The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-19

construct q private sewer TO coiiiltct
with a sewer on an adjacent street
| or avenue. must be laid outside the
| property line and not through yards
| or under houses without special
permit from the Board of Health.
When and where public sewers are
| property. the drains of all buildings
on said property must be connected
with such public sewer, The size OF
| the main drain connecting to ana
! less than four inch terra Gotta pipe
| of first class quality and shall be
| laid not less than two feet from the
! nearest foundation wall.
, Material OF House Drain
/ Section H. All horizontal drains
| shall be of cast iron with caullted
lead and joint. for wrought iron
| screw joints, and shall be so located
as to be readily accessible for in
| buildings shall be securely hung on
i brick piers inches thick and not
more Than 7 feet apart. unless this
| is inpracticable, in which case II
| must be laid in a trench cut at the
| grade. The house drain shall have
| fall OF at least one quarter OF an
inch to the foot, and more, if pos
Sible.
Relieving Arch
Section l2. When pipe passes
under a wall of a building there shah
| be a relieving arch TO prevent the
pipe being broken by the settling OF
the foundation. Said drains shall be
provided with openings for cleaning
purposes. the same to be closed with
a screw plug, at discretion OF the
| Inspector. All traps shall be placed
below the frost line.
! All other drains or soil pipes CON
| nected with the main drain, or
where the main pipe il above the
cellar floor, shall be of plain cast
iron pipe, or OF wrought iron pipe OF,
screw joints made with a paste of
red lead and treated to prevent
Terra Gotta Pipe
Section 10 Outside of buildings.
where the soil is Of sufficient solid
| ty for proper foundation, cylin-
dfieal terra Gotta pipes, of the best
quality. free from flaws, splits or
cracks, perfectly burned and well
| glazed over the entire inner surface
and outer surfaces may be used, laid
on board at discretion of Inspector
side of The pipe The spgot and hub
ends shall be concentric.
Terra Gotta Joints
Section "A. The space between the
filled with the best cement motar,
made of equal parts of best Ameri-
can natural cement and bar sand
thoroughly mixed dry, and water
enough 5IteTWdIu duutu W give IL
proper consistence. The cement must
be mixed in small quantities Mt a
time. and used as soon as made. The
joints must be carefully wiped and
pointed and all motor that may be
left inside throughly cleaned out and
left clean and smooth throughout
for which purpose n SwaD shall be
used. No tempered up cement shall
he used. a straight edge shall be
used and the different sections shah
| he Ia LINE Ia "A
and sides: but in no case shall terra
Gotta pipes be permitted within four
a. feet of any foundation wall or
the adjoining property line.
In all cases where sewer pipes are
laid in the street, i'll front of any inn
proved property. the Board of
Health may, if they deem it neces-
saiY. compel the owner or owners
all buildings on said property with
the outside sewers in the street.
Overflow pipes from fixtures must
in each case, be connected on the
inlet side of the trap oil the same
fixture.
ARRANGEMENT of House Drains
Section Is The arrangement of
soil and waste pipes shall be as
direct as possible. All changes in
direction of horizontal pipes shall be
made with Y branches, one sixteenth
Q-16) or one eighth Q-3 bends: in
case of elbows. sweep bends must be
used. Short TY branches will be per
init o. on vertical lines only Only
TVS are permitted. Short one
(quarter 40 bends win not be per-
mitted on vertical lines above the
highest fixture unless it is wa shed
out. Double hubs. bands and saddles
are prohibited.
Location of Main Trap
Section l6. The house drain pipe
shah be provided with horizontal
trap placed at the curb and vented
to allow plenty of fresh air The trap
shall have a hand hole for conven-
fence in cleaning. the cover of which
shall be properly fitted and the
Joints made tight There shall be an
inlet for fresh air entering the drain
Section H' ~ The aiapS tf a"' must n'Hsp'sS he
placed as near the fixtures as prac-
tieahle. All waste pipes shall be pro
All drains from hYdrants shall be
trapped. and in a manner accessible
for cleaning out. All bath tub traps
shall be made of brass In closing .
house the traps must he empted and
filled with glycerine or oil.
Anti Syphon Traps
Section Is. All fixtures except
water closets must be equipped with
Anti syphon traps to be approved by
the Board of Health,
Section u.s. b. When combination
sink and tray are used two ca traps
must be used.
Well Traps
Section 10. All drains of floors.
connecting with the street sewer,
shall have trap of the we'll type,
made OF concrete. brick or terra
Gotta. not less than eight inches in
iameter and shall be water tight
The drain pipe running into the welL
shall be turned downward sufficient
to give a water seal of not less than
four inches. Well TO be covered with
a removable iron lid
Water Supply
Section 20. No water main of less
than three quarter CD inch in dia-
meter shall be placed in any building
for the purpose of supplying il with
water, and not more than oneD
fixture or one half O2) inch pipe
Obstruction of Ventilation
Section 81, There shall be no traps.
cqwls or bends ON soil or waste
pipes which Will Interfere viii, ven
tilation and no offsets larger than
eight go inches, or As degrees will
he permitted unless made by using
two one -eighth bends.
Section 90 The drain. soil and
waste pipes, and the traps shall, il
rracticabie be exposed to view for
ready inspection at all times
Section %. All drain and anti
syphon pipes of east iron shall be
sound. free from holes and of uni
form thickness. and conformed to
the following relative weights:
inch pipe. 4 lbs. per foot,
he,