The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-06
81 AUTHORITY.
OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
DEFINING THE SANITARY DIS
TRICT OF HONOLULU AND REG
ULATING THE PLUMBING DONE
THEREIN. ADOPTED NAY 18TH,
1900.
BOUNDARY OF DISTRICT.


dairy lines is to be known as the SAM
.ary District of Honolulu. Beginning
= & point on the sea shore due south of
lie Diamond Head Lighthouse. thence
INNING to the Government Survey
Station, Leahi, thence to the Govern
ment Survey Station, Kaimuki, thence
to the Government Survey Station, Ma
aumae, thence along the ridge Of land
on the east side of Palolo valley
to the boundary line between the
Kona and Koolaupoka districts,
thence in northwesterly dirsc-
ton along said boundary line to
the extreme north boundary of the
Kalihi valley, thence in southwesterly
direction along the ridge OF land on the
boundary line between Kalihi and Ka-
hauiki districts to the sea shore, thence
along the sea shore to the point of be-
ginning.
SEWER CONNECTION REQUIRED.
Section g Every building of any de-
scription in which there are plumbing
fixtures or in which plumbing fixtures
are to be placed, shall be connected
with the public sewer where such sew
err is accessible and where there is no
sewer accessible with a cesspool con-
structed in accordance with the rules of
| the Board of Health promulgated jan
al m
| thereto, and approved by the Inspector
of Plumbing.
SEPARATE SEWER CONNECTION.
The plumbing and ventilation of
every building shall be separate and
independent from the roof to five feet
outside the area occupied by such build
ing, provided when a fire wall in any
building divides said building, each part
so divided shall be separately and in
dependently plumbed.
/ PLANS OF HOUSE PLUMBING
TO BE FILED.
Section ). Every plumber before do
ing any plumbing work in any building
within the Sanitary District of Honolu-
lu, except in the case of stoppages in
pipes or repair of leaks in drains, vent
pipes, waste pipes, faucets, valves and
water supply pipes, shall file with the
) Inspector of Plumbing plans and speci-
indicate the entire work to be done, the
number and character of all fixtures,
! the size and location of all drains,
waste, soil, vent and wafer pipes, traps
, and clean-outs and whether connection
is be made with the sewer or with a
cesspool
The plans and specifications shall be
, accompanied by an application, written
IN ink upon blanks furnished by the
Board of Health, giving the name OF
the owner or owners of the property
md the exact location of the same, to-
gether with such other information as
may be required by the blanks, and no
part of such work shall be done until a
permit authorizing the same to be done
shall have been issued by the Inspector
of Plumbin.
DISPOSAL OF PLANS.
Section 4. When a permit is issued
The application signed by the Master
Plumber, together with the pans and
specifications, shall be filed with the
Inspector of Plumbing, and shall there
after remain in the custody of said In
spector When it is desirable to make
any changes in the plumbing work from
that specified in the permit therefor,
the plumber shall give notice to The
Inspector of Plumbing presenting the
original permit for changes and alter
atoms All plumbing permits shall be
returned to the Inspector of Plumbing
within twenty-four hours after worn
has been Inspected and accepted by the
Inspector, together with written
statement of the facts and the time
; when water was turned on for use
t signed by the plumber.
DEFECTIVE WORK.
Section 5. All work not done in ac-
cordance with the plans and specifica-
tons filed or in accordance with these
rules and regulations, and all faulty OF
r defective work or material that may BIZ
discovered at any time, shall be correct
ed and made satisfactory to the In
t spector of Plumbing.
ACCESS TO BUILDINGS.
Section 6. The Inspector of Plumbing
or any person delegated to act as an In
: spector by the Board of Health, shall
have free access, at all proper hours OF
r the day. to all parts Of every building
in which there are plumbing fixtures.
HOUSE SEWER.
$ Section z. The term house sewer is
here used to designate that part of the
r drain between the sewer or cesspool
and to within five feet of any building