Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-14
RESTRICTIONS ON BUILDING PROJECTS
 ARE MODIFIED
UNDER NEW RULINGS WORK CAN BE RESUMED ON C. 0. coNcEN- TRAITOR AT DON LUIS; OTHER OK CAN BE STARTED lN- GLIDING cocHlsE co. ROADS

Complete changes in the building regulations are contained in a wire from Washington to the Arizona state council of defense.
 These changes were ordered, at 6 meeting attended by representatives from all state councils of defense, held in Washington on Monday the ltlh.
 The signing of the armistice, and the modifying of the governments war building program have made possible very liberal terms for many kinds Ot building and construction work. The new regulations go into effect at once.
 Construction projects not requiring permits or licenses from nOn-war con struction section:
 l. Construction projects failing with in the following ciassifications are hereby approved, and no permits or licenses will be required thereafter from the non-war construction sec tion:
 l. Construction projects approved in writing by the facilities division Or the war industrial board.
 2. All farm and ranch buildings, structures or improvements.
 8. All building, structures, road ways. plant facilities or other con struction projects of every nature whatsoever, undertaken by the United States railroad administration, or by any rail or water transportation com pany, organization or utility (whether or not under the direction of such ad- ministration) or by the American Rail- way Express company, or by the own CT or operator of any telegraph or tele- phone line.
 4. The construction, maintenance, improvement or development, by fed eral. state Or municipal authorities, of highways, roads, boulevards, bridges, streets, parks and play grounds.
 3. The construction, extension, im- provement, maintenance or repair of any public utility, including water sup ply systems, sewer systems, light and power facilities, and street and inter urban railways.
 6. The construction, extension or repairs of all irrigation and drainage projects.
 2. Construction projects connected with the extension, expansion or devel' opment of mines of every character whatsoever, or connected with the pro duction and refining of mineral oils and of natural gas.
 s. The construction. alterations or extensions of, or repairs or additions to plants engaged principally in pro ducing, milling, refining, preserving, refrigerating or storing foods and feeds.
 g. The construction of new, or the alteration or extension of existing school houses, churches, hospitals, and federal, state or municipal buildings involving in the aggregate a cost not exceeding S25,000.7
 To- The construction of new build ings or structures not embraced in any of the foregoing classiiicatons, oI the repairs or additions to, or altera lions or extensions of existing build ings and structures, in either case m volving in the aggregate cost not exceeding S1O,OOO.
 Il. The construction of new build ings or structures not embraced II any of the foregoing classifications, ol the repair or additions to, or altera tions or extensions of existing build ings or structures, in either case in volving in the aggregate a cost no exceeding S25,OOO when approved Il I writing by the state council Of de fense or its duly authorized represen | tatives.
 12. Buildings begun prior to Septem Der 8, 1918, where a suhstantiei DOT tion of the building has already sbeei constructed.
 Phoenix, Ariz., November F, 1918.