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068 of 1996 - Amending Title 18, Chapter 50, Salt Lake City Code, relating to Existing Residential Housing0 96-1 0 94-2 SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE No. 68 of 1996 (Amending Title 18, Chapter 50, Salt Lake City Code, relating to Existing Residential Housing) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 18, CHAPTER 50, SALT LAKE CITY CODE, RELATING TO EXISTING RESIDENTIAL HOUSING. Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah: SECTION 1. That Title 18, Chapter 50, Salt Lake City Code, be, and the same hereby is, amended to read as follows: Chapter 18.50 Existing Residential Housing Sections: 010 Title 2 020 Purpose and scope 2 030 Definitions 4 040 Authority 15 050 Right of entry 15 060 Imminent danger situations 15 070 Hazardous condition situations 15 080 Substandard condition situations 16 090 Minor deficiency situations 16 100 Notice of deficiency 16 110 Appellate process details 16 120 Administrative Hearing Officer procedures 16 130 Certificate of occupancy 16 140 Exterior standards 16 150 Interior standards 16 160 Doors, trim, and hardware 16 170 Environmental or sanitary standards 16 180 Space and occupancy standards 16 190 Light and ventilation 17 200 Fire safety --Egress 19 210 Plumbing 22 220 Mechanical 24 230 Electrical 26 240 Energy conservation requirements 28 Chapter 18.50 Existing Residential Housing 18.50.010 Title. * * * 18.50.020 Purpose and scope. A. Purpose. * * * 1. 2. * * * * * * 3. Promoting maintenance and improvement of structures by applying standards of this chapter to renovations. This chapter allows distinctions in the application of standards based on the year a structure was built, as long as a reasonable level of safety is achieved; 4. 5. * * * * * * B. Scope. 1. Application to Existing Buildings. * * * 2. Owner -Occupied Versus Rental Properties. Except as specified in subsection B.3 of this section, the standards of this chapter apply to the interior and exterior of all buildings, dwelling units, and premises which are occupied on a rental basis. For buildings or dwelling units which are occupied solely by the owner and the owner's family, all the requirements defined as imminent danger or hazardous condition situations, and those affecting the exterior of the building shall apply. Other interior standards do not apply to owner -occupied dwelling units. 3. Condominiums. * * * 2 4. Application to Remodeling of Existing Residential Buildings. This chapter shall apply to remodeling or renovation of all residential buildings existing as of the date of enactment of the ordinance codified in this chapter as follows: a. This chapter applies regardless of tenancy, regardless of the valuation of the renovations, and regardless of the date of such remodeling or renovation, unless otherwise noted in this chapter. b. Those buildings or portions thereof which conform with all applicable laws in effect at the time of their construction or whose fire -resistive integrity and fire - extinguishing systems have been adequately maintained and improved to accommodate any increase in occupant load, alteration, or addition, or any change in occupancy may continue in accordance with the standards in effect at that time. c. This chapter shall not lessen such requirements for residential buildings which were constructed in compliance with the code in effect at the time of construction. d. The requirements of this chapter are minimums. During a renovation or remodeling project, whenever conditions exist which allow such work to comply with the standard of the UBC, UPC, or UMC these codes shall apply. 3 e. When a construction standard is omitted from this chapter, the applicable standard shall be the UBC, UMC, or UPC in effect at the time the building was constructed. f. When the purpose of the renovation is to create new dwelling units, the UBC rather than this chapter shall apply. 5. Application to New Construction. 6. Dangerous Buildings. 7. Change of Use. * * * 8. Permits Required. * * * * * * * * * C. Violations. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to: 1. Erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, improve, remove, convert, or demolish, equip, use, occupy, or maintain any building or structure or cause or permit the same to be done in violation of this chapter. 2. Fail to obey a notice and order issued pursuant to this chapter. 3. Occupy, or rent for occupancy, a building that has been closed to occupancy. 18.50.030 Definitions. A., B. and C. * * * D. Defined Terms. "Addition" through "Habitable room" * * * "Hazardous condition" means a condition in a residential building or dwelling unit where failure of a structural, 4 electrical, mechanical, or plumbing component system or systems is likely to occur within the next ninety-six hours but which has not yet occurred or which is not serious enough to be considered an "imminent danger". "Hazardous conditions" consist of any of the following: 1. and 2. * * * 3. Improper, missing, misused, or malfunctioning electrical service or disconnect devices; 4. Cracked, displaced, or missing foundations resulting in settlement and structural damage; 5. Defective or deteriorated flooring or floor supports; 6. Flooring or floor supports of insufficient size to carry imposed loads with safety; 7. Members of walls, partitions, or other vertical supports that crack, split, lean, list, or buckle due to defective material or deterioration where failure is likely to occur within the next ninety-six hours but is not likely to occur immediately. 8. Members of walls, partitions, or other vertical supports that are of insufficient size to carry imposed loads with safety. 9. Members of ceilings, roofs, ceiling and roof supports, or other horizontal or vertical members which sag, split, or buckle due to defective material or deterioration. 5 10. Inoperable toilet, bathroom sink, or bathtub or shower in a dwelling unit or congregate housing unit. 11. Lack of or inoperable kitchen sink in a dwelling unit or congregate housing unit. 12. Fireplaces or chimneys which are of insufficient size or strength to carry imposed loads with safety such that failure is likely to occur within the next ninety-six hours but is not likely to occur immediately. 13. Except as defined under "Imminent danger" below, conditions that reduce the width, height, or area of a required emergency exitway or required escape window. 14. All buildings or portions thereof which are not provided with the operable fire -extinguishing systems or equipment required by city codes. 15. Buildings or portions thereof occupied for living, sleeping, cooking, or dining purposes which were not designed or intended to be used for such occupancies. 16. Lack of a kitchen area equipped with a working stove, oven, sink, and refrigerator unless specified otherwise by this code. "Historic building" and "Hotel" * * * "Imminent danger" means a condition in a building or dwelling unit subject to this chapter where structural, electrical, mechanical, or plumbing systems have failed so that they may cause immediate death or serious injury to the building's occupants or the public. Conditions of "imminent 6 danger" are those that are so severe and dangerous that either repairs cannot be completed immediately or it is appropriate to have the residents or other occupants leave the building or unit before the repairs have begun. "Imminent danger" consists of any of the following and other similarly serious conditions: 1. * * * 2. Members of ceilings, roofs, ceiling and roof supports, or other horizontal members which sag, split, or buckle and failure is likely to occur at any moment. 3. Broken waterlines causing flooding which is undermining structural supports or otherwise endangering the building's integrity; 4. Leaking gas; 5. Missing flues or vent connectors resulting in exhaust gases entering the building; 6. Lack of adequate heating facilities during the months of October through April; 7. Overload of main and branch electrical distribution systems; e. Exposed electrical wires, fuses and electrical current breakers capable of producing electrical shock or fire and readily accessible to the occupants or the public; 9. Stairs and stair components that cannot carry the loads intended and which may collapse if so loaded; 10. Contaminated water systems; 11. A complete absence of toilet facilities; 7 12. A complete lack of water supply or sewage disposal facilities, as a result of a failure of a building's or dwelling unit's system and not a city system failure; 13. Blocked emergency egress halls, corridors, and/or doors, including accumulation or storage of materials in stairways, corridors, doors, or windows, or other condition which blocks the means of egress; and 14. Guardrails or stair railings in common areas that are missing or cannot support required loads. "Infestation" through "Maintenance" * * * "Minor deficiencies" means a structural, electrical, mechanical, or plumbing code violation that is minor in nature and is less severe or dangerous than a "substandard condition". "Minor deficiencies" include the following, and other similarly minor conditions: 1. Interior finish wall coverings missing or in disrepair; 2. * * * 3. Dripping or leaking kitchen or bathroom faucets; 4. Soffit and fascia trim of which no more than twenty percent is weathered, missing, or loose; "Monumental stairs" through "Structure" * * * "Substandard condition" means a structural, electrical, mechanical, or plumbing system condition in a residential building or dwelling unit which violates applicable codes but 8 with maintenance or repair can be made fully safe and which does not amount to an "imminent danger" or a "hazardous condition." "Substandard conditions" include the following as well as any violations of the standards in this chapter which have not been included in the categories of "imminent danger," "hazardous condition," or "minor deficiency." 1. Deteriorated or inadequate foundations with cracking and evidence of settlement. 2. Defective or deteriorated flooring or floor supports. 3. Members of walls, partitions or other vertical supports that split, lean, list, or buckle due to defective material or deterioration. 4. Members of ceilings, roofs, ceiling and roof supports, or other members that are of insufficient size to carry live and dead loads with safety. 5. Soffit and fascia trim more than twenty percent of which is weathered, missing, or loose. 6. Missing, decayed, buckling, or worn out roof covering. 7. Roof having more than two layers of shingle type roof covering. 8. Fireplaces or chimneys which list, bulge, or settle, due to defective material or deterioration. 9. Parapet wall or parapet cap bricks that are loose or missing. 9 10. Stair risers, treads, jacks, stringers, or supports that are cracked or otherwise deteriorated or missing. 11. Plumbing which was not installed in accordance with the adopted plumbing code in effect at the time of installation or with generally accepted construction practices, has not been maintained in good condition, or is not free of cross connections or siphonage. 12. Continuous running water in a toilet, bathroom sink, or kitchen sink. 13. Lack of hot or cold running water to plumbing fixtures in a dwelling unit or congregate housing structure. 14. Mechanical equipment which was not installed in accordance with codes in effect at the time of installation, or with generally accepted construction practices, or which has not been maintained in good and safe condition. 15. Inoperable heating systems during the months of May through September. 16. Inoperable air conditioning systems, when the building is supplied with such a system and lacks other adequate forms of ventilation and the air conditioning system fails to keep the air temperature below eighty-five degrees F. 17. Damaged or missing heat ducts or missing heat duct registers. 18. Electrical wiring which was not installed in accordance with codes in effect at the time of installation or with generally accepted construction practices, has not been maintained in good condition, or is not being used in a safe manner. 19. Missing light fixtures, switches and outlet and switch cover plates. 20. Overcurrent situations such as those caused by the use of electrical extension cords and multiple light fixtures. 21. Lack of the minimum natural light and ventilation required by this chapter. 22. Room and space dimensions less than that required by this chapter. 23. Dampness of habitable rooms as evidenced by condensation or mold on ceilings, walls, or floors. 24. Deteriorated, crumbling, or loose plaster or stucco. 25. Deteriorated or ineffective waterproofing of exterior walls, roof, foundation, or floors, including broken windows or doors. 26. Deteriorated or lack of weather protection for exterior wall coverings. 27. Broken, rotted, split, or buckled exterior wall coverings or roof coverings. 28. Wood has been installed within six inches of earth which is not naturally decay resistant, treated wood, or wood protected by an approved barrier. 29. Infestation of insects, vermin, or rodents as determined by the Salt Lake County Health Department. 30. Lack of garbage and rubbish storage and removal facilities as determined by the Salt Lake County Health Department Regulations. 31. Those premises on which an accumulation of weeds, vegetation, junk, dead organic matter, debris, garbage, offal, rat harborages, stagnant water, and similar materials or conditions constitute a violation of the Salt Lake County Health Department Regulations. 32. Any building, device, apparatus, equipment, combustible materials, or vegetation which, in the opinion of the Chief of Fire Department or Building Official, is in such a condition as to cause a fire or explosion or provide a ready fuel to augment the spread and intensity of fire or explosion arising from any cause. 33. Any fire resistive requirement of this chapter which is not met. 34. Drainage of water from roofs or yards in a manner that creates flooding or damage to a structure. 35. Any equipment or apparatus that causes excessive noise, pollution, odor, or light as defined by the Salt Lake City Code or Salt Lake County Health Regulations. 12 18.50.040 18.50.050 18.50 060 18.50.070 A. B. C. D. "Toilet room" through "Yard" Authority. * * * Right of entry. * * * Imminent danger situations. * * * * * * Hazardous condition situations. * * * * * * * * * Notified Party Actions. Within three days after the issuance of the notice and order, the notified party shall take out all required permits and cause the building or dwelling unit to be either repaired or vacated and secured from entry as required by other portions of this code. The building official may extend the time for completing the required work to six days from the date of issuance of the notice and order provided the required permits are taken out within three days of the date of issuance of said notice and order. E. F. 18.50.080 18.50.090 A. * * * * * * Substandard condition situations. Minor deficiency situations. * * * * * * B. Citations may be issued for minor deficiencies. However, such citations shall be for the owner's information only and shall have no further legal force or effect. When a notice and order is issued, minor deficiencies may be included under "for owner's information only." If a property inspection reveals only minor 13 deficiencies, the building inspector may mail a letter to the owner informing the owner of such minor deficiencies. 18.50.100 Notice of deficiency. The building official may record with the Salt Lake County recorder's office a notice of any condition provided in Sections 18.50.060 through 18.50.080, above. The notice shall be mailed to all notified parties. 18.50.110 18.50.120 18.50.130 18.50.140 18.50.150 Appellate process details. Administrative hearing officer procedures. Certificate of occupancy. Exterior standards. Interior standards. A., B., C. and D. * * * * * * * * * * * * E. Operable fixtures and equipment. A:.1 fixtures, appliances, and equipment required by this code shall be maintained in safe and operable condition. 18.50.160 Doors, trim, and hardware. * * * 18.50.170 Environmental or sanitary standards. A., B., C. and D. * * * E. A room in which a toilet is located shall be separated from food preparation or storage rooms by a tight -fitting door. 18.50.180 Space and occupancy standards. A. Ceiling heights. 14 1. Habitable Rooms. The minimum ceiling height for all habitable rooms shall be seven feet six inches, except for kitchens, which may be seven feet zero inches. This height may be six feet four inches when the requirements of this chapter for emergency egress, light, and ventilation are met and a 120 volt electrical powered smoke detector is installed in the room. The only exception is that a smoke detector is not required in a kitchen. Projections shall be allowed to six feet zero inches when the projection is not in the pattern of circulation and projections are not greater than twenty percent of the floor area of the room. 2., 3., 4. and 5. * * * B. Room and Corridor Size. C. Special Dwellings. * * * D. Cooking Facilities. * * * 18.50.190 Light and ventilation. A. Natural Light in Habitable Rooms. 1. Every habitable room shall have at least one window facing directly to the outdoors to provide natural light. The minimum total window area shall equal one -twentieth or more of the floor area of the room, with a minimum of three and one-half square feet. Special purpose rooms such as home theaters and film processing rooms shall not be subject to this requirement. Kitchens may be provided with artificial light, which shall be a minimum of 1.5 watts incandescent or .8 watts fluorescent per square foot of the room. * * * 15 2. and 3. * * * B. Ventilation. * * * 1. Habitable Rooms. a. Except as provided in subsection Blb of this section, all habitable rooms shall be provided with natural ventilation by means of openings to the exterior which have the capability of being closed to the weather. Total openings shall have an area at least: one -twentieth of the floor area of the room or three and one-half square feet, whichever is greater. b. A mechanical ventilation system shall be allowed in lieu of openings for natural ventilation. Such system shall create a positive pressure in the room and the air intake shall be connected directly to the outside and be capable of two air exchanges per hour. In kitchens, the ventilation system may create negat:_ve pressure. The air intake/exhaust source shall be located at least three feet above any opening which is within ten feet of the air intake/exhaust. 2. c. * * * * * * a. Except as provided in subsection B2b of this section, all bathrooms and laundry rooms shall be provided with natural ventilation by means of openings to the exterior which have the capability of being closed to the weather. Such openings shall have a total area not less 16 than one -twentieth of the floor area of the room, with a minimum of one and one-half square feet. b., c. and d. 18.50.200 Fire safety --Egress. A. Fire Safety. B. Exit and Emergency Egress. 1. Every dwelling unit shall have a safe, continuous and unobstructed means of egress of a minimum height of six feet four inches and a minimum width as per this code. The exitway shall be kept in a proper state of repair and maintained free of hazardous conditions and obstructions. 2. Every sleeping room located below the fourth story shall have at least one openable window or exterior door approved for emergency egress or rescue. The opening shall have a minimum of three and one-half square feet of openable space and clear opening dimensions of at least twenty inches in one dimension and twenty-four inches in the other dimension. The escape window must open directly into a yard or exit court, or into a public street or alley. If there are two approved exit doors leading from the sleeping room to separate exitways and minimum light and ventilation requirements are met, this subsection does not apply. 3. Window Sill Height. All bedrooms or other rooms used for sleeping located below the fourth story shall have at least one window with a maximum window sill height of forty-eight inches. If the distance from the floor to the window sill is 17 more than forty-eight inches for such wir..dow, a permanent ladder or platform of substantial construction attached to the floor or wall may be installed to meet the maximunheight requirement. A ladder must meet specifications issued by the building official. The minimum dimensions of a platform shall be twelve inches deep and the same width as the openable porticn of the window, but in no case less than twenty-four inches in width. 4. and 5. * * * C. Stairs and Handrails. Stairs and rails shall meet the requirements of the Means of Egress Section of the UBC or its successor with the following modifications: 1. If there are four or more risers, a handrail shall be required. Two handrails shall be required when the width of the stairs is forty-eight inches or more. Handrails are not required for monumental stairs. 2., 3., 4., 5. and 6. * * * 7. Interior and exterior stairs shall have a minimum headroom height of six feet four inches, except for stairs to mechanical or storage rooms, which have no minimum headroom height. 8. Stairs in the interior or exterior of an existing building where stair jacks are replaced or fifty percent of the tread or risers are replaced shall meet the requirements of the UBC, except that the minimum stair width shall be thirty inches and the minimum headroom height shall be six feet four inches. 18 9. If because of the configuration of the horizontal and vertical distances an alternate stair configuration is more practical than the UBC requirement, or if HAAB finds that the stair rhythm is safe, HAAB may allow other configurations which are less uniform but achieve comparable safety, regardless of subsection C3 and 4 of this section. 10. A stair tread, stair support, stair riser, landing or railing which is either missing or so severely in disrepair or damaged that it cannot support its intended live and dead loads shall be repaired. D. Guardrails. E. Smoke Detector Requirements. 1. * * * 2. Where sleeping rooms are on an upper level, the detector shall be placed at the ceiling or wall directly above the stairway immediately outside the bedrooms. Wall mounted detectors shall be a minimum of four inches and maximum of twelve inches from the ceiling, but no detector shall be mounted within twelve inches of any corner formed by the meeting of walls, ceilings, or beams unless manufacturer's listing specifies otherwise. When activated, the detector shall provide an alarm in the dwelling unit. 3. When one or more sleeping rooms are added to or created within a structure, smoke detectors shall be installed in compliance with the manufacturer's listing and shall receive 19 F. Bathrooms in Rental Dwelling Units. Each rental dwelling unit shall have a bathroom within the dwelling unit. Every toilet and bathtub or shower required by this code shall be in a room which will afford privacy to the occupant. G. * * * 18.50.220 Mechanical. A. Mechanical Equipment. 1. Existing installations. Mechanical systems lawfully in existence at the time of the adoption of this code may have their use, maintenance, or repair continL.ed if the use, maintenance, or repair is in accordance with the original design and location and no hazard to life, health, or property has been created by such mechanical system. 2. All mechanical equipment shall be in accordance with the code in effect at the time of installation. 3. All mechanical equipment shall be properly maintained and shall be operated in a safe manner. B. Heating. 1. Heating shall be provided by a permanently installed heating system capable of heating all halitable rooms and bathrooms to a minimum of sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit, which shall be measured in the center of the rcom at a height of three feet from the floor. 2. A return air duct which serves more than one dwelling unit shall not be permitted. A duplex or multiple dwelling unit legally constructed before 1970 may have an existing common air 21 their primary power from the building wiring in compliance with the UBC. F. Fire Resistive Separations. 18.50.210 Plumbing. A. Minimum Requirements. 1. * * * * 2. Plumbing, piping, and fixtures shall have no leaks and shall be maintained in good condition. All waste lines shall be connected to an approved sewer system. 3. The minimum plumbing fixtures required for dwelling units are a bathroom sink, toilet, tub or shower, and kitchen sink. 4., 5., 6., and 7. 5 Water Heaters. Water heaters and boilers shall a listed combination temperature and pressure relief valve and relief valve discharge pipe. All new installations of water heaters and boilers, when located above a finished space, shall include a safe pan with a UPC approved drain piped to an approved drainage system. Existing water heaters and boilers shall have a temperature and pressure relief valve. The valve shall have a listed discharge pipe which discharges no nearer than six inches to the floor and no further than two feet ef from the floor. A temperature and pressure relief valve shall be required for water heaters only when a water heater was designed for such valve. C., D., and E. 20 return continued if the furnace was original installation. Existing common air return installations shall be allowed to continue when a listed smoke detector far: shut off is installed in the return air duct of units constructed before 1985. Common air returns shall not be allowed in builc:ings constructed after 1985. 3. Fuel -Burning Appliances. a. Except for direct -vented appliances, gas furnaces and gas water heaters shall not be permitted in bedrooms, in bathrooms, or in closets accessed only from a bedroom or a bathroom. Existing furnace rooms with access only through an existing bedroom may continue to exist when a 120-volt smoke detector is installed in the bedroom and relayed to a smoke detector installed in the furnace room. All combustion air is to be supplied from outside air. b. and c. * * * d. All fuel burning appliances shall be provided with combustion air per the requirements of their listing and with the UPC and UMC in effect at the time of their installation. e., f., and g. * * * 18.50.230 Electrical. A. Safety. All electrical equipment, wiring, and appliances shall be properly installed, maintained, and u3ed in a safe manner. Unless provided otherwise in this chapter, all electrical wiring and 22 equipment shall be in accordance with the electrical code in effect at the time of installation. All conductors shall be protected by fuses or circuit breakers that are adequately sized. B. Electrical Equipment. Electrical equipment shall not exceed the load capacity of the service and branch circuits shall have adequately -sized circuit breakers or fuses. C. Facilities Required. 1. Service. The minimum main service to any dwelling unit shall be sixty amperes. Existing dwelling units with electrical services less than sixty amps per dwelling unit which have no special electrical service loads, such as air conditioners, ranges, heating units, and clothes dryers may continue to be operated without upgrading the service. 2. and 3. D. Upgrading Facilities. E. Lighting. 1. Dwelling Units. Every toilet room, bathroom, laundry room, furnace room, interior stairway, and hall shall contain at least one permanently mounted electric light fixture. 2. Apartments, SROs, and Congregate Housing. a. Lighting in the common areas shall be as follows: Aisles, passageways, stairwells, corridors, exitways and recesses related to and within the building complex shall be illuminated with a minimum of a forty watt light bulb or equivalent for each two hundred square feet of floor area, provided that the spacing between lights shall not be 23 greater than thirty feet. Structures containing three dwelling units or less shall not be required to provide exit lighting when no lighting outlet has been previously provided. b. Every furnace room shall contain at least one electric lighting fixture. c. Open parking lots and ca:=ports shall be provided with a minimum of one foot-candle of light on the parking surface during the hours of darkness. Lighting devices shall be protected by weather -resistant covers and shall not cast glare on neighboring properties. F. General. 1. All electrical panels, boxes, outlets, and lighting fixtures shall have proper covers. 2. * * * 18.50.240 Energy conservation requirements. A. Upgrading. Existing residential units shall be upgraded whenever any of the following events occur: 1. and 2. * * * 3. When access is available to fcundations of existing structures, foundations shall be insulated to the standard required by the applicable Utah Energy Code when remodeling of the structure is initiated. 4. When boarded structures are rEnovated for re - occupancy, the structure shall be insulated to the following 24 standards when wall, ceiling, roof or floor cavities are open or accessible: wall, R-11; ceilings and roofs, R-32; floors, R-7. Thermal Resistance "R" shall have the meaning as defined in the Utah Energy Code. 5. When new habitable space is created within an existing building envelope, all such spaces shall be insulated to the current Utah Energy Code standards. 6. All replacement windows shall be double pane. Replacement glass for structures which are on the historic register or are contributory structures located within one of the city's historic districts may be determined based upon standards adopted by the city's historic landmark committee. Replacement metal windows shall have a thermal break. Single pane replacement glass may be installed on windows not designed to accept double pane glass. 7. All exterior door replacements shall be weather stripped. 8. New mechanical equipment installed shall meet a minimum of eighty percent efficiency. 9. Except for the other applicable requirements of this chapter, when a new addition is made to an existing residential structure, only the addition shall be made to comply with current Utah Energy Code standards. B. Exterior Door and Window Seals. * * * 25 SECTION 2. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its first publication. Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, this day of September , 1996. Vice ATTEST AND COUNTERSIGN: I F PUTY C Y R OR ER CHAIRPERSON Transmitted to the Mayor on September 16, 1996 . Mayor's Action: EST AND COUNTERSIGN: RDER of 1996. fie' ��'F+. ember 24, 1996 li LVS:rc 04/30/96 G:\Crdina96\houscod2.doc MAYOR 3rd APPROVED AS TO FORM Salt Lab ; Aftmelies OfficE, '- Dr 26