Need help again. In a single family dwelling, the water supply (copper) enters in the crawlspace (height of crawlspace is about 3'), about 30 feet from the access hole. After it enters the crawlspace, it runs about 2', then has a shutoff valve, then continues to the various locations.
I contend that a lighting outlet is required, per Section 210-70(3).
Has anyone made this call? If not, what justification for not calling it?
What if, instead of a shutoff valve, there was a water meter installed in this location. Any different answers?
I understand about the bonding issues here, so that is no my worry. I worry that the homeowner may not be able to see where the valve is located, in an emergency. Is this a concern?
Thanks in advance for any relies.
Rick Miell
