Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-12-12

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any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance, it shall be the duty of the
Building Inspector to revoke the
permit for the building operation in
connection with which such violation
shall have taken place. 1t shall be un-
lawful after the revocation of such
permit to proceed with such
building operation, and the builder,
owner or such persons proceeding
with such work shall be guilty of a
violation of this ordinance, unless
such permit shall have first been re-
instated or reissued by the Building
Inspector in writing. ~
Before a permit so revoked may
be lawfully reissued or reinstated,
the entire building Or structure shall
first be put in condition correspond
ing with the requirements of this or
dinance, and any work or material
applied to the same in violation of
any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall be first removed from
such building or structure.
9 The Building Inspector shall
have the right and authority at all
reasonable times to enter in and up
on any premises, buildings, or other
structures in the City of Beverly
for the purpose of examining the
same to ascertain whether there is
in or upon any such premises,
buildings, or other structures any
violations of any of the provisions
of this ordinance, or for the purpose
of enforcing the provisions OF this
ordinance; and no person shall inter-
fere with, hinder, or prevent the In
spector of Buildings from entering
into or upon any such premises,
Buildings, or other structures for
any such purpose.
10 Ali foundations for two-story
building shall have foundation of
brick, stone, tile, or cement of not
less than eight inches in thickness,
and shall have footing course OF
concrete eight inches in depth and
twelve inches in width. Entire foun-
dation to be so built so as to form
complete enclosure against fire,
porch piers not included; and for
each and every story more than two
stories in height shall have foun-
dation of brick, tile, or ce-
ment four inches additional in width
for each and every story and shall
have a footing course of concrete OF
an additional four inches in depth
and eight inches in width for each
and every story, all foundations to
be built so as to form complete
enclosure against fire. All chimneys
and piers shall have footing OF
concrete not less than six inches
thick that shall extend six inches on
each side of said chimney or pier.
An concrete to be composed of not
less than one part cement to two
parts sharp sand and five parts |
gravel or broken stone of size
that will pass through two inch
ring. All mortar shall be composed
of two parts cement, one part lime,
four parts sand, or, one part cement
to three parts sand.
IL All chimneys shall start from
the ground and be flue lined, and
in no building shall any timber or
woodwork be placed within four
inches of any smoke flue, except |
where thimbles enter flue when |
same shall not be less than three in
ches, and tile chimneys are express
ly prohibited. No fiue shall be less |
than Ga square inches.
In two story buildings or over, |
timbers shall be spaced IL inches TO
centers and not less than one row
of bridging to each span.
Rafters up to twelve foot span
naCc fhoY
2 6. ALI not over "a inch centers.
In balloon framing ON second and
third stories eating shall be
inserted between all studs on outside
walls as fire protection.
IL Floor timbers in one-story |
buildings less than ten foot span
shall be 2 6; from ten to fourteen
foot span 8; above fourteen foot
span 10; all spaced not over
18 inch center.
Floor timbers in two-story build
ings less than twelve feet span
2 s; above twelve foot span 2 10. |
All to be spaced not more than six
teen inch center. Second floor 8.
All spaced sixteen inch center. Attic |
beams not to be less than 2 6,
spaced not more than twenty -four
inches.
Orders on one-story buildings not
less than 6. On two-story build
ings not less than 6 x 8; piers or
lalla columns to be not over 8 feet to
center.
Double joists under all partitions.
All trimmers and headers around
chimneys and stairways to be double
joists.
Studding on one and two-story
buildings shall be spaced not more
than 16 inch centers.
Rafters up to twelve foot span
2 A; from fourteen feet up not less
than 2 x 6. All not over twenty -four
inch centers.
All beams, studdings and rafters,
shall be nailed with not less than
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