Evening star., 1922-11-25

the plumbing and electric wiring plans
and two sketches drawn to scale
showing the location of the building
with respect to the lot lines upon
which it is to be located. At least
one week should be allowed for ex-
animation of plans and specifications
by the inspectors of building. plumb
ing and electric wiring, between the
application for and the issue of the
building permit.
Permits in force for a period of six
months from date of issue.
. A building inspector is to be ap-
pointed by the mayor and council
who will serve at their pleasure and
pc COMPENSATED as the council directs
He will be allowed such number OF
assistants and at such compensa tion
as the council directs
The following schedule of permit
ices nave been prescribed:
Fees Are Set.
For private garage of one machine
capacity. 81. For a private garage
of two or three machines capacity, 81
For alterations and repairs not to
exceed $1,000. 50. and so cents for
each additional $1,000 or fraction
thereof in excess of $1,000.
For buildins not exceeding $4,000
s..
$" and 81 for each $1,000 or fraction
thereof. i'll addition thereto
A cash deposit of SO will, be re-
quired for each building erected, or in
case Of alterations or repairs covered
by permit. to cover possible damage
to streets or walks. Such deposit. or
any uneXpended balance thereof will
be returned upon proper certificate.
in writing, of the building inspector.
Deposits in excess of SO may be
required when. in the judgment Of the
building inspector. the interests of
the town require. The building in
Spector shall have authority to waive
the $40 deposit in construction Of
garages or small outbuildings when
in his Judgment, there is no possibi!-
lty OF damage to streets or walks.
Twenty-Five Feet From Street.
No dwelling nor any part or pro-
Gated nearer than twenty five feet to
the line of the street on which the
dwelling Will face. nor may it ap-
proach nearer than five feet either of
the side lines of the lot on which it Is
located. nor be located nearer than
ten feet to any other dwelling.
The mayor and council may, in their
discretion. establish a uniform build
ing line upon any street and require
that buildings hereafter erected con-
form thereto.
Every cellar or basement OF
dwelling must have a bed of cement
concrete not less than four inches
thick. or asphaltum concrete not less
than two inches thick. spread over its
entire bottom, or shall be paved with
hard brick laid in cement.
Foundation Specifications.
All foundation walls must rest upon
footings of stone. concrete or brick
masonry at least six inches in depth
and in thickness must extend at least
six inches outward from each side Of
the bottom of foundation walls
Where the nature of the ground is
not satisfactory the building in
spector may require that heavier
footings be used. The footings of all
foundation walls must be not less
than two feet six inchs below the
finish grade of the yard when the
building is completed.
Foundation walls Of frame dwell
ings must be built of hard brick, con-
crete. stone or other hard and incom-
bustible material. and must not be
less than eight inches thick
Hollow Blocks Allowed.
Hollow blocks may be used for
foundation walls provided they con-
form to the above dimentions. If of
terra Gotta they must be dense anG
hard-burned or vitreous. laid with