The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-31

be permitted to exist in any focation or apart
ment which is not thoroughly lighted and ven
tated with three square feet Of ventilation to
outer air.
Section 80. On all new work wher- is
possible to revent a trap. or on old work
where there Is no revent pipe, an anti-syphon
o; improved pattern will be permitted. Bath
drum traps shall be considered ant-syphon.
and no reVenting will be required for the same
When the trap is connected to the closet vent
OF side outlet sanitary ''T'' when the trap is
located within three feet o. the stack.
Section 81. Traps shall be placed near
the fixtures as possible. and in no place shall
the traps be more than two feet from the
II Xture, except grease trap which shall be
| six feet from the sink.
Section 3D. Waste from kitchen sinks in
boarding houses, restaurants and hotels shall
| be provided with a suitable grease trap which
| shall be installed under the supervision Of the
inspector Wash racks In stables and garages
| shall be provided with a properly constructed
sand trap which shall be constructed only un.
der the supervision Of the inspector.
section 81. All baths above first floor shall
be provided with drum traps. and shall have
clean outs above the floor When baths are
| located on the fist floor and the plumbing is
inclosed. the drumtrap shall also be provided.
Section "a. Wooden washtubs or sinks
shall not be placed inside Of buildings. but
tubs and sinks shall be Of non absorbent ma
terial.
Section 49, Waste pipes from refrgerators.
safes, ice boxes and beer coolers shall not
| connect directly with soil or waste pipe, but
shall discharge into an open sink properly
trapped.
Section &c. All drains connecting with
main sewers In street shall not be less than
four inches. and Of cast iron or terra Gotta
pipe.
underground yard drains shall be salt glazed.
vitrifed sewer pipe, burned nard entirely
through, homogeneous In texture, free from
flaws and perfectly smooth on the inner side.
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rosion by immersion in hot coal-tar or some
other process approved by the inspector.
Section 80. All drains and horizontal soil
and waste pipes shall have grade Of not
| less than one eighth Of an inch to the foot.
Section 80. Hydraulic elevators, water mo-
1 tors, floor drains, spittoons. and other SIM
| liar fixtures not mentioned. may be connect
/ ed with the sewer only as the inspector may
ing the same Floor drains, and shower baths
shall be considered fixtures and shall be pro-
vided with deep seal trap, cleanout and
straner. Boil traps will not be allowed.
| SEWERAGE
Section 40. Rain water leaders shall not con-
meet with city sanitary sewers Rain water
leaders when connected with private sewers
shall have cast iron traps and cast iron pipe
| five feet above ground.
Section Al. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
| son. firm. corporation or association to tnjure
the sewer, fixture or appurtenance to the
sewer. or to deposit any garbage, offal or re-
fuse matter Of any kind in any catch basin,
manhole or other fixture Of the city sewers
Section ~. Where 1t is desired to use old
sewers to connect with the city sewer. they
must be uncovered for inspection, and 4
found to be in bad condition, their use will
not be permitted.
section 43. 1t shall be the duty Of all
plumbers or rain layers In the city Of Lake
land, when a contract Is taken BY them 10
connect any building or premises with the city
sewers. to begin work under such contract
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and to complete the work according to the
rules and regulations herein prescribed In as
short a time as may he practicable and con-
sistent with thorough Workmanship
Section a. All closets and fixtures shall be
IN the connection for the house mentioned
in the permit.
| Section As All the work and materials or
apparatus mentioned or implied herein shall
be satisfactory to the inspector.
Section as. All connections OF Whatever
kind appertaining to storm water sewers or
any other sewers or drains In the City OF
Lakeland shall be governed by the above reg,
ulations, where consistent, and any case snaii
be made satisfactory to the inspector as afore-
said
| Section Al. All trenches or other excavations
ON public streets or alleys snail he properly
wetted down, tamped. or otherwise maze sat
factory to the inspector Nhere there are
pavements the openings BACK -niinss anu re-
pairs to the pavement will he done by tne
street department whenever possible, ana tno
cost shall be charged to the plumber doing the
work Said cost must he paid BEFORE further
permits will be given to said plumber
| should the amount Of work Oh hand In the
street department not permit OF Its taxing
III the work OF repairs as above indicated
the plumber shall do the work himself under
the supervision and TO the satisfaction OF inc
inspector; but In this or In the case OF
any other work done on the public streets OF
aleys except that done by the plumber oy
| the street department, the plumber shall make
| repairs on all such work at any time WITHIN
one year when called upon by the city se
to do. ..
section 4s. No plumbing shall be connected
with the city sewer until a certificate OF IN
spection for same has been Issued by the IN
spectOr.
Section ~. Any person. Arm. corporation
or association violating any OF the provisions
OF this ordinance shall be tried before thu
J Judge OF the municipal court, and upon con
yiction shall be subject to fine not exceed
ing one hundred dollars t$l000o). or thirt,
days in jail, either or both, at the discretion
Of the court.
Section so. All ordinances and parts OF or
dinances In conflict with this ordinance ar
, hereby repealed.
was passed by the City Commissioners OF IN
, City OF Lakeland, Florida, on the 2Srd day
| ocioher D. 1914 O. NJ EATON,
Chairman.
/, Il H. swATTs. City Clerk.