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278 MOTOR WIRING AND MOTOR INSTALLATIONS: Motor Rating Fees 0 to 1/4 H. P. Portable No permit required 0 to 1 H. P. Not inclusive 00.50 1 to 5 H. P. inclusive 1.00 6 to 15 H. P. inclusive 2.50 16 to 25 H. P. inclusive 4.00 Motor wiring and equipment other than motor 00.50 per outlet at motor base, providing permits -for motor installations are not secured at the starting of construction. Over 25 H. P. 00.25 for every 5 H. P. or any fraction thereof, additional, provided that no fee shall be in excess of 010.00 for any individual motor instal la tion. When one or more motors are under the same roof a permit shall be required to cover each individual motor and the wiring thereof, on the basis of its name plate rating, unless one permit is secured to cover the complete motor installa- tion, listing each unit. GENERATORS: The same fee rate shall apply to generators as are herein provided for motors, based upon 1 K. W. being equal to 1 H. P. RANGES AND WATER HEATERS: Permit Fee for range wiring 01.25 Permit fee for water heater wiring 00.50 Permit fee for connection of electric range 00.75 Permit fee for connection of electric water heater 00.50 (The above permits shall be secured by the electrical contractor doing the work). ELECTRIC SIGNS AND MARgUEES: The number of light outlets shall govern the fee for electric signs and marquees. The fee charge shall follow the schedule as prescribed for open or concealed work to outlets as set forth in this subsection. RADIO ANTENNAS: Per permit MISCELLANEOUS UNITS AND APPLIANCES: 00.50 Appliances or apparatus not herein specified shall be paid for on the basis of the name plate rating in horse power. The rate shall be the same as for motors. This ordinance shall become effective and be in force from the date of its passage and all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflicttherewith are hereby repealed. Adopted by the Council November 3, 1941. Ayes: Mr. Gleason, Dr. Haden, Cdr. Huff, Mr. Nash and Mr. Peyton. Noes: None. — Clerk--- ?resident c!)", Cj AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 318 OF THE CITY CODE OF 1932 ENTITLED "GUNPOWDER AND OTHER EXPLOSIVES". 1 1 BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville that Section 318 of I the City Code of 1932 be amended and reenacted so as to read as follows: SEC. 318 Gunpowder and other explosives. Except as hereinafter provided no gunpowder, blasting powder, nitroglycerin or other high explosives shall be kept within the City limits. (a) No shall keep within the City more than teri pounds of gunpowder person or other explosive compound, except for purposes of sale. (b) Licensed retail dealers may, to supply their trade, keep any quantity of gunpowder or blasting powder not exceeding fifty pounds in all; provided such powder be kept in metal packages, with good, close -fitting and well -secured covers thereon. No such retail or wholesale dealer may keep in his store more than 40,000 loaded gun shells. (c) Wholesale dealers may, for the purpose of their trade, have in their possession elsewhere than in a magazine, between the hours of 7 A. M. and 5 P. M., any quantity not exceeding fifty pounds. But no dynamite or nitroglycerin in any of its forms shall be stored or kept for sale in any store within the corporate limits.