The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-03-22

louT hours nOClce TO the committee
of the intention so to do and pro-
cure permit therefor before pro-
ceeding Herewith.
Section Ia. No person. firm or
corporation, shall deposit any garb-
age, rubbish. dead animals, or any
substance having a tendency to OBJ
struct the flow of the sewer, in any
man-hole, lamp hole, flush tank
sewer opening, sewer connection,
septic tank, or septic tank connec.
tions, or in any of the sewers of
the sewer system of the Village of
Kendrick, Idaho.
Section Is. 1t shall be the duty
OF any person employed on the
street of the said Village in all
cases where they shall find any per-
son or persons, engaged in the
breaking of ground for the pur-
poses of making connection with
the public sewer of the said Village
to ascertain at once if such person
or persons are duly authorized to
perform such work, and in the
event of such persons not being
duly authorized or not having
permit, to order them to desist un-
der penalty of arrest for the viola
ton of this ordinance, and shall i'm
mediately report the facts to the
Superintendent or Sewer Commit
tee of the Village of Kendrick,
Idaho.
Section 16. All materials used
in connections must be of good
quality, free from defects and the
work must be executed in a thor
ough and workmanlike manner and
to the entire satisfaction and APP
proval of the Superintendent or
Sewer Committee.
Section II. Every house or
building hereafter connected with
the public sewer must have house
drain through which sewerage is
carried, constructed of cast-iron
pipe. which shall extend three feet
outside of the building or founda-
ton pipe. The drains are to be
laid in trenches of uniform grade
or securely suspended from floor
timbers by strong iron hangers;
they shall have proper fall of not
less than one-fourth of an inch per
foot towards the main sewer and in
as straight line as possible.
All changes in direction of con-
nections of soil or waste pipe shall
be made by means of "Y" branches
with one-eighth and one sixteenth
bands. Sanitary ties shall only be
made in vertical lines of pipe.
Heel outlets shall not be used for
vent connections. Saddle hubs and
saddle bands are strictly prohibited.
There shall be a clean output in
the sewer at the last change of
direction or at the end of the hori-
zontal main drain of the building.
All cleanouts shall be closed by
brass screw covers, and shall be
kept accessible; when sewers are
laid beneath the floor. man-holes
must be constructed to give access
to cleanouts.
Section Is. Where cast-iron pipe
is specified in the foregoing rules
and regulations or any of these
rules and regulations, if so desired.
wrought-iron pipe of standard
thickness may be used. provided
that the fittings are so constructed
as to form a uniform bore with the
pipe of any building, provided,
however, that all pipes used shall
be of grade known as standard,
and to conform to the hereinafter
provisions as to weight and thick.
ness. No opening shall be provid.
ed in a sewer pipe in any building
for the purpose of receiving the
drainage of the cellar unless special
permission is granted, and any
opening so made must be immed
lately and firmly made and CLOSED
under the direction of the Superin
tendent.
Section 10. In no case shall
terra Gotta sewers be laid under
any building, or shall any dweller
lessee, tenaat or occupant of any
building, or any person or persons
or plumber interested in the plumb
ing work, about such building ALLOW
any terra Gotta sewers to be laic
within three feet of such building
and in all cases before new or ole
building is placed on any lot which
has terra Gotta sewer, which wouli
come under any part of the foun
dalton, said sewer or terra colt;
pipe must be replaced by an irol
sewer which must be extended thre
feet outside the building or area
Terra Gotta sewers running parable
with any building or within tel
feet of such building must be a
least one and one half feet below