Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
FEES.

Fees for all plumbing work will be double when permit is not obtained before plumbing work is commenced Section 4. Every house or building
 in or for which any house drainage or plumbing arrangements are con structed shall be separately and inde- pendently connected either with sew 1 CT or a cesspool containing not less than two hundred and fifty cubic feet. inside measure when completed, and shall be dug at least fourteen feet in depth, and down to gravel, and shall not be greater than six feet across or diameter, and shall be lined with wood or brick laid dry. and be covered with a brick arch laid in mortar or covered with redwood not less than four inches in thickenss, covered with
 at least eighteen inches of dirt. Said 1 cesspool to be located at a distance of not less than five feet from any property line, and not less than ten feet from any house or dwelling.
 Section 3. Each and every cesspool shall be vented through a cowl or a
 return bend cast iron pipe, four in ches in diameter, which must be two ! feet above the general surface of the ground or by such means as may be
 directed by the building inspector.
 SOIL AND WASTE PIPES
 Section 6. All soil and waste pipes.
 to a point three feet outside of the exterior wall of the building. shall be cast iron, not less than four inches internal diameter. and shall be carried IUndiminished in size up to, and six inches above, the highest point in the
 roof or fire walls, and shall not ter minate within eight feet of any win dow, air sbaft or opening of any house or building, and the same shall be fur ther removed if the inspecting off cer considers it necessary.
 VITRlFIED STONE PIPING.
 All drains outside of the building and to the sewer or cesspOoi shall be
 first grade, vitrified stone pipe, or cast iron, internal diameter not less than four inches. Stone ware piping shall not be allowed within two feet of the exterior wall of any building, neither shall vitrified pipe come within six inches of the surface of the ground through it's entire course. The joint ing of each and every section of wit rified piping must be completely and uniformly filled with the best Port land cement. two parts of cement to one part of sand, and every joint thor oughly cleaned from the inside, so as not To form an obstruction. The 0lt- ferent sections must be laid in per-
 feet on the bottom and sides, with a fall of not less than one-quarter of an inch per foot, toward the sewer or cesspoOl. This piping must he per fectly water tight; it shall not be cov- cred or concealed in any way, until it has been properly tested and approv
 ed by the building inspector. All changes in direction shall be made
 with curved Y branches, and all con-
 nections with branches and one eighth bends.
 Section :. No trap or any manner of Instructions to the free flow of air
 through the whole course of drain and soil pipes shall be allowed.
 TRAPPING OF FIXTURES.
 Section s. Every water closet, sink, slop- hopper. bath tub, and each tray or set of trays or other vessel or yes sels connected with the drain pipe. di- rectly or indirectly, must be separately ! independently. and effectively trapped and vented. The trap must be placed as near the fixtures as possible, and in no case further than two feet from the fixtures. All sinks in kitchens of boarding houses or hotels. accommo- dating more than twenty persons. shall l be provided with a suitable and ap- ] proved grease trap. No wooden wash trays or sinks shall be maintained constructed or used inside of any build