Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-08
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strvcted and arranged IN accordance Win
Section lis hereof, ,or.,,s
| Sec. 12S. Buildings used or designed to
be used as hotels as defined In tins Ordl-
be ''i5 Of ciass "A" or - construction Il
over four stories IN height shall be Of
class a, construction. -.
CHURCHES AND OTHER
i PUBLIC HALLS
| Sec, l29. (a) Any room used Tor the IN
| Istallation Of a heating or ventllatlnF
plant or for any machinery whatever IN
| a building containing a church, lecture
room, music hall or other public hall shall shall
and extending from floor 20 ceiling; Ihe
ceiling OF any such room shall be lathcd
with metal lath a. ana plas,tered ,. Iu ana a,hn, a
part of the building shall be protected by
| hreproof doors built as specified n Sec
| ton 1lS hereof or by metal sash with wire
glass in frames Of metal or covered with
| metal
(bj In said buildings the underside Of
i every stairway and gallery both sides Of
every vestibuie wall and the ceiling OF
every vestlbule shall be lathed with metal
lath and plastered; also II there H. a base
partitions and ceilings in such basement
shall be lathed with metal lath and
j (c) In said buildings. all seats and pows
shall be arranged so that there shall be
not less than thirty-tWo inches from the
back OF one seat to the back Of the next
i Where the seating capacity OF q floor ~
not more than five hundred persons the
| aggregate width OF the aisles thereof shall
not be less than ten feet and the aggre-
gate width of such aisles shall be In
creased one foot for each increase OF
seating capacity Of one hundred persons
or fraction thereof in excess OF five hun
dred.
! (d) In said buildings no staircase Lead
Ing to a gallery containing two hundred
seats or less shall be less than four feet
| in width and same shall be increased
i twelve inches In width for each one hun
in excess Of two hundred. There shall be
proper hand rails on each side OF any
stairway leading to gallery. or base
stairway and every landing shall be the
full aggregate width Of both flights lead
ing to the same, and the depth OF such
landing or landings shall equal the width
of onelrun of stairs. The minimum head
| room over any stairway at any point shall
be not less than eight feet six inches; ~
width of the exits shall be at least fifteen
per cent greater than required for the
separate and distinct from any other exit.
direct to the yestIbule or street:
WOODWORKING ESTABLIsHMENTS
Sec. 1870. Where boiler room Of a wood
working establishment Is within said
Il building adjoining thereto the entire
construction of such boiler room shall be
| Glass "A" and there shall be no con-
nection between said woodworking estab-
llishment and the boiler room, which shall
be separated by solid masonry. wall ex-
tending clear through and not less than
two feet above the roof
There shall be a fuel room constructed
of masonry and the door opening there
| from into the boiler room shall be pro-
tected by metal-covered door, con-
structed and arranged as specified In Sec
| All conveyors for conveying sawdust.
Ishavings or other refuse to the fuel room
shall be in metal conduits.
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room shall be of masonry or tile.
Floors of woodworking establishments.
if of wood, shall not be less than two
inches thick.
i STABLES
i Sec. 49, No building shall be erected
i or used for the purpose of stabling AMI
of unless it be constructed as hereinbefore
provided for buildings in Class "A.
i AUTOMOBILE STABLES
| storage room, or garage contains oil, gas
i oline or fuel of any character. the floor
of such room shall be of, fireproof ma
/ concrete not less than two inches thick.
/ GRAIN ELEVATORS
Sec. 133 Nothing in this Ordinance shall
be construed to apply to or prevent the
erection of what are known as grain
elevators, as usually constructed. pro-
viied they are erected in isolated locali-
Il ties and outside the fire limits, under
such conditions as the Board of Public
| Works may prescribe
| EXHIBITION BUILDINGS
| Sec. 1884, Buildings for fair and exhi-
bitfon purposes, towers for observation
purposes and structures for similar uses,
whether temporary or permanent IN
manner and under such conditions as
| the Board of Public Works may prescribe.
outside of the fire limits.
| IOUTBUILDINGS, TENTS AND SHEDS
Sec. 1856 No outbuilding shall be built
within the fire limits unless same is of
| regular Glass IA ''B'' or &c" construc-
| ton, except that if the same is of less
than three hundred square feet area and
not more than twelve feet high, and one
side be open the same may be built with
| corrugated ircn on iron frames, and no
| such shed shall be less than five feet
| from the nearest building.
| Temporary enclosed wooden sheds, not
| to exceed twenty feet in height. may be
| erected within the fire limits to facilitate
the erection of buildings, but when said
| buildings are completed the snedS Snau
be removed.
Every extension of any building within
| the fire limits in the form OF an addition
| or separate structure of any size or Tor
any purpose, shall have brick walls of the
thickness required by this Ordinance, and
shall have a metal or composition roof:
erect mantain or occupy any tent. or
movable structure of any kind whatso-
ever, in that portion of the City of Los
REVIEWING STANDS
| Sec. 1856. Every reviewing stand shall
be constructed with four-tnch by six-lncn
stringers running parallel to the front OF
such stand spaced at distances not ex-
ceedng six feet apart. and supported at
distances NOT exceeding six feet apart by
posts of not less than four inches by six
inches. These posts shall be braced dag
onally forming continuous herringbone
bracing the full length of such stand for
each vertical six feet of such posts. The
girders at the top of the posts shall be
braced with braces not less than four
inches by four inches at right angles to
the joists above the girders Every post
or brace shall be Thoroughly secured 10
pine not less than three inches by six
inches in cross section laid solidly on the
ground at right angles to the front of the
stand and forming the base for each line
of posts. There shall be joists resting
on the girders of not less than two inches
by eight inches. cross section Such
ioists shall be spaced not exceeding forty
Inches apart, II two-inch plank be used
for the sides and steps. IL one-inch lum-
Der be used for the sides and steps. then
the ioisfs shall not he spaced moro than