Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

or other receptacles in which pro- visions are stored shall not be con- nected with a drain, soil pipe or oth- i CT waste pipe directly connected to
 sewer but shall discharge into, open sink or dry well, in every case there shall be an open tray between the trap and the refrigerator.
 C) Where floor drains are used the seal of trap shall be protected from evaporation in such manner as designated by the City Inspector of Buildings.
 1 (g) All cast iron slop hoppers shall
 be connected to the sewer through four-inch trap, but such hoppers shall
 not be required to be vented when the same are set in excess of eight
 feet from a building.
 (h) All wash racks shall be con
 nected to the sewer through q sand
 trap which shall be properly vented
 when within eight feet of a building
 and shall conform to the plans on
 file in the office of the City Inspec
 tor of Buildings.
 G) All sinks in the kitchen of boarding houses, restaurants and ho-
 tels feeding more than twenty per
 sons shall be provided with suit ble grease trap, and no grease trap shall be smaller than ten by ten inches.
 G No fixture made of any ab-
 sorbant material whatsoever, shall be used in any plumbing work or sys- tenn in the City of Phoenix.
 Ck) No building or other structure
 shall he used or occupied as a fac
 tory, laundry. tenement or lodging Ehouse, in which human beings reside | work or transact business, unless such building or structure be pro-
 vided with a separate water closet for each sex. and whenever there shall
 be in excess of ten occupants, em- ployees or residents of each sex oI imajOr fraction thereof residing. work l ing or transacting business in such
 building or structure, one additional closet for each such ten persons Ol l major portion thereof, of each sex r shall he provided.
 t SECTION 8. ARBITRATION. Cal r Appeal to arbitration: In any cast ? where discretionary powers are bl 9 this ordinance given to the City In Q spector of Buildings, at the optior I of the party complaining. an appea to arbitration shall be allowed sucI I party from the decision of the City 9 Inspector of Buildings, as follows, to- I wit:
 Q (b) Persons wishing to take sucl Q an appeal shall do so within, but no n later than, five days after writer l notice of the decision or order of thu . City Inspector of Buildings has beer d given.
 t Co Requests for arbitration shal 0 be in writing, and shall state tn = object of the proposed arbitration ant
 the same of the person who is to rep = resent the appellant as his arbitrator S The City Inspector of Buildings shal r thereupOn state to the appellant tn e cost of such arbitration and such ap d pellant shall, within twenty-fou
 hours from the time of filing the or s iginal request for arbitration, deposi d with the City Inspector of Building - the sum of money required for de e fraying the expenses of the same n which sum shall in each case he ike t by the City Inspector of Buildings i r proportion to the difficulty and i'm
 lrortance of tho case but in no cas $ shall be more than the cost of simi y lar service in the course of Ordinar s business of private individuals or cor k porations. As soon as such sum c Q money shall have been deposited wit Q him. the City Inspector of Building n shall appoint an arbitrator to repre-
 sent the City, and the two artbitra Il tors thus appointed shall select tn O third arbitrator. The arbitrators shal e after Investigating the matter in per IF son, make their decision in writin h in regard to the case. A majorit lt report of the arbitrators shall in tn y absence of fraud be final and bindin
 upon the appellant as well as upo lr the City.
 ys (d) The aTbitrators shall, befol $. entering upon the discharge of the m duties, he placed under oath to u
 effect that they are unprejudiced III to the matter of the controversy. ar $, have no interest, pecunary or othel
 wise in the result thereof and tn; D they will faithfully discharge the dl x ties of their positions