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  1. Tom Corrigan
    It would appear that Figure 3801.4 is incomplete in that GFI protection is required for the island counter top by: E3802.6 Kitchen receptacles. All 125-volt, single-phase, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles that serve countertop surfaces shall have ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection for personnel. Jim, what's your take? Tom Corrigan
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    Called a repump system. Often used to vent unwanted gasses or to allow clay to settle. Can also be used to compensate for a low flow well. If you pump at 1/2 GPM from the well for 24 hours/day you get lotsa water. You just gotta store it and "repump" it. Tom Corrigan
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    Pete, Controled by the NYS version of the IRC. The Table is R503.2.1.1(1). You're in NYC so the IRC might not apply. The table says not required if the sheathing is 7/16" thick or more, on spans of 24" or less. Tom Corrigan
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    Mark, First let me say i'm happy without licensing. If licensing is to come it must be as meaningfull as we can make it. Many of the "blind guys" exist in NYS because the buyers only recourse for a bad inspection is litigation. There are provisions in this law that allow for the DOS to revoke a license. This can't be a bad thing. If only we were as successfull as Dennis R. in the great state of taxichussetts. Tom Corrigan
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    Mike and all, We will be conducting another NYSAHI conference call on monday night. The purpose is to develop a direction on changes to the makeup of the council and also the DOS desire to control the Companies. My best guess is that neither will be a deal killer, however there are greater minds than mine looking at this thing. The effective date will be Jan 1, 2005 for those that are interested. I,ll post any info I can. Tom Corrigan
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    Mike and all, The Gov did sign the bill. He (the Department of State actually) wants to change some language which he can do via a "chapter amendment". We (NYSAHI) can still kill this thing if needed. The changes all make sense except the apparent desire to license or register the HI companies. This need to be further clarified as the franchise companies appear to be pleased with the change. Tom Corrigan, from the state that still doesn't license anyone.
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