Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-25
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SEC. 3d. Vertical Stacks, Etc
Wien a building does not exceed Ave
stories In height, wash basins may be
allowed on a three-inch vertical
stack, two fixtures to each floor;
when the building exceeds Ave stors
les, four-inch vertical stack will be
allowed, and in both cases reventing
Will not be necessary where fixtures
are not over twenty-four inches from
stack and enteY the same with sani-
tary tee and pee traps
| Syphon action and syphon jet clos
cts not over Two feet from stack may
nave two-inch vent dispensed with,
provided in both Of the above cases
that no waste from other closets en-
ter above same, and that four-inch
pipe Is carried through roof. Sinks,
basins and bath tubs will be allowed
on four-inch stack when construct
ed as above set out.
In building less than five stories
IN height pinch stack may be used
Tor basins, provided, fixtures are
| Dack-vented. Stack to be Increased
to inches, where vent and waste
iine connect, same to be ontinued
through roof.
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floors.-Waste pipes under floors or
other inaccessible places. must be
three-lnch II over twenty feet long.
Sec. 38. - Plans to Inspector for
Approval, Otherwise No Appeal, Etc.
where any plumbing work is done
subject to provisions Of Plumbing
Ordinance, without a plan having
been first submitted TO PLUMBING In
Qnnnf0r n 81, I.
no appeal from his decision.
Sec. 30.-Flashing.-A All flashing
for pipe through roof must be of
sheet lead, not lighter than 4 pounds
per square foot in weight.
Sec. 40.-Fixturcs Oh 4-inch Stack.
Etc.-Four small fixtures will be al
lowed on four-inofl vertical stack
IN addition TO closet, without reyent-
ing, provided same enter above closet
opening with p trap, or provided
drum traps are used, and not over
two and one-half feet from stack.
Bath and lavatories may enter lead
bend as set forth in Section 395 e.
Fixtures entering closet bend will be
included in this number Of fixtures
allowed.
Sec. II. LEAD Waste Entering
Lead Hcnd.-Where lead waste en-
ters lead bends Of closets, same must
enter on side as near stack as possi-
bic, and on Y angle.
Sec. ~. - Plumbing Inspector to
be judge Of Quality Of Work, Etc
The Plumbing Inspector is to be the
judge Of the quality, material and
workmanship Of all work. and the
construction Of plumbing ordinances
as to their meaning. Should any Diff
ference Of opinion arise, appeal from
his decision may be made at once, in
writing, 10 Plumbing Board, stating
In full the particulars of disputed
points clearly, and a copy of same
furnished Plumbing Inspector in Nsix
hours; otherwise his judgment will
goevrn. The Plumbing Inspector has
the inspection Of the entire work,
and the details from main sewer in
street to The roof joint, and anything
that Asay have a bearing upon the
successful working and protection of
all work.
Sec. 43.-All clean-outs must be
the same size OF pipe they serve,
must be accessible, extending from
\ fittings, either straight ahead or
from branch 20 surface Of ground,
and where they are between ground
and Fl ,or, they must be eighteen
inches FROM pillars, support or walls,
or extended through same.
Sec. III. - Holes Cut in Iron or
Other Pipc.-No. hole will be allowed |
cut in any cast iron, wrought iron or
sewerage connection for any purpose |
that cannot be closed by plugs. Whom |
1t Is necessary to open the pipe, pipe |
broken to be removed and clean
out placed instead that it may be ac-
cessible for future use.
Sec. 45.-Sisson Joint to be Used
Where Pipe is Broken Into.-When
part of cast iron or sewerage sys-
tenn Is broken into to obtain opening
for other fixtures, or FOR any purpose,
and both ends are permanently fas-
tened, sissin or equally insertible,I
joint shall be used as directed by the
Plumbing Inspector.
Sec. 40.- Special Permit from In
spcctor. - In making alterations or
installing additional fixtures, if it is
found impracticable to comply with
plumbing ordinances, special permit
in writing shall be issued by The
Plumbing Inspector, If, in his judg-
ment, the conditions require it.
Sec. H. Continuous Vnnting.--
The loop, or continuous venting sys-
TEN to be followed instead Of anti
syphon trap when practicable and
possible. No branch is to be made on
side of traps or bends for vent coil
ncctions, horizontal lines Of vent.
below top line of fixtures, to be
avoided If possible.
Sec. 48.-Wct Vcnts.-Wet vents
will be allowed for re-venting water
closets by using waste from basin or
tub for same. All fixtures will be on
thn Samo npnr and MT oyar five Foot