Kauaʻi County — Chapter 13

KCC §13-1.1 Purpose of the Electrical Code

KCC §13-1.2 Official name of the county electrical code

KCC §13-1.3 Which electrical work this code covers and what it does not cover

KCC §13-1.4 Definitions for electrical work rules

KCC §13-2.1 Duties of the Administrative Authority

KCC §13-2.10 Electrical Work Violations, Fines, and Permit Investigation Fees

KCC §13-2.11 All Work to Be Inspected

KCC §13-2.12 Certificate of Inspection

KCC §13-2.13 Certificate of occupancy after final inspection

KCC §13-2.14 County workers are protected from personal lawsuits

KCC §13-2.15 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands

KCC §13-2.16 Appeals for electrical code decisions

KCC §13-2.17 Rules for temporary electrical power at construction sites

KCC §13-2.18 One electrical meter per home unless approved

KCC §13-2.2 Who can get an electrical permit

KCC §13-2.3 Electrical Permit Applications

KCC §13-2.4 Electrical permit fees and when they apply

KCC §13-2.5 Posting the electrical permit before work starts

KCC §13-2.6 Moving a Building or Structure

KCC §13-2.7 Electrical permits for factory built homes and trailers

KCC §13-2.8 What Happens When Electrical Work Is Unsafe

KCC §13-2.9 When officials can enter your property

KCC §13-3.1 Homeowner Electrical Repairs

KCC §13-4.1 Adopting the 2017 National Electrical Code

KCC §13-4.2 Amendments to the National Electrical Code

KCC §13-5.1 Electrical Work in Flood Zones

KCC §13-5.2 Definitions for flood and electrical safety rules

KCC §13-5.3 Rules for electrical work in flood zones

KCC §13-6.1 Energy efficiency rules for new buildings

KCC §13-6.2 Energy rules from the Building Code are part of the Electrical Code

KCC §13-6.3 Rules for installing solar energy systems