Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-09

feet, and every outside wall of the
same, facing on any street or party
line shall be of masonry or concrete
and shall be built and parapetted as
required under Sec 60 "Parapet Walls
| In buildings of Glass two walls 9TH
or than masonry or concrete, as
above required. may be lathed with
metal lath on both sides and plaster
ed, and all ceilings on the interior
Of same shall be plastercd. The
total area of such roof struc-
lures on any buildings shall not
exceed two hundred square feet for
each five thousand square feet of
area of the upper floor of such build
ing. The roof of every roof struc-
ture shall be constructed in the same
manner as the roof of the main build
ing.
DowNSPOUTS AND CUTTERS.
Section 40. All buildings abutting
upon any public walk shall be pro-
vided with proper metallic down
spouts and cave or cornice cutters
for conducting water from the roof
to the ground, or street in such a
manner as to protect from damage
the walls and foundations, and in no
case shall water from roofs be allow
ed to flow upon any public way or
over sidewalks. Such downspouts
shall discharge under the sidewalk in
to the gutter, or into storm sewer
or storm drain.
vENTILATORS AND SKYLIGHTS.
Section II. All attics in buildings
of Glasses one and two not otherwise
provided with windows or ventilat-
ing apparatus shall be provided with
one or more sheet-metal ventilators,
protected by galvanized iron or cop
per wire screen with mesh not larger
than one-quarter inch.
STABLES.
Section 70. No buildings shall be
erected. altered or reconstructed for
stabling animals below or above the
first or ground floor unless the build
ing be made of fireproof construc-
ton.
AUTOMOBILE STABLES.
Section 70. Where any automobile
stable, storage room or garage con-
tains oil. gasoline or fuel of any char
acter, the floor of such room shall be
of fireproof material.
EXHIBITION BUILDINGS, OBSER-
WALTON STANDS. ETC.
Section "a. Buildings and struc-
lures for fair and exhibition pur-
poses, stands for observation and re-
viewing purposes, and structures for
similar uses, whether temporary or
permanent in character, and located
outside of the fire limits shall be
constructed IN such manner and UNI
l. same safe. ''.
3 ." BOILER ROOMS. .
Section rs. ta) All walls of boiler
rooms situate within the fire limits
shall be of masonry, concrete OF
terra-cotta' for their full height, and
the roof shall be Of corrugated iron
or concrete or asbestos. If there Is
ceiling It shall be of metal, ashes.
= tos, or plaster on metal lath.
l. Openings into boiler room as
above described shall have fire doors
or shutters constructed AZ specified
= in Section 81 of this ordinance, ar
ranged to close automatically; and
where oil is burned under gravity
feed, every doorway shall have a
masonry, concrete or terra-cotta sill
rising not less than eight inches above
= the floor. No wood or other infam-
mable material shall be used in the
construction of the floor of any boil
D er room.
: (bl Boiler rooms outside the fire
limits shall be constructed of fire.
G proof material. Every boiler room
where shavings or other refuse are
used for fuel shall be provided with
i a standpipe not less than ~ inches
] in diameter located near the door
& with at least twenty-five feet of IL.
S inch hose attached thereto,
DRYING ROOMS
: Section rs, All walls, ceilings ant
s partitions enclosing drying rooms
y when not made of freproof material
= shall be wire lathed and plastered, oil
e covered with metal, tile or other hare
! incombustible material.
/ WASHING ROOMS.
Section n. All rooms or buildings
: used for washing clothes for hire
Q shall have reinforced concrete floors
not less than inches thick, finished
with a smooth troweled surface.
n OPENINGS IN SIDEWALKS.
Q Section 7S. There shall be no per,
s. manent opening in any sidewalk. ex
u cept II be covered with metal side
It walk trap doors, the outer edge o.
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