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www.garyklinka.com Page 1 of 44 Plmb FYI Q & A Quiz Instructions Fee $55 1. Print these pages that include all reference materials starting on page 32. 2. Circle the correct answers and transfer the answers to the answer sheets (pages 29-31). 3. Page down to page 29-31 for the verification form, answer sheets and mailing instructions. 6 hour course for: 1. Master Plumber 2. Journeyman Plumber 3. Commercial Plumbing Inspector 4. UDC Plumbing Inspector Questions Amy-Gary Klinka 920-727-9200 or 920-740-4119 or 920-740-6723 [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Bed and Breakfast plumbing review requirements. Bed and breakfasts only require plumbing plan review when new construction is involved. An existing building converted to a bed and breakfast does not require plan review if it meets the statutory definition (254.61) of bed and breakfast. A new building is considered a hotel or motel even if it's licensed as a bed and breakfast. a. 382.21(1) b. 382.22(1) c. 382.23(1) d. 382.20(1) 2. Replacement grease interceptor plan review. All grease interceptor installations require plan review. a. 382.21(1) b. 382.22(1) c. 382.23(1) d. 382.20(1) 3. May a POWTS designer sign plans for an exterior grease interceptor? No, currently the state Department of Regulation and Licensing only permits the POWTS designer to design septic tanks for private sewage disposal systems, drain fields designed to serve such septic tanks and sewer service from the septic tank or sewer extensions from the mains to immediate inside or proposed inside foundation wall of the building. a. 382.21(1) b. 382.22(1) c. 382.23(1) d. 382.20(1) 4. Plan review requirements for multiple dwellings. See Table 382.20-2 which states "For the purposes of plan submittal, public buildings do not include zero-lot line row houses where each living unit is served by an individual water service and an individual building sewer." For clarification, these individual connections (water and sewer) are to the public sanitary sewer or public water main, or to a private interceptor main sewer and/or private water main. The building may be defined as a row house, apartment or condominium, but the individual plumbing system requirement must be met. For the interpretation of this section, the private interceptor main sewer and private water main extends to the most upstream building served. So all buildings are treated identically. Because of their individual connections each row house would be required to have one full sized drain and vent stack. a. 382.21(1) b. 382.22(1) c. 382.23(1) d. 382.20(1)
