The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-24

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 Rule 9. Three water closets and 'six additional fixtures, other than |closets, may be vented from a two inch vent pipe.
 Rule 10. Every soil. and waste pipe must be of cast iron soil pipe, brass or lead pipe. Durham system will be permitted above ground, using galvanized pipe and regulation recess led Durham drainage fittings.
 Ten water closets and twenty ad- .ditional fixtures other than closets, may be vented from a three inch vent pipe. Where two fixtures con 'nect with one vent. such connection shall be not less than one and one- half inch pipe. Each vent pipe must exteni above the highest fixture it serves before connecting with other vent pipes. Vent pipes to be cast
 ron soil pipe galvanized pipe or lc pipe.
 Connection of lead pipe with iron pipe or fittings shall be made with brass solder, nipples or brass fer rules, and of size not less than the lead pipe, with properly wiped solder joints.
 All joints in cast iron pipes shah be packed with oakum and molten lead we'll caulkeI.
 Rule II. Waste from refrigerators or other receptacles in which provis- ions are stored shall not be connect ed direct with the drainage system but shall be arranged to waste invo an open tray in plain sight below This tray may be connected to the drainage system upon being properly trapped. Drum trap 4-inch in dia- meter to be used.
 All steam or hot water pipes from any steam boiler or heating appara- tus, if to be discharged into a sewer. must be discharged into condenser, and waste pipe from condenser trap ped.
 Rule 12. Every water closet or line of water closets shall be supplied with water from tank or cistern. and flushing pipe shall not be less than one and one-quarter inches in diameter.
 Rule 13. All soil, waste and vent pjpes must be tested by the plumber in charge, with a water test. as dt rected by the inspector and in his n essence.
 Pipe vents and fittings thus shown to be defective and wrongfully placed. must be replaced within three days. and again tested if required by the inspector.
 All work shall be left uncovereI TOT examination and test.
 After all fixtures are placed in po- sition and work completed, the plumbing inspector shall exansne all work, and if found in accordance with this ordinance, he shall so certify by issuing the clearance hereinafter pro- vided for to the plumber in charge
 No inspection will be made on rv- gal holidays or Sundays.
 The inspector shall be obliged to report on job five hours after being notified.
 Rule fl. The Plumbing Inspector shall use his discretion, and his dis cretion shall be final in regard to work in old and new buildings which cannot be governed by rules.
 Rule 15. All sewers, both mains, branches and connections, shall be laid under the supervision of the Plumbing Inspector.
 Sec. 9. It is hereby made the duty of such Plumbing Inspector to inspect all such work as provided for in this ordinance before the finai connections are made and water turned on in any new job, and if found by him to be properly done and in accordance with this ordinance to issue to the plumber in charge a clearance which. when accompanied by the receipt of the city collector for the inspection fees hereinafter provided for, shall be au- shortly for the final connections to be made and the water turned on.
 Sec. 10. Any person, persons. firm or corporation who may undertake to perform or have done any sucn plumbing or connections as provided herein within the Jurisdiction of in- spector without procuring and filing with the proper authorities an ap- proved surety bond Tn the sum of five hundred dollars (s50o.oOl, said bond 10 remain in force for term Of one