Town of Elkton, VA
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2022-11-28
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The Code
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Part II: General Legislation
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Chapter 81 Electrical Systems
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Article I General Provisions
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 4 Authorities
- Ch 6 Boards, Committees and Commissions
- Ch 11 Elections
- Ch 13 Finance
- Ch 16 Fire Company, Volunteer
- Ch 22 Officers and Employees
- Ch 27 Police
- Ch 31 Purchasing
- Ch 37 Town Council
- Ch 40 Town Property
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 50 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 53 Animals
- Ch 59 Building Construction
- Ch 73 Dance Halls
- Ch 77 Driveways
- Ch 81 Electrical Systems
- Ch 81 Art I General Provisions
- § 81-1 Town Superintendent as Electrical Inspector.
- § 81-2 Access of Electrical Inspector to buildings for testing appliances.
- § 81-3 Removal of defective wires and appliances.
- § 81-4 Appeals to Council.
- Ch 86 Fees
- Ch 89 Firearms and Weapons
- Ch 92 Fire Prevention
- Ch 95 Fireworks and Explosives
- Ch 103 Handbills and Littering
- Ch 108 Junkyards
- Ch 110 Land Development
- Ch 114 Minors
- Ch 118 Noise
- Ch 120 Nuisances
- Ch 125 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 135 Sewer Use
- Ch 136 Assessments for Local Improvements
- Ch 139 Solid Waste
- Ch 143 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 148 Taxation
- Ch 153 Trailers
- Ch 158 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 170 Water
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
Unless otherwise provided by the Council, the Town Superintendent
shall be the Electrical Inspector of the town.
The Electrical Inspector may, in the discharge of his or her
duties, enter any building or manhole or climb any pole, for the purpose
of examining and testing the electrical appliances therein or thereon
contained. For that purpose, the Electrical Inspector shall be given
prompt access to all public or private buildings, and shall also be
given prompt access to all manholes or poles on application to the
individual or company owning or in charge of same.
Whenever an electric wire or appliance is found to be defective
through improper or insufficient insulation, or for any other reason,
the Electrical Inspector shall at once cause the removal of such defect
at the expense of the owner of such wires or appliances.
Any person may appeal to the Council from a decision of the
Electrical Inspector.
