Draft chapter 90: Water Service System
§ 90.15 Interior Valve
The 2026 draft's § 90.15 beside the current code's § 90.14: removed words are struck through, added words underlined.
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Current code
§ 90.14 Interior Valve
There shall be installed a shut-off valve on every service pipe inside the building as close to the entrance of the pipe within the building as possible and so located that the water can be shut off conveniently. Where one service pipe supplies more than one customer within the building, there shall be separate valves for each such customer so that service may be shut off for one without interfering with service to the others.
2026 draft
§ 90.15 Interior Valve
There shall be installed a shut-off valve on every service pipe inside the building as close to the entrance of the pipe within the building as possible and so located that the water can be shut off conveniently. Where one service pipe supplies more than one customer within the building, there shall be separate valves for each such customer so that service may be shut off for one without interfering with service to the others.
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