The record-union., 1898-01-17
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rectly connected with any soil waste
pipe, drain or sewer, but made to dis
charge outside the house. No waste pipe
from refrigerator or other receptacle in
which provisions are stored or overflow
pipes from water tanks, shall be connected
with any drain, soil or waste pipe.
Section II. When either a new or old
building is placed upon a lot which has
an old sewer within the lines of any part
OF the foundation of such building, such
sewer must be replaced with cast iron
pipe run in accordance with this ordinance
and the rules and regulations of the Board
of Health.
Section IS. All cast iron pipes and fit
t1ngs used for soil, waste or vent pipes
must be coated Except galvanized pipe
both inside and outside. with coal-tar pitch
applied hot Vents smaller than three
inches inside diameter shall be of galvan-
lied wrought iron and the fittings must be
of the same material
Section 19. When lead waste pine is used
IT must 1ntersect at the same angles as
given by ''Ys" 1-16, 10, or Il bends All con-
be made with Barry. Raymond or brass
ferrules of the same size as lead pipe and
connected to the same by. wiped joint.
with oalSum and molten lead
Section 20. No brick sheet metal or
earthenware fiue shall be used as sewer
ventiator, nor shall any chimney fue be
used for such purpose.
Section 81 No double or single fitting
known to the trade as sanitary tee
branch" shall be used on horizontal pipe
and no sanitary tee branch" with two
inch side outlet shall be used unless side
outlet has an angle equal to that of a "a
~" branch. in which case it shall be
used only on vertical pipes.
Section 22. Rain water leaders, when in
side OF a building, must be of cast iron
properly secured, and calked with oakum
and molten lead. or of wrought galvan-
lied iron. secured as If they were to be-
used as soil or waste pipes.
Section %. Every water closet, urinal
sink, basin. bath or set of wash trays
must be Separately and effectively trap
ped The traps must be placed as near to
the fixtures as possible. In no case shall
the trap of one fixture connect with the
trap OF another.
Section "a All connections between lead
and brass or lead or brass traps or lead
or brass vents must be made with wiped
joints Ali connections between wrought
vents and lead must be made with brass
nipples.
Section Is. All air pipes shall run of un-
diminished size. separately or combined.
through the roof, for two feet above. and
left open: or, they may be connected with
the soil pipe at PORT not less than three
feet and six inches above the floor line. II
a continuation of the waste pipe. to ex-
feet above. the roof. No air OF. soil pipes
the top of the highest window of any
building situated within twenty feet
thereof. And all traps, to sinks. baths.
basins. urinals or wash trays that are
over sixteen inches from center of vent to
seal of trap, ana over two inches drop
Sha taken ss vented o ths crown 7ec Ia tbe
trap and connected with the main
vent by an inverted ''Y'' at least three feet
and six inches above the floor line. It
there are two or more fixtures on a line
of pipe, the special air pipes shall be COM
bined and the end of the vertical air
pipes shall connect with waste pipes below
the lowest fixture on such line with "Y''
branch.
Section g. Slop hoppers set upon wood
en- floor must be connected with waste pine
with a lead wiped on to a brass Barry OF.
RAYMOND ferrule and the same to be caik-
ed into the waste pipe. All slop hoppers
shall be provided with a suitable trap of
not less than two inches in diameter and
be vented Bell traps shall not be allowed
in any case No hoppers shall be allowed
in any building used as a residence.
Section e. Every washout water closet
must be back-vented from the trap vent
above the floor, even when ii is the high
est fixture. The back vent must not be
less than two inches inside diameter No
rubber vent couplings shall be allowed
Section %. All water closets within a
building must be supplied from separate
tanks or cisterns, the water of which shall
be used for no other purpose. A group
of water closets may be supplied from one
tank. Hopper. plug, or pan closets shall
not be allowed inside Of any building, and
when used in yards or on porches they
shall be supplied by valves of a bore not
less than one-half inch in the clear, and
shall be separately trapped and vented
trays shall be allowed on the premises Of
any building which Is used or to be used
as dwelling.