Arizona republican., 1916-02-17

1 tween all such tanks. i (6) No such tank shall be con- nected to another so that gasoline can flow from one to the other. l CD No such tank shall be GOV cred with earth until an inspection shall have been made by the City Inspector of Buildings
 l (S) All such tanks stored in the basement under the sidewalks shall be placed close to the retaining wall of the street.
 he installed for private garage on private property with the consent of the City Inspector of Buildings, pro- vided such tank shall be- not closer than twenty-five feet to any build ing, and covered with at least four feet of earth.
 Sect. F. Pumps: All such storage tanks shall be connected with an automatic closing valve pump, which may be located inside the building or structure not below. the first floor; all pumps shall be placed above the top of such tanks; no gravity, syphon or pressure system shall be used for taking gasoline from any storage ltank.
 Sect 13. Pipes: All pipes shall lead from the top of all such tanks. CD All piping must be galvanized and put together with litharge and eiyceriae.
 @ A vent pipe of not less than one inch diameter shall be connected with all such storage tanks, extend ing up outside the building or struc- ture, and shall be capped with a return bend, covered with a fine mesh, brass wire netting.
 (3) A separate filling pipe shall be connected with each tank extend ing up through the sidewalk at curb line, and tapped with water tight screw pipe.
 Sect. IA. Awnings: All awnings hereafter erected shall be elevated at least eight feet from the lowest part thereof above the top of the side walk, provided that vertical hang ing border not to exceed twelve inches in width will be permissible, and shall not project over the side walk to exceed three fourths of the width thereof They shall be sup ported without posts. by an iron framework attached firmly to the building so as to leave the sidewalk wholly unobstructed thereby
 | Canvas covering shall not be used on any stationary awning. Stationary awnings shall have metal or other incombustible covering and shall be constructed to support live load of not less than twenty pounds per square foot.
 Temporary carriage entrance avn ings may be constructed over side walks as protection to the entrance to hotels theaters etc. provided such awnings be constructed of metal framework Such entrance awnings shall he the width of the entrance protected thereby. and shall extend over the entire width of the side walk in front of the same, the lowest part of any such awning shall be at least eight feet above the sidewalk level
 1 Sect 15. Torches: Torches which project over the sidewalk within the fire limits of the City of Phoenix, shall extend across and be as wide as the sidewalk. and shall have or namental iron, concrete or masonry supports which shall not occupy more than eighteen inches of the width of ! the sidewalk. with outer face set lsix inches back from the face of the curb, and such porches shall be not over one story high Where struc- | tHral iron or steel girders, beams land posts be used such members 1 need not be fireproofed. No horizontal lporton of any such porch shall be less than eight feet in the clear above the sidewalk. Torches within property lines shall conform to the requirements of the class of build ings of which they form part. | The deck of every such porch together with all supporting members shall he capable of sustaining a live load of not less than fifty pounds per square foot in area.
 Sect. 16. .8ilboards: No billboard or signboards shall be erected, placed or maintained upon or above the roof of any building or structure within the limits of the City of Phoenix, and it shall be unlawful for any person, firm. association or cor poration to attach or maintain any billboard or Signboard to or upon the front sides or rear of any build ing. unless the same shall be placed flat against the building and safely secured and anchored thereto in a manner satisfactory to the City In ispector of Buildings.
 The face of all bilboards and sienboards erected within the fire limits of the City of Phoenix shall not exceed twelve feet in height and the same shall be constructed of gal vanized iron or some other equally incombustible material, except that
 the stringers. uprights and braces thereof may be of wood. All such sbillboards and signboards shall be securely anchored or fastened so as to be safe and substantial; provided that billboards or signboards not ex- ceeding twelve feet square in area may be built of wood or other com bustible material
 Sect. 17. Structures in Public Streets, sidewalks and alievs No i person shall dig or cause to he dug.
 in, near or adjoining any street, side walk or alley in the City of Phoenix.
 any vault, area. coal hole, basement
 stairway, elevator shaft, cellar or
 other opening without first obtaining
 3 permit from the City Inspector Of Buildings, so to do, and no such
 vaults, areas, coal bins, basements, ! sta irWaVS elevator shafts cellars ar
 other openings dug in. near or ad- joining any public street, sidewalk
 or alley. shall be permitted or suf-