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§ 48. Inspectors; qualifications; notice. The local board of health or  an  official  or board designated by local law of such city, as the case  may be shall detail, designate or appoint an inspector or inspectors  of  plumbing,  subject,  however,  to  the provisions or limitations of law,  regulating the appointment of such inspectors by such board of health or  an official  or  board  designated  by  local  law  of  such  city.  All  inspectors  of  plumbing who are detailed, designated or appointed shall  be practical plumbers and shall not be engaged directly or indirectly in  the business of plumbing, during the period of their  appointment.  They  shall  be  citizens  and  actual residents of the city in which they are  appointed; except in the cities of  Cortland  and  Corning,  where  such  inspectors  shall  be  citizens  and  actual  residents of the county or  counties wherein the city is situated, or in  an  abutting  or  adjacent  county;  except in the city of Watertown, where such inspectors shall be  citizens and actual residents of the county wherein the city is situated  except in the  city  of  Middletown,  where  such  inspectors  shall  be  citizens  and  actual  residents  of  the  county  wherein  the  city is  situated, or within a twenty-five mile radius of the city of  Middletown  as  long  as  such  inspectors are citizens and actual residents of this  state; except in any city with a population  of  less  than  twenty-five  thousand,  where  such inspectors shall be citizens and actual residents  of the county or counties wherein the city is situated. Before  entering  upon the discharge of their duties as such inspectors they shall each be  required  to  obtain  a  certificate  of  competency from said examining  board. They shall be entitled to receive compensation to be fixed by the  officer, board, commission or department having power  to  fix  salaries  generally  or,  if  there be no officer, board, commission or department  thereof having such power, by the board of aldermen or common council.

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Statutes > New-york > Gct > Article-4 > 48

§ 48. Inspectors; qualifications; notice. The local board of health or  an  official  or board designated by local law of such city, as the case  may be shall detail, designate or appoint an inspector or inspectors  of  plumbing,  subject,  however,  to  the provisions or limitations of law,  regulating the appointment of such inspectors by such board of health or  an official  or  board  designated  by  local  law  of  such  city.  All  inspectors  of  plumbing who are detailed, designated or appointed shall  be practical plumbers and shall not be engaged directly or indirectly in  the business of plumbing, during the period of their  appointment.  They  shall  be  citizens  and  actual residents of the city in which they are  appointed; except in the cities of  Cortland  and  Corning,  where  such  inspectors  shall  be  citizens  and  actual  residents of the county or  counties wherein the city is situated, or in  an  abutting  or  adjacent  county;  except in the city of Watertown, where such inspectors shall be  citizens and actual residents of the county wherein the city is situated  except in the  city  of  Middletown,  where  such  inspectors  shall  be  citizens  and  actual  residents  of  the  county  wherein  the  city is  situated, or within a twenty-five mile radius of the city of  Middletown  as  long  as  such  inspectors are citizens and actual residents of this  state; except in any city with a population  of  less  than  twenty-five  thousand,  where  such inspectors shall be citizens and actual residents  of the county or counties wherein the city is situated. Before  entering  upon the discharge of their duties as such inspectors they shall each be  required  to  obtain  a  certificate  of  competency from said examining  board. They shall be entitled to receive compensation to be fixed by the  officer, board, commission or department having power  to  fix  salaries  generally  or,  if  there be no officer, board, commission or department  thereof having such power, by the board of aldermen or common council.

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Statutes > New-york > Gct > Article-4 > 48

§ 48. Inspectors; qualifications; notice. The local board of health or  an  official  or board designated by local law of such city, as the case  may be shall detail, designate or appoint an inspector or inspectors  of  plumbing,  subject,  however,  to  the provisions or limitations of law,  regulating the appointment of such inspectors by such board of health or  an official  or  board  designated  by  local  law  of  such  city.  All  inspectors  of  plumbing who are detailed, designated or appointed shall  be practical plumbers and shall not be engaged directly or indirectly in  the business of plumbing, during the period of their  appointment.  They  shall  be  citizens  and  actual residents of the city in which they are  appointed; except in the cities of  Cortland  and  Corning,  where  such  inspectors  shall  be  citizens  and  actual  residents of the county or  counties wherein the city is situated, or in  an  abutting  or  adjacent  county;  except in the city of Watertown, where such inspectors shall be  citizens and actual residents of the county wherein the city is situated  except in the  city  of  Middletown,  where  such  inspectors  shall  be  citizens  and  actual  residents  of  the  county  wherein  the  city is  situated, or within a twenty-five mile radius of the city of  Middletown  as  long  as  such  inspectors are citizens and actual residents of this  state; except in any city with a population  of  less  than  twenty-five  thousand,  where  such inspectors shall be citizens and actual residents  of the county or counties wherein the city is situated. Before  entering  upon the discharge of their duties as such inspectors they shall each be  required  to  obtain  a  certificate  of  competency from said examining  board. They shall be entitled to receive compensation to be fixed by the  officer, board, commission or department having power  to  fix  salaries  generally  or,  if  there be no officer, board, commission or department  thereof having such power, by the board of aldermen or common council.