The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-03-03

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, twelve closets, 3 inches.
> A. water closet, bath tub and water
basin may all be ventilated through
the two inch Vent pipe which is com
mon to such fixtures shall not exceed
: thirty feet in length, and the same rule
shall apply In cases where a water
closet and either a bath tub or wash
pipe.
: : (q) All vent pipes which are more
than thirty feet in length shall be in
additional forty feet in length.
lr) In no case shall more than two
lavatories be drained or vented through
IN inch pipe, nor shall any waste
twenty feet in length.
ts) Trap vents from two or, more
fixtures must be connected at least SIX
inches above the top of fixtures, ana
a trap screw of the same diameter az
the vent, wiped into it and not more
than six inches above the connection
with the trap and ground joint solder
unions may be used.
o. All pipes are to be so arranged
that they may be easily examined and
repaired.
Iu) All exit pipes from plumbing
strainers, securely fastened. Double
hubs are prohibited IN all cast iron
soil and waste pipes, except above the
vent tee or in n-outs in the sewer
are prohibited inside the buildings ex-
Get in hotels and restaurants Sucn
fixtures shall in all other cases be or
non absorbent material.
! tN) Waste pipes from bath tubs
shall be connected to drum traps. Drum
traps shall have screws not less than
three inches in diameter and shall be
put as close to the bath tub as is prac-
ticle and accessible.
lw) In no case shall any vent or
soil pipe be run on the outside of ans
building without specIai permit from
the inspector of plumbing.
| (x) In no case shall any fixture be
allowed to discharge into the trap of
any water closet, or into the heel of
a lead bend.
I W Clean-out screws shall be placed
at the end of the drain pipe under
every sink, and also at every angle In
said pipe.
Sec. 81. In all drain pipes laid with
in the property lines and in ali hori-
zontal soil pipes which are four inches
or more in diameter there shall be
placed every sixty feet apart, through
% 9at their entire length branches
shall be put in as follows:
First. In buildings having base.
ments and which are buIlt upon o..
near the property of street line. and
where the pipe is exposed, the Y clean
outs shall be used. and where the pipe
Is buried below the the basement floor
then branches and screws snail pc
uScu anu SO CIldI the screws
shall come flush with the basemen,
floor, In buildings similarly situated,
but having no basement, branches
and screws shall be used placed so
lower floors of such bu>lding.
Second When buildings are located
back from the property or street lines,
branches and screws shall be placed
line, and also every sixty feet apart
along the whole length of the pipe
between the initial Y, branch and the
building, and all of such branches
that the clean-out screws shall be flush
with the surface of the ground
Third. When the buildings are
GRAINED grail into toes, eess-pools. the same rules
ciean-outs as herein above prescribed !
except that the initial clean-ou, snail !
be located Immediately within the |
70 1sH walls 1t shall be unlawful
or horizontal soil pipe in any manner |
not in accordance with this section.
Sec. 49, 1t shall be unlawful to con-
privy vault, cess-pooi, exhaust from
any steam engine, or blow-or from any
steam boiler.
work done under a permit issued by
authority of this chapter, the drain
layer or plumber to whom such permit
was issued shall give written notes
lheieol 10 the inspector or plumbing
and thereupon the inspector shall make
a final examination of the whole work,
and II found to comply with the re-
qu1rements of this chapter he shall
approve the same and shall issue a Ger
tificate therefor, and he shall immedi-
atty thereafter endorse upon the appll-
cation which the permit for the work
was issued, the date of such final in
spection and approval All such april
cations shall be kept on file in the
ONCE of the inspector of plumbing
Sec. "a. Any person violating any of
the provisions of this chapter shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be pun
ished by fine in any sum not less
than Five Dollars or more than One
Dollars, or by Imprisonment
In the City Jail for a period not exceed
ing one hundred days, or by both such
line and Imprisonment. Every twenty
four hours or fraction thereof, in which
any person violating any of the provi-
'ions OF this chapter shall continue so
n violation hereof after notice or sucn
violation, from any City officer, shall I
constitute separate and distinct Of
,ense, and be punishable as such. Id
Sec. 35. The Clerk is hereby directed 4
q have this Ordinance published in 4
The Idaho Republican, news paper
published in Blackfoot, Idaho.
Passed. approved and adopted, this
'4th day of February, 1911. II
:. J. JOHNSON. Clerk. Z