The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

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2s ed or altered. TO. be occupied az
sS a schooi hospital. asylum or as
g treatment OF persons. shail be OF
% type i, II more than two CD
30 stories and q basement In height,
n, fHej ~ TYPES ;sa, FOR Glass Ia,
2 containing combined seating 40
commodation In the assembly halls
s Of not more than six hundred
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be not more than twenty (20)
2 feet above the sidewalk level. II
10 the uppermost assembly hall be
IL the sidewalk level or II such
l3 buildings contain seating capac-
IA tty Of more than six hundred
10 5000. and less than fifteen hun.
II types 1. or .. III more than af-
Is teen hundred !lsoo) they shall be
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3 3, containing combined seating
4 capacity OF more than four hun-
8 dred and less than eight hundred,
I II they have q combined seating
capacity OF eight hundred (800)
8 or more, they shall be built OF
~ ,ggsse %. USES OF BUILDINGS
! this ordinance II any building the
3 use OK Which a psinfs y WITHIN Any
TO q new and different use than
the one to which the structure
3 and equipment adapts II unless
III for q new and different use shall
IL have been complied with and
Is permit given for the alterations
"a and a certificate of occupancy OBJ
Sec. al. ADVERTISING BUILD
2 iNGs; Any person .a advsrt d,hn
: than that accepted by the depart,
G guilty Of violating the terms OF
Z this ordinance.
ARTICLE VIII.
Heights and Location ~ buildings.
s.eti Ss h0,,danx lG S.rrs,, EE9 sr.as.
4 vided In this ordinance, shall ex-
8 coed the following dimensions in
: height.
use. :1 ;Ss i sDnss Of sny o or ps4
3 manent habitation. IL shall be
10 counted 90 the upper story Of that
- SEQ. MEASUREMENTS OF
: HEIGHTS. The height Of build
: mss shall be measured from tho
building e tho d TOP Of tn, the highest 81
I hat roofs.
) For pitched roofs, ons-half of
10 shall be taken az tho highest point
IL Where walls OF a structure do
l3 not adJoin the street. then the
u average level of the ground adj
l6 may DO taken. Instead of the .stroct
IL curb level In measuring the height
Is OF such . building.
2 r, ssS' Z; eens,rus,i s buildings. :.
sh saa not b Hn liisS r Eo f'lf fYpn
Protected construction buildings
or one hundred (100) feet in height.
Sec. 5. HEIGHT FOR TYPE 3.
2 Mill construction buildings shall
hs sse' s. 'O} RE FSes II Fol Fok TYPE 4.
) shall not exceed Ave t5) stories Or
'iH sss 'f IEli fsff N r esash TYPE
Frame and voncered construction
3 BUILDINGS shall not exceed three
4 lay stories or forty-five (4s), feet
Sec g. SPIRES. TOWERS. ETC.
z. The heights for church spires and
towers, domcs and towers to pub
: Tic buildings. water towers, shot
5 towers or smoke stacks. shall not
6 be limited by the above require
ments.
r, yss an HE RG6T OF s yI'sS,s
buikheads. tank houses and eieva-
tor enclosures or roof houses. pro-
6 jecting above the heights as herein
6 given as the limits of the heights
5 roof OF al buildings. but ali such
Q roof structures must be construct
10 ed In conformity TO the require
II ments Of Article XIV. OF this or
IS Parapet walls or baiustrades
II constructed entirely OF incombust-
Is ible material. may be. built above
II classes. and In addition to the
Is heights herein fixed for the same.
ARTICLE TX.
Quality and strength OF Materials.
Section /: QUALITY: Materials
8 purpose intended. and shall con-
s tursrs standards. shall be free
8 from imperfections which impair
strength and durability, and shall
8 be classed as good when within
8 10% of the average OF Its kind.
10 The following materials shall be
IL the minimum standard in compari-
IL son with other materials OF the
10 Sec. T. BRICK. Brick herein re-
ferred to, IL merchantabie common
3 brick standard size about Sas"x4"x
s All brick. shalt be of q quality
usual handling. hauling. dumping.
the delivery on the scaffoids or
8 work. without making more than
10 Ave 90 per cent bats
IL No soft brick are to be used In
IL facing wallis or any CONSTITUTIONAL
13 work. When old bricks are to be
"A used they shall be thoroughly
10 cleaned and shall be whole. hard
Sec. g. TILE. All tile for floor
2 or wall construction or for fre-
3 proofing purposes shall be made OF
I pure clay. well burned. with webs
s eighths (%) inch thiois, and with
Z rounded hilets at all internal inter-
8 sections.
such tile may be hard burned"
10 porous" or "semi- porous
Gee. 4. STONE. Stone herein re-
ferrad to is a good quality of build
3 ing sand or lime stone OF com
mcrce. Any other building stone
G be used.
I stone used In concrete for foun-
dations must be clean and free
from dirt and dust, and shall be
10 broken to pass through two rs
IL inch diameter ring. IL used In Are
IL PROBING or floor construction the
10 stone shall be broken for q three
Sec. 5. SAND. May be either
lake. pit or bank sand free from
3 organic matter and clean and