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

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thick, soldered to lead and bolted to
trap of closet, the joint being made
air tight with a rubber gaaket.
See. 40. Enclosing water closets,
bath tubs or sinks with wooden casing
will not be permitted.
Sec. 80. Every factory, workshop
or other place where persons are en-
ployed must be provided with suitable
closet accommodations for either SIX.
Theaters, public halls, and railway
aud street depots must be provided
with closets for the convenience Of
their patrons, the number Of such clos
cts to be such as may be prescribed by
the board Of commissioners
Sec. 81. When urinals are placed
in any public buildings, the floors,
sides and partitions must bs co yered
with either marble, slate, extra heavy
glass, or heavy sheet lead (uot less thar
four pounds to the square FOOT with
tightly soldere1 seams or cast iron
enameled. Floor drains SHALL have
trap of at least two inches in diameter.
Traps to be supplied with water drip
and no galvanized sheet iron or other
| sheet metal through urinal will he per
mitted in any building, public or phi
vata.
Sec. 80. Water closets unless they
are properly locally ventilated shall
never be placed 10 an uuventilatsd
room or compartment. An exterior
window that can ba opened viii be
| considered sufficient.
Sec. 50. Waste from fixtures ia
houses situated on uusewered streets
shall be connected with c~asspo0ls and
such cesspools shall not bt located
within twenty-five feet Of any iuhaO-
tied building OF public sidewalk
When any dwelling building or con
struction becomes within Ii hundred
and fifty fees of any sewer, cesspo.ls
hall be cleaned out and filed with
clean aerth and connections made to
sewer. and no catch basin will be al
lowed inside or under any building.
Sec. "a. All sewer pipes III yards
shall be of the best quality vitgiied
eau thenware pipe with properly cement
ed joints and the same shall not be laid
nearer than three feet to any exterior
wall, nor will they be allowed, in
made ground. IN all such cases sewers
shall be extra heavy cast iron. All
soil or waste pipes within the building
shall be supported by solid dirt piers
or properly secured TO the wall, OF
suspended to floor timhers by strong
| iron hangers. Ia no case shall stone
or vitrited eaIthenware sewers "a
laid under or in any building OF
buildings, aud any such sewers now
laid that may become d fectivs OF
dangerous to pahlic health shall b.
removed and replaced with standard
cast iron. All sewers. soil or waste
pipes shall have not less thar M
eighth inch fall or grade to each
lineal foot.
Sec. 50. All traps must be placed
as near the fixture as practicable.
When a trap of any fixture, except
closets, is set mora than two feet six
inches from the vertical lice of pipe
a return connection from crown Of
trap or continuous waste there must
in all cases be provided.
All connection between lead and
iron pipes shall be made with a brass
~ferrule, anu the ferrule shall be con.
nected to lead pipe by means of ii wipe
solder joint. all four inch bends shall
be combination lead bsuds. There
shall be clean-outs put in the sewer a
J each horizontal line, and at the foot Of
) each vertical line Of soil OF waste
pipe, and at the pace whore sewer
; enters exterior basement wall. Al
) clean-outs shall be closed by brass GOV.
t ers, and shall be kept accessible wheI
sewers are laid beneath the floor
2 Mauholes must be constructed to givt
access to c%lean-outs, or clean-outs b.
brought TO the surface of the floor by
3 an extention of pipe with "Y' hrancl
and one. eighth beud.
See. %. Rain water leaders shai
{ never be used as soil or waste or ven
pipes, uor shall soil or waste OF ven
{ pipes be used as rain water leaders.
Sec. 81. No high pressure steam
D exhaust or blow-off pipe shall be con
nected with any private drain or sewe.
E which is connected with any puElil
drain or sewer. Such pipes shal
discharge into a tank or condenser o
properly constructed cesspool with iroi
f cover, approved by the building in
spector.
Sec. 5S. For making connection
e with sew en- for condensed water a SAM
tary IT. shall be provided, if within
f. any building.
E Sec. 80. That any person. firm, OF
a corporation doing plumbing 10 the cit,
of Madison, shall, when work ha
been prepared for inspection, as pro
r vided in sections Is and 20 of this or
~dinanee, notify the building inspecto
{ by notices provided for that purposr
that inspection is required, giving 10
r %cation of premises, and time that worl
will be ready for inspection. If tn
a building inspector finds the work no
g in accordance with the provisions o
this ordinance, he shall notify tn
plumber doing the work and also to
e owner of the premises, 10y postinI
written notice upon the premises, ant
4 such posted notice shall be all the no
t tice required to be given of the de
d fects inthe work found upon sue