Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-02-24
FIVE MILE BEACH JOURNAL, WILDWOOD, N ], FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1922
mitted within two feet of any foundation

mitted within two feet of any foundation
wall.
In all cases where sewer pipes are laid
in the street, in front Of any improved
property, the Plumbing Inspector may, if
he deems it necessary, compel the owner
thereof to connect the drainage of all
buildings on said property with the outside
sewers in the street. Overflow pipes from
on the inlet side of the trap of the same
fixture.
Grease interceptors shall be employed
in the construction and reconstruction OF
house drainage systems whenever required
by the Plumbing Inspector. After the test
has been approved by the Inspector, iron
drain or soil pipes may be tar coated.
But in no case shall n coating be APP
piled TO cast iron soil or drain pipes until
test has been applied and approved by the
Inspector.
Sec. u. The arrangement of soil and
waste pipes shall be as direct as pos
sible. All changes in direction of hori-
zontal pipes shall be made with Y branches
one-siXteenth or o~ne-eighth bends. In
case of elbows, sweep bends must be used.
Every house or building shall be separately
and independently connected with the
street sewer or main drain in alley, and
every house shall be separately vented.
Sec. 10. Every vertical soil pipe, or
waste pipe, within ten feet of a window
shall extend two feet above the top of
said window, otherwise shall extend two
feet above roof, with the outlet uncovered
except with a wire guard.
Fec. Il. Each branch or horizontal line
of soil pipe or waste pipe to which a
group of two or more fixtures is to be
connected, and every branch line of hori-
zontal soil pipe twelve feet or more in
length to which a water closet is to be
connected. or waste pipe twenty feet or
more in length. shall be ventilated. either
by extending said ssoi or waste pipe un-
diminished in size, to at least two feet
above the highest part Of the building or
contiguous property or by extending said
soil or waste pipe and connecting it with
the main soil pipe above the highest fix
ture or by ventilating pipe connected to
the crown of each trap, not less than two
inches in diameter for each water closet,
and waste pipes same size and traps
which shall be increased one-half inch
in diameter for every fifteen feet in length,
and connected to a special air pipe which
ing said ventilating pipe with the main
soil pipe above the highest fixture. All
soil, waste and ventilating pipes shall be
located inside of new buildings, and also
old buildings, except in old buildings
where it is deemed inadvisable then the
pipes may be placed on the outside of
building on the owner assuming all re-
sponsibility for the same in writing.
All soil and waste lines passing under
ground and cement floors under buildings
must be three inches or larger with a Y
fitting placed at end of line and a screw
clean out plug inserted.
Sec. Is. There shall be no traps, caps,
or cowls on soil or waste pipes which will
interfere with the system of ventilating.
Sec. 16. All drain pipes of cast iron
shall be sound, free from holes, and of
uniform thickness and shall conform TO
the following relative weights: