The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-03-22

with the bell ends of iron pipe, eX-
cepf as hereinafter mentioned, and
I then only where the sewer line is
crossing through brick storm sewer
or across bitches when suspended.
RULE 10. In event of a sewer pipe
having three feet or more of cover
ing, and it is necessary to run nearer
than four feet to the house or rear or
alley end of lot, the tile sewer pipe
may be used, provided there is no
basement under same but in no in
stance will the tile sewer pipe be al
lowed under a house Of any kind
RULE II. Where one closet or fix
ture IS connected into stack of UNI
diminished size from ground to roof
the revent may be dispensed with, pro-
yided that said fixture is not more
than five feet from the stack
RULE - All sewers must be test
Cd - tarhins ia d goGu and sufficient
flow OF water in the presence of the
inspector. II any joints or pipe should
be found defective they will be re-
jected and same must be made good
by the plumber before acceptance by
the inspector. All repairs made on
soil pipe, public or private sewers,
must be inspected before they are
covered up, and when an opening IS
made or found in soil or sewer pipe,
the same shall be properly repaired
and in ease of an iron pipe, by in
sorting a tapped screw; in case of
earthenware pipe, by putting in a new
Joint, and the work must be left in
first class condition. All such drains
shall not be less than four inches in
diameter. except rs hereinafter pre-
scribed for soil pipes.
RULE 70. Where any part of such
drain shall be less than one foot below
the surface of the ground in any street
alley or public thoroughfare. same
shall be made of standard east-iron
pipe with Joints made as hereinafter
described for soil pipe.
RULE il. Where either an old or
new building is placed on lot which
has an old tile sewer within lines of
any part of foundation or building
iins of such a building, such sewer
must be removed or replaced with cast
iron pipes run in accordance with
these rules and regulations.
RULE -. The man in charge of
the sewer ditch must be present when
TIE work is inspected and have all
permits necessary with him lie must
have a good level and line, and must
give such information as may be re-
CURED. Notice will be given when
the work is satisfactory. and if prop
erly put in and passed, he shall notify
his employer Immediately. In no case
will it be permissible to turn Y or
break any joint in a public sewer
without first obtaining a sewer permit
from the city.
RULE 1G. No trap or any manner
of obstruction to the free flow of air
through the whole course of the
house sewer. house drain or main soil
stack with which it is connected, shall
be constructed or introduced any
where between the interior of the
public sewer and the open air above
the roof of any house or building. and
any mechanic who shall directly or
indirectly place or cause or allow to
be placed. such construction or OBJ
structon shall be subject to the pen
altios of this ordinance
RULE l.. No such drain shall be
finally completed SO as to admit the
waste from any building to reach the
public or private sewer until the
plumbing in the building to be con
nected has been approved and passed
by the plumbing inspector as being in
full accord with the rules herein set
forth
RULE Is. All soil and was g pipes,
except as hereinafter specified for
lead branches and brass pipe shall be
of weight known as standard. coated
inside and outside With coal tar. All
vent pipe shall be cast iron soil pipe.
galvanized wrought iron pipe or lead
pipe All soil or waste pipe shall be
free from sand holes, cracks, or defects
of any nature. When so specified by
owner extra heavy soil, waste and
vent pipes shall be used and each
shall be so branded.
RULE ~. All fittings used for soil
or waste pipe, except as hereinafter
specified shall be standard, or equal
weight and quality, cast iron and coal
tarred.
RULE 20. Proper size clean-out
fittings shall be installed at each so
degree intersection of soil or waste
pipe at the foot of all stacks. changes
of horizontal directions and ends OF
lines. When clean-outs come under
the grade lines they must be brought
up flush with level of same. All
clean-outs must be left in plain sight
and accessible at all times.
RULE 2I. All soil or waste pipes
four inches or more in diameter heavy
iron bodied brass Clean-Outs nor less