The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-07-16

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m lead or tightening the scrS}R ~ - "
or but not by use Of plnmhsY1 ~
or The entire height Of the ptj& n =
H. Is to be tested at once Hn1{ y Il VI =
ci- building be over three et0i5ea hES
ss addition to the water test RH ~ e q %
es smoke or pressure, peppermint TH1
e. be applied by the plumber; itfS VI II 4
lie ence Of the plumbing 1nSjB&to2 u
~ other person as the board ~ E6TSSsii n
at sioners may designate, when III III
d SO directs. When ali fixtures ArGs eun.
h nected and ready for use, ii 6h3 4i.
e spectfOn shall be made BY ti11 pItfS6 vi
e ing inspector or such other pASIp92 a6%
% the board OF commissioners may ifee,
y ignate, when the plumber n ~ 4it1Is
s. on the supply of water md show 3k3f ri
d all the work is in accord With tliSs sfjfe
r dinance and ready for use. I'll SA6liys
/ tiOn to the tests and inspection AeEe \
o specified, the plumbing in1p6etOr tsof n
+ such other person as the bo&fd W c0rrl
[ missiOners may designate, shall H19l6s4 4.
: during the progress Of work and III II I
: such Others as in his Judgment nl9xs
: be necessary for the purpose ~ s3fli& n
\ ordinance. When the work 1s re64lY
| for either Of three inspections. specli 4. II
, ally named above, ~ dralu;l yin1,
, 90 water test of roughing-in and f6j III
; final inspection, written notice III St I
be given the plumbing Inspector 0Fs
such other person as the board sGf
commissioners may designate, Wiercsi
upon he is to set time. for the .fnbnecs Il
tion and make 1t within two Workine 4
hours thereof. All work must be leff IA
uncovered and convenient TOR VI a3,is u
nation until inspected and approved
Should it be necessary for the plumbing u
inspector or such other person aS tho Il
board of commissioners may. designate, ~
to visit the work more than once fOr s
any inspection, because Of III not be-
ling ready when notice was received i. II
then the plumbing inspector Or suclf IN
other person as the board Of commits
sioners may designate, may nOlIect
from the plumber one dollar for esch
visit require after the first, provided i
that no such fee may be collected
when part Of the work must bescoIn,
pleted and inspected preparatory toSss
the completion of the work, rendering
a second visit necessary; all such fees III;
collected shall be turned Into the City III
treasury, according to the Law. M
water shall be turned on, except tor ins
shall be used until the plumbink III
spector, or such other person es the "
board of commissioners may sdesig-
nate, issues his certificate Of fnRl a.
spection and approval.
General Requirements.
Section 10. All materials and fix-.
lures used in connection with the m
house sewers shall be nOn,absorbents
rust-proof, of the best quality and free
from defects, and all work shall be- ex-
ecuted in thorough and Workman
like manner; all materials, fixtures and u L
work are subject to the approval OF the
plumbing inspector or such other per
son as the board Of commissioners ss
may designate. No wood boxing
around or under fixtures will be allow
ed, nor any galvanized fixtures, except
galvanized kitchen sinks. Pipe md Il
taps inside buildings shall be readily Il 4
accessible for inspections and sr9pafr II Il II !.
and shall not be covered except
wood work fastened by screws easily
removed No metal pipe, except a wa
ter supply pipe, shall be less than II
inch in diameter and no clay pipe less
than inches in diameter, no pipe
shall decrease in diameter as it ap-
proaches the sewer. All drain, soil,
waste, vent and supply pipe, shall be
as simple, direct and compact as pos
sible, and be readily accessible for re-
pairs and protected from injury and
freezing; offsets, especially 80 degree
offsets, will be permitted only when
Unavoidable. To prevent freezing, all
pipes exposed between the ground and
he first floor shall be covered with ap-
proved pipe covering, or with plain
substantial wood boxing IL inches
square and filled with saw dust, sand,
lshes or other similar material No
shall be made by making
IN opening through the wall of clay
" iron pipe, either with or without
apping threads. In every horizontal
inc of pipe the minimum slope will be
4 inch per foot of length whenever
practicable, but, shall be at least
nch per foot of length; where this
after slope is impracticable, special
PROVISION shall be made for flushing the
ouse system by automatic flush tanks
r. otherwise, as approved by the
lumbing inspector, or such other per-
on as the board of commissioners
nay designate. No vent pipes or other
york shall be placed on the outside
t any wall or any street or alley, so
s to obstruct or be subject to injury
" traffic. During construction the
nds of all pipes shall be kept closed
. keep out distractions. Every fix
ure, except "a water closet, shall dis
barge through strong, durable fixed
trainer to prevent distractions into
le waste pipe. Every opening left
Q pipe for any purpose and not
sed for connection shall be securely
losed in manner similar to that re-
uired for making connection. Dead
nds Oil soil and waste pipes are not
flowed. Cement joints shall not be
sed within the building
House Drain.
Section 20. The house drain shall
e If inch earthenware pipe from
ne sewer to 6 inch by inch re-
ucer. with long, straight taper, which
hall he located within the property
ne to the sell pipe, but cast iron pipe
equal size is to be used instead of
lay pipe. tor the part of the house
rain that runs under any building
aised less than Is inches above
round. open and clean. or runs into
r within four feet of the wall of any
aIlar basement or brick building. or
ms within six feet in solid clay or
N feet in made ground from any well
Cistern, cl runs within twelve inches
the suriece of the ground.
6arthenware Pipes.
Section 81 All earthenware pine
nd fittings shall be of the best quail
y of hard, vitrified clay pipe salt
azed, free from cracks and blisters.
ne to normal size and form, whether
raight or curved. of uniform thick
ass. with deep sock ats into which the
,igots fit without chipping and leave
Il around at least 1-inch mortar