2006 New York Code - Plans Required.

 
    §  27-173 Plans required. Except as provided in section 27-174 of this
  article, all applications for plumbing permits shall be  accompanied  by
  plans  which shall be complete and of sufficient clarity to indicate the
  nature and  extent  of  the  plumbing  work  to  be  performed  and  its
  compliance  with  provisions  of this code and other applicable laws and
  regulations. The plans may be submitted with  the  application  for  the
  permit or prior thereto, as provided in article nine of this subchapter.
  All  plans for plumbing work shall comply with the applicable provisions
  of section 27-157 of article eleven of this subchapter. In addition, the
  plans shall contain at least the following data and information:
    (a) Single line or diagrammatic plans showing  the  location,  layout,
  and  spacing  of all plumbing fixtures, the summation of plumbing loads,
  the size, location, and material for all building sewers and drains, and
  the soil, waste, vent, water, and gas distribution piping.
    (b) One floor plan for floors with typical layouts; and stack  details
  shown  on one drawing, provided that such details are clearly identified
  as to location and stack number.
    (c) A riser diagram showing:
    (1) Story heights.
    (2) All plumbing  fixtures  with  diagrammatic  arrangement  of  their
  connections to soil, waste, and vent piping.
    (3) All soil, waste, and vent stacks from the point of connection with
  the building drain to their termination above the roof.
    (4)  All  leader  and  storm water piping from the point of connection
  with the building drain to the roof drain.
    (5) All water and gas risers.
    (d) In the case of  plans  for  new  plumbing  systems,  the  relative
  elevation  of  the  lowest  fixture  referred  to  the datum provided in
  section 27-158 of article eleven of this subchapter and the  approximate
  inside  top  of the public sewers, and the number, size, and location of
  all proposed sewer connections and relative location  and  size  of  all
  water  mains, leaders, and risers; and the plans shall be accompanied by
  a statement from the department of environmental protection, giving  the
  minimum  water  pressure in the main serving the building. When required
  by the commissioner, such data shall also be included on plans  for  the
  alteration of existing plumbing systems.
    (e)  All  appurtenant equipment, including, but not limited to, pumps,
  ejectors, water tanks, and piping shall  be  indicated  clearly  on  the
  plans.