The Little River news., 1915-12-22
receipt to his monthly report.
 PERMITS ANn EEES

Section 6. The permit for each wat CT and sewer connecticnshall be ob- tained from the Superintendent of the Water Works, before the connections are made. There shall be paid to the Superintendent, Twenty-Five cents ($.25) for each fixture to be installed and inspected, but the minimus charge shall not be less than One Dollar (sD. Should the Inspector be required to make more than one inspection. be- cause of faulty or unsatisfactory wcrk, he shall collect fee of One Dollar ($l.O0) from the plumber for each ad- dition inspection. All fees collected for inspection, shall be paid to the City TreaSurer, and shall be credited respectively to the Water Works fund and the Sewer Fund.
 Before any plumbing already install ed and in use shall be changed, alter ed or over-hauled, the plumber shai: give notice of the proposed changes. to the Inspector showing the number and kind. with new fixtures and changes to be made, and the inspection fee for the same shall be paid. Minor repairs as hereinafter defined, will not re- quire notice of inspection.
 WATER SERVICE LINES.
 section z. When permit has been isSued for connection to the watei mains, the plumber shall open up the excavation over the water main. ana notify the Superintendent Cf the Water Works that the tap is ready to be made The Superintendent shall have the tap made at once. No one but the employees of the town Water Depart ment shall make any taps to the water mains. The tap having been made, :. standard cock of the required size shall be inserted, to which lead goos- eneck, not less than Eighteen 1S) in ches in length shall be attached. The service pipe under the street shall be lead or galvanized water pipe. At the curb or meter, standard curb cock snail be placed in the service line. If the curb cock is net placed in the met CT DICK, suitable surb box shall be placed over 1t So that it is accessible at all times.
 All water mains shall be galvanized Iron pipe, except such brass or ieao pipes as shall be used in the stree, or at the fixtures. All work shall be constructed to stand a maximum pres sure of One-Hundred and Twenty-fiye (lz5) pounds per square inch. and shall be made up tight.
 All water supply pipes within all buildings or houses shall be controlled py one or more step and waste cocks. as the conditions may demand, that each fixture may be drained.
 DEFINITION OF TERMS.
 Section 8. Plumbing: The term Plumbing" as used in this Ordinance. includes all work of every character connected With the installation or re- palr or all fixtures, appliances Or ma terlals used or necessary for the re- moval of all soil. wastes and house sewerage from all buildings and hca1s- es; also all connections with the water mains and street sewers.
 Minor Repairs: By "Minor Re- pairs is meant the repairing of leaks in pipes, traps and cocks or faucets. opening up waste pipes, traps anc drains and repairing broken fixturee and broken pipes.
 House Sewer: By "House SeWer,. IS meant house sewer or main drain extending from the street sewer, pri- vate or public.-to within three fee. Of the building or house it serves.
 House Drain: By House Drain" IS meant the drain that extends from the house sewer under or through the wall in to the building or house in cluding all it's soil pipe, vents and waste pipes.
 Waste Pipe: A waste Pipe" is any pipe receiving discharges from any fixtures other than water closets and conveys the same to the house drain or soil pipe.
 Vent Pipe: A Went Pipe" is any pecial pipe, the purpose of which is to low air to follow the discharge iron.
 sxture, preventing the trap siph-
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