The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-06


plan showing in detail the course and size oi
such drain through the building and property
of the applicant. such plans to BE- hled in th'
Office Of the Superintendent of Sewerage.
Section Z. Psvr,bi~g Naiss.-Any drair
which il to be extended under o. into m,
hotel. tenement house or dwelling house
school house or public building Of . perna
nent nature must in its plan conform to th@
following requisites:
FiRsr. Size Of Pips: No 0bsesvesse~s.-
When proposed to be connected by any dis
trict sewer the size Of such drain shall be six
inches in diameter inside the pipe and there
shall not be allowed in such drain any trap o.
the FREE flow Of air and sewerage through
the whole course Of the drain and soil pipe;
nor shall any rain or surface water be 3D.
mtt4d in the soiI pipe. Any licensed plumber
pipe or drain layer who shall make o. place
ony trap. construction or other obstacle any,
where in the course Of said pipe shall forfeit
his license and any person offending ~ above
shall be subject to the penalties Of this ordi-
nance and in addition pay the costs Of rectify-
ing the wrong done.
SECOND. Joining. Every pipe connected
with the sewer VII ether cast iron or earthen-
ware. must BE- sound and impervious in all it
parts. and joined in the best manner.
THIRD. Sea Pipss. vsntiiating Stacks;
Kind. Nothing but galvanised-wrought or
cast iron for main soil pipes and ventilating
stacks will be allowed and joints in pipes
must be caulked with oakum and lead.
None but vitrified clay pipes Of the best
quality shall be used. and such pipes shall be
joined with Portland cement mortar. These
pipes are to BE- laid At least four feet deep to
point within five feet of the building wall.
FOURTH. Traps. Details. Every connec-
ton Of water closet. sink. basin or other
vessel connected with the pipe must be sepsr.
ated with an approved trap. All details Of
plumbing work. such - water closets, sinks.
ETC.. must be In accordance with the plans.
specifications and descriptions in the once Of
the Superintendent Of Sewerage.
Size Of Pipes. soil pipe must be Of
the uniform size Of not less than four inches
without . trap. opened At the top and access
ible for inspection il entire length. All
openings through the walls for waste and soil
pipes to be larger than the pipes. to allow
for settling.
Connsetions.-ANc connections of one line
with another shall be made with .Y"
branches and one-eighth bend.
Filing Applications. An applications for
permits to lay drain or sewer pipe shall be
filed with the Superintendent of Sewerage
tventy-four ho0rs before their issuance, ex-
eept IN case Of accident requiring present &C.
ton.
Obstruction Of Highway. Trenches in
public streets or alleys shall be excavated %
~ to impede travel - little - possible; the
crossing Of CUTTERS and al other water ways
shall Be crossed in such manner - to admit
Of the ready escape Of water. Planks should
always Be provided and placed where side
walls or crossings sre 10 be opened.
Red Lights, Lights shall be kept around all
unfinished work At night and sufficient barri-
cs1ies shall Be placed around excavations at
al times.
oraeing. Trenches in depth of ak feet
or more and all made in treacherous soils or
near any building shall be properly braced;
neglect to do 20 will subject the party max
ing the excavation and his bondsmen Liable
for all damages arising from such neglect.
Trenches Settling. The opening and fill
ing of all trenches shall be done under the
supervision of the Superintendent of Sewer
age and in the event of settling within one
year after being refilled the Superintendent
OF Sewerage shall require the restoration by
the party who made it.
6lo~-offs. Drop pips.-Steam exhaust
blow offs or drop pipes must not be connected
with house drains, soil. waste. or vent pipes
within any building, but shall discharge into
an open tank or condenser from which a safe
syphon connection to the sewer outside of the
building must be made
Wash Racks.-Au stables. barns or car
riage houses having a wash rack and con-
nected with a sew shall be provided with
sand trap with an iron syphon outlook
Section s Drains. Soil Pipes House
drains inside of buildings shall be securely
anchored to the walls or suspended from tim
ber by stout iron hangers not more than five
feet apart Drains and soil pipes within the
building shah have uniform fall of not less
than one-quarter of an inch to one foot to-
wards the sewer. Changes in direction shall
be made by ~ branches and sanitary tees.