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• Pg. 10 ARTICLE IV. PLUMBING CODE Section 5.05-22. Generally. The design and installation of plumbing systems and sewer work shall comply with the requirements of this chapter and the Statewide Building Code. Section 5.05-23. Basic Plumbing Code; local requirements. The following blanks left in the Basic Plumbing Code, a part of the Statewide Building Code, for insertion of local requirements, are hereby completed as follows: (a) The blank in section P-308.2 shall read "500 feet." (b) The blanks in section P-313.3 shall read "two feet" for water piping and "one foot" for sewer piping. Section 5.05-24. Registered plumbers. • Only a level two registered plumber or a Class "A" plumbing contractor shall be allowed to secure permits to make plumbing or sewer installations or alterations; provided, that each registered plumber actually engaged in performing plumbing or sewer work may have one or more level one helpers or apprentices directly under his or her supervision. Any plumbing contractor taking a job which has been started by another shall take out a new permit for such work and shall be responsible for the entire work. Section 5.05-25. Plumbing permits and fees. Fees for plumbing and sewer work permits issued pursuant to the Statewide Building Code shall be as follows: (a) On new work a fee of eight dollars for the basic permit plus three dollars for each fixture trap. (b) On replacement work a fee of eight dollars for the basic permit plus two dollara for each fixture trap. (c) Seven dollars for each sewer or water connection from the building plumbing system to the public sewer or water system. • Section 5.05-26. Annual permits and fees. Persons employing certified level one plumbers on a regular, full-time basis may, in lieu of proceeding under section 5.05-25, elect