Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-01-26

' s"e 'ioiatfOn OF lh1s Ordinance.
BE Il ordained bv the City Council,
OF Cedar City. Utah:
Sec: l. ANY individual, firm or cor
poration wishing to engare In the
plumbing business, or TO do plunob;nc
work, within the corporate limits Of
Cedar City, Utah. shall first make an
plication to the City Council for n Il.
cense therefor, and IL upor eyamira-
ton the said applicant be found quail
flied to do such work, license NAV
be GRANTED.
Sec. 2: A yearly license for plumb-
ers shall be $500, and IL shall carry
with It permission to engage In the
work as outlined In this ordinance. and
to contract and install plumbing fix-
lures. but does not include a mer-
chants license.
Sec. 8. It shall be unlawful To he
gin the plumbing work on anv new
building or to make additions or alter
atoms to old work, without first oh
tanning permit therefor.
Sec. a. Permits to do PLUMBING
work shall not be issued to any por-
son, firm or corporation, other than
those duly licensed by the CITY.
Sec. 8. Repair work NAV be done
by any duly licensed plumber of Cedar
City without obtaining permit there
for.
Sec. 8. A minimum fee of two dol
lars shall be charged for the first four
fixtures, and fifty cents for each ad-
ditional fixture. Openings left for the
installation of fixtures shall he charged
for at the above rate, the same as
though the fixture were installed.
Sec. z. Additions to all work shall
be construed to mean the setting. tap
ping, or venting Of any fixture which
is not ALREADY installed ACCORDING r.
the provisions Of this ordinance and
shall REQUIRE permit as provided in
section 6 hereof.
Sec. 8. ANY receptacle which con-
ducts water into the drainaCe system
Is required to be separately trapped
and vented. and is herein designated
and defined as fixture.
Sec. 9. All plumbing work shall be
inspected and passed upon by the
Building Inspector, and in no case
shall any person perform the duties Of
this office except he be regularly ap-
pointed by the City Council.
Sec. TO- Rules governing the in
stallation of work.
(a) Any building in which a toilet
is installed shall have a four-inch
stack extending directly from the cess
pool to poin at least eighteen inches
above the roof. Said stack to be as
direct as possible, and to be so in
stalled as to be free from traps, wat
er pockets or distractions that would
prevent the free flow of air from the
cesspool through the entire system.
(b) Buildings which contain plumb
ing fixtures in which toilet is not
installed shall have two-inch stack
extending direct from the cesspool to
a point at least Is inches above the
roof and shall be installed according
to the rule governing four inch
stacks.
(c) All stacks or vent pipes shall
extend at least two feet above any
door or window opening in the build
ing, and in no case shall a stack or
vent pipe terminate nearer than fif-
teen feet to any door or window OPEN
ing, unless the same be at least two
feet above such opening.
(d) All taps, except floor drains,
shrall be vented
(e) Any trap located within fifteen
inches of a stack which has its open
ing in the stack above the floor and
which Is the highest fixture on the
stack, need not be back-vented.
(f) Any waste pipe connected from
the building TO the cesspool shall have
q vent carried through the roof, ac-
cording to the rule governing stacks,
the same diameter as the trap Of the
fixture which 10 connected TO said
water-pipe.
Sec. II. Cesspools shall not be To-
Gated nearer than 10 feet to the build
ing, and shall not be less than three
feet in diameter in the clear, and 20
feet deep. All cespools shall be rocked
up at least one foot above the point at
which the waste pipe enters, and prop
er room left around the pipe to pre-
vent breakange by settling.
Sec. IL. It shall be unlawful to in
stall a water closet in any unventi-
lated room or sleeping apartment.
Ventilation Of rooms in which toilets
are installed shall be satisfactory to
the building inspector.
Sec. 10. Waste pipes firm refriger-
ators or receptacles in which provis..
ions are stored shall not be connected
directly into the drainage system, but
shall discharge into an open fixture.
Sec. Ia. All traps to fixtures are to
be brass, nickle plated brass or lead,
except floor drains which may be cast
iron, and are to be of the following
size for the following named fixtures
(a)-Bath tubs 4x8 drum trap inlet
outlet and vent ~ inch.
(b)-Sinks " inches.
(c)-Basins IN inches.
(d)-Slop sink 2 inches or larger
(e)-Urinal ~ inches or larger.
(f)-Laundry trap ~ inches.
Sec. 10. (a)-All vent pipes and mt.
tings must be galvanized iron except
the ventstack, which may be steel cast
iron soil pipe.
(b)-All vent pipes must be Of the
same diameter as the trap required
for the fixture, and must extend full
size through the roof.
(c)-For more than one and not
more than two basins, / u inches.
For more than two and not to ex-
coed three fixtures, " inches.
(d)-When more than one fixture
is vented into the same vent pipe, the
opening into the vent for the seconc
or, third fixture shah be at least SIX
inches above the top of the fixture.
(e)-Water closets located within
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