A.
One- and Two-Family Uniform Dwelling Code adopted. Chapters SPS 320,
Administration and Enforcement; SPS 321, Construction Standards; SPS
322, Energy Conservation Standards; SPS 323, Heating, Ventilating
and Air Conditioning Standards; SPS 324, Electrical Standards; SPS
325, Plumbing Standards, as amended, are hereby incorporated in this
chapter by reference as if fully set forth herein and shall be applied
to all buildings and structures presently existing or constructed
after the effective date of this section.
B.
Building Inspector to enforce. The Building Inspector or his or her
delegated representatives certified by the Department of Safety and
Professional Services are hereby authorized and directed to administer
and enforce all of the provisions of the Wisconsin Uniform Dwelling
Code incorporated herein by reference.
Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapters SPS 302, Fees; SPS 305,
Credentials; SPS 316, Electrical; SPS 341, Boilers and Pressure Vessels;
SPS 361 to 366, Commercial Building Code; SPS 380 to 387, Plumbing,
both inclusive, and all amendments thereto, are hereby made a part
of this Construction Standards Code by reference with respect to those
classes of buildings and structures, whether presently existing or
constructed after the effective date of this chapter. The City has
adopted the "certified municipality status" as described in § SPS
361.60 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.
Conformance of construction with the "Basic Building Code,"
a publication of the Building Officials and Code Administrators, Inc.,
and its appendicized references, as well as the Wisconsin Uniform
Building Code, shall be prima facie evidence of safe construction.
Only those standards of workmanship and safety which are within the
scope of but are not clearly described in the City and state codes
are more clearly detailed or described in reference codes shall be
considered recognized standards of good workmanship and safety. No
requirement of reference more stringent than or in conflict with this
chapter shall be in force, nor shall any definition or term in conflict
with those of the City or state codes be applicable to the Monona
Construction Standards Code. Where any requirements of the reference
code are less stringent than the standards of workmanship and safety
described or implied in the state or Monona codes, the state and Monona
code requirements on the particular item shall apply. Major topics
appearing in the reference code and not appearing in either the Monona
or state codes may be considered recognized standards of workmanship
and safety at the discretion of the Building Inspector.
