Getting street lights approved and inspected in a subdivision

(a) Before the installation of the street lighting systems within a subdivision, the plans and specifications pertaining thereto shall be approved by the director or the director’s authorized subordinate. (b) Plans submitted for final approval shall be prepared in ink on cloth tracings of good quality and shall bear the stamp or seal of a registered electrical engineer. (c) Two prints of the final approved plans, with the signature of the director or the director’s authorized subordinate affixed thereon, shall be submitted to the department for use in the inspection of the street lighting system during installation. (d) After such street lighting system has been installed, and before acceptance thereof by the city, the director or the director’s authorized subordinate shall inspect the same. If the installation is in conformity with the previously approved plans and specifications, and the installation is energized and continues in proper operating condition for a period not to exceed one week, the director shall approve the installation and issue a certificate to the subdivider indicating such inspection, test, and approval. The subdivider shall bear the cost of the test arrangements and electrical energy used therein. (e) Upon completion of the street lighting improvements in such subdivision as required by these regulations and certification thereof as provided by subsection (d), the subdivider shall file with the department cloth tracings of the street lighting construction plans as actually modified to meet construction requirements. )