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f;¡~¡:; -7- fixture cut off, shall be thermally insulated with a pipe insulation of one-inch thickness. For piping exposed to outside air, increase thickness by one-half inch. 602.2.1 Walls: The combined thermal transmittance value (Uo) of the exterior walls shall not exceed the value specified in Table No. 502.2.1 or 502.3.1. as appropriate for the building type. The UO of the wall shall be determined by selecting the U w value for the wall section from Appendix Table no. 602.2.1a, 602.2.1b, or 602.2.1c and modifying the U w by the use of Chart 602.2.1a or 602.2.1b based on the glazing area. The minimum "R" rating of insulation installed in exterior walls shall be "R-11". 602.2.2 Roof/ceilinq: The roof/ceiling assembly shall be selected from Appendix Table No. 602.2.2 for thermal transmittance value not exceeding the value specified for roof/ceiling in Table No. 502.2.1 or 502.3.1 as appropriate for the building type. The minimum "R" rating of insulation installed in open attics, knee walls and concealed areas of vaulted ceilings shall be "R-19". ~ 604.3 Pipe insulation: For recirculating systems, piping heat loss shall be limited to a maximum of 17.5 Btu/h per linear foot of pipe in accordance with Table No. 604.3, which is based on a design external temperature no lower than 65 degrees F. Other design temperatures must be calculated. Piping installed as part of the service water heating distribution system, from the outlet side of water heating units to within six inches of individual fixture cut off, shall be thermally insulated with a pipe insulation of one-inch thickness. For piping exposed to outside air, increase thickness by one-half inch. Sec. 5-5. Building Accessibi1.ity. (a) The city adopts a policy of facilitating local compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (the "ADA") through the building permit and inspection processes of the Building Inspection Division. (b) The Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities (the "ADAAG"), published by the United states Department of Justice, are adopted herein by reference. (c) The ADAAG shall apply to the new constructïon and alteration of public accommodations and commercial facilities. ! (d) Terms which are defined in the ADA or the ADAAG shall have those meanings when used in this Section. Subject to such definitions, the following terms are defined to explain the application of the ADAAG: (1) Public accommodation includes privately operated places of lodging, restaurants and bars, theaters, auditoriums, facilities used in the sale of goods or services, professional offices, health care facilities, public transportation facilities, museums, libraries, galleries, places of amusement, schools, social service centers, and places of exercise or recreation.