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Re: Builder used perforated pipe for gutter downspout drain, is this
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> Where can I print out the applicable section of the Plumbing Code, 1504.3?
> After Googling it to death, seems this resource is a closely guarded secret
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> Perhaps our local library might have the Building Codes and Plumbing Codes
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> "Bob Morrison" <SpamFighter@junk.com> wrote in message
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Its not in the plumbing code. I dont even think its in the International
Residential Code that rain water is to be diverted through non
perforated pipe.
Your best bet is to contact the local building department and talk with
them about it. The best outcome is for the building inspector (if there
is one in your area) agrees with your concern and then goes to the
builder. You will likley see the problem corrected instantly.
Mark
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