The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1913-08-16

| Ii e EOF.
Be it Ordained by the Town Council
of the Town of Nogales.
Article I.
Material for House Drains.
The drainage system of every house
or building 81 all be separately and in
dependeDtly connected with the city
sewer, where sewer exists and where
there is no sewer in street or alley and
| it becomes necessary to construct a
| private sewer in street alley. such
plans may be used as may be approved
by the chief plumbing inspector.
Drains from sewer to two feet Out
side of building line where ground is
| of sufficient solidity for a proper foun-
dation shall be of stands ard concrete
cement pipe or of cylindrical terra
Gotta pipe of the best quality; free
| frcm all flaws. splits or cracks; perfect
| ly burned and we'll glazed over entire
| inner and outer surfaces, laid on smooth
bottom with special grooves cut in
bottom of trench to receive hub, so as
| to give pipe solid bearing on it's entire
length and the soil must be we'll ram
med on each side of pipe; the space be-
| tween the hubs and pipe must be well
| filed with cement mortar made of
| ,qual parts of Portland cement and bar
| sand thoroughly mixed dry and enough
water added to give proper consistency
The mortar must be nike d N small
|
| The joints must be carefully wiped out
| and pointed and all mortar that may
| be left inside removed and the pipe left
clean and smooth throughout. No de-
| fective pipe shall be used and it shall
| be unlawful to cover up or conceal any
| defects in pipe.
All changes in direction must be
| made by means of "Y's" of Y ! bend
| branches and laid with not less tnan
| inch per foot slope with even fall to-
wards sewer and as much more as pos
sible.
No connection to city sewer shall be
| made either directly or indirectly by
any one except licensed (and bonded)
plum ber.
No traps or any manner of obstruc-
! tion. to the full flow of air through the
whole course of the drain and soil pipe,
| shall be allowed.
In case a private sewer is constructed
| for two or more connections. the house
| drains must be carried to the street or
alley separately and the services
brought together in the street and run
| as herein before provided, unless other
| wise permitted by the direction of the
| inspector. approved by the town coun-
| Gil
No rain water pipes or conductors
shall be connected either directly or in
directly with the city sewers.
Article II.
That portion of house or building
drains inside of the wall and underneath
buildings from two feet outside OF
| found alton walls or area ways or be-
tween buildings where terra Gotta
j would be liable to injure foundations
| shall be of what is commercially known
| as cast iron soil pipe tar dipped with
| cast iron fittings tar dipped, and shall
be anchored to the walls every five feet
or laid in TRENCHES of uniform grade or
suspended to floor tim bers 6y strong
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have uniform fall toward sewer of not
| less than inch to the foot Horizont-
| al lines of soil and waste pipes may be
| connected into vertical lines with san
| itary rs or bends. All changes in
direction of horizontal runs of soil and
| waste pipes shall be made by means of
| Y branches or Y and / branches or
| long sweep bends; no offset fittings
| will be allowed; clean outs shall be
| placed at the foot of vertical lines and
| every % feet in horizontal runs, and
| must in all cases be made accessible.
Article III.
Soil pipe receiving dischar of clos
cts shall be not less than IN cast
| iron, standard galvanized wrong MT iron,
or steel or lead, aud shall be continued
| their full size and up to and through
roof at least cne foot above same, and
| must in all cases terminate at least 10
| feet away from or above windows in
the same or adjoining buildings. All
soil pipes receiving discharge from
| other fixtures must be of galvanized
wrought iron. cast iron, steel, brass or
lead. All vertical soil pipes shall be
supported by pipe rests or hooks. No
| cracks or bursted hubs in soil pipes or
| fittings in either drains or vents shall
be used. All joints in cast iron, soil.
| waste, drain or vent pipes must be
put together by means of picked oakum
| and molten lead and hand caulked un-
| til perfectly tight joints are secured.
| All ends of wrought iron, steel, or pipes
other than cast iron shall be reamed
| and all burrs shall be removed.
All joints on lead pipe or between
lead and brass pipe must be wiped
Joints. Sweat or bolted joints will not
| be permitted
All connections between lead and
cast iron pipe, or lead and galvanized
iron pipe must be made with brass fer
rules or solder nipples wiped on to
lead pipe and caulked or screwed into
pipe connecting Herewith as the case
may be.
Article w.
All vents and revents must consist OF
cast iron, galvanized wrought iron,
lead or brass, and must not terminal
in or lead through chimney fiues but
must be carried up through and above
the roof at least one foot, and must
terminate at least ten feet from or
| above any windows on same Duildin G
or adjoining buildings, or can be con-
nected to main vent stack above high
est fixture and supported the same as
| soil waste pipe. Revent from one or
| more fixtures can be connected toge-