Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-10

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total Immediately previous value thereof
exclusive OF foundation. may be repaired
this ordinance. provided that a proper ep.
pication shall have been made to the In
spector Of Buildings and his permit Tor tn
same shall have been issued. but il suct
damage shall amount to more than two.
thirds Of such value. then such buildinl
shall not be repaired or rebuilt, but shall
be demolish ed.
Repairing Fire Damaged Walls.
Section a. Should the decision Of th'
hereinafter prescribed. permit the reDail
or restoration OF any building. every dam
or restored to its full original strength. bu'
only within the limits Of It's original heigh'
and other dimensions and uses.
Inspector Determines as to Repairs.
Section As. The previous value of sucf
building and the proportion of such damage
the extent Of reuse Of any wall OF WALL
repairs or restoration may be determined
by the Inspector Of Buildings subject t.
Upon the written demand Of the owne,
or owners of any such premises, the In
sDector Of Buildings shall appoint one ap
praiser. and one appraiser shall be selected
by said owner or owners. -,
They shall at once examine the sale
premises, and If they agree. their decision
is to be stated separately in writing anC
sworn to, and when filed with the In
spector of Buildings shall be final and con
Should these two appraisers not agree
they shall select a third appraiser or UNI
pire to take part In such impartial anC
disinterested examination and verdict.
The Joint decision of any two OF then
Is to be stated separately in writing ant
sworn to and when filed with the Inspector
Of Buildings shall be final and conclusive
Fec of Appraisers.
Ten $4,000 Dollars for such service. which
sum shall be paid by the owner or owner:
OF said buildings before said report is nled
and no repairs or alterations, except to thu
extent necessary to make such buildint
safe. as directed by the Inspector Of Build
Too aAn11 - 80 aar.n 1nFi1 sold ~
port is filed and a permit obtained.
Appraisers Reports.
Section At. said report is also to In
clude a separate detailed statement II
writing as to the causes or probable cause:
Of the damage. and of the general or specia
conditions in each case. and may also in
to effective future remedy and prevention
of damage in similar cases, and all such
by the Inspector of Buildings In a specia
docket. to be known as the Fire Inquest
Section IS. In no case shall a person
be named as an appraiser by either party
who is not a practical carpenter or maso1
G0) years experience.
Temporary Frame Buildings.
Section 40; Temporary one-story fran
erected for the use of builders within the
limits Of lots whereupon or adjacent Il
upon the permit of the Inspector of Build
ings who shall limit the period of TIM
for which they may remain. but any suei
pose specified. and to be removed by thu
owners within twenty-four hours from thu
expiration of the time limit or on notice
from the Inspector of Buildings.
Temporary stagings. Etc.
Section 50. Temporary stagings. plat
purposes may be constructed of wood. upor
the filing of plans and a permit from thu
Inspector of Buildings which shall limit tn
period of time for which they may remain
and all such temporary structures are t
be demolished by the owners thereof within
twenty-fOur hours after the expiration o.
the time specified.
Fences of Wood.
Section 81 Fences Of wood shall no
Signs of Wood.
Section So. Signs of wood shall not b,
erected over three go feet high on an,
Plazzas of Wood.
Section 50. Piazzas or balconies of woot
not extending in height more than three
may be erected upon any dwelling house
Bay Windows.
section o. one bay or oriei WINDOW
front Of any building. If but one story ir
height, but it shall not be one-third the
width of said face or front.
If but two stories in height and of said
prOportionate width, It may be constructed
Of wood, but shall be covered with metal
II Of any greater height or diminsions,
or if more than one is desired on any
OllG III "a ldAE' 3 VI AIIFF man ~ t'N
cred with metal, or such means of slow
burning construction used as the Inspector
may approve.
Covering Roofs of Wooden Buildings.
Section So. The roofs of all permanent
wooden constructions are to be covered
with metal. clay. tile, slate. Stag. or such
ether means Of slow burning construction
or other approved h%reproof roofing materia
as may be approved by the Inspector OF
Buildings.
Repairing shingIe Roofs.
Section 56. Existing single roofs may
be only repaired on old lines and heights
and II altered or reconstructed in any way
metal, clay, tile. slate, Stag. or other ap-
proved ~Greproof roofing material Is to be
substituted as Il covering.
Building Wood Sheds.
Section 81. Sheds OF wood not over ff
teen l5) feet to the highest point Of ROOF
with the closed sides and roof thereof GOV.
cred with metal, clay, tile, slate. Stag. oil
other approved freproof material, may be
built on permits from the Inspector OF
Buildings. provided that no fence shall be
used as any side OF such shed. but mus
comply with the regulations of the BoarG
Building Outhouses.
Section 5S. Exterior priyies, wood OF
coal houses, not exceeding one hundred
and fifty 15O) square feet in superficial
area, and not over eight 90 feet in height
metal, clay, die, slate, or other approved
freproohng material, but must comply With
the regulations of the Board of Health,
Buildings Within Fire Limits.
Section 80. All buildings, hereafter erect.
ed. altered or repaired within the fire
limits. shall be subject to the following
conditions: All walls, whether outside OF
party walls. shall be constructed Of brick,
stone. iron or other f%reproof materials as
iron building hereafter erected outside OF
the fire limits shall be constructed as re
CURED for buildings within the said fire
Retaining Walls for Vaults.
section 50: In buildings where the space
under the sidewalks is utilized, a sufficient
stone or brick wall shall be built to retain
the roadway Of the street, such wall shall
have a thickness at the base Of not less
than twelve l2) inches, and il over four
l4D feet high. must have the thickness of
one-quarter Of its height, and the side,
be OF sufficient thickness and shall extend
under the sidewalk to such walls. and Sc
curely tie into the same.
Vaults Inside Curb Line.
Section 81. No vault shall be construct
ed extending further than the line Of the
sidewalk or curb line. The roofs of all
brick arched turned between eight-lnch
rolled iron or steel beams of not less weight
not more than four 80 feet on centres
with spans NOT to exceed ten UO) feet,
and with two C2p rows OF dve-eighth inch
tie rods. The arches shall be OF hard
! burned No. l brick laid in cement mortar
cemented over a level and covered with
Eve thicknesses Of tarred roofing paper
laid with broken joints, cemeuted with
melted pitch or asphalt and covered with
a top course thereof and made water-tIght
Opening in Vaults.
Section c.. Openings in the roofs for the
admission of coal or light shall be coy.
cred with lights of glass in iron frames
or with iron covers or reinforced concret
having a rough surface. and rabheted flush
with the sidewalks; these lights shall not
be moro than four CJ square inches each.
Vaults Under Streets or sidewalks.
Section g. No person or persons shall
construct any vault in or under any OF
the streets or sidewalks without obtaining
a permit therefor from the Inspector OF
Buildings under "A penalty of TWENTY-FIVE