Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-25
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Sec. 27.-Waste Containing Nan.
tina, Etc.t- No gas house liuuor or
other waste containing naptha shall
be connected With the sanitary sew
ers.
: Sec. 28.-Pipes to bo Accessible
II practicable, the drain, sewer, soil
and waste pipes and traps shall be
exposed to- view for ready inspection,
cleaning and repairing, and when
necessarily placed in partitions,
floors, ETC., the covering shall be re-
movable, If possible.
Sec. 20. ventilation OF Water
Closets, Etc.-It will not lie neces-
sary to ventilate water closets when
same are located outsire Of building
line. Outbuiidings intended for SER
wants quarters, having plumbing Ak
lures in same, shall pe ventilated
The waste from water closets out
side Of main building must be four
inch IRON pipe, extending 18 inches
outside Of enclosure.
Sec. 3d. Soil Pipes Soil pipes
from water closets shall in no case
be less than four inches in diameter,
and from and after passage Of this
code, all waste pipes from any other
fixtures which may be placed shall
not be less than l n inches in diam
oter.
Sec. 81. - Open Cess Pool. - No
open gutter, cess pool or privy vault
shall be connected with any sewer
drain. Cellar and cistern overfiows
may be connected with the sewer or
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In such manner that the water seal
cannot be destroyed.
). Sec. 3D. Injury to Sewers No
person shall injure, break or remove
any portion Of a manhole, lamp-hoIe,
fush-tank, catch-basin, or any part
OF the sewer system, or throw or de-
post, or cause to be thrown or de-
posted, in any sewer or receptacle
connection with the sewer system,
any garbage, offal, dead animals,
vegetables, parings, ashes, cinders,
rags or any other matter whatsoever,
except gaeces, urine, the necessary
water closet paper and liquid house
or mill slops; and by special permit,
in writir5, from the Plumbing In
spector, roof or surface water may
be deposited therein.
Sec. 33.-Itcplnccd Fixtures Sepa-
ratcly Trapped.-All fixtures replac-
ed shall be separately trapped, the
traps to be placed as near the fixture
as possible. All traps shall be pro-
perly vented; but in case it is i'm
possible 10 vent fixtures in recon-
structed work, anti-syphon traps may
be use' Provided, That the main
vent OF the series Of fixtures Is not
less than four inches. Said anti-sy-
phon trap should be Of such make as
the Plumbing Inspector shall ap-
prove.
= See. 81. - Grease Traps in Sinks,
ltc.-All sinks, butcher shops, lard
rendering establishments, hotels, res
taurants, boarding houses and laun-
dries shall be provided with suitable
grease traps. Where grease traps
are put in same must be made Of
east iron or brass or water jacketed
and connected with cold water sup
ply Of building, and must not be less
than eight inches high, or twelve
inches in diameter, with two-inch
rooms for carriages shall be provided |
with proper means for intercepting
mud.
Sec. 33.-AIateriaI and Work Must
be Good, Etc.--All material must be
Of good quality and free from de-
fects. The work must be executed in
a thorough and workmanlike man
ner. From point three feet outside
the foundation walls Of building no
materials shall be used within the
building and connecting with the
sewer for soil, waste or vent pipes
other than wrought galvanized iron,
or cast iron pipes, with securely
loaded joints, or dead pipes with SOL
dered or wiped joints. Cement or
putty Joints and tin and sheet iron
pipes, whether galvanized or not,
shall not be used. No soil or waste