The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-03

nccted with The soil or waste pipe
unless the same shall be provided
with Il ilangc to admit OF the prope,
connection being made.
% The connection between iron
and tile pipes shah be made with the
pest cement. or by any other means
approved by the Inspector.
Wrou~ hit Iron Soil Pipe
pine shall be Of the same size OF cast
iron soil pipe. All wrought IRON soil
pipe thread ends shall he properly
rcamcd out and free from burrs. The
threads shall he made long SO they
S 5ih,,in,ldcr up to recess or soil PIPE
When galvanized wrought iron pipe
is used it shall be property Inspected
50 there shall he no projcctine
points. Of galYanizns on the inside
All fittings used in wrought iron
soil pipe work shall he of the recess
rd type fas in the Durham sYstcm1
Tl'c plaln water or steam pipe fit
ings are positively prohibited
Connections Of Lead Pipe With
Section 80. All connections of lcad
with iron pipe shall be made with a
brass ferrulc not less than one
eighth Of IN inch IN. thickness, put
caullicd in with lead The lead pipe
shall he attached to the fcrrulc by II
wiped solder joint.
Solder Joints
Section 81. All connections of lead
nipc shall id wiped solder joints.
Every fixture shall be separated and
effcctuallY trapped.
Where n series of two or three
wash basins shall come together in
Il range but one trap shall be re-
quircd for the three
All sheet iron vent pipes now in use
must be removed and replaced with
iron soil pipe upon notification from
the Board of Health.
NO basin waste shall be connected
ions either to the lead bend '1ndcr
closet or in soil pipe VIII be required
for both. No waste pipe shah be
branchcd into the heel Of the lead
bend under closet
Refrigerator Waste Pipe
Section 80. No waste pipe from y
refrigeration or other receptacle Ia
which provisions are stored shall be
connection with any drain. coil or
o ONE waste St pipe. Such waste pipes
frequent flushing and shall be as
short as possible.
Number Of Water Closets
Section 36, Each dwelling house
dwellings providing for two or three
families must have at least two water
closets, and dwellings providing for
! or more families the number OF
water closets shall be determined by
the Board OF Health.
Hotels, boarding houses and build
llgs where operators Of both sexes
are employed. a proper number and
scpcratc water clsscts shall be fur
nishcd for men and women.
Water Closets to be Supplied With
Water From Flushing Tank
Section 81, All water closets within
buildings shall be supplied with water
from special tanks or cisternS which
shall hold not less THAI eight 81 gal
Ions of water when up to the level Of
tho overflow pipe fol each closet sup
piled. cxccDting automatic or syphon
tanks. which shall hold not less than
I'VE GO gallons Of water for each
closet supplicd. the water in said
other purpose. The flushing pipe of
all tanks shall not be less SIAN one
and one-nuarter of an inch in diane
ter,
No person shall place in amy build
ing any Dlungcr or Wash-out closet
and when such closets are removed
Tor repairs they shall not be replaced,
Section 81 No closet. except those
placed in the yard, shall be supplied
directly from the water supply pipes.
flush meter system. All closets plac-
cd outside must be equipped with a
johnson hopper valve or its equal.
Closets May Be Supplied From One
Tank
Section 30. A group OF closets may
be supplied from one tank. but water
closets on different floors shall not
be flushed from one tank except
where a special valve device is used
on the flush pipe of each water
closet, said device shall insure a sur
ficient water. supply and not be sub
iect to Syphonic action On high
buildings "a house tank shall be
erected Of sufficient capacity to
supply all fixtures when SO required
by the Board of Health. The use Of
wash out closets is prohibited.
Water Closets Shall Mot Be Located
Section II. Water closets must not
be located in the sleeping apartments
of any building nor in any room or
apartment which has not direct COM
munication with the external air