Mich. Admin. Code R. 125.1708 - Electrical maintenance
Rule 708.
(1) The
community shall keep every building or structure or part thereof and any part
of the community-owned electrical system in good repair.
(2) The community shall maintain yard lights
that are part of the community lighting system unless otherwise disclosed in
the community rules established by each community.
(3) Any part of the community electrical
system that may present a real or potential safety hazard shall be immediately
disconnected and repaired in compliance with
R 408.30801 et seq. of the Michigan
electrical code, or shall be condemned so as to protect against injury or loss
of life.
(4) The homeowner shall
ensure that the electrical supply line from the home to the pedestal is kept in
good repair and in a serviceable condition. The line shall be approved for home
use.
(5) Upon a determination of an
electrical problem, the community shall, if the electrical system is
community-owned, disconnect the home from the electrical pedestal on
individually metered home sites. If direct billing by the servicing utility
company is made, then the utility company shall disconnect the home's
electrical service.
(6) An
electrical supply line shall not be installed so as to lie on the surface of
the ground or permit the cord or line to hang over the home. For all homes
installed before July 17, 1985, the line shall not be suspended less than 7
feet from the ground above designated pedestrian walkways. For all homes
installed on or after July 17, 1985, if the distance between the electrical
pedestal and the home is 2 feet or more, then the line shall be placed
underground according to state codes.
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