The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-18

nors hxtures nA,sf be connected 1t leass t~eiv,
'aeAes sbove the highest fixture.
Not more thaa thirty feet Of ooe and oue
S'a.rtsr iach pipe can be used for vsa,ias on
a,aurss na4 more thaa thirty fsst Of oas aad sal
AaA ineh Piee eaa b uasa Tor veasins tive &
soFs~ aot sore thsa thirty fss4 Of t~o iacI
psee esa - uas1 wAea kaek air vea,ins cIosets
Sset piess asA ke iacresssd in ai.e secord
lag to naasher 4 fxsurss, at Issss oae-suarses
q - iacA for eacA a1ditioaaI esaure. Ia s.pslI
h.'''diass end ordiaAsy dwelling houses the bscL
e.s ssais aa.st be cenascted to sod pipe nns len
tAsa sArss ls.t shove tie hisAss. sxture. Ia
NO oees shaN tie Aaek air vents Le eoonectsd
to caii pises IA b.,iIdiass three or more stories
high: but sh.ll rua ..psrssely through rood.
AZ vent pipes shall run - direct as pas.ibIe,
sad IS deGr.s eik .hall be u.sd when pr.ct;.
cable. Galvanized wrought iron pipe and fsl-
vsaiaed 6ttiaea. standard cast irsn soil pipe or
lead pipe (weieht to be known - extra liehtl
nay be used for ventilation Connections Of
sssd pipes with wrought iron pipes sh.ll be
nads with combination brass ground couplings
and solder nipples with properly wiped joints.
Session II. No outside drains or inside
drains. soil. waste or vent pipes shall be covered
trosn view or concealed until after the work he's
been tested. examined and approved by ii.
Plumbing Inspector and certificate given for
SANE. he whole system Of inside drains, soil,
~.ste and vent pipes shall be filed with water.
The Inspector shall be notified by the plumber
when the work is ready for i, spectioa. and said
plumber shall prepare the whole system Of
plumbing in soch building for the Plumbing
inspector to make proper test Of same.
Waste pipes from all fixtures shall be Of lead
or standard cast iron soil pipe. and Of the fol-
lowing sizes: Bath tubs. one and one-half inch;
sinks. one and one-half inch: laundry tubs. one
a"d oae-half inch; urinals one and one half inch;
wash basins. one and one-quarter inch. Lead
pipa snail not be OF less thnn the grade known
extra light.
Slop sinks which arc manufactured with at.
tAched trap arc to have waste pipe same size a.
trsp. all other slop sinks to have not less than
two inch waste pipe. and vent pine for .Dv
slop sink shall not be less than one and one.
half inch pipe.
Floor drains shall connect with sewer out.
side Of building and shall be provided with
back water valve which shall be accessible.
Section Is. Each and every fixture having
waste pipe shall be separately and indepen.
dently trapped with water-sealinR trap placed
as near the fixture rs practicable; and each trap
shall be protected from syphonsse and air pres.
sure BY special won't pipe.
Waste pipe iron bath tubs and wash trsys to
bs connected to drum trap with trap screws NOT
loss than three iaches in diameter and put close
to fixture as practicable.
Trap to be accessible. Bath tub and wash
trey ssrainsrs shall be one and one.haIf inch.
Section IA. No steam exhaust. bIow-oG or
drip pipes shall be connected with house drains,
soil. waste or vent pipes. within any building,
but must discharge into open tank or condenser,
from which . safe connection to the sewer out.
side OF building or separat, sewer connection
must be made.
Section Is. Waste pipes from refrisorators
or other receptacles in which provisions are
stored shall not be connected directly with the
drainage sysssm. but shall be arranged to waste
into oPen sink or trsy in open sight below the
refrigerator. The sink or tray may be connected
with the drainage system when properly trap.
ped with = combination trap or ZAP trap. No
sediment from boilers or drain tubes. from stop
and waste cocks shall be connected directly
with any wsste or sewer. Drips or overflow
pipes IRON safes under water closets and other
fixtures. or IRON tanks or cisterns, shall in no
case be coanscted directly to the drainage sys.
tom, but shall run to some place in open sight,
Section IL. Every water closet or group of
wster closets within building shall be flushed
from a separate tank cistern; the Aush pipes
to be not less than one and one-qunrter inch.
Section II. Outside water closets must be
separately trapped. with cIean.out on tran, Soil
pipe to have lead connection Aansed on floor to
receive hopper. Hopper to be Aushed with
seat attached to valve by heavy chain. waste
from valve to be connected to soil pipes on the
house side Of trap. Trap for water closet and
valve to be act in vault below freezing, and &C.
oeasibls for repairs. Outside closets when
within ten teet Of building are to be vented with
tour-nch stack.
Section 18. No buggy wash shall be con
nected with the sewer system. unlexs it shall be
provided with sand trap between the wash
and sewer, such trap shall be NOT less than
thirty.six inches in diameter and forty-eieht
inches deep. and shall be installed according to
the directions Of Plumbing Inspector.
Section 10. No drainage from roofs Of any
buildings shall be connected with the sewer.
Section 20. No plumber or other person
shall install any new fixture or other plumbing
work. or change alter any old work. without
lirst receiving permit from the Plumbing In.
spector: and all permits shall be issued by the
Plumbing Inspector only upon application to him
in writing by the plumber desiring to install any
new fixture or fixtures. alter or change any old
fixtures; and said application shall contain the
name Of the person for whom the work is to be
done and the description Of the building and
place where the same is to be done. and the said
permit shall be issued for said person and ss;d
work only.
The Plumbing Inspector shall collect for
issuing said permits the sum Of Two Dollars
($2J for permits authorizing three fixtures or
less: Two and Fifty onehunJredth Dollars ($2. .5O)
for over three and not more than FIVE fixtures.