The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-24

Iot reietehce, except Hs hereinafter prOyid- ,T' ii uuluS the progress of the execution ul surh NorN 1t Is desued to deylate in any essential manner from the terms of the Np- pilrauon, drawings or specifications, notice Vi SueA intention to alter or deyiate shall be sNeA ln Wflung to the Inspector and hls WHJLen assent must be obtained before such a'teHtlon or deviation may be made. Al tef9tioHS in drawings and specifications NnIuu u9 not lhNoINe any change In tAg Sl4uCLuIal parts, nor Couuict with any of tue requirements of this ordinance, may be made Without the permission of the lnSpGC-
 Sec 12. In eases where discretionary power to estimate the damage to buildings ana thelr roofs iS gtvon the Inspector, aS HlSo m questions relating to the security or insecurity or buildings, or parts thereof and ih ail cases where discretionary powers are py thlS prdlpQnce given 10 tue Inspector, all appeal to arbitration shall be allowed to par [les believing themselves injured or wronged by the decisions of the Inspector us follows, to wit:
 The person wishing to make such appeal snail do so within torty-eight hours after written notice of the decision or order of the inspector has been given him. An appeal made later than forty eight hours after selv- Ing or the notice of the Inspector shall not en{ltle the appellant to arbitration.
 The request for arbitration shall be in Writing and shall state the name of the paIsoH who Is to represent the appellant in said arbitration. The Inspector shall there upon state to the appellant the probable
 
 shall within tWentyfour hours from the time for filing the original request for ar bltTatlQn deposit with the Inspector prop er bond, or sum of money, sufficient for the payment of costs of such arbitration.
 AS soon as such bond or sum of money snail have been deposited the Inspector shall appoint the arbitrator to represent the City, and the two arbitrators thus appointed shali select 2 third and these three arbitrators shall, after Investigating the matter in ques. ton, make q decision with regard to the same which shall be final and binding upon the appellant as well as upon the City.
 The arbitrators shall be themselves placed under oath to the effect that they will faith. fully discharge the duties of their position,
 They shall have power to call witnesses ana place them under oath, and their de ccision or award shall be rendered in writ ing, both to the Inspector and to the appel lant.
 The amount to be allowed to each arbitra- tor 4 is s not R to exceed $2oo per hour. The the City if the appeal is sustained by the appellant If it is not sustained.
 Sec l3 Persons desiring to introduce nized in this ordinance, or improvements in the use of materials and processes or ap, plianceS mentioned herein, shall also have the right to cause their demands to be re, ferred to courts of arbitration under the same terms as those hercinbefore provided
 Sec II. Any person, firm or corporation, NiolitilS any oI lle provisions or these or dinances shall forfeit and pay a penalty of not less than $25 nor more than $1OO for every such violation, except such fines as are otherwise herein provided for, and shall than $10 nor more than $1OO for each and every day such building or part of build ing shall remain within such limits after written notice from the Inspector of Build lngs that such structure Is unlawful.
 Sec, 15. The portion of the City included in the following boundaries shall be known as the Fire District, namely:
 Beginning at the intersection of West Wa ter street with the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, and thence follow ing the tracks of said railroad to Howard avenue, through the center of Howard ave nue to center of Columbus avenue, to l50 feet west of the center of Hallock street to Congress avenue. 150 feet west of the center of Asylum street, 150 feet west of center of Day street, 150 feet west of center of Garden street to Whalley avenue, through center of Whalley avenue to 150 feet west of center of Sperry street, to 150 feet north of Webster street to Winchester avenue, through center of Winchester avenue, Compton street, Mansfield street, Sachem street, Whitney avenue, Humphrey street, State street, James street, to the Quinni- piac river, to the center of drawbridge at Tomlinson's bridge, to the end of Long Wharf, thence by straight line to the place of beginning.
 See 16. Tn all cases where, by the nroyi- sions of this ordinance, notice is required to be given, such notice shall be served by posting written or printed copy thereof on the premises concerned, and either leaving q duplicate copy thereof at the usual place of abode of the party interested, if within the City, or by mailing such duplicate in q registered letter to the usual address of said party, If residing without the City, or pub fishing the said notice for three Successive days in the newspapers employed to do the City printing. Anys notice served upon the architect or other duly authorized agent ill Nfg il.lip l,.,i binding upon the owner thereof.
 Sec. II. Within the Fire District of said City. as they now are or may hereafter be established by the Common Council of said City, no frame or wooden building shall hereafter be built, except as in this title authorized.
 See. IS. The walls of all buildings, other than frame or wooden buildings, shall be hard incombustible material. and the sey., eral component parts of such buildings shall be as herein provided
 Sec 19 No wall, structure building. or part thereof shall hereafter be built or con structed within said City, except in con formity with the provisions of this title. No building already erected, or hereafter to be built, in said City, shall be raised alter ed or built upon, in any manner that would be in violation of any of the provisions of this title.
 See. 20 All excavations shall be properly guarded and protected by the person or per sons causing the excavation to be made, so as to prevent the same from becoming dan gerouS to life or limb, and shall be sheet piled where necessary to prevent the adjoin- ing earth from caying in. Whenever an eX- cayation of either earth or rock for build ing or other purposes shall be intended to be, or shall be, carried to the depth of more than ten feet below the street curb, the per son or persons causing such excavation to be made shall at all times, from the commence ment until the completion thereof, if atford- ed the necessary license to enter on the ad- Joining land, and not otherwise, at his or their own expense, preserve any adjoining or contiguous wall or walls from injury, and support the same by proper foundations so that the said wall or walls shall be and rC- main practically as safe as before such eX- adjoining or contiguous wall or walls are down more or less than ten feet below the street curb. If such excavation shall not be intended to be, or shall not be, carried to a depth of more than ten feet below the street curb, the owner or owners of such adjoining or contiguous wall or walls shall preserve the same from injury, and so support the same by proper foundations that 1t or they shall be and remain practically as safe as before such excavation was commenced, and shall be permitted to enter upon the prem ises where such excavation Is being made for that purpose. when necessary. In case an adjoining party wall is intended to be used by the person or persons causing the excavation to be made, and such party wall is in good condition and sufficient for the such case, the person or persons causing the excavations to be made shall, at his or their own expense, preserve such party wall from injury and support the same by proper foundations, So that said party wall shall be and remain practically as safe as before tlIe excavation was commenced, If the person or persons whose duty it shall be to pre- serve or protect any wall or walls from in