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Illinois Plumbing Code 2) C ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 1) Heading of the Part: Illinois Plumbing Code 2) Code Citation: 77 Ill. Adm. Code 890 3) Section Numbers: Proposed Action: 890. 110 Amend 890. 120 Amend 890. 130 Amend 890. 180 Amend 890. 190 Amend 890. 320 Amend 890. 330 Amend 890. 340 Amend 890. 410 Amend 890. 510 Amend 890. 520 Amend 890. 530 Amend 890. 630 Amend 890. 640 Amend 890. 650 Amend 890. 680 Amend 890. 690 Amend 890. 700 Amend 890. 720 Amend 890. 730 Amend 890. 740 Amend 890. 745 Amend 890. 750 Amend 890. 800 Amend 890. 810 Amend 890. 1010 Amend 890. 1110 Amend 890. 1120 Amend 890. 1130 Amend 890. 1140 Amend 890. 1150 Amend 890. 1170 Amend 890. 1180 Amend 890. 1190 Amend 890. 1210 Amend ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 890. 1220 Amend 890. 1230 Amend 890. 1310 Amend 890. 1320 Amend 890. 1330 Amend 890. 1340 Amend 890. 1360 Amend 890. 1370 Amend 890. 1380 Amend 890. 1420 Amend 890. 1430 Amend 890. 1440 Repeal 890. 1450 Amend 890. 1460 Repeal 890. 1470 Amend 890. 1480 Amend 890. 1490 Repeal 890. 1500 Amend 890. 1510 Repeal 890. 1520 Amend 890. 1560 Repeal 890. 1580 Amend 890. 1590 Amend 890. 1600 Amend 890. 1720 Amend 890. 1730 Amend 890. 1750 Amend 890. 2010 New 890. 2015 New 890. 2020 New 890. 2025 New 890. 2030 New 890. 2035 New 890. 2040 New 890. 2045 New 890. 2050 New 890. 2055 New 890. 2060 New 890. 2065 New 890. 2070 New ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 890. 2075 New 890. 2080 New 890. 2085 New 890. 2090 New 890. 2095 New 890. 2100 New 890. 2105 New 890. 2110 New 890. 2115 New 890. 2120 New 890. 2125 New 890. 2130 New 890. 2135 New 890. 2140 New 890. 2145 New 890. 2150 New 890. Appendix A Amend 890. Appendix A.Table A Amend 890. Appendix A.Table B Amend 890. Appendix A.Table D Amend 890. Appendix A.Table M Amend 890. Appendix A.Table N Amend 890. Appendix A.Table O Amend 890. Appendix A.Table R New 890. Appendix A.Table S New 890. Appendix A.Table T New 890. Appendix A.Table U New 890. Appendix A.Table V New 890. Appendix A.Table W New 890. Appendix A.Table X New 890. Appendix A.Table Y New 890. Appendix B.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix B.Illustration G Amend 890. Appendix B.Illustration H Amend 890. Appendix B.Illustration I Amend 890. Appendix B.Illustration Q Amend 890. Appendix B.Illustration X Repeal 890. Appendix B.Illustration Y Amend 890. Appendix B.Illustration Z Amend 890. Appendix B.Illustration BB New ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 890. Appendix B.Illustration CC New 890. Appendix C.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix D.Illustration A Amend 890. Appendix D.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix D.Illustration E Amend 890. Appendix D.Illustration F Amend 890. Appendix D.Illustration G Amend 890. Appendix D.Illustration H Amend 890. Appendix E.Illustration A Amend 890. Appendix E.Illustration B Amend 890. Appendix E.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix F.Illustration A Amend 890. Appendix F.Illustration B Amend 890. Appendix F.Illustration D Amend 890. Appendix F.Illustration E Amend 890. Appendix F.Illustration F Amend 890. Appendix G.Illustration B Amend 890. Appendix H.Illustration A Amend 890. Appendix H.Illustration B Amend 890. Appendix H.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix H.Illustration D Amend 890. Appendix H.Illustration E Amend 890. Appendix H.Illustration F Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration A Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration B Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration E Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration H Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration J Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration L Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration M Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration N Amend 890. Appendix I.Illustration O Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration A Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration E Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration F Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration G Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration H Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration I Amend ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 890. Appendix J.Illustration J Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration K Amend 890. Appendix J.Illustration L Repeal 890. Appendix K.Illustration A Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration B Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration C Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration D Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration E Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration F Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration G Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration H Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration I Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration J Repeal 890. Appendix K.Illustration K Repeal 890. Appendix K.Illustration L Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration M Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration N Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration O Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration P Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration Q Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration R Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration S Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration T Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration U Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration V Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration W Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration X Repeal 890. Appendix K.Illustration Y Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration Z Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration AA Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration BB Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration CC Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration DD Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration EE Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration FF Amend 890. Appendix K.Illustration GG Amend 890. Appendix L.Illustration A New 4) Statutory Authority: Illinois Plumbing License Law [225 ILCS 320/35] ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 5) A Complete Description of the Subjects and Issues Involved: Changes to these rules include amendments recommended by the Plumbing Code Advisory Council to the existing minimum code of standards for plumbing and the fixtures, materials, design, and installation methods of plumbing systems to reflect advances in those technologies and methods that use natural resources more effectively and protect public health. Modifications to format, style, and numbering are being made to increase uniformity between the Part and the required codification system established by the Secretary of State. Edits were introduced to clarify ambiguity and eliminate redundancy. Repealed Sections were relocated within the Part. New illustrations have been added for clarity. Repealed illustrations have been relocated or deleted because of duplication. The purpose of the new Subpart N is to provide a comprehensive set of technically sound provisions that encourage sustainable practices and work towards enhancing the design and construction of plumbing systems that result in a positive long-term environmental impact. The economic effect on this proposed rulemaking is unknown. Therefore, the Department requests any information that would assist in calculating this effect. The Department anticipates adoption of this rulemaking approximately six to nine months after publication of the Notice in the Illinois Register. 6) Published studies or reports, and sources of underlying data used to compose this rulemaking: IAPMO 2012 Uniform Solar Energy Code. IAPMO 2012 Green Plumbing and Mechanical Code Supplement. 7) Will this rulemaking replace any emergency rulemaking currently in effect? No 8) Does this rulemaking contain an automatic repeal date? No 9) Does this rulemaking contain incorporations by reference? Yes 10) Are there any other proposed rulemakings pending on this Part? No 11) Statement of Statewide Policy Objectives: Plumbing ordinances adopted by local governments must be no less restrictive in their applications than the proposed rules. 12) Time, Place and Manner in which interested persons may comment on this proposed rulemaking: ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS Interested persons should present their comments concerning this rulemaking within 45 days after the publication of this issue of the Illinois Register to: Susan Meister Division of Legal Services Illinois Department of Public Health 535 W. Jefferson St., 5th floor Springfield, Illinois 62761 217-782-2043 e-mail: [email protected] 13) Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis: A) Types of small businesses, small municipalities and not for profit corporations affected: Because the proposed rules deal with optional plumbing, small businesses, and not for profit corporations will not be affected. However, local governments with a plumbing ordinance must ensure their inspectors enforce the proposed standards. No economic impact is expected. B) Reporting, bookkeeping or other procedures required for compliance: None C) Types of professional skills necessary for compliance: Plumbing License 14) Regulatory Agenda on which this rulemaking was summarized: January 2013 The full text of the Proposed Amendments begins on the next page: ILLINOIS REGISTER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TITLE 77: PUBLIC HEALTH CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH SUBCHAPTER r: WATER AND SEWAGE PART 890 ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE SUBPART A: DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS REGULATIONS Section 890.110 Applicability General Regulations 890.120 Definitions 890.130 Incorporated and Referenced Materials Incorporation by Reference 890.140 Repairs and Alterations 890.150 Workmanship 890.160 Used Plumbing Material, Equipment, Fixtures 890.170 Sewer and/or Water Required 890.180 Sewer and Water Pipe Installation 890.190 Piping Measurements 890.200 Operation of Plumbing Equipment SUBPART B: PLUMBING MATERIALS Section
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