The Building Inspector or his deputies (hereinafter, Inspector)
shall conduct all plumbing and drainage system and plumbing system
inspections required herein and shall issue such permits as may be
required.
There shall be the following inspections by the Inspector of
work done pursuant to plans and specifications approved as hereinafter
provided:
A.
The first inspection shall be made when all the lines of soil, sewer
connection, waste and vent pipes, with all their respective branches,
are in place and before any work has been covered or concealed. At
this inspection, the work shall be tested by the water test in the
presence of the Inspector. Any joint appearing at this inspection
to be defective must be made tight, and any defective pipe then discovered
must be replaced by sound pipe.
B.
An inspection for leaks shall be made when the work is completed.
C.
In case the Inspector, at first inspection or at any time thereafter, prior to the issuance of a certificate by the Inspector hereinafter provided, shall deliver to the plumber in charge of the work a written statement of any particular or particulars in which the work violates any provision or provisions of this chapter, there shall be such inspections in addition to those hereinabove provided as shall be necessary for the Inspector to find out whether the violation has been cured; provided, however, that such inspection shall, if possible, be a part of the inspection specified in Subsections A and B above.
The plumber shall give to the Inspector prompt notification
whenever the work is ready for any of the inspections herein provided.
The Inspector shall make inspections within a reasonable time after
receiving such notification.
When the Inspector condemns all or part of any plumbing or drainage
system or plumbing system installation, the owner may, within five
days after receiving written notice from the Inspector, file a petition,
in writing, with the Village Clerk for review of said action of the
Inspector. Upon receipt of this petition, said request shall be referred
to a duly authorized and qualified person from the State of New York
Codes Division to review the request to determine if said plumbing
installation complies with the New York State Uniform Code and shall
make a decision in accordance with its findings.
A.
Application. Before any plumbing, drainage system or plumbing system
work is started in the Village or before any additions or alterations
are made to old work, an application on regular printed forms, properly
filled out in ink and signed by a licensed master plumber, shall be
filed in the office of the Inspector, together with plans and description,
in duplicate, showing and describing the proposed work and repairs
to existing plumbing, drainage system or plumbing system. No plumbing,
drainage system or plumbing system work shall proceed until the appropriate
plans and specifications referred to in this section have been approved,
in writing, by the Inspector.
B.
Modifications. Modifications of original approved plans shall not
be permitted, unless such changes are approved by the Inspector, on
written request, made by the owner, architect or licensed master plumber.
