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National Standard Plumbing Code

Committee__________________________________________________________

2013 PROPOSED

CHANGESNational Standard

Plumbing Code (NSPC)Proposed Code Changes

_____________________________________July 25 2013Tropicana Casino and ResortBrighton and the BoardwalkAtlantic City New Jersey

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180 S. Washing ton St. Falls Church , VA 22046

1-800-533-7694, Fax: 703-237-7442, e-mail: [email protected], URL: ht tp: //www.phccweb.org/nspc


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180 S. Washing ton St. Falls Church, VA 22046

1-800-533-7694, Fax: 703-237-7442, e-mail: [email protected] , URL: h ttp ://www.phccw eb.org/nspc

The National Standard Plumbing Code Committee will conduct a Public Hearing on

Proposed Changes to the Code. This Hearing will be held July 25, 2013 at the Tropicana

Casino and Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The public is invited to attend and

comment will be allowed on the Proposed Changes. Adopted changes shall be published

in the 2013 Supplement to the 2012 National Standard Plumbing Code.

A continental breakfast will be served in the Mambo Room prior to the 8:00 A.M. start of

the Public Hearing. A lunch break will be called at noon, attendees shall be responsible for

their own lunch expenses. The meeting will reconvene at 1:00 P.M. or as directed by the

Chairman. An afternoon break will be provided with the meeting scheduled to conclude at

5:00 P.M.

Hotel accommodations are available through the Tropicana Casino and Resort, mention

the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling ContractorsNational Association meeting for group

rate availability. The hotel may be contacted by calling 800-247-8767.

The Proposed Changes are available to download from the PHCCNational

Association website, phccweb.org, for review. Hard copy of the Proposed Changesbook shall be available at the Hearing location.

For questions or further information, contact Charles White, Code Secretariat, at 800-

533-7694 or by e-mail, [email protected].


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HOTEL INFORMATION

A block of rooms has been secured at the Tropicana Casino and Resort, Brighton and the Boardwalk,

Atlantic City, New Jersey. Rooms are available for $85.00 per night plus 14% tax and $100 resort fee.

Check in is 4:00 P.M., parking is $10.00 per day or $15.00 Valet. Please contact the hotel to make your

reservation, you must mention the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling ContractorsNational Association

meeting to receive this rate. Cutoff date for reservations is July 8, 2013. Guaranteed rooms will be

held until 10:00 P.M. on the night of arrival. Rooms must be cancelled 48 hours in advance to avoid

one nights charge.

Contact the Tropicana Casino and Resort at 800-247-8767 to make your reservations.

DIRECTIONS

From New York

Take the New Jersey Turnpike to the Garden State Parkway (Exit 11). Proceed south on the Parkway

to Exit 38 (Atlantic City Expressway). Take the Atlantic City Expressway east. At the base of the

Atlantic City Expressway, take Exit 2 and follow signs to Tropicana Casino and Resort, Home of The

Quarter. Continue straight onto Albany Avenue. Turn left onto Atlantic Avenue. Turn right at S.

Brighton Avenue.

From Philadelphia

Cross the Benjamin Franklin Bridge or Walt Whitman Bridge and follow the North-South Freeway

(Route 42) to the Atlantic City Expressway. Take Atlantic City Expressway east. At the base of the

Atlantic City Expressway, take Exit 2 and follow signs to Tropicana Casino and Resort, Home of The

Quarter. Continue straight onto Albany Avenue. Turn left onto Atlantic Avenue. Turn right at S.

Brighton Avenue.

From Baltimore/Washington D.C.Take I-95 North across the Delaware Memorial Bridge and follow Route 40 east to the Atlantic City

Expressway. Take the Atlantic City Expressway east. At the base of the Atlantic City Expressway,

take Exit 2 and follow signs to Tropicana Casino and Resort, Home of The Quarter. Continue straight

onto Albany Avenue. Turn left onto Atlantic Avenue. Turn right at S. Brighton Avenue.


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1-800-533-7694, Fax: 703-237-7442, e-mail: [email protected] , URL: h ttp ://www.phccw eb.org/nspc

J. Richard Wagner, PE, ChairmanThe Poole & Kent Corporation4530 Hollins Ferry RdBaltimore, MD 21227-4670Phone: (410) 247-2200Fax: (410) [email protected]

Charlie Chalk

Maryland PHCC10176 Baltimore National Pike, #205Ellicott City, MD 21042Phone: (410) 461-5977Fax: (410) [email protected]

William ChamberlinChamberlin Plbg. & Htg CompanyP.O. Box 3901274 Route 130 SouthWindsor, NJ 08561Phone: (609) 448-1848Fax: (609) 448-8683

[email protected]

Leon LaFreniereCity of Manchester, Dept. ofBuildingsOne City PlazaManchester, NH 03101Phone: (603) 624-6475Fax: (603) [email protected]

Frank R. Maddalon

F. R. Maddalon Plumbing & Heating1550 Sylvan AveHamilton, NJ 08610-4461Phone: (609) 587-8317Fax: (609) [email protected]

Michael MaloneyPlumbers & Pipefitters Local #92 Iron Ore RdManalapan, NJ 07726-8086Phone: (732) 792-0999Fax: (732) [email protected]

Thomas C. PitcherelloNJ Department of Community AffairsCodes Assistance Unit101 S. Broad Street, PO Box 802Trenton, NJ 08625-0802Phone: (609) 984-7609Fax: (609) [email protected]

Luis A. Rodriguez, CPD, LEED APKSi Professional Engineers149 Yellowbrook RoadP.O. Box 628Farmingdale, NJ 07727Phone: (732) 938.2666 Ext.109Fax: (732) 938.2521

www.ksi-pe.com

Ronald W. StieglerSchaefer Mechanical Services, Inc.620 Old Westminster PikeWestminster, MD 21157Phone: (410) 876-6825Fax: (410) [email protected]

Alex TucciaroneOld Bridge Plumbing Inspector

58 Lear CtEast Brunswick, NJ 08816-1853Phone: (732) 721-5600 2420Fax: (732) [email protected]

Jerry Van Pelt, CIPEGVP Consulting, LLC9087 Central AvenueSebastian, FL 32976Phone: (772) 664-6975Fax: (772) [email protected]

James GalvinPlumbing Manufacturers Institute5660 Country Lakes Dr.

Sarasota, FL 34243

Phone: 941-993-9520

[email protected]

Frank R. MaddalonExecutive Committee LiaisonF. R. Maddalon Plumbing & Heating1550 Sylvan AveHamilton, NJ 08610-4461Phone: (609) 587-8317Fax: (609) 587-9848

[email protected]

Charles R. WhiteSecretariat & Staff LiaisonPlumbing-Heating-CoolingContractorsNational Association180 S. Washington St.,Falls Church, VA 22046Phone: (703) 237-8100

(800) 533-7694Fax: (703) 237-7442e-mail: [email protected]:http://www.phccweb.org
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2012 Proposed Code Change FormDeadline March 31, 2014

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1) Proposed Code Changes gaining acceptance will appear in the 2015 NSPC.2) Proponent must submit, upon committee request, 20 copies of Supporting Data for review by the NSPC Committee.3) Proposed Code Changes must be submitted no later than March 31, 2014.

Contact Information:Person Submitting Change

2_____________________________________ Date

3_________________

Jurisdiction/Company/Mailing Address ______________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ________________________________________________________________________

Phone __________________ Fax __________________ E-mail ________________________________

IMPORTANT:Please review the attached instruction sheet regarding proposed code changes.

Check All That Apply: _____ Amend section with this editorial change

_____ Change subsection to read as follows _____ Delete subsection and substitute as follows

_____ Add new subsection to read as follows _____ Delete subsection without substitution

Code Section:___________________________

Basis/Reason for Change:

Vote: ___ Accept ___ Accept as Amended

___ Accept in Part ___ Accept in Principle ___ Accept in Part and Principle

___ Defeated ___Failed Lack of Second ___ Tabled ___ Withdrawn ___ Other

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Instructions

This form is to be used for proposing changes to the National Standard Plumbing Code. Please

photocopy this form as needed for multiple change proposals.

1. Fill in the blanks of the change form. If necessary use additional 8 x 11-inch sheet(s).2. All submittals must be typed. Please use a 12-point font size. NSPC assumes no responsibility for

unclear or illegible submittals.3. Submittals sent via fax will NOT be accepted.4. Changes may be submitted electronically in word processor format or via e-mail sent to

[email protected] to the cutoff date (see form).5. To submit proposed changes, please use a separate form for each section. If you are proposing a new

chapter or appendix, it should be submitted in its entirety, rather than each section separately.

6. If the proposed change conflicts with or changes other sections, please submit separate changes forall sections so affected.

7.

Your proposed change must be based on the latest edition and must also reflect the actions of themost recent changes to the NSPC.8. Please submit the code section or subsection to be revised in its entirety. Do not leave out unchanged

paragraphs. Strike through all wording to be deleted. Underscore all wording to be added.

Example:

THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENT IS SUBMITTED: NSPC Section 12.10.5

In a single dwelling unit, a in which the waste stack which receives the discharge of a kitchentype sink or a 3 DFU three fixture unit fixture may also serve as a wet vent for a laundry or a 3

DFU fixture connected to the stack at the floor below.

Failure to follow any of these instructions may result in your code change being ruled improperly

submitted. Please contact Chuck White, if you have any questions about these instructions, at (800) 813-

7061 or via e-mail at [email protected]. Please submit changes to:


180 South Washington Street

Falls Church, VA 22046-1148E-mail: [email protected]

Committee ActionsThe National Standard Plumbing Code Committee will consider proposed changes received on or by the

stated cutoff date. The Committee will act upon changes as follows: Accept as Submitted, Accept as

Amended, Defeat the proposed change, Table the proposed change, allow Withdrawal of the proposedchange, or take other appropriate action.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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THREE YEAR CYCLE

2013July 25 NSPC Public Hearing

Tropicana Casino & Resort,Atlantic City, New Jersey

October Publish Supplement to 2012 NSPC

2014March 31 Cutoff for Proposed Changes

2015 NSPC

June Committee Meeting

September Committee Meeting & Public Hearing

2015January Publish 2015 NSPC

December Cutoff for Proposed Changes2016 Supplement to NSPC

2016March Committee Meeting

July Committee Meeting & Public Hearing

September Publish Supplement to 2015 NSPC

2017March Cutoff for Proposed Changes

2018 NSPC



2018January Publish 2018 NSPC

December Cutoff for Proposed Changes2019 Supplement to NSPC

2019March Committee Meeting

July Committee Meeting & Public Hearing

September Publish Supplement to 2018 NSPC

2020March Cutoff for Proposed Changes

2021 NSPC




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2 3.4.2013 Matrix

13-17 2.3.3 Back Outlet Fixtures NSPC Committee

13-18 2.12 Pipe Sleeves NSPC Committee

13-19 2.12 Pipe Sleeves Charles Johnston

13-20 2.16.a.2 Building Drains NSPC Committee

13-21 2.20 Requirements for Washrooms,

Toilet Rooms, and Bathrooms

NSPC Committee

13-22 2.23 Charles Chalk

13-23 2.25.5 Sanitary Floor Sinks NSPC Committee

13-24 3.3.3 Fixtures NSPC Committee

13-25 3.4.6 Lead Free Plumbing NSPC Committee

13-26 3.7.5 Plastic Storm Drain Piping NSPC Committee

13-27 Table 3.1.3 Part I NSPC Committee

13-28 Table 3.1.3 Part I David Jaffe

13-29 Table 3.1.3 Part I David Jaffe

13-30 Table 3.1.3 Part II NSPC Committee

13-31 Table 3.1.3 Part II Steve Silber ASSE

13-32 Table 3.1.3 Part III NSPC Committee

13-33 Table 3.1.3 Part III Item 69 NSPC Committee

13-34 Table 3.1.3 Part III Item 76 NSPC Committee

13-35 Table 3.1.3 Part III David Ash

13-36 Table 3.1.3 Part IV NSPC Committee

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13-40 Table 3.1.3 Part IV ASTM F1476 NSPC Committee

13-41 Table 3.1.3 Part IV ASMEB16.51 NSPC Committee

13-42 Table 3.1.3 Part V NSPC Committee

13-43 Table 3.1.3 Part V Item 19 NSPC Committee

13-44 Table 3.1.3 Part V ASME A112.19.9M NSPC Committee

13-45 Table 3.1.3 Part V Item 24 Steve Silber ASSE

13-46 Table 3.1.3 Part VI NSPC Committee

13-47 Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 9 NSPC Committee

13-48 Table 3.1.3 Part VII NSPC Committee

13-49 Table 3.1.3 Part VII Steve Silber ASSE

13-50 Table 3.1.3 Part VII Item 20 Sean Mathews

13-51 Table 3.1.3 Part VIII NSPC Committee

13-52 Table 3.1.3 Part VIII ASME A112.4.14 NSPC Committee

13-53 Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 11 NSPC Committee

13-54 Table 3.1.3 Part IX Backflow Devices NSPC Committee

13-55 Table 3.1.3 Part IX Backflow Update NSPC Committee

13-56 Table 3.1.3 Part IX ASSE 1004 Steve Silber ASSE

13-57 Table 3.1.3 Part X NSPC Committee

13-58 Table 3.1.3 Part X Steve Silber ASSE

13-59 Table 3.1.3 Part X Home Laundry

Equipment

Steve Silber ASSE

13-60 Table 3.1.3 Part XI NSPC Committee

13-61 Table 3.1.3 Part XI ASSE Standards NSPC Committee

13-62 Table 3.1.3 Part XI NFPA 99 NSPC Committee


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13-176 10.15.6 j Ronald Veiss

13-177 10.15.6 j Anthony Menafro

13-178 Withdrawn

13-179 10.15.6 Mixed Water Update NSPC Committee

13-180 10.15.9 Drip Pans NSPC Committee

13-181 10.15.9.3 Drip Pan Drainage NSPC Committee

13-182 10.16.6 Relief Valve Piping NSPC Committee

13-183 Withdrawn NSPC Committee



13-186 Withdrawn

13-187 10.16.7 Water Heater Vacuum Relief NSPC Committee

13-188 10.18 Drinking Water Treatment Units NSPC Committee

13-189 Table 10.19 Residential Water Softeners NSPC Committee

13-190 10.20.2 f Lead Free NSPC Committee

13-191 10.20.2 g & h NFPA 13 D Systems NSPC Committee

13-192 10.20.4 Michael Cudahy

13-193 10.20.4 b Flux NSPC Committee

13-194 10.20.4 d Lead Free NSPC Committee

13-195 10.20.8 ASSE 7010 NSPC Committee

13-195a Table 11.4.1 Shower Stall DFU's NSPC Committee

13-196 11.4.3 Diversity Factors NSPC Committee

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12.16.4 Size of Stack Vents and Vent Stacks

a. The minimum required size of stack vents and vent stacks shall be in accordance with Table 12.16

12.16.4. For the purpose of sizing, the length of a vent stack or stack vent shall be the developed length

from its lowest connection with the drainage system to its termination in the open air, including any vent

headers.

b. Vent stacks shall be sized based on the total drainage fixture unit load (DFU) at the base of the stack

that they serve. Connections of vents to the vent stack on floor levels above the base of the stack shallnot increase its size.

c. For the purpose of sizing, the length of a vent stack in Table 12.16.4 shall be the developed lengthfrom its connection to the base of the stack being vented to its termination in the open air, including any

vent headers.

12.16.5 Vent Headers

a. Vent headers or portions thereof shall be sized according to Table 12.16.

b. The number of fixture units (DFU) used to size vent headers shall be the sum of all fixture units(DFU) on all stacks served by each section of the header.

c.. The developed length of vent headers shall be the longest vent length from the vent connection at

the base of the most distant stack to the vent terminal in the open air.d. The soil and waste stack size used to size the vent headers shall be the equivalent size capable of

handling the fixture unit load (DFU) on the vent header; based on Table 11.5.1B.

12.16.6 Aggregate Size of Vent Terminals

a. Each building sewer shall be vented by one or more vents extending from the drainage system, orbranches thereof, to the open air above the roof.

b. Stack vents and vent stacks shall be sized according to Table 12.16.

c. b. The aggregate cross-sectional area of all vent terminals serving a sewer shall be not less than the

cross-sectional area of the minimum required size of the building drain that they serve, at the pointwhere it connects to the building sewer. (See Table 12.16.6 for the cross-sectional areas of pipes).

EXCEPTION: The aggregate cross-sectional area requirement shall be exclusive of any

requirements for larger vent terminals to prevent frost closure of the vent terminal under Section 12.5.d. c. One or more vent terminals having the aggregate cross-sectional area of a 3" vent terminal shall

be permitted to vent a 4" building drain if the drainage fixture unit load (DFU) and number of bathroom

groups served by the building drain does not exceed the maximum number allowed on a 3" building

drain, as permitted by Section 12.16.6.c 11.5.6.c.

12.16.7 Underground Vent Piping

The minimum size of vent piping installed underground shall be 1-1/2".


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1. To coordinate the requirements of Section 12.16 with the necessary changes to the scope of Table

12.16 (proposed Table 12.16.4).

2. Figure 12.16.1 - B in the NSPC Illustrated will have to be revised.




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2013 PROPOSED

CHANGES

National Standard

Plumbing Code (NSPC)

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2012 Proposed Code Change FormDeadline September 27, 2012

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Contact Information:Person Submitting Change 2______NSPC Committee_________________ Date 3___8-05-2012______Jurisdiction/Company/

Mailing Address _______________180 S. Washington Street, P.O. Box 6808 _____________________

City/State/Zip _________________Falls Church, VA 22046___________________________________

Phone _1-800-533-7694____ Fax _1-703-237-7442____ E-mail [email protected]_____________



__X__ Add new subsection to read as follows _____ Delete subsection without substitution

Code Section: 1.2 Definition of Terms

Chemical Dispensing System: Equipment that mixes potable water with chemicals to provide the user

with a chemical solution that is diluted to a fixed or adjustable amount and is ready for use.


To define chemical dispensing system. The backflow prevention requirements are in Section 10.5.13.a.




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2______NSPC Committee_________________ Date

3___3-24-2012______

Jurisdiction/Company/Mailing Address _______________180 S. Washington Street, P.O. Box 6808 _____________________




__X__ Change subsection to read as follows _____ Delete subsection and substitute as follows

__X__ Add new subsection to read as follows _____ Delete subsection without substitution

Code Section: 1.2 DEFINITION OF TERMS

Combination Plumbing Fixture: A fixture combining one sink and a laundry tray, or a two- or three-

compartment sink or laundry tray in one unit.

Laundry Tray: A deep and wide sink, typically installed near automatic clothes washers. Similar to a

laundry sink or laundry tub.


To make the text agree with Figure 1.2.19 in the NSPC Illustrated. To define "Laundry Tray".




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Code Section: 1.2 DEFINITION OF TERMS

Effective Opening: The minimum cross-sectional area at the point of water supply discharge, measured

or expressed in terms of (1) diameter of a circle, or (2) if the opening is not circular, the diameter of a

circle of equivalent cross-sectional area. See Figures 1.2.26 and 1.2.27.


Effective openings are not minimums.




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Code Section: Table 2.3.1

Footnote (2): Long radius fittings shall not be used to connect fixture trap arms to vertical drain and

vent piping. Exception: Long radius fittings are permitted to drain two lavatories into a common drain

with a common vent per Section 2.3.1.

Figure 2.3.1-A, Note 4: Long pattern radius fittings are not permitted to connect fixture trap arms to

vertical drain and vent piping because the vent opening at the end of the trap arm will be below the weirof the trap, causing the trap to self-siphon. Exception: Long radius fittings are permitted to drain two

lavatories into a common drain with a common vent per Section 2.3.1 to permit the common drain

piping to be cleared with a drain auger or snake. Self-siphonage is not an issue with the low drain flow

rate of lavatories.

Figure 2.3.1-D, Note 2: Long pattern radius fittings are not permitted to connect fixture trap arms to

vertical drain and vent piping because the vent opening at the end of the trap arm will be below the weir

of the trap, causing the trap to self-siphon. Exception: Long radius fittings are permitted to drain twolavatories into a common drain with a common vent per Section 2.3.1 to permit the common drain

piping to be cleared with a drain auger or snake. Self-siphonage is not an issue with the low drain flowrate of lavatories.


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Code Section: 2.3.3 Back-to-Back Fixtures

2.3.3 Back-to-Back Back-Outlet Fixtures


To clarify the title of Section 2.3.3.




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Code Section: 2.12 SLEEVES

2.12 PIPE SLEEVES


To clarify that the sleeves are required for pipe, not other devices.




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Code Section: 2.16 Freezing and Overheating

a.1 Water service piping shall be installed below recorded frost lines. Minimum earth cover above

the top of the pipe exterior piping shall be _____ inches.

a.2 Minimum earth cover above the top of exterior building drains and building sewers that connectto public sewer systems shall be _____ inches. Minimum earth cover above the top of exterior building

drains and building sewers that connect to individual sewage disposal systems shall be _____ inches.


To add exterior building drains to the requirements of Section 2.16 for the earth cover over drain

piping.




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Code Section: 2.20

WASHROOM & TOILET ROOM REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS FOR WASHROOMS, TOILET ROOMS & BATHROOMS


To add the requirements for light and ventilation to bathrooms.




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1) Proposed Code Changes gaining acceptance will appear in the 2013 Supplement to the NSPC.2) Proponent must submit 20 copies of Supporting Data for review by the NSPC Committee.3) Proposed Code Changes must be submitted no later than Thursday, September 27, 2012

Contact Information:Person Submitting Change 2___Charles L Chalk Jr_________ Date 3_________________

Jurisdiction/Company/Mailing Address _______1 Kinwall Place Apt 2C____________________

City/State/Zip __Baltimore, Maryland 21236_____________________________________________

Phone __410-665-1522____ Fax ___Same_________ E-mail [email protected]___________




___X__ Add new subsection to read as follows _____ Delete subsection without substitution

Code Section:_______2.23_________________

C. The installation or removal of any part of a potable water piping system as defined in section 1.2

Creating abandoned piping, valved capped or plugged shall be avoided.

Basis/Reason for Change:Piping with no flow is a concern with bacteria growth, harboring stagnant water, legionella

Bacteria growth, microbial growth and contaminants introduced through cross-connections.

This is to control contaminants of the entire potable water system




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Contact Information:Person Submitting Change 2______NSPC Committee_________________ Date 3__5-06-2012_______Jurisdiction/Company/







Code Sections: 2.25.2 & 2.25.5

2.25.2 Food Service Equipment and Fixtures

a. All food and/or drink service equipment, including sinks, dishwashers, ice machines, brewers,

and dispensers, shall be indirectly connected indirectly discharge to the drainage system through an airgap or air break in accordance with Chapter 9.

EXCEPTION: If a properly vented floor drain is installed adjacent to a food service fixture that isproperly trapped and vented, the food service fixture shall be permitted to connect directly to thedrainage system on the sewer side of the floor drain.

b. Where multi-compartment sinks are drained indirectly, each compartment shall dischargeseparately into a floor sink waste receptor that is capable of draining all of the compartments

simultaneously.

2.25.5 Sanitary Floor Sinks

a. Where sanitary floor sinks serve as waste receptors in food handling areas, they shall not be

located where subject to foot traffic or other loads on their grates, if provided.

b. Floor sinks in food handling areas Sanitary floor sinks shall be of the sanitary design with

smooth, corrosion-resistant surfaces that can be readily cleaned. They shall include a dome strainer overthe outlet opening to prevent clogging the drain or a sediment bucket to collect solids.


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To clarify the requirements for waste receptors in food handling areas and the requirements for sanitary

floor sinks in Sections 2.25.2 and 2.25.5.




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Contact Information:Person Submitting Change 2______NSPC Committee_________________ Date 3__3-24-2012_______

Jurisdiction/Company/







Code Section: 3.3.3 Fixtures

a. Plumbing fixtures shall be constructed from approved materials having smooth, non-absorbent

surfaces and, be free from defects, and except as permitted elsewhere in this Code, shall conform to the

standards cited listed in Table 3.1.3.

b. Refer to Chapter 7 for the requirements for specific plumbing fixtures.

b. c. Materials for special use fixtures not otherwise covered in this Code shall be constructed of

materials especially suited to the use for which the fixture is intended.


To add a Note from the Illustrated NSPC to the body of the Code.




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Code Section: 3.4.6 Limits on Lead Content and related Sections

1.2 Lead Content

a. Material used in potable water supply systems, including piping, faucets, and valves, shall be

"lead-free" as defined in the current Federal Law.

b. Drinking water system components shall comply with the lead leachate requirements of NSF 61.

Refer to Section 3.1.5 for components that are within the scope of NSF 61.

1.2 End-Use Device: A water supply device that dispenses potable water such as a faucet, drinking

fountain, kitchen hot water dispenser, bathtub and/or shower faucet, shower head, flush valve, hose bibb,or supply connection to an appliance.

1.2 Lead-Free: Lead-free means containing not more than a weighted average of 0.25% lead for thewetted surfaces of pipes, tubes, fittings for pipes and tubes, plumbing supply fittings, and fixtures.

"Lead-free" solder and flux contains no more than 0.2% lead.

1.2 Pipe or Tube Fitting: A piping component that connects sections of pipes or tubes, such as acoupling, elbow, reducer, tee, flange, union, or flexible connector.

1.2 Plumbing Supply Fitting: A piping component other than a pipe fitting or tube fitting thatperforms a required function in potable water supply piping such as a faucet, adapter, valve, strainer,

filter, temperature limiting or control device, pressure switch, thermometer well, expansion

compensator, or water hammer arrestor.


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1.2 Weighted Average Lead Content: The weighted average lead content of a "lead-free" pipe, pipe

fitting, plumbing fitting, or fixture shall be calculated by using the following formula: For each wettedcomponent, the percentage of lead in the component shall be multiplied by the ratio of the wetted

surface area of that component to the total wetted surface area of the entire product to arrive at the

weighted percentage of lead of the component. The weighted percentage of lead of each wettedcomponent shall be added together, and the sum of these weighted percentages shall constitute the

weighted average lead content of the product. The lead content of the material used to produce wetted

components shall be used to determine compliance with "lead-free". For lead content of materials that

are provided as a range, the maximum content of the range shall be used.

Table 3.1.3 - X. MISCELLANOUS:

21. Drinking Water System Components - Health Effects: NSF 61 - 2007 2011

22. Weighted Average Lead Content Evaluation Procedure to a 0.25% Lead Requirement

NSF 61-Annex G - 2009.

23. Drinking Water System Components - Lead Content

NSF 372 - 2010

3.1.5 Health Effects of Drinking Water Components

a. The health effects of drinking water components shall comply with NSF 61. Components withinthe scope of NSF 61 have surfaces in contact with potable water. Components include, but are not

limited to, plastic materials, plastic and metallic pipe, pipe-related products, protective materials, joining

and sealing materials, process media, treatment devices, transmission devices, distribution devices, and

end-point devices.

b. Refer to Section 3.4.6 for the limit on the lead content of pipes, tubes, pipe fittings, tube fittings,plumbing supply fittings, fixtures, and end-use devices that are intended to dispense potable water forhuman consumption by drinking or cooking.

3.3.6 Plumbing Supply Fittings Reserved

Plumbing supply fittings covered under the scope of NSF 61 shall comply with its requirements. Referto Section 3.1.5 for components that are within the scope of NSF 61.

3.4 POTABLE WATER PIPING

3.4.1 Plastic Piping

Plastic piping materials used for the conveyance of potable water shall comply with NSF 14 and be

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3.4.2 Water Service Piping

Water service pipe and pipe fittings piping to the point of entrance into the building through a

foundation wall or floor shall be of materials listed in Table 3.4 and shall be water pressure rated not less

than 160 psig at 73 deg F. See Table 3.4.2. Water service pipe and fittings shall comply with NSF61 Section 3.4.6 for the limits on lead content.

3.4.3 Water Distribution Piping

Water piping for the distribution of hot or cold water within buildings shall be of material listed in Table

3.4, and shall be water pressure rated for not less than 100 psi at 180 deg F and 160 psi at 73 deg F.

Plastic piping used in hot water distribution shall be installed in accordance with the requirements ofSection 10.15.8. Water distribution pipe and pipe fittings shall comply with NSF 61 Section 3.4.6 for

the limits on lead content.

NOTE: The working pressure rating of certain approved plastic piping materials varies depending onthe pipe size, material composition, wall thickness, and methods of joining. See Table 3.4.3.

3.4.4 Fittings

a. Fittings for water supply piping shall be compatible with the pipe material used.

b. Insert fittings for plastic tubing shall be the metallic or plastic type that comply with thestandards listed in Table 3.1.3.

3.4.5 Material Ratings and Installation

a. Piping used for domestic potable water shall be suitable for the maximum temperature, pressure,

and velocity that may be encountered, including temporary increases and surges.

b. Relief valve temperature and pressure relief settings shall not exceed the pipe, tubing tube or

fitting manufacturer's recommendations.

c. Pipe Piping and fittings shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's installation

instructions and the acceptable material standards, recognizing any limitations in use.

3.4.6 Limit Limits on Lead Content

a. Materials used in potable water supply systems, including piping, faucets and valves, shall be"lead-free" as defined by current Federal Law.

b. Drinking water system components shall comply with the lead leachate requirements of NSF 61.

Refer to Section 3.1.5 for components that are within the scope of NSF 61.

a. Pipes, tubes, fittings for pipes and tubes, plumbing supply fittings, fixtures, and end-use devices

that are intended to dispense potable water for human consumption by drinking and cooking shall be"lead-free", containing not more than a weighted average of 0.25% lead with respect to the wetted

surfaces, as defined in Section 1.2 of this Code.

b. Solder and flux for soldered joints in potable water piping shall be "lead-free", containing not

more than 0.2% lead. Flux for making soldered joints in "lead-free" piping shall be rated for the

temperatures necessary for making joints in "lead-free" piping.


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c. Potable water supply components that are within the scope of NSF 61 for drinking water systemcomponents and are required to be "lead-free" shall be certified to comply with NSF 61 and either its

Annex G or NSF 372.

d. Potable water supply components that are not within the scope of NSF 61 for drinking water

system components but are required to be "lead-free" shall be certified to comply with NSF 372.

e. Potable water supply components that are not required to be "lead-free" shall be rated for usewith potable water and shall not contain more than 4% lead by dry weight for plumbing supply fittings

and fixtures or more than 8% lead by dry weight for pipes, tubes, and fittings for pipes and tubes.

f. The following potable water end-use devices and water supply piping are considered to be

intended to convey water for human consumption through drinking or cooking and shall be "lead-free",

including their associated supply piping:

1. kitchen sink faucets

2. bar sink faucets

3. private bathroom sink faucets

4. drinking fountain faucets5. kitchen hot water dispensers

6. point-of-use water treatment devices7. the water supply to ice makers

8. the water supply to potable water heaters

9. recirculated hot water piping10. the water supply to misting systems for produce in food markets

11. the water supply to cooking equipment for food in commercial kitchens

12. the water supply to production equipment for processed food containing water

13. any other end-use devices and piping that convey water for human consumptionEXCEPTION: Tank-type water heaters shall not be required to be "lead-free" unless there is an

industry standard for "lead-free" tank-type water heaters and they are required to be "lead-free" by theAuthority Having Jurisdiction.

g. The following piping components shall be "lead-free" when associated with "lead-free" end-use

devices and piping that is required to be "lead-free:"

1. main service shutoff valves

2. water service backflow prevention devices3. water meters

4. pressure booster pumps

5. pressure reducing valves

6. strainers7. water filters

8. check valves

9. control valves10. vacuum breakers

11. water hammer arrestors

12. master hot water mixing valves13. in-line tempering valves

14. hot water recirculating pumps

15. branch piping shutoff valves


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16. balancing valves

17. fixture shutoff valves18. solenoid valves

19. tankless water heaters

20. any other piping components associated with end-use devices or piping that are required tobe "lead-free"

h. The following potable water end-use devices, water supplies, and components are not considered

to be intended to convey water for human consumption through drinking or cooking and are not requiredto be "lead-free", including their associated water supply piping, unless their associated piping also

serves end-use devices and water supplies that must be "lead-free".

1. bathtub faucets

2. shower valves, heads, and adapters

3. tank-type water heaters4. flush valves for water closets

5. flush valves for urinals

6. flush valves for bidets

7. shutoff valves for clothes washing machines

8. lavatory faucets in public toilet rooms9. laundry sink faucets

10. service sink faucets11. faucets for laboratory applications

12. hose bibbs

13. trap seal priming devices14. backflow prevention devices that supply non-potable applications

15. fire hose valves

16. water hammer arresters

17. the water supply to dish washers18. the water supply to whirlpools, spas, therapy pools, and swimming pools

19. the water supply to boilers and heating hot water generators20. the water supply to humidifiers21. the water supply to irrigation systems and other non-potable applications

22. the water supply to food production equipment that does not contact the food

23. any other end-use devices and water supplies that do not convey water for humanconsumption

EXCEPTION: Tank-type water heaters shall not be required to be "lead-free" unless there is an

industry standard for "lead-free" tank-type water heaters and they are required to be "lead-free" bySection 3.4.6, as dictated by the Authority Having Jurisdiction.

3.4.7 Shutoff Valves

a. All gate valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, globe valves, and other shutoff valves in water

service piping and water distribution piping shall comply with the requirements of NSF 61. that supply

potable water for human consumption by drinking or cooking shall be "lead-free" in accordance withSection 3.4.6.

b. Shutoff valves that must be "lead-free" and are within the scope of NSF 61 shall comply with therequirements of NSF 61 and either its Annex G or NSF 372.


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c. Shutoff valves that must be "lead-free" but are not within the scope of NSF 61 shall comply with

NSF 372.

d. Shutoff valves that are not required to be "lead-free" shall be rated for use with potable water and

shall not contain more than 4% lead by dry weight.

Section 4.2.4 Soldered

f. Flux for making soldered joints in "lead-free" piping shall be rated for the temperaturesnecessary for making joints in "lead-free" piping.

7.1 FIXTURE STANDARDS

7.1.1 General

Plumbing fixtures, plumbing fixture trim, and plumbing appliances shall comply with the standards

listed in Table 3.1.3. Plumbing supply fittings covered under the scope of NSF 61 shall comply with the

requirements of NSF 61.

7.1.2 Fixture Faucets and other End-Use Devices

a. Fixture faucets and other end-use devices that supply potable water for human consumption by

drinking or cooking shall be "lead-free" in accordance with Section 3.4.6.

b. Fixture faucets and other end-use devices that must be "lead-free" and are within the scope of

NSF 61 shall comply with the requirements of NSF 61 and either its Annex G or NSF 372.

c. Fixture faucets and other end-use devices that must be "lead-free" but are not within the scope ofNSF 61 shall comply with NSF 372.

d. Fixture faucets and other end-use devices that are not required to be "lead-free" shall be rated foruse with potable water and shall not contain more than 4% lead.

10.1 QUALITY OF WATER SUPPLY

a. Only potable water shall be supplied to plumbing fixtures used for drinking, bathing, culinaryuse, laundry use, cleaning, or the processing of food, medical, or pharmaceutical products.

10.20 NFPA 13D Multipurpose Residential Fire Sprinkler Systems

10.20.2 General

f. NFPA 13D multipurpose piping systems shall comply with the "lead-free" requirements of this

Code if the piping, including parallel looped branches, supplies one or more end-use devices or

equipment that are required to be "lead-free" by Section 3.4.6. The fire sprinklers in such piping shall be"lead-free".

EXCEPTIONS:

(1) Sprinkler-only branch supply piping to one or more individual sprinklers.


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(2) Sprinklers supplied by individual sprinkler-only branch piping.

(3) Plumbing-only branch supply piping to end-use devices or equipment that are not required tobe "lead-free".

10.20.4 Materials for Combined System Piping

d. Piping within combined piping systems that conveys water to outlets for human consumption

by drinking or cooking shall be "lead-free" in accordance with Section 3.4.6.


To incorporate the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act for "lead-free" plumbing into the

National Standard Plumbing Code.




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Code Section: 3.7 Storm Drain Piping

3.7.5 Plastic Piping

a. Pipe and fittings classified as standard dimension ratio that are underground outside of buildingsshall be SDR 35 or heavier (lower SDR number). Pipe and fittings within buildings shall be SDR 26 or

heavier (lower SDR number), except that SDR 35 fittings shall be permitted.

b. Pipe and fittings classified by pipe stiffness that are underground outside of buildings shall be PS-46 or heavier (higher PS number). Pipe and fittings within buildings shall be PS-100 minimum.


SDR 26 plastic piping for indoor sanitary drainage and vent piping is not permitted to have SDR 35

fittings.




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Contact Information:Person Submitting Change 2______NSPC Committee_________________ Date 3___9-04-2012______





Check All That Apply: _____ Amend section with this editorial change__X__ Change subsection to read as follows _____ Delete subsection and substitute as follows


Code Section: Table 3.1.3 - Part I

2 ASTM A888-2009 -2011

3 ASTM A377-2003 (2008e1) (2008)e1

3 AWWA C151/A21.51 - 2009

4 AWWA C110/A21.10 - 2008 2012

5 AWWA C104/A21.4 - 2008 w/erratum 2010

6 ASTM A53 - 2010 2012

8 ASME B16.4-2006 -2011

9 ASME B16.3-2006 -2011

13 AWWA C153/A21.53-2006 -2011


To update the standards listed in Table 3.1.3 - Part I.




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1) Proposed Code Changes gaining acceptance will appear in the 2013 Supplement to the NSPC.2) Proponent must submit, upon committee request, 20 copies of Supporting Data for review by the NSPC Committee.3) Proposed Code Changes must be submitted no later than January 31, 2013.


2____David Jaffe_________________ Date

3___1/17 /2013___

Jurisdiction/Company/Cast Iron Soil Pipe InstituteMailing Address _1064 Delaware Ave SE ______________

City/State/Zip _____Atlanta, GA Zip Code: 30316___________________

Phone ___404-622-0073____ Fax ___678-973-2845_____ E-mail _______________


Check All That Apply: __x___ Amend section with this editorial change



Code Section:_____Table 3.1.3 I #1 Hub & Spigot Cast Iron Soil Pipe &

Fittings:_____ASTM A74-2006____

ASTM A74-2012_____________


To update the National Standard Plumbing Code to reflect the most newest revision

ASTM A74-2012




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Contact Information:Person Submitting Change 2____David Jaffe___________ Date 3________1/17 /2013_________

Jurisdiction/Company/Cast

Mailing Address _ Iron Soil Pipe Institute 1064 Delaware Ave SE _________________

City/State/Zip _____Atlanta, GA 30316______________________________

Phone __404-622-0073____ Fax __678-973-2845_____ E-mail ______________________


Check All That Apply: __x_ Amend section with this editorial change



Code Section:_____Table 3.13 I #2 Hubless Cast Iron Soil Pipe & Fittings:____CISPI301-2005 and ASTM A888-2007a__________________

CISPI 301-2012

ASTM A888-2012

Basis/Reason for change

To update the National Standard Plumbing Code to reflect the most newest revision.




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Code Section: Table 3.1.3 - Part II

2 ASME B16.15-2006 -2011

3 ASME B16.24-2006 -2011

4 ASME B16.23-2002 (2006) -2011

5 ASME B16.18-2001 (2005) 2012

8 ASTM B302 - 2007 2012

11 ASME B16.29-2007 2012

12 ASME B16.22-2001 (2010) 2012

15 ASME B16.26-2006 -2011


To update the standards listed in Table 3.1.3 - Part II.




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1) Proposed Code Changes gaining acceptance will appear in the 2013 Supplement to the NSPC.2) Proponent must submit, upon committee request, 20 copies of Supporting Data for review by the NSPC Committee.3) Proposed Code Changes must be submitted no later than January 31, 2013


2__Steve Silber, International President representing ASSE Code

Committee___ Date3_1/29/2013______


Mailing Address __ASSE International, 901 Canterbury Road_______

City/State/Zip __Westlake, OH 44145_________________________________________

Phone _440-835-3040__ Fax _440-835-3488___ E-mail _____________________________


Check All That Apply: __X___ Amend section with this editorial change



Code Section:____Various editorial changes see below_______________________

1. Section 3.1.3 Change name of organization from American Society of Sanitary Engineers toASSE International.

2. Table 3.1.3 Part II Item 17 Change title from Push-Fit Fittings for Copper Water Tube to Push-Fit Fittings. Change standard designation from ASSE 1061-2006 to ASSE 1061-2011

3. Table 3.1.3 Part III Item 65 Change title from Push-Fit Fittings for Copper Water Tube toPush-Fit Fittings. Change standard designation from ASSE 1061-2006 to ASSE 1061-2011

4. Table 3.1.3 Part IV Item 29 Change title from Dielectric Pipe Unions to Dielectric Pipe Union.Change standard designation from ASSE 1079-2005 to ASSE 1079-2012

5. Table 3.1.3 Part IV Item 30 Change title from Performance Requirements for Removable andNon-Removable Push-Fit Fittings to Push-Fit Fittings. Change standard designation from ASSE

1061-2006 to ASSE 1061-2011

6. Table 3.1.3 Part V Item 1 Change title from Anti-Siphon Fill Valves (Ballcocks) for GravityWater Closet Flush Tanks to Anti-Siphon Fill Valves for Water Closet Tanks


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7. Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 2 Change Designation from ASSE 1016-2005 to ASSE 1016-

2011/ASME A112.1016-2011/CSA B125.16-11

8. Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 5 Change title from Flushometers (pressurized flushing devices) toPressurized Flushing Devices (Flushometers) for Plumbing Fixtures

9. Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 6 Change title from Laboratory Faucet Vacuum Breakers toLaboratory Faucet Backflow Preventers

10.Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 14 Change title from Temperature Actuated Flow Reduction (TAFR)Valves for Individual Fixture Fittings to Temperature Actuated, Flow Reduction (TAFR) Valves

for Individual Supply Fittings

11.Table 3.1.3 Part VII Item 5 Change title from Food Waste Disposal Units, Household toPlumbing Aspects of Residential Food Waste Disposer Units

12.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 2 Change title from Anti-Siphon Fill Valves (Ballcocks) for GravityWater Closet Flush Tanks to Anti-Siphon Fill Valves for Water Closet Tanks

13.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 7 Change title from Flushometers (pressurized flushing devices) toPressurized Flushing Devices (Flushometers) for Plumbing Fixtures

14.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 10 Change title from Water Pressure Reducing Valves to WaterPressure Reducing Valves for Domestic Water Distribution Systems

15.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 19 Change title from Wall Hydrants, Vacuum Breaker Type, FreezeResistant, Automatic Draining to Wall Hydrant with Backflow Protection and Freeze Resistance.Change standard designation from ASSE 1019-2004 to ASSE 1019-2011

16.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 20 Change title from Trap Seal Primer Devices Drainage andElectronic Types to Trap Seal Primer Devices Drainage Types and Electronic Design Types

17.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 21 Change title from Wall Hydrants, Dual Check Backflow Type,Freeze Resistant to Dual Check Backflow Preventer Wall Hydrants Freeze Resistant Type

18.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 22 Change title from Pressure Balancing In-Line Mixing Valves forIndividual Fixture Fittings to Individual Pressure Balancing In-Line Valves for IndividualFixture Fittings

19.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 2 Change title from Backflow Preventers with IntermediateAtmospheric Vent to Backflow Preventers with an Intermediate Atmospheric Vent

20.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 3 Change title from Detector Assembly, Double Check Type toDouble Check Detector Fire Protection Backflow Prevention Assemblies. Change standarddesignation from ASSE 1048-2009 to ASSE 1048-2011

21.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 4 Change title from Detector Assembly, Reduced Pressure Type toReduced Pressure Detector Fire Protection Backflow Prevention Assemblies. Change standarddesignation from ASSE 1047-2009 to ASSE 1047-2011


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22.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 5 Change title from Double Check Valve Assembly to Double Check

Backflow Prevention Assemblies and Double Check Fire Protection Backflow Prevention

Assemblies. Change standard designation from ASSE 1015-2009 to ASSE 1015-2011

23.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 6 Change title from Dual Check Valve Type Backflow Preventer toDual Check Backflow Preventers

24.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 8 Change title from Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Preventerto Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Preventers and Reduced Pressure Principle Fire

Protection Backflow Preventers. Change standard designation from ASSE 1013-2009 to ASSE1013-2011

25.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 9 Change title from Vacuum Breaker, Atmospheric (pipe-applied) toAtmospheric Type Vacuum Breakers

26.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 10 Change title from Vacuum Breakers, Hose Connection to HoseConnection Vacuum Breakers

27.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 11 Change title from Vacuum Breaker, Laboratory Faucet toLaboratory Faucet Backflow Preventers

28.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 12 Change title from Vacuum Breaker, Pressure to Pressure VacuumBreaker Assembly

29.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 14 Change title from Vacuum Breakers, Spill Resistant to SpillResistant Vacuum Breakers

30.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 19 Change title from Outdoor Enclosures for Backflow PreventionDevices to Outdoor Enclosures for Fluid Conveying Components

31.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 21 Change title from Backflow Preventors for (Carbonated) BeverageDispensing Equipment to Backflow Preventer for Beverage Dispensing Equipment

32.Table 3.1.3 Part XI Item 11 Change title from Field Test Procedures for Backflow PreventionDevices to Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers and change designation from ASSE 5010-2009 to ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI 5110-2009.

33.Table 3.1.3 Part XI Item 12 Change title from Professional Qualification Standard forBackflow Prevention Assembly Testers, Repairers, and Surveyors to Cross-Connection ControlProfessional Qualifications Standard. Change standard designation from ASSE Series 5000-

2009 to ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 5000-2009.

34.Table 3.1.3 Part XI Item 18 Change title from Professional Qualification Standard for MedicalGas Personnel to Professional Qualifications Standard for Medical Gas Systems Personnel.

Change standard designation from ASSE Series 6000-2006 to ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 6000-2012.

35.Section E.8.6 a. Change standard designation from ASSE 1050-2002 to ASSE 1050-2009


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36.Section E.8.6 b. Change standard designation from ASSE 1051-2002 to ASSE 1051-2009.Change title from Individual and Branch Type Air Admittance Valves for Plumbing Drainage

Systems to Individual and Branch Type Air Admittance Valves for Sanitary Drainage Systems


1. Table 3.1.3 Part II Item 17 Editorial change to correct standard title and designation of currentyear of edition.

2. Table 3.1.3 Part III Item 65 Editorial change to correct standard title and designation of currentyear of edition.

3. Table 3.1.3 Part IV Item 29 Editorial change to correct standard title and designation of currentyear of edition.

4. Table 3.1.3 Part IV Item 30 Editorial change to correct standard title and designation of currentyear of edition.

5. Table 3.1.3 Part V Item 1 Editorial change to correct standard title.6. Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 2 Editorial change to reflect harmonization of standard with ASME

and CSA and designation of current year of edition.

7. Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 5 Editorial change to correct standard title.8. Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 6 Editorial change to correct standard title.9. Table 3.1.3 Part VI Item 14 Editorial change to correct standard title.10.Table 3.1.3 Part VII Item 5 Editorial change to correct standard title.11.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 2 Editorial change to correct standard title.12.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 7 Editorial change to correct standard title.13.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 10 Editorial change to correct standard title.14.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 19 Editorial change to correct standard title and designation of

current year of edition.

15.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 20 Editorial change to correct standard title.16.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 21 Editorial change to correct standard title.17.Table 3.1.3 Part VIII Item 22 Editorial change to correct standard title.18.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 2 Editorial change to correct standard title.19.Table 3.1.3 Part IX Item 3 Editorial change to correct standard title and designation of current

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Code Section: Table 3.1.3 - Part III

4 ASTM D2661-2008 -2011

8 AWWA C900-2007 (2008)

9 ASTM D1785-2006 -2012

14 ASTM D2665-2009 -2012

16 ASTM D2949-2001a (2008)e1 -2010

17 ASTM D2729-2003 -2011

23 ASTM D2846-2009b -2009be1

24 ASTM F442-2009 -2012

25 ASTM F441-2009 -2012

26 ASTM F439-2009 -2011

29 ASTM D3035-2010 -2012e1

30 ASTM D2239-2003 -2012a

33 ASTM D2737-2003 -2012a34 ASTM D3261-2010a -2012

40 ASTM D3517-2006 -2011

41 ASTM D3754-2006 -2011

42 ASTM D3262-2006 -2011

45 ASTM C700-2009 -2011

46 ASTM C412-2005a -2011

47 ASTM C14-2007 -2011

48 ASTM C76-2010a -2012


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50 ASTM F877-2007 -2011a

51 ASTM F876-2010 -2010e1

52 ASTM F1807-2010e1 -2011ae1

53 ASTM F1960-2010 -2011e1

54 ASTM F1281-2007 -2011

57 CSA B137.9-2009 w/update 1

59 ASTM F714-2010 -2012a

63 ASTM F1335-2004 Reserved

64 ASTM F2080-2009 -2012

69 ASTM D3261-2010a -2012

71 ASTM F1055-1998 (2006) -2011

79 ASTM F2159-2010 -2011

83 ASTM F1760-2001 (2005) -(2011)

84 ASTM F1760-2001 (2005) -(2011)


To update the standards listed in Table 3.1.3 - Part III.

ASTM F1335-2004 Pressure-rated Composite Pipe and Fittings at Elevated Temperature Service,

Classes 1 and 2 was withdrawn by ASTM in 2011.




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Code Section: Table 3.1.3 - Part III Non-Metallic Pipe and Fittings

34 Butt Heat Fusion Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Pipe Fittings for Polyethylene Plastic Pipe and

Fittings (1/2" to 48") ASTM D3261-2010a

69 Reserved Butt Heat Fusion Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Fittings for PE Pipe and Tubing

(1/2" to 48") ASTM D3261-2010a


To delete the duplicate listing of a standard for PE plastic pipe fittings.




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Code Section: Table 3.1.3 - Part III. Non-Metallic Pipe and Fittings

76 Flexible Pre-Insulated Piping: (ASTM D2104, ASTM D2239, ASTM D3035, ASTM F714, ASTM

F876, ASTM F877, ASTM F1281, ASTM F1282) ASTM F2165-2002 (2008)


To add the piping that is within the scope of ASTM F2165.




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1) Proposed Code Changes gaining acceptance will appear in the 2013 Supplement to the NSPC.2) Proponent must submit 20 copies of Supporting Data for review by the NSPC Committee.3) Proposed Code Changes must be submitted no later than Thursday, September 27, 2012

Contact Information:Person Submitting Change 2_David W. Ash_________ Date 3_September 11, 2012_

Jurisdiction/Company/Mailing Address _9911 Brecksville Road ___________________

City/State/Zip _Cleveland, Ohio 44141___________

Phone _216-447-7239___ Fax __________________ [email protected]___


Check All That Apply: __X_ Amend section with this editorial change



Code Section:_Table 3.1.3, Part III__________________________Add the following to this table:

Chlorinated Poly(Vinyl Chloride) Aluminum Chlorinated Poly(Vinyl Chloride) (CPVC-AL-CPVC)

ASTM F2855-2012

Basis/Reason for Change:CPVC/AL/CPVC pipe has been developed that is suitable for use as potable water piping, both as waterservice pipe and water distribution pipe. This product has been used successfully on a limited basis

since 2007 based on an NSF standard 61 listing and a special engineered standard (SE) from NSF

International. An ASTM standard has now been issued. Including this product in the NSPC will

recognize another plumbing pipe option for installers.




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Code Section: Table 3.1.3 - Part IV

4 AWS A5.8-2004 -2011

6 AWWA C606-2006 -2011

7 ASTM C1173-2008 -2010e1

9 AWWA C111/A21.11 -2012

13 ASTM C443-2010 -2011

15 ASTM D3139-1998 (2005) (2011)

19 ASTM D2235-2004 (2011)

20 ASTM D2564-2004 (2009)e1 -2012

21 ASTM D3138-2004 (2011)

31 AWWA C606-2006 -2011


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2____David Jaffe___________ Date

3___1/17 /2013_____

Jurisdiction/Company/Cast Iron Soil Pipe InstituteMailing Address _1064 Delaware Ave SE________________

City/State/Zip _____Atlanta, GA 30316_________

Phone __404-622-0073_____ Fax _678-973-2845__ E-mail ________________


Check All That Apply: __x_ Amend section with this editorial change

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