The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-03

said building, and where 1t is neces-
sary to construct a private sewer to
connect with a sewer in al adjacent
street. such sewer plans may be used
and shall be approved by the building
inspector. When it is desired to con
meet two or more buildings with
ono branch sewer, the person desiring
to do 80 shall first obtain permission
from the city commissioners. Such
applicant shall file a plan of such
Sc wer with the bulldog inspector for
consideration in connection with appli-
cation. After drawings have been
furnished as herein provided, no
changes in the plans shall be made
without the permission of the building
inspector. Also an easement shall be
taken out and filed by the applicant
with the building inspector when cross
ing private property.
Sec. "a. Size of Soil Pipe When
fifteen or more water closets discharge
into a line of coil pipes. said soil pipes
shall not be less than six inches in
diameter; in all cases. the soil pipe
receiving the discharge from a water
closet shall not be less than four (4)
inches in diameter.
Sec. So. Size of Waste Pipe Waste
pipes receiving the discharge from
eight fixtures shall not be less than
three (3) inches IN diameter; those re-
c~eiving the discharge from three to
seven fixtures shall not be less than
two (2) inches in diameter. and those
receiving the discharge from less than
three fixtures shall not be less than one
and one half (14) inches in diameter.
except in cases Of wash basins and
pantry sinks.
Two wash basins or pantry sinks
m y be connected TO a IN and one
fourth inch waste pipe; three wash
basins may be connected to a oue and
one-half inch waste pipe, and the main
vertical waste pipe must be increased
one size in diameter for every twenty
additional basins; iron pipes shall not
be used for waste pipes, unless it be
we'll galvanized.
Sec. 36. All soil. ventilation or
drainage pipes and fittings from a point
three feet outside of cellar or founda-
ton wall shall be of standard cast lion
soil pipe. The main soil pipe shall not
i be less than four inches in diameter,
and shall have a four inch 1T" left
| at front wall. OF where it passes out
| through the foundation wall. for the
purpose of applying the smoke test to
the system; if the owner ST. desires,
same shall be used for clean-out. A,
the foot or bottom of every vertical
line of soil pipe there shall be pro
| vided a "'Y' and one-eighth bend,
with u brass clean out plug in end
| of "Y," and every line of soil pipe
shall be securely fastened in place BY
means Of a pipe resting on the first
floor and a pipe rest for every floor.
Said soil pipe shall also be properly
hooked to position and put up in good
workmanlike manner All changes il
direction must be made by means Of
q "Y" branch or one-eighth or q
sixteenth bend. Sanitary IT'S" may
left in a vertical stack of soil pipe
Ope-fourth iron bends may be used il
cellars or Easements where it is neces
sary to connect under a water closet
Also at the end of each horizontal line
and each junction there shall be {
clean out connection, the same diane
ter as of the pipe into which it il
inserted. Said clean-out connection
must be so connected as to pe exposed
to plain view and shall not be any
way confined. No double hub fttinI
will be allowed to be used below tn
waste line of fixtures.
Sec. 81. In all cases where n
continuous vent is used, every tral
shall be ventilated net more than fou
inches from the water line by specia
air pipe Except traps in water bowl
set within thirty inches of the mail
stack, floor traps for floor drains, fouI
by eight drum traps, the waste o
which does not exceed five feet il
length from trap to its Connection will
a continuous or %revent, and four b.
eight traps the waste of which open
into an open fixture, trapped basin o
floor drain where such waste pipe
have fresh air passages between tn
end of such waste pipe and the fxtur
or basin receiving such waste). AL
vent pipes shall be either galvanized
wrought iron pipes, cast iron, brass o
lead pipe. All cast iron pipes must b
coated with coal tar pitch as specific,
in section % of this ordinance and fire.
from all defects. No rent pipes shall
be laid with a grade of lees than one
fourth inch to the running foot. Ven
pipes before connecting with "Y'' I
other vent pipes, must be carried u
one foot above the highest water lin
of fixtures, SO that the vent pipe can
not act as "a waste pipe. No rubbe
couplings shall be used to comes
vent pipes. nor shall soldering union
slip joints in concealed or joints mad
with soldering iron be used to con
meet waste or vent pipes. no blac
iron pipe will be allowed below th
water line or plumbing fixture, bu
such u vent pipe must be lead pip
from trap to above water line of tz
ture vented. There shall be no ira
placed on main soil or dIain pipes
All concealed traps shall be Train trar
of not less than four inches diamete