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(j) For the small appliance load in kitchens, laundry areas, pantries, dining areas and breakfast -rooms of dwelling occupancies, one or more branch circuits shall be provided for all receptacle out- lets (other than outlet for clock) in these rooms, and such circuits shall have no other outlets thereon. The conductors for such circuits shall be not smaller than 20 amp. capacity. The spacing and number of receptacles per- circuit shall comply with the table in Section 26(g). (k) Portable cords attached to music boxes, marble machines , floor or table lamps and other similarequipment, shall not exceed six feet in length when measured from the equipment to the outlet supplying its current. Cords shall not be nailed down, tacked, or held with strings or other supports, but shall be left free and clear. (1) All stairways and parts of buildings under demolition, erection or repair shall be adequately lighted while persons are engaged at work. (m) All electrical outlets used for portable. electrical tools shall be provided with three wire polarized plugs, and all portable electric tool cables shall be of the three -conductor type, and shall be grounded in accordance with the National Electrical Code. (n) All electrical switches, panels, wiring and'pther tempor- ary electrical equipment shall be maintained in a safe and serviceable condition by qualified electricians. Qualified electricians shall be required to patrol installations when considered necessary by the Electrical Inspector, for safety to life while in use by other trades. All disconnect switches controlling temporary light and power, except emergency lighting such as barricades and walkways shall, when considered necessary by the Electrical Inspector for safety to life and property, be locked in the "off" position where there is no qualified electrician on the job. (o) Separately metered conductors shall not be installed in 27 FEB 2.11964 k 11 f'A1t 33