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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

198B.480 Report of inspection -- Hearing on construction plans and specifications -

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- Findings and orders of department.
(1)Every inspector shall forward to the department a full report of each inspection
made of any passenger elevator or fixed guideway system, showing the exact
condition of the elevator or fixed guideway system, and the inspector shall leave a
copy of the report at the elevator or fixed guideway system on the day the inspection
is completed.
(2)If any passenger elevator or fixed guideway system requires certain changes or
repairs to make it reasonably safe to operate, recommendations shall be made by the
inspector upon his or her report and a copy of the report as approved by the
department shall be given to the owner or operator of the elevator or fixed guideway
system, and, unless appealed, upon compliance with the report and upon the
payment of the fees required by law, the department shall issue a certificate of
operation for a capacity not to exceed that named in the report of inspection. This
certificate shall be valid for one
(1)year after the date of inspection.
(3)If construction plans or an application of specifications is not approved, the
department shall state in writing the necessary changes to obtain approval and the
owner or operator shall be given a copy of the necessary changes, and, unless
appealed, upon compliance by the owner or operator, the department shall approve
the plans or specifications and issue a permit for construction.
(4)Any owner or operator, within twenty
(20)days from receipt of the copy of the
report or statement of changes in plans or specifications, may make written
application to the department upon forms to be furnished by the department for a
hearing on the report or the statement regarding changes in plans or specifications
as to whether the elevator or fixed guideway system in question is reasonably safe,
or whether the elevator or fixed guideway system, if constructed in accordance with
the plans and specifications, would be reasonably safe. The department shall
promptly consider the application and schedule a hearing to be conducted consistent
with the provisions of this section and KRS Chapter 13B.
(5)If it appears from the evidence presented at the hearing that the elevator or fixed
guideway system will be reasonably safe to operate without those changes or repairs
shown in the report or by making only a part or all of the changes, or if none or only
a part of all the changes in the plans or specifications are found necessary to make
the elevator reasonably safe, the department shall issue its final order accordingly. If
the final order requires changes or repairs to be made in the elevator or fixed
guideway system or changes in the plans or specifications of either, the department
shall, upon the payment of the required fees, issue a certificate of operation when
the order has been executed or issue its approval of the plans or specifications. If the
final order of the department has been affirmed or modified by appeal on the
grounds of reasonable safety considered by the department, then the department
shall, upon compliance with the final order and the payment of required fees, issue
the certificate of operation or issue its approval of the plans and specifications; but,
if the order of the department has been vacated, the certificate of operation, upon
the payment of fees or approval of plans and specifications, shall be issued immediately. No elevator or fixed guideway system shall be operated after being inspected without bearing a conspicuously posted certificate of operation, except pending a hearing on the issuance of the certificate.
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