The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-21

ject to approval. The overflow from
the tank, if any, shall be discharged
into the open air or basin Of the
closet; in no case shall it discharge
directly into the soil pipe.
Sec 81. Waste Pipes from safes,
refrigerators and water tanks from
which water>is taken for drinking and
cooking nirDoses, shall in no case
j be, connected directly with any soil,
waste or drain pipe, but must be dis
charged into a sink or into the open
air, .unless the same be properly trap
ped and ventilated.
Sec %. All exit pipes from plumb
ing fixtures. except water closets,
shall be covered by strong, metallic
strainers, securely fastened, and of
such mesh as. to prevent any improp-
er substance from entering the drain
or sewer.
Sec. %. all fixtures shall be who'll
ly exposed, when possible or practica-
BILE. All pipes shall be concentrated
as much as possible, and so placed as
to be readily examined and inspected.
Where they are necessarily placed
within wall or partitions shall be
covered by wood work fastened by
screws or hinges, so as to give ready
access for inspection and repairs. In
no case shall a pipe be placed in a
finished wall.
Sec. "a. All materials must be Of
goo, standard quality, and the work
must be done in thorough and
workmanlike manner, subject to the
approval of the Inspector of Plumb
ing.
Sec. 25. No person or persons shall
injure, break, remove or obstruct any
portion of any man hole, lamp hole,
flush tank or any part Of the pul'lic
sewer. Any persons violating :he
provisions uf this secr:':n shall be
punished as hereinafte, prescribed.
Sec. 26. The City Council shall
have power to prevent or discontinue
any connection with the Pubic Sewer
which discharges substance liable to
iniure Sewers or obstruct the flow of
the sewerage.
Sec. 27. No exhaust steam shall be
allowed into the Public Sewer.
Sec. %. There shall be no sub
stance, either solid or liquid, put in
the Public sewers of the city at Man
holes, or in any other way than
through connection made as herein
provided; and anyone violating the
provisions of this section shall be
punished as hereinafter prescribed.
Sec. a29. All waste pipes that run
more than fifteen, (15) feet from the
Main Stack or Soil Pipe. shall con-
tinue unbroken above the Roof or
return to- the Main Stack above the
highest fixtures.
Sec. 80. The main stack shall be
provided with a suitable and acces-
sible Clean-out and Screw-cap at the
foot and at all other fixtures or
places on the line where necessary.
Sec. 81. All changes in direction
of waste and soil pipes shall be made
with US and Bends with cleanout
screwcap on end Of the Y Branch.
Sec. 80. Where the soil and vent
pipes pass through Roofs, the fash
ings shall be made from one piece Of
sheet lead, formed over the hub and
turned in on the inside Of Hub and
lead calked around the pipe.
Sec. 33. Plumber snail, before
any connection to any water
pipe, obtain a permit from the In
spector of Plumbing, stating fully
the number of fixtures to be installed
upon the premises. This permit shall
be delivered to the Secretary to the
Commissioners of Public Works and
receive his permit. Upon the COM
pletion of the work, the work is to.
be inspected by the inspector of
and the permit issued by
the Secretary Of the Commissioners
of. Public Works, to be delivered to
the Inspector of Plumbing, with a
return of the number Of fixtures, and
whether Of not service pipe has a
meter. Said return, of permit must
be made within forty-eight hours af-
ter completion of the work. No water
will be turned on Except to test
the service pipes and plumbing, with
in the premises which water must be
turned off after tests are completely
until such return has been made to
the Secretary of the Commissioners
of Public Works by the Inspector OF
Plumbing. The water main will be
tapped by the Commissioners OF Pub
lie Works and. the GALVANIZED Iron
Service Pipe laid from Water Main
to the curb line of street. and shall
provide Corporation Cock, Lead
Goose Neck, Curt COCK and. Box. A
Meter and Box will be provided if
Commissioners of Public works SO
elect. The expense Of the material
furnished and labor performed shall
be subject to the prices made by the
Commissioners Of Public Works.
Sec. 34. Each building shall be
connected to Water Main separately.
No plumber or other person shall
make an attachment to any old water
pipe or fixture nor any pipe where
water has been turned of, unless
written permit has been obtained
from the Secretary Of the Commis-
sioners of Public Works. Nor shall
any water pipe or attachment to con-
duct water into any adjoining prem