Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-27

line of the abutting street. alley or public
~passageway. 1t shall be the duty OF the
City Engineer within three days to set
stakes marking such lines, and to issue
a certificate thereof. which fee shall not
exceed $500 per lot. Any person or per-
sons intending to erect a reviewing stand
or platform must first submit at least a
pencil sketch with specifications to the
Building Inspector for his approval, such
reviewing stand or platform must be
erected in good and substantial manner, OF
sound lumber and meet with the approval
of the Building Inspector. Any person or
persons wishing to exhibit moving pictures
shall take out a permit for the same. A
booth for the lantern shall consist OF
metal or of wood, shall be lined on the
inside with metal or if of wood and metal,
the woodwork must be covered with heavy
asbestos paper or metal. There shall be
an opening from booth to the outside OF
the building. for ventilation and vent all
to meet with the approval of the Building
Inspector a red light must be burning
during all the time the building is occu-
pied, to show where exits are. The aisles
must be kept clear and free OF obstruc-
lions.
Mortar Boxes
Sec. 10. It shall be unlawful to mix
mortar in any street, except in boxes, the
bottoms of which must be tight. tongued
and grooved boards. placed upon four inch
bearer or sleeper having an air space, ana
protected on all sides by a margin OF
two inch boards, not less than six inches
above the floor space.
DISTINCTIONS, Streets
Sec. 20. 1t shall be unlawful to place
or maintain any building material, boxes
or debris of any kind upon the street with
out first obtaining a permit for such pur-
pose from the Building Inspector. Sucn
permit shall state the location or the
building, the amount of space TO pc occu-
pied. which shall in no case exceed the
width of the property with twenty-five rect
in addition thereto on both sides and not
exceeding one-half the width OF the drive
,-a. nnd in M RaCa Ch1ll AnW material
be placed within two and one-half rect
from any railroad track; within twenty
five feet of any fire plug or street crosse
ing, and the gutter shall in all cases be
left open and clear of any obstruction Tor
a width of fifteen inches from the curb;
The height of the pile of materials snali
in no case exceed six feet, and sufflclent
passage or cartway shall at all times be
left unincumbered between said building
materials and the opposite curDstone on
all streets for the passage OF vehicles.
Piping
Sec. 81. No gas, water or other pipes
exceeding one inch on outside diameter
introduced into any house or building
shall be set into any joiSt or beam more
than three feet from a supporting partl-
ton to girder, and in no case shali sa1o
joists to a greater depth than two inches
all cuts to be made on top of joists.
Permits, Moving
Sec. %. No permit shall be issued for
the use of any street, alley, avenue or
public p-assageway for moving purposes
from the fifteenth day OF June to the first
day of September every year, unless some
special request and permission OF common
Council.
Danger Signals
Sec. 23. Danger signals shall be placed
on and about any building which may pc
in any street, alley. avenue, or public
passageway after sun down, which SAID
building may be in progress OF movlngi
also they shall be placed upon any plles
of building materials. debris, etc., ana at
any excavations made in the streets, al
legs, avenues or public p~assageways. II
any portion of any such improvement
shall be found to encroach upon the Doun-
daries of such alleys, streets, avenues and
public passageways, except as heretofore
provided in this ordinance, 1t shall be the
duty Sof the Building Inspector TO ordef
theirsremoval, specifying that if such en-
croachment is not removed within five
days of such notice, then in such cases.
and after the expiration of that time, the
same will be removed by the Building In
spector, and the cost thereof collected
from the person herein offending by suit
at law or otherwise.
Water Closets
Sec. "a. In all buildings where water
closet apartments are partitioned off from
a room used for other purposes, the out-
side partitions of such apartments snail
extend up to the ceiling or be ceiled over,
and the partitions must be to all intents
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titions must include a window opening
to the outer air on the lot wherein the
building is situated or on the street or
it shall be ventilated of at least four
square feet, where there is more than one
water closet apartment having an opening
into an air shaft, the said shaft shall
have an area equal to four square rect
of area for each water closet apartment,
unless otherwise permitted by the Build
ing Inspector.
anartmant shall he dwarf partitions.
Where it is necessary to properly light
such apartment the upper part OF the out
This rule shall also apply to apartments
for animals.
Garages and Warehouses
Sec. 25. All warehouses and public gar
ages built in the City of North wildwood
shall be completely covered and enclosed
with fire proof material, to be approved
by the Building Inspector.
Refusal of Permits
Sec. 26. Any applicant for permit from
the Building Inspector, equired by this
ordinance, whose application has been
refused, or any person who has been or
dered by the Building Inspector to incur
any additional expense, may appeal to the
Building Committee of Common Council,
by giving notice in writing of such appeal.
which notice shall be served on the Chair
on the Building Inspector, and which
notice shall briefly state the grounds OIL
complaint. 1t shall then be the duty
of the Building Committee to appoint a
time for the hearing of said appeal. which
shall be within five days from the receipt
of the notice of appeal. The decision g
the Building Committee in such case shall
be final and conclusive.
Violations
Sec. 81. Be it further ordained that an
person who shall violate any of the prov
sions of this ordinance shall upon con-
viction thereof, before a proper officer
having jurisdiction, be subject to a fine of
any sum not exceeding two hundred dol
l lars, at the discretion of any officer before
whom such person may be tried, and in the
/, default of the payment of said fine, abe i'm
I prisoned in the city or county jail for a
l term not exceeding thirty days, at the
I discretion of the said officer.
2 Continued Violations
Sec. %. And be it further ordained that
, continued failure, neglect or refusal of any
person or persons to perform any require