The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-15
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| sight,
SEC. %. Every water c oset or group of wa
ter closets within building shall be flushed
| from a separate tank r cistern, the flush tank
| pipe to be not less than one and one-quarter
| ih) inches. All water closets shall be con
nected to lead bends with brass tanges.
SIC. q. Outside water closets must be sepa.
| rately trapped, with clean-out on trap. Soil
pipe TO have lead connection fianged ON floor to
receive hopper. Trap and soil pine to he ca
iron and to extend at least three feet outside of
vault. Hoppers to be flushed with the seat at.
taehed to heavy chain or rod. Waste and
trapped when connected to sewer out
side OF closet trap. Trap and valve for water
closet 70 be placed in vault below freezing and
accessible for repairs Vaults to be built
OF brick or heavy planking. Every outside
water closet Ia have separate stop and waste
cock and proper air chamber. No hopper, pan
or plunger closets allowed inside any building
in the city Of Florence.
SEc 2S. The connection between iron and
tile pipe. when iron pipe is smaller than the
tile pipe, shall be made with cast iron sewer
cap aud cement lu NO case will tile drain pipe
be allowed under or through any brick or stone
wall or under the iieor OF any building.
SEC. 20. All stables, barns or carriage houses
having a wash rack on which wagons, carri-
ages, hacks, buggies, busses or other vehicles
are washed, and connected with the city sewer
shall be provided with sand trap, the diane
ter of which shall be not less than twenty-fou
inches, the depth not less than forty-eight
inches Sand traps to be constructed of tile
or brick. When brick is used il shah have
eight inch walls and plastered-on all sides with
best hydraulic Colorado Portland cement, one
inch thick.
SEC. ~. No private sewer shall be connected
with the subdrain pipe that is connected with
the public sewer. Drains or cellars can only
he connected with said sub-drain pipe upon
special permission Of the city council pro
vided, that before any such permission shah be
granted satisfactory proof of the absolute ne
cecessity OF such connection must be made to
the city council
SEC. 81. In constructing private sewers to be
connected with public sewers no materials
shall be ussd except such are approved by
the city sewer Inspector.
SEC. ~. All owners, agents, or contractors
VIII see that-a certificate of inspection from the
city sewer inspector Is presented before ac-
certificate shall be filed by the said city sewer
Inspector in the Office of the city clerk.
SEWER INSPECTOR.
SEC. 80. That there be and hereby is created
the office of sewer inspect tor. whose duties shall
be as herein provided. He shall have charge of
the sewers shall inspect and flush the same
and shall repair any and all defects and breaks
in the system. He shall be elected annually by
the city council at the time and in the manner
that other officers elected. and shall give
good and sufficient bond in the penal sum o.
Five Hundred Dollars for the faithful discharge
OF his duties He shall receive the sum of $50
per month as salary therefor.
Passed and approved this 18th lay of May. A.
D., 1901. JoHN JACOBS,
4, b. RuppICK, Mayor
City Clerk