Cañon City record., 1902-06-19


each iloor Soil and vent pipes below rafters
shall be supported by strong iron hangers.
Standard pipes may be used below rafters ON
gable roofs only when two one eighth bends
are used to reach the highest point OF roof All
Joints shall he packed with picked okum.
and run with molten lead. thoroughly caulked
| Connections of lead pipes with drains and soal
pipes shall be made with extra heavy brass
ferrule and properly wiped joints. and caulked
to iron pipe.
SEC Ii. Vent pipes mast not terminate in
or lead through chimney hues. bat must he
| carried up inside of the house and supported
the same as soil pipes. An water closet traps
shall be back air vented with not less than two
inch pipe. All other fixtures shall be back all
venetd with the pipe of the same size as for
waste pipes. Trap vents from two or more
fixtures must be connected at least twelve
inches above the highest fixture. Not more
than thirty feet of one andone fourth inch p'pe
| can be used for one fixture. Not more than
| thirty feet of one and one-halt inch pipe
| can be used for two tixtures,) Not more than
| thirty feet of two-inch pipe can be used where
| back air venting water closets Vent pipes
must be increased accntiing to the number of
| fixtures. at least one-fourth of an inch tor each
| additional fixture In small buildings and
| ordinary dwelling houses the back air vents
| may be connected to soil pipe not less than
| four feet above fixtures, In no case shall the
back air vents be connected to soil pipes in
| buildings three or more stories high. but shah
| be run separately through the roof. All vent
pipes shall be run as direct possible and
45- de.r.e Is shall be used at all times when
| practicable Galvanized wrought iron pipes
| and galvanized fittings. extra heavy cast iron
| soil pipes or lead pipe weight to he not less
than extra lightl, may be used for ventilation.
| Connections OF lead pipes with wrought irun
pipes shall be made with combination brass
ground coupling and properly wiped joints.
| When lead pipe IS used each vent shall have
trap screw soldered with wiped Joints into it
not more than six inches above the connection
with the trap.
SEC II. No down spout, .or other fixture
whatsoever. conveying water from the roof of
any building shall be allowed to be connected
| in any manner, with said sewer system
SEC. L. Waste pipes from all fixtures shall
be of lead or extra heavy cast iron. and 0f NOT
| less than the following sizes: BathEtubs.
sinks laundry tubs and urinals. one and one
| half inches: waste basins, one and one-foutth
inches: slop sinks, two inches. Where TIVE or
more fixtures are connected to one waste pipe
| such pipe shall be couespoudingly increased
| in size. Lead waste pipe shall not be of less
weight than the grade known as extra light.
SEC. ie Each and every fixture having a
waste pipe shall be separately and indepen-
IDENTITY trapped with a water sealing trap near
the fixture as practicable. and each trap shall be
protected from syphonage and air pressure by
| a special vent pipe. Waste from bath tubs
| and wash trays shall be connected To drain
tran with trap screw not less than four inches
| in diameter; trap to be accessible. Every
where practicable. the waste pipes from fix
lures shall enter the soil pipe at a point be-
yond the lead bend.
| SEC II. No steam exhaust blow of or
drip pipes shall be connected with house
drains soil. waste or vent pipes within any
building. but shall discharge intu an open
tank or condenser from which a safe conuec.
ton TO the sewer outside the building may be
made.
| SEC Is. Waste pipes from refrigrrators. or
| other receptaclrs IN which provisions are
stored shall not be connected directly with the
drainage system. but shall be arranged to waste
| into an open tray or sink VA open sight below
| the refrigerator. This sink or tray may be
connected with the drainage system when
| properly trapped with drain trap and round
way stop cock between drainage system and
| trap and properly vented as per requirement
for other traps No sediment from boiler or
drain tubes. from stop and waste cocks shall be
connected directly with any waste or sewer
Drip or overflow pipes from safes under water
closets or other fixtures or from tanks or fsis-
| terms shall In no case be connected directly
with the drainage system, but shall be run to
some place in open sight
| SEC 10 Every water closet group Of
water closets within building shall be flushed
| from a separate tank or cistern the flush pipe
| to be not less than one and fourth Inches
| All water closets shall be connected to lead
| bends with brass floor hanges with rubber
| gaskets.
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automatic water closet some other make
| operated In a similar manner and must be
separately trapped with clean out on trap. Soil
nine to have lead connection Hanged on hoOr
| to receive hopper. Trap and soil pipe to be
cast iron and tu extend at least three feet
| outside of vault. Waste of valve to be
| connected by brass nipple and trapped when
connected to sewer outside of closet trap.
J Trap and valve for water closet to be placed In
| vault below freezieg and accessible for repairs
Every outside water closet to have separate
stop and waste cock and proper air chamber.
| No hopper. pan or plunger closets allowed m
side any building in the city.
SEC. 81. Where additional fixtures are re-
| aured or alterations are to be made. which
cannot be practically eonstructedin in accordance
with the provisions of this ordinance. special
permit may be issued by the city clerk upon
| the oruer of the mayor and all reconstrIction
or repairs shall be done In accordance with the
| provisions of this ordinance.
SEC. ~. All fixtures ten feet or more from
| the main soil pipe shall have waste or soil pipe
| continued through the roof and back vented
| the same az other fixtures
SEC. 49, When plumbing or repairs of
plumbing is required to be done in old build'
ings or by reason of complaint from the health
board or other just complaint. on account of
sanitary defect or violation of ordinances, such
plumbing must be done Immediately upon
receipt by the owner or agent of such property
| of a notice of such needed plumbing or re-
pairs of plumbing When sanitary Inspection