The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-20

provided further, that after such sleep
after the whole shall be SO rolled and
| tamped, the whole shall be not less
than four Cd inches thick in it's thin
nest part. Upon this composition and
sleepers. shall be laid wooden floor
ing OF the quality now provided, or
hereafter to be provided for in the
building laws of the City of Pensacola
provided, however, that for the purpose
| OF laying tar-cinder composition floor
said wooden flooring shall be tongue
and groove, well fitted, and the planks
! firmly set into each other and the
whole. in such manner as to prevent
/ the ingress or egress of rats.
| Sec 4. That every restaurant kitten
en-, hotel kitchen. cabaret kitchen, dairy
dairy depot, dock. wharf. pier, eleva-
| tor. store, mandatory and every 9TH
err building, clubhouse or superstructure
wherein or wherein foodstuffs are
stored, kept. handled sold, held or of
! fered for sale, manufactured, prepared
for market or for sale, except stables
shall be rat-proofed in the manner
provided for hereinaboye as Class A;
/ provided that such part of any struc-
/ ture hereinabove defined as Glass "a
| that shall be entirely over a body OF
water, may be rat-proofed as OF Class
"Foodstuffs." as used in this ordi-
nance is hereby defined to be flour, and
flour products. animals and animal
products. produce. groceries, cereals
grain and the products of cereals and
and grain. poultry and its products
game, birds, fish, vegetables, fruit
milk. cream and the products from
! tallow. or any combination of any one
or more of the foregoing.
/ That every warehouse and wholesale
store wherein dry goods, shoes or 9TH
| er goods, wares or merchandise, other
| than "foodstuffs," are stored, kept
| handled, sold. held or offered for sale
manufactured or prepared for sale. ex-
cept stables. shall be rat-proofed in
the manner provided for hereinabove
| as Glass c.; provided that "foodstuffs"
when contained in Theoretically sealed
containers. impervious to rats. may be
/ stored, kept or offered for sale in
| Glass C structures.
| All other buildings, outhouses and
| superstductures. except stables. not
Glass C. and all buildings used ex-
clusively for residential purposes, shall
| be rat-proofed in the manner provided
| for hereinbefore as Class B; provided
dence. clubhouse or other superstruc-
ture in Class may, if he so elects
! rat-proof same in the manner pro-
vided for in Class A or in Glass C.
| and the owner of a Glass C structure
may, if he so elects, rat-proof same as
provided for in Class A.
! Provided, that in any case where
under the foregoing provisions any
| required to be rat-proof as of Glass "A
and the said building or clubhouse or
superstructure is used. in part. for res
dental purposes, and the part used as
a residence is effectively separated
! from the part falling within Class A,
/ by permanently and effectively clos
ing all openings above and below the
| ground floor. or by constructing new
wall. and in either case the whole, in
such manner as to make such wall
whole and continuous In its entirety
! without doorways, windows or other
openings, between the part used as a
residence and that used for such pur-
pose as makes it fall within Glass a.
then, in such case and for rat-p-oofing
! purposes Only, the said building will
after such separation and closure of
/ the openings, or by the construction
! of such new wall. be deemed to he two
! buildings, and that part used EXCLUSIVES
/ ~ for residential purposes may be rat
| proofed in the manner provided for
4 as Class 3 building, and the remain
/ ing part OF said building shall be rat
/ PROCEED in the manner provided for a
Class A building.
| STABLES-All buildings now, or
herafter to be constructed and used for
stabling horses, mules cows and other
animals. shall be constructed as fol-
! lows:
wALLS+The walls of such building
shall be constructed of concrete, brick
or stone. laid in cement mortar, and
shall be not less than six co inches
thick. and shall extend into and be-
| low the surface of the surrounding
ground not less than two CD feet and
1
ficient height as to be not less than
4 one Cd foot above the floor level. All
openings in such foundation walls shall
be covered with metal grating having
| openings not greater than one-hali
/ l1-2) inch between the gratings.
/ FLooRS-The floors of stables and
than three (3) inches thick. upon which
shall be laid dressing not less than
one-half (G-2) inch thick of cement
or stone. laid in cement mortar in such
- nr,t
| of rats, and such floors to have a slope
of one-eighth 1-S) inch per foot to
the gutter drains hereinafter provided
/ for.
sTALLs-The floors of stalls may be
of planking. fitting either tightly to
/ the concrete floor or elevated not
more than one-half (1-2) inch from
/ the stall floor, and SO constructed as
to be easily removable. Such renov-
able planking shall be raised at least
once a week. and the said planking and
the concrete floor beneath thoroughly
/ cleansed.
! GUTTERS-Semi-ci or v-shap-
! ed gutter drains shall be constructed
gutter shall be placed so as to receive
/ all liquid matter from each stall, and
each of these cutters to connect with
I the public sewer or with a main gut
ter Of the same construction which in
/ turn, shall be connected with the pub
I lie sewer. All openings from drains into
sewers shall be protected by metal
grating having openings not more tnan
one-half (1-2) inch between the graf
4 ings.
/ MANURE PIT-Each stable shall be
/ provided with a manure pit to be sunk
! into the ground within or near to said
4 stable, which pit shall be lined with
cement so as to make same liquid
tight, and to have a capacity of at
\ least two and one-half cubic feet for
each stall in said stable. Said man
ure pit shall be provided with a tight
i fitted cover, divided into two parts,
/ and SO constructed as to render the
contents of said pit inaccessible to
| flies.
| MANURE-Any manure in and about
all stables shall be placed in said man
4 ure pit at least once a day. Manure
shall be removed from said pit at
i least twice week between March 18th
| and December LIST, and at least once
a week between December LIST and
| March 18th. All manure so removed
/ shall be placed in wagons so protect
ed as to render said manure inaccess-
ible to flies.
MANGERS-Each manager shall be
constructed so as to have a slope CT