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ORDDTANCE NO. Cf 01
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING r.i'OR ELEVATOH PER\![ rrs - FEES,
ArviENDING THE MOU1~'T .pROSPECT MUNIC IPAL BUILDING CODE
NOV/, THEHEFOHE, BE I'1' OHDAINED by the President and
Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect, Cook County,
Illinois:
Section 1. That the Mount Prospect Municipal Building
Code is hereby amended by changing paragraph 34 of Chapter III to
paragraph 42 of said Chapter III.
Section 2. That Chapter III of the Mount Prospect
Municipal Building Code is hereby amended by adding thereto the
following:
"34. Elevator Permits - Fees. It shall be unlawful to
construct, install or alter any elevator in any building without
first obtaining a permit from the Building Department to do same.
"35. The ap:plication for a permit shall s:pecify the
number and kind of equlpment which it is desired to lnstall, or
the nature of the alteration to be made and the location of the
building, structure Ol~ premises, and shall be accompanied by such
drawings and specifications as shall be necessary to inform the
Superintendent of Buildings of the same. If such drawings and
specifications show that the equipment is to be installed or
altered in conformity with the building provisions of this code,
the Superintendent of Buildings shall approve the same and shall
issue a permit to such applicant upon the payment by such appli-
cant of the permit fee hereinafter named. It shall be unlawful
for any owner, agent or contractor to permit or allow the install-
ation or alteration of any such equipment until a permit has been
obtained, and the permit flee paid.
"36. Fees for the issuance of a permit for the install-
ation or alteration of an elevator shall be payable to the Village
Finance Director when such permits are issued, and shall be
charged as follows:
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(1)
(2)
For each elevator servicing a
up to and including three (3)
For each elevator servicing a
over three (3) stories. · · .
building
stories .
building
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. ~tl;20. 00
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. $30.00
"37. Elevator Certificate Fees. Every elevator now or
hereafter in operation together with hoist-way equipment, shall be
inspected by the Building Superintendent twice each year, once
prior to January 1 and once prior to Ju11 1. In no case shall any
new equipment be placed in operation untl1 inspection of same has
been made. It shall be the duty of every owner, agent, lessee
and/or occupant of any building wherein such equipment is installed
and of the person in charge or in control of such equipment to per-
mit the making of an elevator inspection and all devices used in
connection therewith upon demand being made by the Building Super-
intendent within five days from the date such demand is made.
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"38. Whenever any elevator has been inspected and the
tests herein required shall have been made of all safety devices
with which such equipment is required to be equipped and the re-
sult of such inspection and tests show such equipment to be in
good condition, and that such safety devices are in good working
condition and in good repair, it shall be the duty of the Super-
intendent of Buildings, upon the payment of the inspection fee
required by this Code, to issue or cause to be issued a certifi-
cate setting forth the result of such inspection and tests and
containing the date of inspection, the weight which such equipment
will safely carry and a statement to the effect that the shaft
doors, hoistway and all equipment, including safety devices,
comply with all applicable provisions of this code. It shall be
the joint and several duty of the owner, agent, lessee or occu-
pant of the building in which such equipment is located and of
each person in charge or control of such equipment to frame the
certificate and place the s~ne in a conspicuous place in each
elevator. The words "safe condition" in this section shall mean
that it is safe for any load up to the approved weight named in
such certificate.
"39. Where the result of such inspection or tests
shall show that such elevator is in an unsafe condition or~bad
repair, or shall show that any of the safety devices which are
required by the provisions of this code have not been installed
or, if installed, are not in good working order or not in good
repair, such certificate shall not be issued until such elevator,
its hoistway and its equipment have been put in good working
order.
"40. Whenever any elevator inspector finds any eleva-
tor, its hoistway and equipment in unsafe condition, he shall
llrrmediately report the same to the elevator inspector in charge,
who shall report it to the Superintendent of Buildings, together
with a statement of all the facts relating to the condition of
such equipment. It shall be the duty of the superintendent of
Buildings, upon receiving from the elevator inspector in charge a
report of the unsafe condition of such equipment, to order the
operation of such equipment to be stopped and to remain inopera-
tive until it has been placed in a safe condition and it shall be
unlawful for any agent, owner, lessee or occupant of any building
wherein any such equipment is located to permit or allow the same
to be used after the receipt of written notice from the Superin-
tendent of Buildings that such equipment is in an unsafe condition,
until it has been restored to a safe and proper condition as re-
quired by the provisions of this code.
"41. The fee for semi-annual inspection of an elevator
shall be:
For each elevator servicing a building of
three floors or less. . · · · · . ·
For each elevator servicing a building of
more than three floors · · · · · ·
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$7.50
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12.50"
Section 3. That this ordinance shall be in full force
and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication
according to law.
passed this J 0 day of
APproved this ,~n day of
Attest"' ~e-,
_IC-L Lr.4... .~. U/1~'"Y'-' President
village Clerk a \1A Ilu
Published this ~ day of ~'
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