Scottsdale Plumbing Code Ordinance Update adopts 1970 UPC
A legal notice from Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona tallies amendments to Chapter 15 of the city code adopting the 1970 International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials Uniform Plumbing Code with amendments. It creates a Plumbing Advisory Board of seven members, sets penalties up to 300 dollars or 90 days, and outlines administrative authority and inspection provisions.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa
Arizona
International Known
Plumbing Advisory Board
International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials
Scottddald
Association of Eres and Mechanical Officials Magazine
Gquilding
Public Works Department
Board
Board of Plumbing Examiners
City of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Plumbing Board Rules and Procedures
The document outlines ex officio nonvoting members, secretary role, and city council appointment. It details term lengths of one to four years, qualifications, removal rules, vacancies, and jurisdiction including registration, variances, and amendments. It covers procedures, quorum, conflicts, meetings, public hearings, appeals, and decision notification requirements.
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Qgoard
Scottsdale
Plumbing Code Amendments Revisions for Certificates and Fees
The document outlines proposed amendments to the Plumbing Code including fees for new and renewal certificates, qualifications and registrations, examination options, and substitutions with other governmental credentials. It covers changes to Sections 2.5 through 2.10, Section 318-2(k), Section 909-29, and 1107(c) with specifics on testing, durations, renewals, and penalties. It also notes removing a table item related to Non Metallic Piping and adds testing standards for shower receptors and bathtubs.
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Board of Plumbing Examiners
Board of Examiners
Board of Plumber Examiners
Scottsdale ordinance adopts plumbing code changes and emergency provision
The 1971 Scottsdale ordinance adopts ABS PVC and PE plastic pipe revisions and gas piping rules, requires cleanouts to grade, limits plastic gas piping, and sets installation depths and restrictions. It declares an emergency to enforce public peace, health, and safety with mayoral approval on June 15, 1971 and publication June 18, 1971.
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Scottsdale
International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials
B.L. Tims
O.D
Scottsdale Ordinance 596 Sets Street Dedication and Improvements
City of Scottsdale adopts Ordinance 596 repealing 407 to require dedication and improvement of street right of way for new buildings and expansions. It defines right of way water course and private contracts, and outlines required paving, curbs, sidewalks, and utilities with exemptions for small additions and existing structures. The text states standards align with the city general plan and subdivision rules.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
City of
Maricopa
City street dedication and improvement provisions overview
The notice outlines appeal rights to the City Council within ten days of a decision by the Superintendent of Streets. It details dedication must offer a grant of easement or deed, improvement bonds or contracts, bond conditions, cash deposits, partial completions, and bond exoneration. It sets issuance of occupancy certificates after completion, and fees and standards for improvements and street widening effects.
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Port Streets
State of
Arizona
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Ordinances Regulate Street Projects and Idle Funds
City ordinances cover appeals to the City Council over street improvements and waivers, cost sharing for unusual works, street alignment decisions, permit notifications, and penalties. Emergency declarations precede final passage. Ordinance No. 597 governs investment of temporarily idle funds, defining eligible banks, idle funds, permissible investments, and interest rates to maximize yield under state and federal law.
Scottsdale Ordinance Governs Investment of Idle City Funds
The ordinance directs the City Treasurer to invest temporarily idle funds in eligible banks or permissible securities at the highest return. It sets a minimum interest rate tied to United States Treasury Bills and requires interest at maturity. Investments may not exceed one year and must preserve public welfare and financial stability of Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa ‘County
Arizona
United States Treasury
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States
Federal Reserve System
United States of America
B&b
City. Co
City of
B. L. Tims
D.D
Scottsdale Abandons City Alley Right of Way 8 Feet Wide
Scottsdale Arizona City Council resolves to vacate and abandon an eight foot wide alley adjacent to Camelback Park Plaza Subdivision Lots 75 through 84. The action follows Application 6-A-71 with hearings completed and a plat attached. The plat shows the area abandoned and becomes part of the resolution dated June 1971. Mayor B L Tims signs.
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Seottsbale
Maricopa ‘County
Arizona
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Camelback ‘Park
Plaza Subdivision
County Recorder‘s Office
A.R.S
City of
B. L. Tims
Bids Sought for Second Street Sewer Extension Job A70445
Scottsdale invites sealed bids for the Second Street Sewer Line Extension Job A70445 with plans available for a five dollar deposit. Bids must be received by 10 00 AM on July 6 1971 in City Hall and opened publicly. A five percent bid bond is required and bidders must hold an Arizona contractor license.
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Second Street
City, Hall
Civic Center
Plaza
Scottsdale
Arizona
Arizona State Registrar of Contractors
City Hall
Civic Center Plaza
City OF
Douglas E. Hood
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Secretary of the Board of Plumbing Examiner
Fern Anderson
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Richard Filler
Chad Cowley
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