The Holbrook news., 1919-04-25

whenever 1t appears that such building or structure is being so constructed, that the same, or any part thereof encroaches upon any street. alley or other public place; or is being so constructed | as to violate any of the terms of conditions of this Ordinance.
 a. Permits may be revoked by the Inspector.
 b. Permits shall be limited as to time of beginning and com- pletion of the construction.
 Section 6. Upon receiving mo- tice of the approval of the ap- plication for permit the owner shall pay the Village Clerk the following fees:
 b. For the construction or re- pair, or improvement of build ing costing S1, 900 or less, $1.00.
 c. For work costing more than $1,OOO. $.25 for each $I,OOO or fraction thereof, additional.
 d. Each building must have separate permit
 Sec. '. No building shall be constructed hereafter within the | fire limits contrary to the follow ing. provisions:
 e. All buildings shall be of brick. stone. concrete, cement block or adobe construction.
 f. Brick used in all buildings shall be we'll burned, free from cracks or other defects. If old brick are used they shall be thoroughly cleaned and shall be whole and sound.
 g. All stone in buildings shall be sound. of a good quality, size and strength; suitable to the specific use to which it is to be put.
 h. Walls and piers of all buiId- ings shall be properly and solidly bonded together with close joints filled with mortar. They shall be carried up plumb and straight. The walls of each story shall be built up to the top of the beams above, the full thickness.
 i. Brickwalls. one story build ings not less than nine inches thick for the two upper stories, increasing four inches in thick ness for each two stories below, up to "A inches.
 | j, Party or division walls to be four inches thicker, than the above requirements.
 k. Natural stone walls to be four inches thicker than brick walls. Basement walls to be four inches thicker than walls of first story.
 l. The above thickness shall apply to walls not exceeding 100 feet in length. Walls more than 100 feet in length. shall not have more than one upper story of brick, 12 inches thick, unless strengthened by brick cross walls CT pilaster.
 m. Dwellings located within the fire limits must have walls nine inches in thickness for one story building, and 12 inches for two story building.
 n. At window. door or other openings, wall above to be self supporting, without the use of lintels. except where protected, reinforced concrete. or steel gird- CTS are used.
 o. On all sides exterior, fire division party walls; parapets Ishould be the same thickness as standard party wall of upper story, coped with stone. cement or terra-cotta; and rise not to be less than IS inches above the roof of building.
 D. Where practicable a stand ard fire wall shall be provided on each 50-foot lot line. Said wall to be of brick, stone or concrete, of standard thickness and para pet. All openings in the fire wall shall be protected by automatic fire doors; one on each side of wall opening. constructed and in- stalled in accordance with the specifications of the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
 q. Partition walls between ground floor and basement floor to be of brick. tile or other equal