The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

| Section 49, All connections of leat
} pipes shall be made with wiped Joints
All connections of lead with iron pipe
!, shall be made with brass sleeve or
ferrule, the sleeve TO be thoroughly
calked into the hub of the iron pipe
I with lead and the lead pipe be attached
to the sleeve with wiped Joint.
Section 10, Water closets shall no,
be flushed by direct service, but by
means of special tank, except outdoor
anti-freezing water closets.
Section 20. Waste pipes and traps
shall in all cases be of lead, cast iron OF
brass and of the following sizes fol-
each OF the following uamed fixtures,
Bath tub, 1-2 inches.
Sink, IL inches.
Laundry tub, 10 inches
Urinal, l IL inches.
Wash basin 1 4 inches.
j Stop hopper, 2 inches.
The vent pipe from each fixture, shall
In all cases be of the same size as the
traps from the same fixture, provided
that when more than one fixture shall
be vented through the same pipe, the
size of the pipe shall be as follows.
For more than one and not exceed
two ba ms IA inch pipe.
For more than two and not to exceed
six basins, l2 inch pipe.
For more than six and not to exceed
twenty basins, inch pipe.
For more than 20 basins, 2 IL inch
pipe.
For more than two and not to exceed
fixtures, l2 inch pipe.
| For more than 3, and not to exceed 5
| fixtures, 2 inch pipe.
| : III 4 n
| fixtures IL inch pipe.
For more than ten and not to exceed
20 fixtures, inch pipe.
Slphon jet water closets located with
In seven feet of the stack need not be
vented.
Section 81 When closets are located
more than seven feet and not to exceed
fifteen feet from the main soil pipe, a
two inch vent pipe shall be continued
from the end of said soil pipe as pro-
vided by the rules governing vents.
Section %. Vent pipes frem water
closet traps shall not in any case be less
than two inches in diameter; and where
more than one closet is vented through
the same, the size of such pipe shall be
as follows;
For one and to exceed three closets
2 inches,
For more than and not to exceed
closets inches.
For more than six and not to exceed
IL closets 3 inches.
A water closet, bath tub and wash
basin may all be vented through the
same pipe, but in all such cases the
two inch vent pipe which is common to
such fixtures shall not exceed thirty
feet in length, and the same rule shall
apply In all cases, where a water closet
and either a bath tub or wash basin are
vented through the same pipe.
Section 20. In no case shall more than
two lavatories be drained or vented
through l IA inch pipe, nor shall any
waste pipe of Ia inches in diameter
exceed 20 feet in length.
Trap vents from two or more fixtures
must be connected at least six inches
above the top of the fixtures, and trap
screw of the same size as the vent wiped
into it and not more than six inches
above the connection with the trap and
ground joint solder unions are allowed.
Section "a. In no case shall any vent
or soil pipe be run on the outside of
any building, without a special permit
from the inspector of plumbing.
In no case shall any fixture be allowed
to discharge into the trap of any water
closet.
Section %. Every plumber before do
ing any plumbing work in any building
within the limits Of the city OF Twin |
Falls, except repairing as defined In
this ordinance, shall submit plan and |
description of the work to be done. on |
blanks to be furnished by the plumb bling
Inspector, which plans shall be filed in |
the office of the plumbing inspector.
Upon the approval Of said plans the
inspector of plumbing shall issue a per-
nit to do the plumbing work as shown
by said plans and shall collect fee of
two dollars and fifty cents, which shall
cover all charges for inspection.
No permit for plumbing work shall
be issued by the Inspector of plumbing
to any person other than a licensed
plumber and the inspector may at any
time revoke a permit for defective I
work or other cause.
The plumber shall notify the plumb
ing inspector of the time all work will
be commenced requiring permit; he
shall also ARA nge times with said
plumbing inspector for the inspection of
the work and plumbing tests and all
such tests shall be performed by the
plumber In the presence of the plumb
ing inspector.
Section 26, Upon the completion of
any work done under a permit, issued
by authority of this ordinance, the
plumber to whom such permit was is
sued, shall give notice thereof to the
inspector of plumbing, and thereupon
the Inspector shall make a final exami-
nation Of the whole work, and if found
TO comply with the requirements Of
this ordinance, he shall approve the
same and shall issue certificate there
Tor, and shall Immediately endorse up
IN the application upon which the per-
nit for he work was issued the date of
uch final inspection and approval.
All such applications shall be kept on
lie in the office of the inspector of
Section 81. The inspector shall re-
'eive for his salary and in full for ali
for the issuance of per-
nits and inspection and approval of