Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-30

highest point In the system Defective
pipes and fittings Of their different KINDS,
must be removed and replaced by sound
material, cement work Of any description
IL prohibited, and every part OF the work
shall conform to these rules and reguia-
tions. and shall be subject TO the approV-
nj of the inspector of plumbing.
seyenth--All Joints In cast iron soil
pipes. whether inside OF the building or
otherwise, shall be made with pig lead
and oakum and thoroughly caulked.
wrought iron pipe, accompanied with
either the American drainage or the Dur
ham fittings Is permissible. provided that
there shah not be employed or used any
thing in this system that Is In violation
of this ordinance.
Elghth--Ai vent pipes and their fittings
must be either cast iron or galvanized
wrought iron of standard weight or extra
heavy. All vents and extensions above
the highest fixtures. II cast iron. may
be standard pipe.
Ninth-Aii vertical stacks or soil and
waste pipes shall be provided with
brass trap, screw ferrule at the foot, and
also In other places where the inspecting
officer may think It necessary Trap
screw ferrules shall be the same diameter
as waste stack or lateral run. All chan
gcs of direction OF soil or waste pipes
shall be made with fun Y branches and
one-elghth bend; sanitary Ts shall not be
used except In perpendicular stacks. All
cleanouts shall be so located. as to be
accessible at any time. and at some
point satisfactory TO the inspector: all
horizontal drain lines within the build.
Ing shall be provided at no greater dis
tance apart than fifty feet. with clean
our screw cap ferrule inserted either In a
Tee or Y.
Tenth-~AlI connections between lead
piping shall he Joined together by wiped
joints. Connection between soil pipe and
iend or wrought Iron pipe and lead, shall
be made with brass ferrules or brass SOL
dered nipples and their jointing shall be
wiped. Boited or copper bit, cup or flush
soidered Joints are prohibited In all cases.
Wrought iron pipe may be corked. into
cast iron pipe hubs provided the exter-
connected In az the external diameter of
the pipe the hub liz intended for.
Eieventh~Waste pipes In all cases shall
be OF lead. or cast iron OF the following
sizes: For bath tubs. laundry trays.
sinks, urinals. wash basins. each not less
than one and one-half inches. siop hop
pers not less than two inches.
Twcifth--An traps aud vents shall be
the same size as the wastes. excepting
those on fixtures as set forth In the next
paragraph below. provided that IL
more than one fixture shall be vented.
the size of such pipe shall be as
follows: For more than one and not ex-
eeding two fixtures ore and oa half in
ches: sor more than tive. and not exceed
ing eight, two ir2nes; Cor more than
eight and not exceeding twelve tsvo and
one half inches; s3r more than twelve
and not exceeding twenty. three incheE.
Thirieenth-~Crown vent pipes from wat
er closets. sinp hcPpers or siop sinks shall
not be lees than two Inches. and where
more than one water cinset. slop hopper
or sior sink is vented through the same
pipe. the size shall be as follows: For
more than one and not exceeding four
closets, Kiop hspi.vrs or sscc earkas twe
inches; for more than four and not ex-
eeedlng eight. two and one-haK Inches;
for more than eight and not exceeding
fourteen. three inches: for more than
fourteen and not exceeding twenty-four
four inehes. Amy vent pipe running In a
horizontal direction shall not exceed fif-
teen feet In lergth and shall have n fall
of not less than one-quarter Inch per
foot.
Fourteenth-f Each and every separate
connection made with the main or lateral
sewer system of the CITY OF Tucson shall
terminate with at least four inch open.
ing known herein as the main vent
stack. at least six inches above the high
est portion of the roof. and outside of a
ra@.us OF ten feet q{ amy ventilator. win.
dow or door. OF the building. or buildings
| adjacent. All traps shall be separnteis
and Independently vented, within cigni
| inches of the water seal OF same. and In
| all cases vent connections shall be takeI
from the top Of waste pipes and run In &
! manner preventing waste water from any
| axture entering sewer through ven
pipe: in case OF stoppage In waste pipe
the said vent pipe shall invariably terrni
nate through roof. with at least Il incl
| fall per foot: all vents within a radions O
is feet, may be concentrated and con
necteti 10 the main vent stack at poin
two feet above the overflow water leye
OF the highest fixture on the said mali
stack. Bowl or local vents shall In al
cases be run separately and indcpend
entity through roof under same condl
tons as prescribed regarding other ven
termlnations.
/ Fiffeentit-AIl vents shall ralse pcrpen
dlcuiar to six inches above the fixtures t
Il prevent back water entering vents. In n
case shall any fixture waste be erecte
in the bend OF the trap.
Sixteenth--No privy vault, ccss-poe
exhaust from engine. sediment cock froi
hot water range boiler. or any direct cor
nection from the water supply shall /
connected with q house drain or sews
! except as may be herein provided.
j Scyenteenth-No safe waste fro,
J basin. bath. sink. water closet or ofhs
. fixture shall bc connected with any 30
. pipe, waste pipe or sewer, but shall di,
charge into a water supplied sink. OF ou
! side of building
Eighteenth--Every water closet sinl
bath tub. basin or other fixture maintain
ed within any house or building that
of bad or defective quality shall be r
moved and replaced with suitable az
) proper fixtures. and al traps theret
, shall be vented In accordance with tn
! ordinance.
Ninetecnth--No privy vault or cess-po
shall be maintained or allowed on al
: property In any part OF the city where
sewer exists In the street or alley up
. which the property abuts.