The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-20
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE
 CLIFTON, FOLLOWS


 conditions in such fixtures, plumbing or drainage system, as in his opinion are a menance to health or public safety. he shall not allow the alter ation or addition to be made unless, at the completion. of the work, such objection will become removed and the entire system comply with the requirements of this ordinance.
 (b) All soil pipes, drain pipes, vent pipes, trap toilet, urinal toilet, sink or other fixture or fixtures, fit ing or fittings that row are or shall hereafter be laid or installed other wise than in accordance with these regulations, or which in the opinion of sucn plumbing insrs ctor CT the Board of Health, are, bad or defective shall upon notice from the plumbing inspector, be removed or repaired in the manner and within such time as may be determined and fixed by the plumbing inspector.
 (c) All work shall be subject to inspection, as soon as such work 1nbe. ready for inspection, the person, per- sons, journeyman plumhes or master plumber having work in charge, shall so notify the plumbing inspector. No plumbing shall be covered or concealed until it shall have been inspected by the plumbing inspector and by said inspector approved. All roughing-in tests shall be made with water and for such testing the iron extension of the soil pipe. outside | the foundation of the house, shall ne securely closed, as s.,a.l all branches l inlets and other openings of the work I to be tested The closing of all l joints and pipes shall be sufficiently l tight and strong enough to withstand
 a column of water reaching the top l of the highest vent pipe. The sys- 1 tenn shall then be filled with water ] to it's top and so stand for not less
 than thirty minutes without percepti- | ble leakage. If the water be lowered | by leakage or any leakage be discover | ed the place or places of leakage shall
 be found and made tight by the one in charge, and the work shall not be ap- proved by the plumbing inspector un- | til the water shall so stand for such | time to the top of the vent pipe with out leakage or perceptible lowering. l All joints shall be wiped clean
 and dry in order to permit thorough | inspection.
 l (b) The following fees shall be I charged in all instances: For each permit ......... .-.. .$1 90
 Extra visits of inspector ...-.. GO l For connecting with sewer loo 1 All fees collected shall be turned ;n 1 to the City Treasurer by the plumbing g l inspector or officer collecting the ] same.
 No certificates of final approval and l acceptance shall be issued by the I plumbing inspector to any person un- l til all fees together with all penal l ties that shall have be: n assessed | against the work by reason of fault
 construction abe paid. | (e) In addition to the penalties
 and fees provided for in this ordin- ance, double fees shall be charged and
 collected in each instance where | plumbing work be commenced be- i fore issuance of permit. All penal
 ties because of faulty work shall be l charged to the person or plumber in charge of the work. | SIZE OF SOIL AND WASTE PIPES
 AND GENERAL PROVISIONS 1 Sec. 4. (a) The term "house sew | er' is applied to that part of the
 main drain or sewep exetending from ] point two feet outside of the outer
 wall of building to it's connection l with the public sewer l 6b) The term house drain" is ap- piled to that part of the main horiz- ontal drain and it's branches inside
 the walls of building and extending I to and connecting with the house i sewer.
 (c)The term soil pipe" is applied | fo opu nina rooaiuinu roo in one or more water closets, with out or with fixtures. (d) The term waste pipe" is ap- l piled to any pipe receiving the dis
 charge of any fixture, except water j closets.
 Gel The term went pipes is ap- I piled to any special pipe provided I to ventilate the system of piping and I to prevent trap siphonage and back T pressure.
 I CD Soil and waste pipes shall be of the following materials: Extra
 heavy cast iron pipe, standard cast
 iron pipe, extra light lead pipe, gal
 vanized iron or steel pipe, or brass pipe.
 (g) The proper sizes of waste I pipes for fixture shall not be less than
 the sizes given in table number 1, as | follows to-wit: II TABLE No. 1. Sizes of Waste and Soh Pipes T FIXTURES
 Sizes of waste pipe and number of fixtures
 | Closets
 Sand Traps Catch Baains
 
 I Slop Sinks epssz- | Bath Tubs Il Floor Drains I Kitchen 61ulks
 ! UrfnalB ffs
 Wash Trays
 i Wash Basins
 l Pantry Sinks
 | Drinking Fountains