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Old 10/18/06, 5:52 PM
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Can anyone supply the code reference for the correct distance an exterior hose pipe should be from an outlet? I'm seeing new construction with them about 2 feet apart. One city inspector passed it the other says he would not.
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Redundancy:

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Can anyone supply the code reference for the correct distance an exterior hose pipe should be from an outlet? I'm seeing new construction with them about 2 feet apart. One city inspector passed it the other says he would not.
There is no provision for this. There is no separation requirement.



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