N.M. Admin. Code § 14.9.6.9 - CHAPTER 1 ADMINISTRATION
A.
101.0 General.
(1)
101.1
Title. Delete this section of the USEC and substitute: This code shall
be known as the 2009 New Mexico solar energy code (NMSEC).
(2)
101.2 Scope. Delete this
section of the USEC and see
14.9.6.2 NMAC.
(3)
101.3 Purpose. Delete this
section of the USEC and substitute: The purpose of this code is to establish
minimum standards for all solar energy systems construction in New
Mexico.
(4)
101.4
Unconstitutional Delete this section of the USEC and see 14.5.1
NMAC.
(5)
101.5 Validity.
Delete this section of the USEC and see 14.5.1 NMAC.
B.
102.0
Applicability.
(1)
102.1
Conflicts between codes. Delete this section of the USEC and see 14.5.1
NMAC.
(2)
102.2 Existing
installation. Delete this section of the USEC.
(3)
102.3 Maintenance. Delete
this section of the USEC.
(4)
102.8 Appendices. All appendices in the USEC are specifically
adopted except delete sections D2.2 and D2.3 from appendix D.
C.
103.0 Duties and powers
of the authority having jurisdiction.
(1)
103.1 General.
(2)
103.2 Liability. Delete
this section of the USEC and see the Construction Industries Licensing Act
(CILA) Section 60-13.26.
(3)
103.3 Applications and permits. Delete this section of the USEC and see
14.5.2 NMAC.
(4)
103.4 Right
of entry. Delete this section of the USEC and see CILA section
60-13-42.
D.
104.0 Permits.
(1)
104.1 Permits required.
Delete this section of the USEC and see 14.5.2 NMAC.
(2)
104.2 Exempt work. Delete
this section of the USEC and see 14.5.2 NMAC.
(3)
104.3 Application for permit.
Delete this section of the USEC and see 14.5.2 NMAC.
(4)
104.4 Permit issuance.
Delete this section of the USEC and see 14.5.2 NMAC.
(5)
104.5 Fees. Delete this
section of the USEC and see 14.5.5 NMAC.
E.
105.0 Inspections and testing.
Delete this section and table 104.5 of the USEC and see 14.5.3 NMAC,
except for Subsection 103.5.6 reinspections, see 14.5.5
NMAC.
F.
106.0 Violations
and Penalties. Delete this section of the USEC and see 14.5.3
NMAC.
G.
107.0 Board of
appeals.
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