Safety and Buildings Division May 2003 Wisconsin Construction Codes Reports articles As of July 1, 2003, paper copies of the Wisconsin Construction Codes Report will not be sent out free of charge. Subscriptions for paper copies are available. To sign up to receive notice of when the monthly Wisconsin Construction Codes Report is posted on the S&B WebSite, send a blank email message to join-codereports@comxtra3.commerce.state.wi.us. You will receive a confirmation message and will be automatically enrolled. Subsequently, you will be able to un-enroll via a message linked from the bottom of the notifications. (The email list will not be used by S&B for any other purpose than the monthly notification. Be aware, however, that any information gathered from the Internet by a state agency is subject to open records laws.) May 2003 articles:
You may select the number of an article that interests you, you may select a link in the title, or you may scroll down:
1. Some municipalities use inspection agencies for enforcement of Uniform Dwelling Code;
2. Stormwater subsurface infiltration needs plan review;
3. Electrical, Plumbing, UDC revisions adopted, exams will change;
4. There will not be any printed copies of the Wisconsin Plumbing Products Register mailed this spring due to budget constraints. The WPPR is on the WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PubsPlumbing ProductsRegister.html;
5. Air admittance valves should not serve sanitary sumps;
6. Fire Sprinkler Ed;
7. You may now search S&B computer records for Cross Connection Control Device information. See the plumbing program page, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PlumbingProgram.html;
8. Hancor EnviroChamber models differ for POWTS design;
9. Shallow post foundation alternate standard approved;
10. Specific standards define graywater reuse;
11. Stormwater Design Continuing Education;
12. Deciding which are the 16 fixtures needed for plumbing plan review;
Wisconsin Commercial Building Code Education - Changing Existing Uses and the New Code;
14. Wisconsin Commercial Building Code Certification Training;
15. UDC Inspection Agency Municipalities;
16. Fax or email technical code questions;
17. You will find the 2003 S&B credential exam schedule on the Internet: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialExams2003.html
18. Delegated Agents: Some municipalities in Wisconsin have authority to do building plan review, inspections, and otherwise carry out code-related functions as delegates of the Department of Commerce. For information and a list of current delegated municipalities, see the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CommercialBuildings CertifiedMunicipalities.html.
20. You may check the status of a credential on the S&B WebSite,
http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialStatusCheck.html.
Note that a credential that was renewed late does not show up in the search. A computer program needs to be revised to accommodate late renewals.
21. Safety and Buildings-related codes are on the Internet, www.commerce. state.wi.us/SB/SB-CodesListing2003.html. Not all codes are available electronically. Paper copies may be purchased from Document Sales, 800-362-7253, for credit card purchases, or 608-266-3358.
22. Q&A about the Wisconsin Commercial Buildings Code is on the S&B WebSite: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CommercialBuildingsCodeAdoptionQuestions.html
23. Plumbing information database on the Internet
http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PlumbingDatabaseReport.html
24. Contact information for plan review

1. Some municipalities use inspection agencies for enforcement of Uniform Dwelling Code
Someone building a one- or two-family dwelling in one of about 165 Wisconsin communities should be reminded that they will need to contact a registered Uniform Dwelling Inspection Agency in advance of construction to arrange enforcement of the Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC). Enforcement of the UDC, which is the Wisconsin statewide code governing one- and two-family dwellings built since June 1, 1980, includes issuing building permits, doing plan reviews, performing inspections, and other code-required functions. Following state legislation in 1999, these local municipal boards or councils made decisions that placed the state Department of Commerce in charge of enforcing the UDC in the municipality. The department, through its Safety and Buildings Division, set up a system of registering private inspection agencies to provide owners with the required UDC inspections. List of municipalities. Lists of registered UDC inspection agencies are available from participating municipalities and are on the Safety and Buildings WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-OneAndTwoFamilyProgram.html. All UDC inspection agencies have identifying state registration cards. For more information, contact Larry Swaziek, Safety and Buildings Division One- and Two-Family Dwelling Program Manager, 608-267-7701, Lswaziek@commerce.state.wi.us. 2. Stormwater subsurface infiltration needs plan review
When stormwater, surface water, groundwater, or clear water wastes are dispersed from a plumbing system by means of subsurface discharge, plans must be submitted to the Safety and Buildings Division for review. This requirement is in Comm 82.36(3)(b)1. A complete listing of the technical information to be submitted can be found on the S&B website, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PlumbingDatabaseReport82363.html. Plan submittal also includes the completed plumbing plan approval application form (SBD-6154, PDF file, Word 97 file), a minimum of two sets of drawings showing the complete system, and a $100 review fee. There is an additional fee of $10 per inch diameter of the storm/clearwater drain line (see Comm Table 2.64-1, Fee Code). Currently there are three S&B offices where plumbing stormwater infiltration plans are reviewed: Hayward, La Crosse, and Green Bay. The reviewers' names and phone numbers are:
Tom Devereaux - Hayward - 715-634-3026;
Herman Delfosse - La Crosse - 608-789-5535;
Wes Grube - Green Bay - 920-492-5613. Plans involving subsurface dispersal may include other plumbing such as sanitary drain and vent piping, water supply, and storm drain systems. The complete plumbing system may be submitted to the reviewers shown. Questions involving these types of submittals can be directed to any S&B plumbing plan reviewer.

3. Electrical, Plumbing, UDC revisions adopted, exams will change
Code revisions to Comm 16, Electrical Code, Comm 20-25, Uniform Dwelling Code, and Comm 81-84, Plumbing Code, were adopted by the Department of Commerce in late February. Credential exam questions this spring and summer will be based on the code version in effect on the day of the exam. The plumbing and electrical revisions are expected to be effective May 1, 2003, and the UDC revisions on August 1. The actual dates depend upon legal publishing dates. Electronic copies of the revisions, or new official code text (after the effective date) are on the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivCodesListing2003.html. 4. There will not be any printed copies of the Wisconsin Plumbing Products Register mailed this spring due to budget constraints. The WPPR is on the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PubsPlumbingProductsRegister.html 5. Air admittance valves should not serve sanitary sumps
Currently there are two manufacturers of air admittance valves that are approved for use in Wisconsin; Oatey and Studor. Both approvals include numerous limitations. Recently, Safety and Buildings Division staff have been notified of improper installation of air admittance valves. Specifically, the reports are that the valves have been installed to serve sanitary sumps. No the valves have been approved for that purpose due to positive pressure that can exist in the pumps. The air admittance valve limitations, along with all product approvals and conditions, can be found in the Wisconsin Plumbing Product Register, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PubsPlumbingProductsRegister.html. If you have any questions about the use of air admittance valves or other general plumbing products, you can contact any plumbing plan reviewer.

6. Fire Sprinkler Ed
A 4-day "Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems" seminar has been scheduled for May 20-23, 2003, at the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Marinette. The program consists of two days of "Plan Review and Inspection," one day of "Fire Pumps," and one day of "Inspection, Testing and Maintenance." For registration information contact Bill Ewing of NWTC, 920- 498-5603. 7. You may now search S&B computer records for Cross Connection Control Device information. See the plumbing program page, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PlumbingProgram.html 8. Hancor EnviroChamber models differ for POWTS design
by Mike Beckwith, Plumbing Products Reviewer, 608-266-6742, mbeckwith@commerce.state.wi.us
There are differences between the two Hancor Hi-Capacity EnviroChamber Unit models when it comes to designing POWTS dispersal/treatment systems. One model is approved for use in Wisconsin as "HI CAPACITY 138-gallon capacity" and the other is approved as "HI CAPACITY 135-gallon capacity." Specifications for the HI CAPACITY 138-gallon are EISA 30.7 sq.ft. per chamber; laying length 6.13 ft; width 34 inches; height 17.5 inches; and the open bottom area 15.9 sq. ft. per chamber. Specifications for the HI CAPACITY 135-gallon are EISA 31.05 sq.ft. per chamber; laying length 6.21 ft; width 33.5 inches; height 18 inches; and the open bottom area 16.15 sq. ft. per chamber. Hancor has stopped producing the 138-gallon capacity model. However, those in stock are still approved for sale and use. 9. Shallow post foundation alternate standard approved
An alternate standard for shallow post foundation design, ANSI/ASAE EP486.1 OCT00, has been approved for use, with limitations, in lieu of the allowable load bearing values of soils of IBC Section 1804, and is considered an acceptable standard of design for IBC Section 2306.1. For details see the approval evaluation, 200271-A, PDF. For more information, contact Laurence J. Swaziek, S&B Structural Program Manager, 608-267-7701, Lswaziek@commerce.state.wi.us.

10. Specific standards define graywater reuse
On May 1, 2003, a new Plumbing Code section, Comm 82.70, will become effective, allowing graywater to be reused in plumbing systems. Specific water quality standards for various reuses have been defined and are in the new Comm Table 82.70-1. Graywater is wastewater contaminated by waste materials, exclusive of urine, feces or industrial waste, deposited into plumbing drain systems. Blackwater may not be reused. Blackwater is wastewater contaminated by human body waste, toilet paper, and any other material intended to be deposited in a receptor designed to receive urine or feces. For graywater to be acceptable for a given end use, the water must meet "Plumbing Treatment Standards" displayed in Comm Table 82.70-1. A copy of that table and additional information is available in the S&B WebSite Library, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-Library Index.html. Paper copies are also available from Todd Taylor, S&B Publications Editor, 608-267-3606, ttaylor@commerce.state.wi.us. 11. Stormwater Design Continuing Education
In the Stormwater System Design class, the instructors will lead the student through small site design problems to size piping, detention, and infiltration systems. The in-depth class will prepare the student to submit plans to S&B and to design systems to comply with stormwater management requirements. Bring a calculator and engineers scale. Check the class you wish to attend. _____ Stormwater System Design, Waukesha, June 3 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.), June 4 (8 a.m. to 3 p.m.), Holiday Inn, 2417 Bluemound Rd, $150, 12 credit hours, JP-MP- JPRS- MPRS, class # 5624 _____ Stormwater System Design, Wausau, June 17 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.), June 18 (8 a.m. to 3 p.m.), Plaza Hotel, 201 N 17th Ave, $150, 12 credit hours, JP-MP- JPRS- MPRS, class # 5624 Mail registration form and check to: Safety and Buildings, Roberta Ward, PO Box 2689, Madison, WI 53701-2689. Keep a copy of the form for yourself. Class rosters posted on Web, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-HomePage.html. Name _______________________________________ Daytime Telephone: _______________________________ Address _____________________________________ City/State/Zip ____________________________________ check amount ______________ Fiscal # 7657 Personal information you provide may be used for secondary purposes. [ Privacy Law, s.15.04(l)(m)]

12. Deciding which are the 16 fixtures needed for plumbing plan review
by Dan Kraft, S&B Plumbing Plan Reviewer, dkraft@commerce.state.wi.us, 608-266-8075
Comm Tables 82.20-1 and 2 describe which types of plumbing plans need to be submitted for review. Both tables refer to "Plumbing, new installations, additions, and alterations involving 16 or more plumbing fixtures…" What are some examples of fixtures that are counted among the 16? First, all fixtures described in Tables 82.30-1 and 82.40-1 would be included in this count. Additional types of plumbing fixtures/appliances/appurtenances are noted in the list on the right. (For example purposes, I have included some fixtures from the above-mentioned tables.) Many fixtures require both water and drain connections. Those connections are considered part of one fixture. The same would be true if the fixture has an indirect connection, such as a clothes washer. For example, four clothes washers are installed and discharge into a four-inch receptor; there would be a total of four fixtures for plan submittal purposes. Another example is if a separate bar sink, ice compartment, and beer tap were installed, all discharging to one receptor. The total number of fixtures is three. A combination fixture with four compartments is considered one fixture. However, four single sinks installed in a countertop are considered four fixtures. Two lavs in a molded counter top are considered two fixtures, while a full circle wash fountain is viewed as one. If you have a question on what is considered a plumbing fixture for plan review purposes, contact any plumbing plan reviewer. Type -- Is it one of the 16?
Car wash interceptor -- Yes*
Catch basin -- Yes*
Clothes washing machine -- Yes
Dishwashing machine - Yes
Elevator sump crock -- Yes, when acting as the drain
Exterior grease interceptor -- No*
Hot water storage tank -- No
Hub drain discharging to FD tailpiece -- No
Hub drain serving food prep sink -- No
Ice machine -- Yes
Interior grease interceptor --No*
Iron treatment device -- No
Receptor of clear water waste -- Yes
Restaurant H2O hook-ups (juice, soda, or coffee machines etc.) --Yes
Roof drain -- Yes
RP valve -- No*
Sanitary dump station -- Yes*
Sanitary sump crock -- No
Three compartment food prep sink -- Yes
Wall hydrant -- Yes
Water heater -- Yes
Water softener -- No
Yard hydrant -- Yes
* Always need plan review prior to installation ` regardless of number of fixtures involved. 13. Wisconsin Commercial- Changing Existing Uses and the New Code

14. Wisconsin Certification Training 15. UDC Inspection Agency Municipalities (See article above)
VILLAGE OF FRIENDSHIP - ADAMS
TOWN OF JACOBS - ASHLAND
TOWN OF CLINTON - BARRON
TOWN OF MAPLE PLAIN - BARRON
TOWN OF PRAIRIE FARM - BARRON
TOWN OF TURTLE LAKE - BARRON
VILLAGE OF HAUGEN - BARRON
TOWN OF EILEEN - BAYFIELD
TOWN OF GRAND VIEW - BAYFIELD
TOWN OF HUGHES - BAYFIELD
TOWN OF LINCOLN - BAYFIELD
TOWN OF NAMAKAGON - BAYFIELD
TOWN OF WASHBURN - BAYFIELD
VILLAGE OF MASON - BAYFIELD
CITY OF WASHBURN - BAYFIELD
TOWN OF HOLLAND - BROWN
TOWN OF BUFFALO - BUFFALO
TOWN OF DOVER - BUFFALO
TOWN OF MONDOVI - BUFFALO
TOWN OF NAPLES - BUFFALO
VILLAGE OF NELSON - BUFFALO
TOWN OF JACKSON - BURNETT
TOWN OF LA FOLLETTE - BURNETT
TOWN OF W. MARSHLAND - BURNETT
VILLAGE OF CURTISS - CLARK
CITY OF ABBOTSFORD - CLARK
TOWN OF MARCELLON - COLUMBIA
VILLAGE OF CAMBRIA - COLUMBIA
VILLAGE OF WYOCENA - COLUMBIA
TOWN OF BRIDGEPORT - CRAWFORD
TOWN OF EASTMAN - CRAWFORD
TOWN OF UTICA - CRAWFORD
TOWN OF LOWELL - DODGE
TOWN OF TRENTON - DODGE
VILLAGE OF REESEVILLE - DODGE
TOWN OF AMNICON - DOUGLAS
TOWN OF BENNETT - DOUGLAS
TOWN OF CLOVERLAND - DOUGLAS
TOWN OF S. SPRINGS - DOUGLAS
TOWN OF LUCAS - DUNN
TOWN OF PERU - DUNN
TOWN OF WILSON - DUNN
VILLAGE OF WHEELER - DUNN
TOWN OF CALUMET - FOND DU LAC
TOWN OF OSCEOLA - FOND DU LAC
TOWN OF CASTLE ROCK - GRANT
TOWN OF GLEN HAVEN - GRANT
TOWN OF MILLVILLE - GRANT
TOWN OF MUSCODA - GRANT
TOWN OF WATTERSTOWN - GRANT
VILLAGE OF BLOOMINGTON - GRANT
VILLAGE OF LIVINGSTON - GRANT
VILLAGE OF PATCH GROVE - GRANT
VILLAGE OF WOODMAN - GRANT
CITY OF CUBA CITY - GRANT
TOWN OF CADIZ - GREEN
TOWN OF BROOKLYN - G. LAKE
TOWN OF GREEN LAKE - G. LAKE
TOWN OF ST MARIE - G. LAKE
TOWN OF BRIGHAM - IOWA
TOWN OF CLYDE - IOWA
TOWN OF EDEN - IOWA
TOWN OF HIGHLAND - IOWA
TOWN OF LINDEN - IOWA
TOWN OF MIFFLIN - IOWA
TOWN OF PULASKI - IOWA
TOWN OF WYOMING - IOWA
VILLAGE OF HOLLANDALE - IOWA
TOWN OF GURNEY - IRON
TOWN OF CURRAN - JACKSON
TOWN OF ARMENIA - JUNEAU
VILLAGE OF C. DOUGLAS - JUNEAU
TOWN OF AHNAPEE - KEWAUNEE
TOWN OF ARGYLE - LAFAYETTE
TOWN OF DARLINGTON - LAFAYETTE
TOWN OF SHULLSBURG - LAFAYETTE
TOWN OF WAYNE - LAFAYETTE
TOWN OF W. O. SPRINGS - LAFAYETTE
VILLAGE OF S. WAYNE- LAFAYETTE
CITY OF SHULLSBURG - LAFAYETTE
TOWN OF ACKLEY - LANGLADE
TOWN OF ANTIGO - LANGLADE
TOWN OF LANGLADE - LANGLADE
TOWN OF NORWOOD - LANGLADE
TOWN OF WOLF RIVER - LANGLADE
TOWN OF WILSON - LINCOLN
TOWN OF TWO RIVERS - MANITOWOC
TOWN OF HULL - MARATHON
TOWN OF MCMILLAN - MARATHON
TOWN OF PLOVER - MARATHON
VILLAGE OF ATHENS - MARATHON
TOWN OF PEMBINE - MARINETTE
TOWN OF DOUGLAS - MARQUETTE
TOWN OF NESHKORO - MARQUETTE
VILLAGE OF MELVINA - MONROE
VILLAGE OF WARRENS - MONROE
TOWN OF DOTY - OCONTO
TOWN OF LAKEWOOD - OCONTO
TOWN OF PENSAUKEE - OCONTO
TOWN OF UNDERHILL - OCONTO
CITY OF GILLETT - OCONTO
TOWN OF PIEHL - ONEIDA
TOWN OF SCHOEPKE - ONEIDA
TOWN OF D. BLUFF - PIERCE
TOWN OF SALEM - PIERCE
TOWN OF LINCOLN - POLK
TOWN OF ST CR. FALLS - POLK
TOWN OF STERLING - POLK
TOWN OF ALBAN - PORTAGE
TOWN OF NEW HOPE - PORTAGE
VILLAGE OF ROSHOLT - PORTAGE
TOWN OF EISENSTEIN - PRICE
TOWN OF KENNAN - PRICE
TOWN OF SPIRIT - PRICE
VILLAGE OF CATAWBA - PRICE
VILLAGE OF KENNAN - PRICE
VILLAGE OF PRENTICE - PRICE
VILLAGE OF E. PARK - RACINE
TOWN OF AKAN - RICHLAND
TOWN OF RICHWOOD-RICHLAND
VILLAGE OF CAZENOVIA - RICHLAND
VILLAGE OF YUBA - RICHLAND
TOWN OF LAPRAIRIE - ROCK
TOWN OF CEDAR RAPIDS - RUSK
TOWN OF HAWKINS - RUSK
VILLAGE OF G. FLORA - RUSK
VILLAGE OF TONY - RUSK
TOWN OF CYLON - ST CROIX
TOWN OF SPRINGFIELD - ST CROIX
VILLAGE OF DEER PARK - ST CROIX
TOWN OF DELLONA - SAUK
TOWN OF EXCELSIOR - SAUK
TOWN OF ANIWA - SHAWANO
TOWN OF GERMANIA - SHAWANO
TOWN OF MOSEL - SHEBOYGAN
TOWN OF GROVER - TAYLOR
TOWN OF MAPLEHURST - TAYLOR
TOWN OF MCKINLEY - TAYLOR
VILLAGE OF STETSONVILLE - TAYLOR
TOWN OF LINCOLN - TREMPEALEAU
VILLAGE OF ELEVA - TREMPEALEAU
CITY OF ARCADIA - TREMPEALEAU
CITY OF INDEPENDENCE - TREMPEALEAU
TOWN OF CLINTON - VERNON
TOWN OF STERLING - VERNON
VILLAGE OF DE SOTO - VERNON
VILLAGE OF GENOA - VERNON
VILLAGE OF STODDARD - VERNON
TOWN OF BASHAW - WASHBURN
TOWN OF B. BROOK - WASHBURN
TOWN OF CHICOG - WASHBURN
TOWN OF EVERGREEN - WASHBURN
TOWN OF MADGE - WASHBURN
TOWN OF MINONG - WASHBURN
TOWN OF SARONA - WASHBURN
TOWN OF TREGO - WASHBURN
TOWN OF FREMONT - WAUPACA
TOWN OF HARRISON - WAUPACA
VILLAGE OF BIG FALLS - WAUPACA
VILLAGE OF OGDENSBURG - WAUPACA
TOWN OF PLAINFIELD - WAUSHARA
TOWN OF NEKIMI - WINNEBAGO
TOWN OF OMRO - WINNEBAGO

16. Fax or email technical code questions;
- Commercial buildings, Comm 61-65
608-283-7402, bldgtech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Fire protection systems
608-283-7405, fireprotech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Plumbing, cross connection
608-283-7403, plbgtech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Private onsite wastewater treatment
608-283-7404, powtstech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Public swimming pools
608-283-7406, pooltech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Building and plumbing products
608-283-7407, productech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Licenses, certifications, registrations
608-283-7400, madisoncred@commerce.state.wi.us
- Manufactured/mobile homes
608-283-7401, manf-homes@commerce.state.wi.us
- One- and Two-family Dwelling Code
no fax, udctech@commerce.state.wi.us 17. You will find the 2003 S&B credential exam schedule on the Internet: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialExams2003.html 18. Delegated Agents: Some municipalities in Wisconsin have authority to do building plan review, inspections, and otherwise carry out code-related functions as delegates of the Department of Commerce. For information and a list of current delegated municipalities, see the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CommercialBuildings CertifiedMunicipalities.html. 19. Pages for individual S&B programs on the WebSite:
http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivProgramsListed.html 20. You may check the status of a credential on the S&B WebSite,
http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialStatusCheck.html.
Note that a credential that was renewed late does not show up in the search. A computer program needs to be revised to accommodate late renewals. 21. Safety and Buildings-related codes are on the Internet, www.commerce. state.wi.us/SB/SB-CodesListing2003.html. Not all codes are available electronically. Paper copies may be purchased from Document Sales, 800-362-7253, for credit card purchases, or 608-266-3358. 22. Q&A about the Wisconsin Commercial Buildings Code is on the S&B WebSite: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CommercialBuildingsCodeAdoptionQuestions.html 23. Plumbing information database on the Internet
http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PlumbingDatabaseReport.html 24. Contact information for plan review
To schedule an appointment (commercial/multifamily buildings or plumbing):
S&B WebSite: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivScheduling.html
FAX: 24 hr. toll-free number for appointment scheduling, 877-840-9172
E-mail: planschedule@commerce.state.wi.us For plan review application forms:
On the S&B WebSite (choose "Forms" on left of screen): http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivForms.html
Call any of the offices. Info about next available review appointment:
 http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB- DivDailyDoc.html Info about status of plan review:
 http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivReviewStatusSearch.html

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