any offer of employment, a drug screen will be required for all prospective employees . New -vow CITY OF EDGEWATER JOB DESCRIPTION TITLE: Director of Community Development DATE: May, 1997 DEPT/DIV: Community Development JOB CODE: 0400 FLSA: Exempt GRADE: GENERAL SUMMARY Under limited supervision exercises responsibility for managing, developing, organizing and administering the City's planning, building, and code enforcement functions. Reports to the City Manager. PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Manages and directs the personnel and activities of the department which involves instructing, assigning and reviewing work, planning, maintaining standards, coordinating activities, allocating personnel, acting on employee problems, selecting new employees, and recommending transfers/promotions, discipline, termination, and salary increases. Provides accurate and useful information and guidance to the public and the development community regarding the use and development of their property; is responsible for the interpretation and enforcement of the City's codes, ordinances and policies as they relate to the control and development of land and appearance of property; coordinates the efforts of various City departments, consultants and advisory bodies as related to the development review process; receives and reviews rezoning, variance, text amendment, annexation and related applications; reviews and formulates the department's position, and presents to the Board or Council. Interacts with City Manager, City Attorney, developers, contractors, attorneys, co-workers, subordinates, and citizens for the purpose of negotiating, persuading, instructing and informing. Exercises responsibility in formulating long term goals, objectives, ordinances and guidelines related to growth management and implementation of the comprehensive plan; receives, reviews, analyzes and makes recommendations using population, economic, social, environmental, and land use data; is responsible for the compilation, development and management of current, comprehensive planning, and capital improvement planning. Represents the City on various technical boards and committees throughout the County relating to the growth management, transportation, etc. Handles special projects and cooperates with other departments on various projects. Utilizes/operates various types of equipment in the performance of duties such as a vehicle, computer, and general office equipment. Is responsible for the development and management of the departmental budget. Performs other related duties as required. • 'taw `o Director of Community Development JOB SPECIFICATIONS Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in Urban and Regional Planning with five years of progressively responsible experience in professional planning, three years of which shall be required in a supervisory/management capacity. General experience should include work within a public agency, or any equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities. Certification by the American Institute of Certified Planners and/or Masters Degree is preferred. Must posses a valid Florida driver's license. Knowledge: Knowledge of the principles and practices of urban planning. Knowledge of engineering and architectural practices which apply to urban planning. Knowledge of zoning ordinances and codes. Knowledge of planning and control of land development, comprehensive planning, environmental regulation, transportation planning and economics. Knowledge of budget and financial report development and management. Knowledge in the methods, organization, management and supervision of a planning department as reflected in the needs and requirements of the City. Must possess knowledge of Florida laws and regulations related to planning. Skills/Effort: Ability to analyze complex social and economic problems of communities and to determine effects of zoning and land use on them. Negotiation, management, organization, coordination, presentation, communication, and persuasion skills. Ability to provide assistance, training, and leadership to subordinates. Ability to prepare, monitor and maintain a departmental budget and related financial records. Ability to develop and maintain effective relationships with all individuals involved in the activities of the department. Ability to work under a degree of stress related to duties that require constant attention, meeting deadlines managing complex problems, managing people and frequently deal with irate individuals. Ability to develop long and short range plans, goals and objectives; to measure performance against plan, and to make recommendations for needed improvements. Ability to operate general office equipment. Working Conditions: Conducts duties in an office environment with no significant exposure to environmental conditions. Conducts work in discomforting to dangerous conditions on rare occasions including exposure to heat, cold, humidity, noise, and wetness. Physical demands are restricted to office work requiring lifting/moving of items up to 25 pounds. Routine travel is required with occasional overnight travel. Job requires the operation of standard office equipment. Other physical/mental requirements may apply. Responsibility: Budgetary responsibility for the department. Supervises departmental employees. Hammack Enterprises Page 2 c i O q T �� • O W FQ THE CITY OF EDGEWATER POST OFFICE BOX 100-EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132-0100 „ O 4 C @pliq LlTr C, EDGEWATER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OPEN POSITION January 20, 1998 The Edgewater Community Development Department has one (1) vacancy for the position of Building Official (current salary range is $33 , 566 to 46, 992) . Positions are generally filled at base of range, however, salary may be negotiable . Job Interest forms and/or applications for this position will be accepted through Friday, February 13 , 1998 . These forms may be obtained from and submitted to Deborah Sigler, Personnel Admin. , City Hall, 104 North Riverside Drive, Edgewater, FL 32132 . The City of Edgewater is an Equal Opportunity Employer and will not discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, creed, gender, age, national origin, disability, veteran or marital status, or other legally protected status . Subsequent to any offer of employment, a drug screen will be required. '- CITY OF EDGEWATER JOB DESCRIPTION TITLE: Building Official DATE: May, 1997 DEPT/DIV: Community Development/Building JOB CODE: 1200 FLSA: Non-Exempt GRADE: GENERAL SUMMARY Under general supervision is responsible for the management of the Building Division within the Department of Community Development. Reports to the Director of Community Development. PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Serves as the principal enforcement officer of the Cities construction codes as mandated by Florida Statutes; enforces regulations and laws of the State and Federal government related to coast lines, seawalls, flood plans and natural resources. May represent the City in court proceedings on code violations and with other agencies in cooperation of efforts to standards of code compliance. May coordinate the activities of various departments on building related matters, as directed. May act as department supervisor in the absence of the Director. Reviews plans for construction for code compliance. Performs physical on-site inspections of buildings and structures under construction for code compliance, tree protection, and compliance with approved site plans. Is responsible for the establishment of files on property description, building permits, notices, certificates of occupancy, inspections, test results, court documents, building code regulations and all other applicable laws and regulations. Serves as Community Rating Service Coordinator. Prepares monthly and annual trends of construction reports needed for budget and financial monitoring and reporting. Interacts with various groups and individuals involved in the operations of the department including contractors, property owners, etc. in order to explain and interpret codes and regulations regarding construction, alteration and repair of buildings, to discuss rejections, etc. Studies building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical and other related codes in order to keep abreast of any changes in regulations. Recommends code and ordinance revisions to supervisor as necessary. Operates and maintains various equipment and machinery such as an automobile, computer, typewriter, copier, calculator, measuring instruments, level, electrical tester, etc. Performs other related duties as required. • '1✓ 'w✓ Building Official JOB SPECIFICATIONS Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree or ten years of experience as an architect, engineer, inspector, contractor or superintendent of construction. Experience as a code inspector (building, electrical, gas, mechanical, or plumbing), plans examiner, or state certified special inspector of any combination of same, or any equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the required skills, knowledge and abilities. Must be certified by either the Building Official's Association of Florida, Southern Building Code Congress International, Council of American Building Officials, or the State of Florida Division of Professional Building Code Administrators and Inspectors Board as a Building Official. Must possess a valid Florida driver's license. Knowledge: Knowledge of City ordinances, codes, and regulations as they pertain to the duties and responsibilities of the Building Official. Knowledge of building construction techniques, codes, methods, and acceptable practices as required to perform thorough and accurate inspections and to determine code compliance. Knowledge of codes and regulations relative to issuing permits in building, plumbing, electrical, gas, and related areas. Knowledge of the documentation and records which must be completed and maintained as required by the department. Knowledge in the principles of effective management and supervision. Knows of the certification requirements. Skills/Effort: Ability to manage a function and subordinate inspectors. Ability to evaluate existing construction for structural and plumbing requirements. Ability to advise contractor and owners as to correct methods of construction. Ability to represent the City in court proceedings concerning code violations. Ability to maintain effective working relationships with contractors, subordinates, employees and the general public. Ability to use independent judgment in performing daily tasks. Ability to keep abreast of ordinances, codes and regulations pertaining to construction. Ability to work under a degree of stress related to duties that require constant attention and tight deadlines. Ability to read and interpret blue prints, charts, and related materials. Skills in verbal and written communication, advanced mathematics, and organization. Maintains required certifications. Environmental Conditions: Frequently works in discomforting to dangerous conditions with exposure to extreme weather conditions, dusts, wetness, heights, and noise. Conducts administrative tasks in office environment with no significant exposure to environmental conditions. Physical demands require lifting/moving more than 25 pounds, climbing ladders routinely. Routine travel is required with no overnight travel. Job requires the operation of standard office equipment including a computer keyboard for data retrieval and manipulation. Job requires the manipulation of construction tools for use in conducting inspections. Other physical/mental requirements may apply. Responsibility: Responsible for the supervision of Building Inspectors and department personnel when assigned. Hammack Enterprises Page 2 w Building Official DISCLAIMER STATEMENT This job description is not intended as complete listing of job duties. The incumbent is responsible for the performance of other related duties as assigned/required. SIGNATU' S/APPROVAL: _ -- Date: /P--&-, /S 7578 Date: Date: Hammack Enterprises Page 3