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Title: New Concepts In Residential Servicing
Author: Steven J. A. Szilard
Source: American Gas Association 1981
Year Published: 1981
Abstract: Over the past few years the rapidly escalating cost of housing and land has caused a number of changes to take place in housing design which create problems for utilities. Lot frontages have decreased in many areas, more twin or semi-detached houses are being built, and condominiums, townhouses and rowhouses are becoming increasingly popular. With these denser building styles, it becomes more difficult to find a place for utility lines and components. This paper addresses some old and new solutions to two aspects of this problem. The first is the utilities abihty to locate pressure regulators serving residential units where the number of windows, doors and vents are such that it is not safe to relieve gas from the regulators overpressure relief valves without a danger that the gas will enter the building (Figure 1).

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