The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-13

For material not stated in the estimate
the application must be renewed.
Sec. 8. Permits for sidewalk sprink-
lers, private hydrants, irrigation, hose
connections, closets or bath tubs, will I
be granted only to parties paying for I
the use of the water on their premises
for other purposes to which it may be
applied.
Sec. 10. The use of hose for sprinkl-
ing streets is forbidden under any
circumstances.
Sec. IL. The use of water for irriga-
tion is prohibited, except between the
hours of and A. M, and and P.
NJ.
Sec. II. The water may, at any
time, be shut off from the mains with
out notice, for repairs, extensions, or
other necessary purposes, and persons
having boilers supplied by direct pres
sure from the mains are cautioued
against danger from collapse. The
water commission will not be respon-
sible for the safety of boilers on the
premises of any water consumer.
Sec. 13. Water will not be furnished
where there are defective or leaking
faucets, closets, or other fixtures, and
when such may be discovered the sup
ply will be Withdrawn.
Sec. IA. When a permit has been
obtained for the introduction of water,
a corporation cock will be furnished of
such size as may be determined by the
superintendent of the water works.
Sec. 15. Within and near the line
of the street curb a stop cock of ap-
proved pattern and material must be
placed, which will be furnished by the
city water works without charge.
The service pipes from the mains to
the wall of the building must be not
less than two feet below the grade of
the street, or on level with the main
when it is less than two feet below
grade.
Sec. Is. Within the basement wall
stop, and waste cock, protected from
frost, must in all cases be placed, by
which the service pipes in the building
may be drained at night during freez
ing weather.
Sec. II. The service pipes, within
and without the premises, must be
kept in repair and protected from
freezing at the expense of the occupant,
who will be responsible for all damages
resulting from leaks or breaks.
/ Water running to waste in freezing
weather is prohibited.
Sec. Is. No plumber or other per-
son will be allowed to make connec-
tion with the city mains, or to make
alterations in any conduit. pipe, or
other fixture connecting Herewith, or
to connect pipes when they have been
disconnected, or to turn water off or
on, on any premises, without permits
sion from the city water works.
Sec. 10. Plumbers doingsany kind
of work by which water may be drawn
from the city mains must make in
writing a true and accurate return of
work done within twenty four hours
after completion, to the superintendent,
and before turning on the water, and
must describe the positions of the
service pipes, ferrules, stop cocks, and
other fixtures by reference to street
and lot corners.
Sec. 20. Plumbers failing to perform
their work according to the established
rules and regulations, or executing it
unskillfully, or to the damage of the
city water works, may be debarred
from making connections with the city
mains.
Sec. 81. Agents of the city water
works may have free access at proper
hours of the day to all buildings in
which water may be delivered from
the city mains, for the purpose of in
specting the condition of the pipes
and fixtures and the manner in which
the water is used.
Sec. %. On failure to comply with
the rules and regulations established
as condition to the use of water, or
to pay the water rent in the time and
manner hereafter provided, the water
may be shut off until payment is made
of the amount due, with fifty cents in
addition for the expense of turning
the water off and on.
Sec. %. Should the occupant of the
premises turn On the water after it has
been shut off at the curb cock, it will
be turned off at the main, and charge
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