Arizona republican., 1906-10-11

ing or porch. All wash trays and sinks maintained, used or constructed | in any building shall be of non-ab- sorbent material No union coupling of any description shall be used in connection with concealed work. No rubber connections shall be used, ex- cept on the flush pipes only. VENTILATION OF PIPES. | Section 9. All traps to fixtures shall be separately and effectively back vented. and all special air-pfpes with i in a radius of twelve feet, may con- verge into one pipe. the size of the same l to be governed by the provisions of i section eleven CID hereof, and to be extended up to. and six inches above. the highest point on the roof. or to be conducted into the main stack not | less than two feet above the highest fixture in the system.
 REFRIGERAToR WASTES. Waste pipes from refrigerators or other receptacles in which provisions are stored shall not be connected with a drain, soil pipe. or other waste pipe. unless such waste pipes are provided with trap suitably ventilated, and in every case there shall be an open tray between trap and refrigerator. Water closet apartments shah open into the open air or be ventilated by means of a window, air shaft, or duct. Section 10. No brick, sheet mater ial. earthen ware, or chimney flue shall be used as a sewer ventilator or to ventiIate any trap drain, soil or waste pipe Rain water leaders or cellar drains shall not be connected with any soil or waste pipes. except by special permission of the building inspector
 Section II. The building inspector in approving plans or in accepting work of any and all persons carrying on. conducting, assuming control or constructing or causing to be con structed any plumbing or house drain age affecting sanitary condition of any house or building of said city shall be governed by the following regulations. and it shall be unlawful for any person to fail. neglect or re- fuse to comply with the same upon notice so to do.
 First: No water closet shall be put into or upon any property, house or building except those flushed by a tank containing not less than four gallons of water. Plunger closets, Philadelphia hoppers, pan closets, or any other closets where the supply or the bowl is direct from the street ser vice or building supply. are prohibited in all cases and where such exist shall be removed and replaced with tank water closets.
 Second: All traps shall be set true to their water seals.
 EXTRA HEAVY SOIL PIPE AND
 FITTINGS.
 Third: All soil pipes and fittings | in buildings four stories and more shall be of cast iron and of the grade known as extra heavy, and the follow i ing weights per lineal foot: Four in ches, 13 pounds: five inches, l5 pounds; six inches. 20 pounds; houses three stories or less, may have stand ard pipe and fittings All soil pipes shall be carried up full size to, and ! six inches above the highest point of | the roof and left without cowl or cap ] These vents shall follow the angles of i the roofs on the under side, and shall not be carried to the outer air until the ! highest point in the roof has been reached.
 1 Fourth: No fixtures shall be trap ped by having it's outlet connected with the trap of another fixture. | Fifth: All soil and waste pipes two ! inches or more in diameter must be O: ] cast iron, coated inside and out with tar or lead. All waste pipes less than two inches in diameter shall be Of 1 lead.
 SEALING AND TESTING OF WORK. Sixth: Before the fixtures are plac- ed in connection with the plumbing of any house or building, or any pol ton of the drainage system is covered l or concealed from view, the outlet of the soil pipe and all openings into 't | below the top shall be dramatically sealed; the pipe shall then be filled with water to the highest point in the 1 system: Defective pipes and fittings of their different kinds must be re- moved and replaced by sound mater ial; cement work of any description is prohibited, and every part of the
 work shall conform to these rules and regulations, and shall be subject to the approval of the inspector.
 HOSTING OF IRON PIPING. ! Seventh: All joints in cast iron soil pipes. whether inside of the building or otherwise. shall be made with pig lead and oakum and thoroughly caulk- ed.
 VENT MATERIAL.
 Eighth: All vent pipes and their fittings must be either cast iron or ! galvanized wrought iron reamed out ] of standard weight or extra heavy. All vents and extensions above the highest fixtures. if cast iron, may be standard ! pipe.
 TRAP SCREW FERRULES. 1 Ninth: All vertical stacks of soil or waste pipes shall be provided with brass trap screw ferrule at the foots and also in other places where the in specting officer may think 1t necessary. Trap screw ferrules shall be the same diameter as waste stack or lateral run. All changes of direction of soil or | waste pipes shall be made with full | ' branches and one-eighth bends; sanitary T's shall not be used except in perpendicular stacks.
 CONNECTING OF LEAD PIPES,
 ETC.
 Tenth: All connections between lead piping shall be joined by plumb CTS wiped joints. Connections Detweeh ] soil -l-.. and -..l .E.Il h. made --L-n