Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13


| The Joints OF the earthenware pines
SHAH b. made with the proper o1linm
Or Iute gasket, and pure cement OF his1
] quality; the Joints Of the iIol pipe
l shall be Of oakum and lead II eHHi
I ron Is used
I The ends Of all private sewers mol
I Immediately connected with the plump.
I ing fixtures shall be securely closed
/ by water tight imprIishnble material
I II ieau pipes the end must be foldefed,
| n east iron pine east iron plug must
bs calked in with the lead.
Section H.. All materials used muHt
he OF good quality and free from de-
/ fects: the work must be executed IN
/ thorough and workmanitke manner
From point three feet outside the
/ foundation walls of "A building no ma
\ 'erlul may be used within the building
.tnd connected with the sewer. for soil.
] waste or vent pipes. other thhn
/ wrought or east iron pipes with ke-
luT-ly lsuded Joints, ar lead pipes Win
soldered or wipe joints Cement "T
putty Joints, tin or sheet iron pipes.
whether galvanized or not. shall not
be used.
| No soil or waste pipe shall have
fpll of less than one inch In ten feet,
Section Is. All east iron pipes must
he sound. free from holes or cracks,
and OF the grade known in commerce
Ms standard or extra heavy. coated
Il
| All wrought iron pipes must be OF
standard weight.
| All fttin"s used In connection with
| such pipes she'll correspond with II In
| weight and quality.
Where lead piue is used 10 connect
/ INtures with vertical soil or waste
/ niUrH. or TO connect traps with vertical
vent pines. II must not be lighter than
| the light pine.
The nrranecmcnt Of the soil and
| waste niOes mrst he ms direct Us pos
| tihl- The drain, soil and waste pipes
tni trans should. II practicable. be
'vro-"i to view at NIL times. for ready
/ Inspcctinu nnd convenient repairing.
/ When necessarily placed within narti-
tlons or la T-c-ssrs or walls. soil md
wasIc pipes sh9uld be covered with
| vood work 80 fastened with screws rs
10 be readily removed.
Section 10. \ main waste pipe In
20 which wnsh-hnsin. birth tubs or
Sitrhcn sinks dischnr~c must be q,
least two inches In diameter with one
and ono-hHif inch branches.
THE main .l.e lro~ the rrw'r con-
Irrtinn 10 houHr trap must be at least
four tD inches. In Interior dinmci"r
rer ~ obstruction to III" free How OF
oir through the whole cours' Of the
main house sewer OF soil pipe Will be
Flowed.
This may be- secured by nn un-
| trnnv.d main house sewer ani roil
rire. or N IL trnn ls pinced IN III" main
soil nine or V.niitn,in~ ptns iTrdl"H
so the roof from tn. lower sid" OF the
'rRp and n fresh air Inlet connecting
with til. foot Of the main soil pipe
lust above the trap.
Every vertical. soil and waste pine
must he extended at least two feet
above the highest part OF the roof or
coping. II must b. OF uniininishch
HIxc. without return bend. with open
basket end. II must not b" o.-n near
"a window nor an air shaft which Scn-
| tIlnt"s living roonE.
Soil. waste nni vent niprs In nn .S-
| tension must he extended nb"v" thr
roof of tn. main building. when other
wis. they would open within twenty
/ fc.i OF the main house or adjoining
hou-r.
Section 90. All Joints of iron ~. u.
vines must be- made VIZ. =. ornSs or
lend sleeve or fcrruic a tn. same size
NJ the icHi nipc, u,y In IN" nun "t me
: ,as .,g.'.,s, .yps .f,,,td with lrnd. TIL"
lead ptpc must be attached to the fer
rule by wired or overcast joint.
MI connection of lead. vent or waste
pIpcS shall be- made by means OF
wiped joints
section 81. Before the fixtures are
placed In connection with the plumbing
In any house or building, and before
the soil pIpa IL connected with the
S,wcr. the outlet Of the soil pipe and
all oreuingE into II below the ton shall
b, hcrmctIcnly scaled: the pine shall
then be nlird with water to Its TOP.
and every joint carefully examined for
lcul,H. worE already In place VIII be
exnu'ined by the peppermint test or
other. Defective plpc discovered must
be removed mud replaced by sound
ones, und alI defective Joints made
tight and every unrt OF the work
made to conform with these rules and
r"':ulutions and subject to tha hp-
nrovni OF the superintendent.
In cnscs where plumbing work has
bccr com nlctud IN building before
these rules aud regulations came In
force Il the plumbing has been done
! In accordance with those rules and reg
uiatiunS. permits VIII be granted Tor
milking connections with the sewer as
| I'm new work. but In case the plumb
ing 's not done in accordance with
these rules and regulations, such al
| tsratlons shall be made ns the Fu-
nerintendent may direct, to mike the
plumbing safe to the persons residing
in the house. and such us to be no
sewer. In all cases the soil pipe shall
rass through and above the roof
/ Trans are to be ventilated. fixtures
and pines clean. and waste and soil
pipes are to have sufficient fall.
Section 90. Every water closet, uri-
nnl. sink. wash tray. bath tub and
every tub or set of tubs must be sera-
rately and eftcctunlly trnpred. Traps
must be placed as near the fixtures
as practicable. In no case shall winter
| from the bath tub or other fixtures be
|cunnected with the water closet trap.
Sinks and all packing houses. butch
| or shops, lard rendering establish
rrents. hotels. restaurants. boarding
houses and laundries shall he provided
with suitable grease trap. Wash
rooms for Cnrria~es must be pro-
vided with proper means for intercept
/ ing mud.
Section 90. Trans must be protect
ed from syphonage or the waste pipe