Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-10

building, nor in any room or apartment
which has not direct communication with
the external air, either by a window or
any air shaft. having an area to the open
air of at least four square feet.
Sec. 81. All water closets within build
ings using lead connections set on marble,
slate, tile or concrete floors shall have a
cast brass f1ange not less than three
sixteenths of an inch in thickness Gifted
with a rubber gasket of sufficient thick
ness to insure a light joint belted to the
closet. Those set in wooden floors may be
secured by Hanging. lead over on the floor
and made tight, or by using brass hoor
Sec. 80. In all buildings where water
closet apartments are partitioned off from
a room used for other purposes, the out
side partitions of such apartments shall
extend up to the ceiling or be ceiled over
and these partitions must be to all intents
and purposes air tight.
The outside partition 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 by an
air shaft opening to the outer air, having
an area 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 feet for each water
closet apartment, unless otherwise per-
mitted by the Plumbing Inspector In
terror partition of a water closet apart
ment shall be dwarf partitions.
Where it is necessary to properly light
such apartments, the upper part of the
outside partitions shall be made of glass.
This rule shall also apply to apartments
for urinals.
Sec. 33. No latrins or range closets will
be permitted to be installed in the limits
of "The City of Wildwood. in the County
of Cape May" except by special permit.
Sec. "a. All urinals must be constructed
Of material impervious to moisture that
will not corrode under the action of urine.
The floors and walls of urinal apartments
/ fai1Gt ha lined with similar non anrrnclUa
and non-absorbent material.
Iron trough urinals must be enameled
iron no plain painted iron urinals will
be permitted.
Urinals inside of a building must be
flushed by a special tank or ~cistern, the
flush pipe Of which shall not be less than
one () inch in diameter.
Sec. 80. All fixtures in the basement be-
low the level of the sewer shall discharge
into a stump or receiving tank, made air
tight and ventilated by extending a vent
pipe not less than four (D inches in diam
eter to a point not less than two ~ feet
above the highest part of the building or
contiguous property, and the contents of
said stump or tank lifted and discharged
into the drainage system.
Sec. Sc. No steam exhaus pipe or
waste from steam pipes, shall be con-
nected directly to any house drain or soil
pipe.
Sec. 81. No privy or cesspool for sewage
shall hereafter be constructed in any part
of the city where a sewer is at all ac-
| CtSSiDlc.
Sec. SO. No connection from any cess
pool or privy shall be made with any
sewer, nor shall any water closet or house
drainage empty into a cesspool or privy
well where a sewer is accessible.
Sec. 80. In case of any dispute or diff
ference of opinion existing between the
Plumbing Inspector and any person, firm
or corporation, regarding the construction
or plumbing. house drainage or cesspools,
the same shall be submitted by either party
to the Director of Public Safety of The
City of Wildwood, in the County of Cape
May" who shall pass upon the same, and
whose finding therein, after hearing, shall
be final and conclusive upon all parties.
Sec. 40. And be it further Ordained,
that any person who shall violate any
of the provisions of this Ordinance shall,
upon conviction thereof, before a proper
f officer having jurisdiction, be subject to a
fine in any sum not exceeding two hundred
dollars, at the discretion of any officer
before whom any such person may be
l tried, and in the default of the payment OF
: said fine, be imprisoned in the CITY OF
| county jail for a term not exceeding thirty
days, at the discretion of said officer, and
any repetition of any act herein prohibited
! on n one day following such convic-
ton shall be deemed a new offense.
{ Sec. Al. If for any reason any section OIL
provision of This ordinance shall be queS-
toned in any court and the same held tc
r be unconstitutional, unreasonable, Illegal
l vision of this ordinance shall be affected
thereby.
Sec. ~. All ordinances or parts of ordi-
nances inconsistent with this ordinance,
: to the extent of such inconsistency only,
S be and the same are hereby repealed.
1 Sec. 43. And be it further ordained,
l that this ordinance shall take effect upon
its final passage and publication as pro-
vided by law.
W. COURTRIGHT SMITH,
? RALPH L. CARLL,
} ALFRED TAYLOR,
Commissioners.
: Passed first reading February 81, 1922.
Passed second reading February p, 1922.
Passed third reading and final passage