Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-03

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construction shall be a 1-1h-s mix
ture, meaning one cubic foot, or one
bag. OF cement. one and a half cubic
feet OF sand and three cubic feet OF
three e-quarter inch stone. with sufii-
cient water.
(E) Storage tanks shall be OF either
steel or iron. Steel tanks shall be
of not less than No. IA galvanized,
| riveted, steel to steel joints. soldered.
| Iron tanks shall be of not less than
three sixteenths OF an inch in thick
ness. riveted, caulked or welded. All
| tanks shall be coated with tar or
other rust resisting material.
(FD No ona storage tank shah
contain more than 500 gallons OF gaso-
line or similar product.
(G) No storage tank shall be COW
cred with earth until an inspection
has been made by proper designated
partment.
CID All storage tanks shall be
connected with an automatic clos
ing valve pump. All said pumps In
stalled outside the building line shall
be located at the curb line at a point
at least seven feet from either adj
joining party property line unless
written permission is granted by the
owner or owners of the adjoining
property to place the pump at a less
distance than seven feet from his
party bne. No gravity syphon or
pressure system shall be used for
taking the material from the storage
tank. 1t shall be unlawful to install
or use any pump other than of a
type approved by the Underwriters
Laboratories, Inc, and conforming
to regulations of the National Board
Of Fire Underwriters covering APP
proved devices for handling all haz-
ardous liquids.
I'D All pipes must lead out of the
top of all tanks. All pipes must be
galvanized and put together with
lithcrage and glycerine. A vent pipe,
not less than one inch, shall be con-
nected with all storage tanks and es~
tending above the top of the adjoin-
ing building. capped with return
bend and covered with fine brass
wire netting.
A filing pipe shall be connected with
each tank extending up to the side
walk at the curb line. capped with a
water-tigf,t screw cap.
Section .. That no person or per-
sons, firm or corporation shall place
or maintain a stepping stone or block
on the sidewalk. footway or roadway
of any street. highway. lane or alley
in the city OF Wilmington.
Projecting Doors and Windows.
Section 10. That no person or per-
sons, Arm or corporation shall erect,
build, place, construct or maintain, or
cause to be erected. built. placed, con-
Structed or maintained. on, in, across,
over, into or upon any street or side
walk bulk or any projecting door. storm
door. door jam, door frame. bulk bay,
oriei or projecting window, window
lamb or window frame upon the first
story of any building. beyond the true
building line OF any street. highway,
lane or alley OF the city of Whining
ton. and no doorsill or windowsill shall
project more than two inches beyond
the said true building line upon the
first story cf any building.
Oriei or bay windows may be erect
ed upon The fronts. sides and rear ends
of buildings. extending over the side
walks Of the streets from any story
excepting the first. provided in each
case the outside faces thereof shall be
within lines drawn from the corners
OF the building lot at an angle Of
twenty degrees with the street build
ing line, and within a line parallel
with the street building line and dis
tant three feet therefrom.
In similar situations. open balconies
or porches may be erected, provided
IN each case the floor thereof shall be
within lines drawn from the corners
of the building lot at angle of 10 de-
grees with the street building line, and
where the street is not less than sixty
feet in width within a line parallel
with the street building line and dis
tant FIVE feet therefrom. and where
the street is less than sixty feet in
width within a line parallel with the
street building line and distant eight
oDe-hundredths of the width Of the
street thercfrom
MouIdings, cornices and other pro
jections Of windows, balconies or
porches shall not extend more than
twelve inches beyond the lines above
mentioned. The bottom Of an such