Nanaimo By-law 7108, s. 33(a) — 33 Service After Each Use The owner of a Private Hydrant is responsible to conduct or have conducted the following minimum inspection requirements after each use
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33 Service After Each Use The owner of a Private Hydrant is responsible to conduct or have conducted the following minimum inspection requirements after each use:
- examine the exterior for broken, cracked or missing parts;
- (b) check to ensure that the hydrant hose ports are the proper elevation and facing a direction for the most efficient use;
- (c) check to ensure that the hydrant is not obstructed by tall grass, shrubbery or other items;
- (d) check for worn, rusted or obstructed threads, which may hamper efficient use; and,
- (e) inspect hydrant barrels to determine if water has been accumulated as a result of leaking main valve, plugged or damaged drain valve.
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- 32(4)
- 33 Service After Each Use The owner of a Private Hydrant is responsible to conduct or have conducted the following minimum inspection requirements after each use
- 34 Semi-Annually Inspection The owner of a Private Hydrant is responsible to conduct or have conducted the following minimum inspection requirements semi-annually
- 34(a) 34 Semi-Annually Inspection The owner of a Private Hydrant is responsible to conduct or have conducted the following minimum inspection requirements semi-annually
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