Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-05-28

Increase one size to every fifteen "
inch fixtures.
One to two IL inch wastes into one 1 Y
inch waste.
Three to eight II inch wastes into one
inch waste.
Three to eight Il inch wastes into one
inch waste.
Nine to fifteen II inch wastes into one
212 inch waste.
Increase one size every thirteen I ~
Inch fixtures.
One to four 2 inch wastes into one
inch waste.
Five to nine 2 inch wastes into one sM
inch waste.
Increase one size every six inch Ak
|. lures.
ings equal to one water closet not
more than 20 water closets into 4
inch soil nipe.
Sec. %. There shall be clean-out in
vertical soil pipes at basement door
level or at ground level when there is
no basement, and at end OF horizontal
run: Branches less than ~ inch Of Ave
feet or more, and branches u inch or
larger when ten (10) feet or more, re-
quire ciean-outs. except in bath rooms.
All horizontal waste pipes shall be two
less. y inch galvanized iron pipe may
be used. providing clean-out is put at
end end OF Of run, run ., Where salyanized iron
with regular forty FIVE per cent recess
fttings, or long sweep bends.
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must. be made so as to leave full sized
openings and care must be taken to not
materially weaken any portion of the
pipe in bending. All runs OF lead waste
or vent should be properly supported
INV waste not larger than " inch may
be wiped into lead bend, with the ex-
ception of sink wastes. In no case may
any waste be wiped into heel or bend.
Ciean-Out located below basement
floors must be constructed so as to be
If froe and easy access. All clean-out
a hn nf hrnc hn ctDn I.,
ni'e they serve. none larger than four
inches. When necessary to disconnect
pipes for the removal Of stoppage.
above stated. Saddles may be used to
stop up openings. bit they must be
'aade water and gas tight
Sec. "a. Plumbing fixtures shall never
he connected to sewer. cesspool or sep
tic tank unless a good and sufficient
surplv of water is furnished to thor
r".hly a hnsh them at all times; Every
water from n separate tank or cistern.
which shall be SO arranged as to deliver
at least two, gallons OF water at each
not less than ] u inch in diameter. Pro-
vided that when closets of the flush
ometAr tyne are used thev must be sup
Cistern valves shall be fitted and ad-
justed so as to prevent waste of water.
Sec. 25. With the exception Of sani-
tarv drinking fountains and laundry
tubs, every fixture shall be separately
and effectively trapped. One trap shall
be required for every four sanitary
fraction thereof. If placed not more
than thirty 600 inches apart and shall
be set as near as practicable to the fix.
ture It serves. In all buildings used
for hotel, boarding house, or restaurant
the owner or occupant shall install a
properly constructed grease trap for the
passage of all Stops Of a greasy nature,
said grease traps to be at least one
nth as large as the sink they serve. be
constructed Of an impervious material,
and be properly vented
Sec. 26. In no case shall the waste
pipe from a refrigerator or other re-
ceptacle where food is kept be connect
ed directly to- the sewer. soil or waste
or sink which shall be properly trapped
and vented and supplied with water.
Refrigerator waste pipes shall be not
see one w ana c,aset bos hat,
tubs. wash bowls. sinks or slop sinks
shall not be enclosed in wooden castings:
and wooden sinks. wash trays. or bath
tubs. Will not be permitted in any
building.
Drum traps for bath tubs must be at
least four inches IN diameter and not
brass trap. with screw accessible
through bathroom floor. and shall be
made Of either four pound lead. cast
traps must be taken from top side Of
waste pipe or body OF drum. not less
than One-half inch above waste outlet.
bath drum trap provided they aer on
same level as waste from tran. In such
case waste and vent for basin will act
az vent for bath trap and must be made
Sec. a. Where a single or double
line Of water closets. slop sinks or uri-
hayns ssser than tns two dnor
they may be vented collectively by the
loop system. turning w with the hori-
zortal soil nine Immediately at the end
and as close ms possible to the last FIX
ture. The waste for such fixtures must
Law directly under fixture or be 80 con-
structed as to have fall of not less
line to fixture. Connections to horizon
tai runs must be made with VS. and V
inch bends and not more than twenty
from running line to floor line of fix
ture. The loop system on any fixture
shall not be less than four inch pipe,
vented by the loop system six inch pine
shall be used for waste. Vents must be
not less than four inches and for every
six fixtures or fraction thereof a relief
vent must be used.
All horizontal wastes Of more than
ten G) feet shall be two inch. when
NAV be of galvanized iron pipe. pro-
viding clean-out is put at end Of run.
Galvanized iron pipe wastes shall have
made with reen,ar rortvIf,ve asrsas res
cess fittings.
Sec 20. When requested unoccupied
buildings shall be inspected by the In
spector and have a certificate Of inspec-
ton posted thereon before being again
occupied: and the water department.
shall not turn on the water until the
above is complied with.
Sec. 20. This ordinance shall not be
construed as repeating any ordinances
now in force and effect but is taken as
an additional regulation and Is to be
construed with other ordinances now in
force and particularly Ordinance No.
1910
Sec. 80. The Mayor is hereby author
lied and directed to appoint a Plumbing
Inspector whose duty II shall be to see
that the provisions of this ordinance
are carried out; such Inspector shall be
a city employee and shall receive no
additional salary for the work per-
formed under this ordinance; that In
spector shall serve during the pleasure
OF the Mayor and City Council.
Passed May 20, 1915.
Approved May 81. 1918.
GEO. A. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
Attest:
w. A. HOAGE. CITY Clerk.