The Detroit times., 1912-06-19

10 concrete. then the height above
IL the sidewalk or grade line may be
IL increased iye (b) feet
ARTICLE 8.
Section 2. LOCATION. Frame
buildings used for dwelling pur-
8 poses shall not be built within TWO
street and alley lines excepted. ~
more than one frame building ~
I built In the direction OF the depth
: distance OF not less than ten uo)
10 feet between any two pulloinss.
IL Every building used for dwelling
II purposes must face or anot on q
IL least 20 feet wide.
Is The minimum open spaces be-
l8 tween frame buildings a.. herein
IL provided for at sides shall not be
10 Instructions. but regular house
20 cornices projecting not more than
II twelve 02) inches may be con-
22 structed therein.
ARTICLE 6.
Section 8. DIVIDING WALLS.
2 In every row OF two or more frame
3 dwellings the dividing walls SHAH
be made OF incombustible material
5 not less than eight b) inches thick
and carried TO the underside OF the
s eighteen lSj inches through roof
3 II Nat roof, provided, however:
10 That the eight go inch walls DO
IL not exceed thirty-hye tse Feet In
10 C350 feet, then the thickness must
IA be Increased TO twelve inches.
ARTICLE ..
Section 4. CELLAR WALLS.
9 The enclosing walls OF Easements
3 and cellars OF frame dwellings,
) wall exceeds forty (40) feet In
8 length, the walls may be eight ts)
Z inches thick, provided they nave
s buttresses OF the same material as
the walls These buttresses to be
10 not less than 4xi2 inches and
IL spaced not more than eight 90
LIZ feet apart. and shall extend the
IS FUN height OF basement. In All
IL other cases the walls must De
Is twelve l2) inches thick
Section y Frame buildings with
. out the fire limits shall not be
9 moved within the Are limits,
{ moved to any other lot or any por-
ton OF the same lot unless made
TO conform TO the requirements OF
the restrictions OF such lot. Per
10 secured from the Department OF
IL Buildings and the permits for the
~ use OF streets must be issued oy
10 the pepartgm ent Of Public Works,
2 CONSTRUCTION. This type OF
3 construction shall be applied TO all
4 buildings in which all parts that
carry weights or resist strains and
q all stairs. and all stair and eleva-
: tor enclosures are to be made en-
tirely OF incombustible material.
10 tural members are to be protected
II by hreproof coverings, except
IL trusses supporting roof or roof
10 and hreproof ceiling Immediately
Ia under IL
ARTICLE 4
Section 80. TYPES FOR CLASS
rs l. > and . BUILDINGS. Build
ngs OF Glass l. 2 and less thar
1 nve t5i stories or sixty-fve (e5) feet
IN height may be built OF Types a.
Buildings shSS four 81 :,sr,.. Q, az: .ls,y
nve ts6) feet In height and less than
eight stories or ninety 900 feet In
10 height shall be OF type l, or j.
IL Buildings OF Glasses I. and 3
IL more than seven "a stories and less
~ than nine 90 stories or more than
IL ninety 800 feet and less than one
rs hundred 900 feet In height. shan
lG be built OF Type / or 2
Il Buildings OF Glasses /. and g..
u more than eight 80 stories or NOR"
Ig than one hundred l00l feet IN
~ Any building hereafter erected or
20 altered. To be occupied as sChoo',
20 hospital, asylum or az an institu.
% tlon for the care or treatment 81
25 persons. shall be type l. II more
20 than two 90 stories and base
% ment In height
ARTICLE s
Section 6. HEIGHT FOR TYPE
Ordinary construction buildings
shall not exceed four 90 stories or
sixty-hVe feet (65l feet IN height.
ARTICLE s
Section :. HEIGHT FOR TYPE
9 Frame and veneered construction
buildings shall not exceed thirty t5ol
feet In height.
ARTICLE II
Section 2 REDUCTION OF LIVE
LOAD In calculating the load on
footings walls. piers aud columns
In buildings over three ca stories
I'm height. the following reduction 81
the live loads OF all floors except
the top or upper moor and roof VII
For warehouses and factories
40 twenty-hye (2sl per cent OF the I'VE
.,or.s and huildinss for uaht