The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20

line. shall he built OF Uncomfortable
Material or shall be covered with
No bay window unless built OF
lncombustile Material. shall be OF
a greater width than fifteen U5)
feet at the wall line OF building
Sec 3. LIMITATIONS OF PRO-
OVER STREET Or ALLEY LIZ III LINES sissS
The Limitations OF Bay and Oriel
Windows projecting over the street
or alley lines OF any building and
ssy o or ose %ndS Ss.o shaft II Be- such
follows:
FIRST, No part OF any such Bay
OF oriel window shall be az less
from the sidewalk Grade. 'i rect
SECOND No part OF such Bay
or Oriel Windows, shall project
more than three .(3) feet over a
street or alley line.
w Ms1Syn for every twenty -nye S25l
Window. shall have a greater street
frontage than fifteen (15) feet.
FOURTH. There shall be not
more than one % Bay or oriei
two CD Bay or oriel Windows
ave (sC feet. '"
Sec. 4. BALCONIES. All Bal
comics projecting over street or al
ley lines shall be MADE de OF Ineom,
the projection shall be four (4)
feet and no part shall be less than
twelve u) feet above the side
walk grade.
No Balcony with a projection OF
more than four CD feet and not hav-
Ing any part thereof within three
CD feet OF any side dividing prop
erty line. nor above the fourth ()
moor level. shall be built OF COM
bustible material
Sec. S. PoRCHEs Porches OF
ordinary construction will be al
lowed on buildings not more than
three stories In height. On build
not exceeding six stories in height.
the porches shall be OF mill con-
struction. or OF incombustible ma
terials. and the supporting walls or
incombustible materials On build
ings exceeding six stories In height
the porches shall be built OF In
combustible materials. II adJoin-
porches shall be separated by fire
walls. and when any part OF a
porch Is built within five feet OF
any adjoining property line. the
nre wall shall be constructed across
the end OF porch nearest the divid-
ing line.
Porches OF single residences OF
Class shall not be required TO full
MI the above conditions.
Sec; g.; coRNIcES AND GUT
TERS. Shop and store front cor
nlces not projecting over the street
lines may be OF wood, when not
above the second CD story. and
ca feet beyond the wall line.
Wood Cornices may be used on
buildings OF Glass less than four
90 stories high. when such Cor
nices do not come within three CD
Ieet or AnX front allQV dividing
property line. All other Cornices
shall be OF Iron or other Incombus-
tible Material
No roof OF a building shall have
It's caves project over a street side
Walk more than two CD feet six
No Cornice less than nifty (5O)
feet above n sidewalk or alley TO
It's highest point shall project be-
yond the lot line more than three
go feet.
No Cornice shall project beyond
the building line more than seven
All roofs, or .cornices less than
one hundred and twenty (120) feet
above sidewalk and projecting
oeyond the building line more than
two CD feet shall have a gutter on
the outer edge or shall have the
top surface sloping back to build
ing 10 prevent the water from drip
pins. to the sidewalk
r ouNNtIS Sndll De VI metal
Where sheet metal Cornices or ex-
ternal sheet metal Cutters are
used. their entire frame work and
coverings shall be of metal and the
walls shall extend behind all such
Cornices and Cutters along their
entire length.
All metal work in and about any
Cornice, Gutter, Fave or Parapet,
or In or about any Bay or Oriel
window. shall be supported by
N raNa ali
than three go feet apart and firm
~ anchored TO the wall.
wood look-outs with board COW
ering may be used in addition to
the metal frame work for the sup
port or the metal covering OF Cor
nices
All exterior wooden cornlces,
within the Fire Limits. which may
taken down and IL renewed. the
new Cornice shall conform with
the requirements OF this section.
BtSfffffp1Ndds P PSs ,sca G, ps ON y
than three CD feet high. may pro-
Ject beyond the street line not
more than six CD inches. when the
width OF the sidewalk is eight go
feet or more, Under eight go feet
In width OF sidewalk. the projection
or the Base Course shall not ex-
coed four ca inches.
Pilasters at entrance shall not
project more than four 90 inches
Pilasters and trimmer windows
above the first floor shall not pro-
ject more than four CD inches
The general face of the wall. .ex.
not project beyond the street line.
Show Windows shall not project
beyond the street line.
buildings erected on alley lines,
may have stone or iron protection
bumpers and also continuous stone
wheel guards projecting not over
eight CD inches beyond wall line
and not over twelve G2) Inches
Sec. 5. aWNfNGS. oe. All movable
Awnings hereafter erected, shall be
elevated above the grade OF the
sidewalk at least seven CD feet
In the clear at the lowest part
thereto, and shall project not more
than eight 90 feet over the side
walk They shall be supported
without posts or iron brackets.
but by an iron frame work at
tached hrmly to the building, so
as to leave the sidewalk unob-
structed thereby.
Fixed awnings may be construct
ed over sidewalks as protection
To the entrances Of buildings, pro-
vided such Awnings are construct
ed OF metal framework having a
cover filled with wire glass not
less than three-eights (3-S) inch
thick. and supported entirely from
the. structure OF the building and
without posts or other obstrucs
tions upon the sidewalk
Such fixed Awnings shall not eN-
tend over the sidewalk more than
one-half G-2) the width OF the
sidewalk. nor in any case more
than ten U0) feet beyond the lot
line. The lowest part OF such
Awning shall be at least eight (S)
feet six t6) inches above the side
walk level at building line. Such
Awnings must be provided with
cutters and conductors.
Sec. Q. AREAS No Area around
a cellar or Basement window or
other opening shall be allowed to
project over the street or alley
lines without a narmif hplnn first