Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10

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than eight IS feet below the curb, and
to every square yard Of face wall All stone
to be laid on Its natural bed. to be wen
lows slushed full and all Joints on exposed
sides struck, and no stone work shalI DC
hey shall be at least four "a inches
thicker than the wall resting upon II TO a
low the curb, and IL built of broken stone
concrete they shall be at least eight 20
on to a depth of not more than eight ieet
below the curb. and must be in forms, IN
sourses not more than twelve ga inches
all such concrete shall consist Of one part
cement, two parts sharp sand, and three
larger than will pass through a two t2l
inch ring), all of which Is to be well MIXED
walls go down more than eight 90 feet.
the whole foundation wall-shst be .ineress-
ed in thickness 12is per cent for each
foot over eight 90 feet in depth.
Walls of DIMINISHING Thickness.
Section 40. When walls herein prescribso
are OF diminishing thickness upwards, the
said decrease of thickness shall be con
strued to mean at the top line or tier
Of beams nearest the height specified
Wooden Beams In Walls.
Section II The ends OF all wooden
beams in all walls. especially In al parry
walls, are to be separated by, at least ioot
"a inches of brick work, and Ia eight 80
inch walls they are 70 be strapped s9seOn1s
spiked. for cross tie: the height or all
stories in buildings shall.be at least as
much as is called for in the laws or New
Jersey. governing the erection OF tene-
ment houses.
when Building Must be Fireproof
Section ~. If a greater height than Six
ty-hve (65) feet is desired for the walls OF
any building. the entire building must be
Of hreproof construction approved by the
Inspector of Buildings.
II any tower or part of any building or
than seventy-hve as feet above curb,
proved by the Inspector of Buildings.
Outside Walls of Dwellings.
Section 10, All outside walls OF owen.
ing houses constructed Of brick shall not
twenty-four (2D feet or less above curb
level; II oyer twenty-four G24) feet and
the walls shall not be less than twelve (12}
inches thick If over nifty 800 feet and
shall be sixteen dc inches thick to the
height of fifteen G5) feet above curb ieyeL
from thence to the top; II over sixty (6o}
feet and not over seventy-fve G5)
feet high. the walls shall be sixteen G6l
t25) feet above curb level. and not less
Than twelve U2) inches thick from thence
to the top.
Party and Interior Walls.
Section "a. Al party and interior GglcK
shall not be less than eight (S( inches
thick; all party and Interior walls over
forty (4O) feet high, shall not be less than
twelve 90 inches thick to the height
Of fifteen C5) feet above curb Level; ana
not less than t8) inches thick from thence
over forty tfoj feet high and not over
may be built twelve G2), inches and eight
90 inches respectively in thickness, but
no such wall shall have a vertical portion
eight (8) inches thick more than twenty
Eve (25l feet in height; al party and tn,
not over sixty 900 feet in height, may be
built twelve G2l inches and eight 90
inches respectively in thickness; but no
! such wall shall have a vertical portion
eight 90 inches thick more than twenty
Ave t25) feet in height. and all party-and
interior walls over sixty (60) feet high and
not over seventy-hve C1) feet in. height
shall not be less than sixteen 90 inches Ghe5
feet and from then upward twelve 90
inches and eight 90 inches Respectively In
thickness, but no such wall shall have a
vertical portion eight go inches in thick
ness more than fifteen G5) feet in height.
Section rs. The walls of all dwellings
which are not more than. twenty-five t22(
more than thirty 800 feet or two ~
stories in height, shall be at least eight
one-story structures not over twenty-tWo
(22l feet in height may be built with
al the walls at least eight tSl inches IN
visions are not to apply to dwelling houses
built in continuous blocks of three -or@foHr
more.
Section 70. store fronts in onestory
cred with metal above the store windows,
provided suitable fire stops are placed be
tween buildings.
Brick Partition Walls.
Section II. In dwellings where the dis
lance between the bearing walls is pot
span is over twenty-six (26) feet. brick
partition walls not less than eight 60
feet high may be built to support the floors.
Supports Over Rooms.
Section IS. Over any room with a clear
shall be supported by steel or iron Orders