The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-03

cred to the lead soil pipe which shah be lead bend or lead corrugated stub, except in concrete constructions where iron connections may be used with sanitary connecton to bowl.
 (e) Waste pipe from refrigerators- or other receptacles in which provi-- sions are stored shall not be connect ed with drain, soil pipe or other waste pipe directly connected to- sewer, but shall discharge into open sink or dry we'll In every case there shall be an open tray between ther trap and the refrigerator.
 (f) Where floor drains are used the seal of trap shall be protected from evaporation in such manner as. designated by the plumbing inspector
 (g) All cast iron slophoppers shall be connected to the sewer through four inch trap and shall be properly vented.
 (h) All wash racks shall be con nected p the sewer through sand trap which shall be properly vented when within eight feet of building and shall conform to the plans on file in the office of the plumbing inspector All wash racks shall be cleaned be- fore the sediment has reached with in six inches. of the mouth of the syphon, and shall be cleaned under the supervision of the plumbing ins- pector, who shall keep record there of
 (D No sink shall be boxed in with. wood or other material.
 CD All sinks in the kitchen of boarding houses, restaurants and hotels shall be provided with suitable eeyc,f ox,1 fv-,x oI,o be smaller than 10" X I0''
 (k) No fixture made of any absor- bent. material whatsoever shall be- used in plumbing work or system in the Town of Clifton. E CD No building or other structure shall be used or occupied as factory laundry, tenement or iodging house in which human beings reside, worK- or transact business unless such build ing or structure be provided with
 separate water closet for each sex, and whenever there shall be an . ex- cess of ten occupants, employees, or residents of each sex or major frac-- tion threof residing, working or trans acting business in such building or structure, one additional closet for each such ten persons or major DOT tion thereof for each sex shall be pro-
 vided.
 When urinals are placed in any public building, including hotels, de- pots. hallsy meeting places and other places where the public congregate for pleasure or otherwise, the fronts, | sides, and partitions must be covered | with either glass, slate, marble, -ce-
 ment or cast iron enamel. Floor drains for urinals shall have an effec- tive trap of at least two inches inside
 diameter, the trap to be supplied with I waste pipe. When cement is used in
 urinal work, it must be by the permis- sion of the plumbing inspector, and
 done under his supervision.
 No galvanized iron or other sheet | metal trough urinals will be permit ed. All urinals shall be supplied by | automatic flushing tanks or brass
 flushing p,pes, except one-piece urin-
 als. All waste pipes for urinals must
 connect dire ctly with |. 3 house drain I and be Iloperly trapps1 and ventiiat- ed.
 APPLICATION FOR PERMIT Sec. 8 Every person, firm, corpora ! tion, plumber or steam filter, before
 doing work of any kind mentioned in
 this ordinance, except repairs men l etOuCu HI OCCIlOu q -Ol IutS l shall file with the Town Clerk, upon
 blanks for that purpose, an applica-
 tion for permit and no work shall
 be done in or about any building with | out a writ, en permit fl om the Mayor
 and Common Council
 l Excavation and Permit Required | Sec. g. No person, persons, firm, | corporation plumber or steam filter | shall die nr ovn fo kn 1,<>i
 dug or excavated within, through, or
 under any street, alley, sidewalk, or
 public place in the Town of Clifton . for any purpose under this ordinance | without obtaining permit as herein
 provided, and all permits issued here
 after to dig or excavate in any street,
 avenue, alley or sidewalk for the pur--
 pose of laying down or repairing any sewer service pipe or any connection with the public sewer shall only
 authorize such work to be done under the direction and control of the plum II b.ng inspector and in compliance
 with all the provisions of this ordin-
 ance.
 Il Trenches to be Protected T Sec. 10. All trenches in public streets. avenues and alleys shall be properly protected at night with sub
 stantial barricade at least three feet
 high, and a red light shall be placed at. each end of the trench and where
 the trench or obstruction is more than ten feet in length shall place such T red lights at such intervals as the T plumbing inspector may designate
 and the same shall be kept brightly burning from sunset to sunrise. The plumbing inspector shall pres : cr.be such rules and conditions to be followed and performed as may be l, necessary for the safety of the street, ], avenue. alley. sidewalk or sewer } through which, or with which, a per init may be issued to excavate or con- -' meet.
 ); Every person. persons, firm or cor } poration, Nwheter as contractor or -l owner, making any connection with