Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-15

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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
Rndiminished la size up to aud six
inches above the highest point in the
roof or fire walls and shall not ter
inmate within ten feet OF any window,
air shaft, or opening of any house or
building, and the same shall be fur
ther removed if the inspecting officer
considers il necessary All drains
outside of building and To the street
sewer or cess pool shall be first
grade, vitrified iroR-stope pipe, or
cast iron, internal diameter not less
than two inches. Stoneware piping
shah not be allowed within three feet
of the exterior wall of any building;
neither shall any Vitrified pipe come
within twelve inches OF the surface
of the ground through its entire
course. The jointing of each and
every section of gitrified piping must
be completely and uniformly filed
with the best Portland cement, two
parts of cement, and one part of sand,
and every joint thoroughly cleaned
from the inside, so as not to form an
obstruction. The different sections
must be laid in perfect line to tae
bottom and sides with fall of not
less than one-quarter of an inch per
foot towards the street sewer or cess
pool. This piping must be made per-
fectly water tight; it shall not be
covered or concealed in any way until
| it has been properly tested and APP
proved by the inspecting officer desig-
mated by the proper authorities. All
changes in direction shall be made
with not less than one-eighth curves
or Y branches, and connections with
Y branches and one-eighth bends.
Section I. Every water closet,
sink slophopper. bath tub. and each
tray or set of wash trays or other YES
sci or vessels connected with the
drain pipe directly or indirectly must
be separately. independently and eff
fectively trapped and vented. The
trap must be placed as near the fix
ture as possible and in no case fur
ther than two feet from the fixture.
All sinks in the kitchens of boarding
houses or hotels accommodating more
than twenty persons, shall be provid-
ed with a suitable and approved
grease trap. No wooden wash trays
or sinks shall be maintained, con-
stTucted or used inside of any build
| ing or porch. All wash trays and
sinks maintained, used or constructed
| in any building, shall be of non-ab-
sorbant material. No Union coupling
| of any description shall be used in, or
| in connection with concealed work
/ No rubber connections shall be used
except on the flush pipes.
| Section s. All traps to fixtures
shall be separately and effectively
vented and all special air pipes with
| in a radius of fifteen feet, may con-
verge into one pipe. the. size of the
same TO be governed by the provisions
/ of section ten hereof, and to be eX-
tended up to and six inches above the
! highest point of the roof, or be con-
| Quoted into the main stack, not less
| than two feet above the highest fix
ture in the system.
Waste pipes from refrigerators or
other receptacles in which provisions
are stored, shall not be connected
with a drain, soil pipe, or other waste
lpipe. unless sucS waste pipes are pro-
vided with trap suitably ventilated.
and in every case there shall be an
open tray between trap and refrig-
orator. Water closet apartments
shall open into the open air or be
| ventilated by means of a window air
shaft or duct.
! Section 9. No brick. sheet metal,
| earthen ware. or chimney flue shall
/ be used as a sewer yentilator or to
vdntilate any trap, drain. soil or
! waste pipe: cellar drains shall not be
| connected with any soil or waste pipes
except by a special permission of the
plumbing inspector.
Section 10. The proper authorities
in approving applications for permits,
or in accepting work of any and all
! persons carrying on, conducting, as
| suming control of, constructing or
causing to be constructed any plumb
ing or house drainage affecting Ihe
sanitary condition of any house Or
building in said city either erected or
icing erected, shall be governed by
the following regulations, and it shall
be unlawful for any person to fail,
neglect or refuse 10 comply with the
same. upon notice so to do, both
where work is already constructed
and in the construction of new work:
First-NO water closet shall be put
into or used in or upon any properly
house or building unless such closet
shall be flushed by a tank of a capac-
Iity of not less than three gallons of
water. Plunger closets. Philadel-
phia Hoppers. pan closets or any
other closet where the supply to the
bowl is direct from the street service
or building supply. are prohibited in
all cases except in public jails and
where such exists shall be removed
aud replaced with tank water closet.
SecOnd.-A fixture that is a top fix,
ture on a vertical stack and not
more than one foot from the inlet to
the stack, need not have its trap re-
vented. provided it does not discharge
into the stack, below the level of its
seal. All traps shall set true to their
water seals
Third:-AH soil pipes and fittings
in buildings, four stories or more
shall be cast iron of the grade known
las extra heavy of the following
weights per lineaI foot
Four inches, thirteen pounds; five
inches. seventeen pounds; six inches
twenty pounds.
! Houses OF three stories or less
nay have standard pipe and fittings
All soil pipes shall be carried up full
ize. up TO and six inches above the
highest point of the roof and left
without cowl or cap. On all new
buildings these vents shall follow the
langIe Of the roof on the under side
land shall not be carried to the outer
lair until the highest point in the rooi
has been reached. On all work done