The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-19


Sec. Jss. The heating for all
sci,dinss rssa fos fss ysnp pnrpo.s.
ho ot' wa mu.' All Al Soi n of ether fur.
naces, FORCES or other exposed
nres. lights or spark-emitting de-
shops, Il on or below the topmost
moor where Class liquids are
present. must be In a room sep
aratsd from all other parts OF the
ssrfs s. ey .s an upg,sr inches ars ,h Tai
such appliances may be kept In
the garage II In. hreproof room
feet above the topmost floor
where Glass ] LIQUIDS are present.
between such rooms and other
parts OF the garage are provided
with standard seif-closing fre
doors kept closed. All such rooms
S ss, Ss vs n ssssion az 0of s Rs as
shall be as given In Section AZ. NO
name lights shall be allowed lit on
automobiles In garage except
immediately after entering and
garage. Garages installed before
January LIST, 1918, are exempt from
these provisions IL found safe.
Sec. %. All reserve and storage
OF Class ! and III liquids must be
stored In underground tanks no
; garage except that contained In
the reservoir OF motor vehicles ana
IN the measuring pumps used Tor
filling: provided, however that
there may be In each garage one %
tanks not exceeding sixty gallons
capacity, TO be used for transfer
ring such liquids from the storage
tank; the number OF these wheeled
by the Chief OF the Boiler Inspec-
tfon Department The reservoir or
motor vehicles shall be filled d.
rectly through hose from pump at
hose coupled TO a permanent aliins
station connected with the main
storage tank. No transfer OF Class
or III liquids In any garage shall
for use In connection with the per-
manent n!ling station or portable
material as to prevent leakage- The
portable wheeled tank must be as
Sec. s5. All underground tanks
shall comply with the requirements
given In Sections 46. SO. 81 and %.
Sec. 90. Pumps and other draw
en- In sections sSpnf S. 50. 81, 90. 81. 90
81, 65 and 66. The drawing OF any
infiammable liquid within danger
Gus proximity TO exposed flame or
fire, or filling an auto while Its
meter Is running Is expressly pro-
Sec. 81. Rooms containing Glass
II and III liquids shall have open
ings for ventilation. OF at least 80
square Inches S elonl at leas! rive two
openings shall connect BY incom
bustible fiues TO the outside air at
point not closer than 8 feet TO
any window or door opening. They
brass wire screen on the inside OF
the wall. and unless laid with
downward slant direct TO the out
side air, shall conduct to and
tin0ossly MRSeh snail ian be run nf snf
hcient size to completely change
the. air volume every ten minutes
Discharge outlets OF vent pipes
shall be provided with 2ox2o mesh
Sec, IS. All garages must be
kept clean. Grease. oil or paint
soaked rags. waste or other com.
bustible materials OF like charac-
ter. shall be kept in approved self
metsiiic less az least seepsaf nebes h,nS
and securely braced. These recep
tacies shall be kept safely clear
OF all comhustible surroundings and
their. contents shall be safely dis
Oily and greasy clothing shall be
cared for I'm non -combustibie and
well-vented closets, safely located.
Sec, 90 Glass III liquids may be
as given In Section "a The style
OF can and its location must be
approved by the Chief or the Boiler
Inspection Department
Sec. 100, Dry sand, ashes, chcm-
ical extinguishers and other APP
vided In such quantities and with
such pals, scoops and other IRE
appliances as may be directed by
the Chief OF the Fire Department.
loose. non-combustible absorbents
as mentioned above shall be kept
convenient for use In case or ex-
cessive oil waste or overflow.
Sec, io1. There shall be no direct
waste basin. sink. f,oor y drain sniac or
waste and any house drainage or
sewer system. All such drains or
waste mains TO sewer system shall
have intercepting grease. oil and
arators which Will completely sep
arate such substance from water
and sewage and allow OF their safe
and convenient removal. Such traps
as II required for tanks holding
Class ! liquids. Grease. oil, etc.
removed from such traps or sepa-
rators shall be removed and dis
e 81 81 the Il th sosr Of p tss
partment, provided the foregoing
does not apply to drains. waste
basins or sinks not receiving
grease. oil or infiammable liquids
See. 1o2.-It shall be the duty OF
os make Ssf or Of ca ns o be ads int
spsctions at least every three
months OF all automobile garages
or stations within the limits Of the
City Of Detroit, to keep careful and
and OF all matters relating there
prescribed herein.
II shall be the duty OF the own
Or or manager OF all garages to
maintain in at least three conspic-
garage piacard giving copy OF
all ordinances affecting the hand
ling Of infiammable liquids In gar
ages.
CHAPTER VIM. Dry Cleaning.
Sec. 10s. Dry cleaning shall be
Of cleaning or ren6vating wearing
or other apparel. clothes anA other
fabrics or textiles. or any other
things. by immersion. wholly or In
gecea El or any sypd ea@% .ss s.s q Il.
removing of dirt. grease, etc, BY
local application OF infammabie
liquid.
Sec. 104 spongIng or spotting
with any infiammable liquid IL pro-
hibited In shops. dwellings,, en- !,
closures. yards and all other places
unless carried on, through the APP
plfcation OF such infiammable
liquids from an automatically clos
Ing safety can OF not more than
one ID quart capacity. and the use
for sponging, or spotting OF such
liquid from, or In. open pans or
vessels shall be a misdemeanor.
Sec. 1o5. spongipg or spotting
with any inhammable liquid In pro-
n ,,,h n any room on not provided