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HEATiNC VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING CUIDE 1944 Table 4. State Codes, Standards or Laws Relating to the Heating, _________ Ventilating or Air Conditioning of Buildings State ALABAMA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FLORIDA GEORGIA IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA t None. Codes, Standards or Laws Where Material Can be Obtained Law 56-117. Laundry--hours of labor--ventilation--penalty; Law Secretary of State, State 65-218. Ventilation (with reference to mines). House, Phoenix. Installation of all boilers. Dept, of Labor, State Capitol, Little Rock. Reference to the ventilation laws may be found in the California Health and Safety Code under the following sections: Sec. 16800--Construction Requirements, Air Ducts. Sec. 16820-16835--Vent Shafte. Sec. 16900-16905--Gas Appliance Vents. Sec. 17080-17088--Garagee. Sec. 16233-16235,16270-16271--Rooms. Sec. 16300-16305--Stairways. Supervisor of Docu ments, 214 State Capitol, Sacramento. None. 8chool Buildinc Code (1941); Chapter 6--Structural and Mechanical, State Dept, of Edu D. Heating and Ventilation. cation. Div. of In struction, Hartford. Statutes: Section 2566 specifies the number of cubic feet of air for State Dept, of Health, children and adults in tenement and boarding houses. Hartford. Section 2585, amd. by 443f, specifies ventilation required for bathrooms and toilets in tenament houses. Sanitary Code: Regulations 280 and 281 concern ventilation to be provided for industrial processes. Regulation 127 concerns ventilation of all new water closet compartments. * Labor Laws (1941): VIII. Industrial Safety, A. General, Sec. 2355-- Lighting and sanitary condition of factories and round houses; IX. In dustrial Health and Sanitation, Legislation, Sec. 2355--l ighting and sanitary condition of factories and round booses. Dept, of Labor and Factory Inspection, Hartford. Minimum Standards for School Buildings and Sites (1931). State Board of Edu cation, Dover. Building Code (1941) Section 505--Mechanical Ventilation; Section 702. Article 702-04--Construction of Air Conditioning Ducts. Engineering Dept., Dept, of Inspection, Govt. District of Columbia. School Code Law; Laws Relating to Construction Hotels, Apartment Secy, of State, Houses, and Public Eating Places. -- -- Tallahassee. None. None. Laws Relating to Labor and Employment (1941) Health and Safety Act; Dept, of Iiabor, Occupational Diseases; Compressed Air Employment. Capitol Bldg., Springfield. - Illinois School Law, Section 15, paragraph 20 is amplified in April, 1940, Superintendent of Educational Press Bulletin with sections on Ventilating and Heating. Public Instruction, Springfield. Rules and Regulations of the State Board of Health Governing the Construction, Equipment and Maintenance of Sanitary Features of Public and Parochial School Buildings (1936). Rules and Regulations of the Administrative Building Council--Article VIII, Sections 19-8-1, 19-8-2 and 19-8-3 Pertaining to Ventilation of Rooms and Plumbing Fixtures. Division of Environ mental Sanitation, 8tate Board of Health, 1098 W.' Michigan Sk, Indianapolis. Code of Iowa, Chapter 323, Requirements for Sanitation and Ventila tion oTSingle Family and Multiple Dwellings. Code of Iowa, Chapter 73, Ventilation Requirements in Industrial Establishments Pertaining to Health and Safety. Dept, of Health, Div. Public Health Engr. and Industrial Hygiene. Des Moines. Department of Public Instruction Rules Relating to Heating and Venti lating of School Buildings. 832 CHAPTER 48. ABBREVIATIONS, SYMBOLS, STANDARDS Table 4. State Codes, Standards or Laws Relating to the Heating, Ventilating or Air Conditioning of Buildings--(Continued) State Codes, Standards or Laws Where Material Can be Obtained KANSAS Matter is left to judgment of safety engineer inspector. See Labor Laws Labor Department, 801 of Kansas (1942). G. S. 1935, 44-636. Harrison, Topeka. KENTUCKY Statutes of Kentucky: Section 217.280 provides for the proper venti lation of food establishments; Sections 352.020, 352.030, 352.040, 352.050, 352.080, 352.090, 352.120, 352.150, 352.190, 352.210, 352.320. 352.330, 352.340. 352.350, 352.360, 352.370, 352.380, 352.390 and 352.400; also, 352.570, 352.580. 352.S90, 352.600 and 352.610 provide for the proper ventilation of mines. Secy, of State, Frankfort LOUISIANA None. ' MAINE Regulations bearing on this subject in reference to the instillation of plumbing fixtures in closed rooms are outlined in Sections 101 and 102 of the State Plumbing Code. Division of Sanitary Engineering. Dept, of Health and Welfare, State House, Augusta. Rules and Regulations Relating to Sanitation of Factories and Mercan tile Establishments include Sections on Ventilation. MARYLAND Standard for Maryland School Buildings, Revised, 1941. State Dept of Edu cation, Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS Laws Relating to the Erection, Alteration, Inspection and Use of Build ings (Form A); Regulations Relative to the Inspection of Buildings. Which Are Subject to the Provisions of Chapter 143, General Laws (Form B-l). Dept of Public Safety, Divirion of Inspection, 1010 Commonwealth Ave., Boston. MICHIGAN Housing Law of Michigan (1939). Secretary of State, Capitol Bldg., Lansing. MINNESOTA Laws Relating to Sanitation, Ventilation and Toilets in Factories, etc. Also requirements in regard to garages, spray rooms and spray booths. Industrial Commission, State Office Bldg., St Paul. General Orders on Dusts, Fumes, Vapors and Gases. MISSISSIPPI None. MISSOURI State Labor and Industrial Inspection Laws (1941). Dept of Labor and In dustrial Inspection, State Office Bldg., 'Jefferson City. MONTANA Revised Codes of Montana (1935), Section 1175 refers to ventilation of Secretary of State, school buildings. Helena. NEBRASKA Safety Codes (1937) and Labor Laws (1943). Dept: of Labor. Lincoln. NEVADA Nevada Compiled Laws (1929), Sections 5894 and 5715 pertain to School Secretary of State, Buildings. Compiled Labor Laws (1937), Part 14, Section 4241 Venti Carson City. lation of Mines; Part 8, Sec. 2817 Ventilation Bunk Houses. NEW HAMPSHIRE Under the provisions of Chapter 215 of the Revised Laws, Safety and Health of Employees, recommendations are made in mills, factories, workshops, commercial and mercantile establishments for proper venti lation. Bureau of Labor, Concord. NEW JERSEY . Industrial Code Bulletin and Labor Laws. State Dept of Labor, Wallach Bldg., Trenton. NEW MEXICO Regulations Governing the Heating and Ventilation of Tourist Courts, Dept of Public Health, Tourist Camps, Hotels and Lodging Houses (1939). Santa Fe. NEW YORK Commissioner of Education is authorised to determine the requirements Commissioner of Edu for proper ventilation of school buildings. cation, Albany. Codes are enforced by the Department of Labor which contain sections on ventilation requirements pertaining to a number of industrial pro cesses, such as: No. 10 Foundry Code; No. 12 Dust, Fumes and Gases; No. 32 Auto mobile Spray; No. 33 Rock Drilling; No. 34 Stone Crushing; No. 35 Stone Cutting and Finishing; Noe. 9 and 16 Sanitary Code; No. 17 Mines mid Quarries; No. 25 Removal of Toxic Gases in Mines, Tunnels and Shafts; No. 37 Military Pyrotechnics. Secretary, Labor Dept., 80 Centre St., New York. NORTH CAROLINA Building Code (1936) Chapter 14, Heating and Mechanical Ventilation, North Carolina State Experiment Station Bulletin No. 10. College, Raleigh. 833