Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30

be placed In any soil or waste pipe above the
joint reyent connection.
Where additional fixtures are installed In
building either on the same floor or
above or below those fixtures already in
stalled the vent aud revent pipes OF the fix.
lures already installed shall be Laarranged
TO conform TO the provisions of this ordi.
nance. Reconncctions will not be permitted
where said vent pipes run through more than
five floors.
section SO. PROHIBITED USE FOR RE
VENT: No trap revent or vent shall be
used As waste or soil pipe. ...,,.,,,.,
Section 81 REVENrS FOR ADJOINING
FIXTURES; Where bathrooms are located
on opposites sides Of a wall and directly
In the same building and have a common
soil or waste pipe, the revents from fiN
lures in either both rooms may connect
into the sane vent pipe.
Where two water closets or other fixtures
waste into a double fitting, single re,ent
connection at the junction OF the two waste
ines forming part of tho fitting Will be
permitted.
Section So. SAFE WASTES: All lead or
safe wastes. where necessary under fixtures,
shall be tned. the same to discharge into
an open water supplied sink or into q deep
seal trap. In no case shall the safe waste
be connected with any waste, soil or drain
pipe sewer
flow pipes from fixtures shall in each case
be connected on the inlet side OF the trap.
Section so, REFRIGERATOR WASTES;
fhe waste pipe from u refrigerator or leo
box shah not be directly connected with any
soil or waste pipe or with the drain or
sewer. 1t shall discharge into open
water supplied sink or over deep seal trap.
and shall be as short as possible and dis
connected from the refrigerator or Ice box
by at least four inches. Where refrigerators
or lee boxes are placed in buildings and upon
two or more floors, the waste aud vent pipes
thereof shall be continuous and run through
the roof, and in no case shall It open within
I six feet Of an open soil or vent pipe.
The size OF water waste pipe for re-
frigerators for two floors less shall be
at least and one fourth inches, aud e.
three floors o. over, and under five floors,
at least one and one-half inches, and two
inches for five floors and /over.
| Each refrigerator or ice box shall he pro.
vided with a suitable trap with an accessible
trap screw or clean out. Such traps shall
be placed In the one and one.fourth inch
waste pipe and shall be near the refrigerator
or Ice box. Such traps need not be sep
Section 81. HOUSE BOILERS: The sedi.
ment pipe from the house boilers shall not
be connected ihto the sewer side Of any
/ trap nor directly connected into any soil
I Section SO. FLUSH TANKS: All water
closets within any building shall be supplied
with special tanks or approved automatic
/ flushing valves having flush pipes OF at
least one and onequnrter inches in diameter.
Section SO. AUTOMATIC FLUSH TANKS:
Where flush tanks are used or urinals, they
1 hndll Dt NThugtu Tor lnteImlltent anu auto
matte discharge. The urinals shall be flushed
at regular intervals of not to exceed seven
minutes each.
Section 81. CIsrERNs FOR WATER CLOS
! ETS. Where cisterns are used for flushing
water closets, they shall each have a siphon
discharge. The valves OF such cistern shah be
/ fitted and adjusted 80 as to prevent waste
OF water. When the city pressure is not
sufficient TO supply such cisterns or plumbing
fixtures with water adequate pump or pumps
or house tanks shall be provided.
! Section IS. WATER CLOSETS All water
! closets shall have flushing rim bowls. and
and there shall not be any slip joint be.
tween valve and the iron pipe.
Section SO. WATER CLOSETS: FLUSH
ING: Inside water closets shall not be sup
piled from any water pipe directly. All
closets shah be fitted with either siphon
! discharge, flush. or pressure tanks aud ap-
proved automatic flushing valves not di-
rectlY connected TO the city water supply
pipes.
Section CT. LONG HOPPER CLOSETS
OR SLOP H0PPERS: Long hopper closets
or slop hoppers shall not be Installed in
the cellar or basement or in. any part OF
any building Long hopper closets or slop
hoppers may be used when PLACED in the
yard. Water closets, long hopper Of anti
water valves and sewer trap win be aceessi.
BILE at all times. They shall be walled with
brick, laid in concrete or mortar. and the
floor shall have trap door 30 nan can
enter the pit to make repairs.
Section 6s. PROXIMITY or BUILD
INGS: Water closets when placed In the
yard Of any building shall be separately
trapped and placed not less than ten 10)
feet from any dwelling or place Of human
abode, and arranged as TO be conveniently
and adequately flushed, and their water sup
ply pipes and traps shall be protected from
closets shall be adequately lighted and ven
tilated.
Section GO. WATER CLOSETS OUTSIDE
PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS: An hopper water
closets installed in the City Of Tfulsa shall
have a compression tank 50 rs to make Q
complete flush to thoroughly clean trap
such as Vogel or other closet with such
action; provided, where there is but on,
house on 50-foot lot and closet is placed
servants quarters or any other buildins
used as q human abode, an ordinary hopper
closet, closed with automatic flushing valve
may bc used. When hopper closets with
finish tank are placed in a garage with serv
snt's quarters attached, closet room doc,
shall open to the outside Of the building.
sec,iea 70. WATER tGLLoosETS FOE
ries, wholesale houses laundries and Other
places where people are employed, shall have
! sanitary closets AT least one 10 every filter
| 15) persons. When both sex employe ed
'hey shall have two compartments, one fol
male and one for female. Toilet rooms shal
be we'll lighted and ventilated. and kept Ia
clean and sanitary condition;
|
SIDEWALKS: Where water closets or othe,
plumbing fixtures are placed under a side
walk street, alley, or other like place ad
joining and opening into the basement o
any building, each any every fixture AZ
placed shall be ventilated in the same man
ner as provided for other plumbing fixtures
In all other places where plumbing fix
lures are placed In compartments undei
sidewalks, streets, alleys, or other like
places, and where the compartments are sep
arated by an open space between an ad
! joining building and the sidewalk the ven
pipe may be omitted provided that a sol
pipe or waste pipe not less than four inche'
In diameter shall be connected 10 the mar
sewer and extend above the roof Of tn,
adjoining building.
Section r. HOUSE TANKS: Tanks II
which water to be used for drinking snt
other dciusstic purposes Is stored shall no
be lined with zinc or lead. The overflow
from such tanks shall discharge upon thu
roof or be trspped and discharged into al
open sink. Such overflow pipes shall no
be connected into any soil pipe. waste pipe
or other sewer connected pipe, nor shall tn
drain or sediment pipe be connected int,
} any soil pipe, waste pipe or other pipe di
rectly connected with q sewer.
, Section 10. STEAM PIPES: No gas en-
! gine or steam exhaust blow off, drip o
return pipe from any steam trap shall con
meet with any sewer or. manhole or with AM
! house drain, soil or waste pipe. The waite
5 | or steam or condensation from such pipes
| before it shall enter any sewer or drain
! Shall be discharged into suitable east iroi
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