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


tor of the Board Of Health before Il
final certificate will be ISSUED.
No drainage system shall be used
until after an INSPECTOR of the Board
of Health shall have made Il final in
spection and issued "a certificate of
approval,
Coating of Pipes
Section s. Note-After the test has
been approved by the Inspector. iron
drain or soil pipes may be tar coat
ed. But in no ease shall any coating
be applied to east iron soil or drain
pipes until test has been applied and
approved by the Inspector
Dwellings to be Separately
Connected
Section g. Every house or build
ing shall be separately and in
dcpcndcntly connected with the
street sewer or main drain on Il
private alley, and every house, shall
be separately vented.
No cold air box for furnace shall be
SO placed that it can by any possible
itv draw air from this inlet pipe.
Main Drain
Section 10. Where there, is no
building faces, and it is necessary to
construct private sewer to connect
with Il sewer on am adjacent street
or avenue, must be laid outside the
property line and not through yards
or under houses without II special
permit from the Board of Health.
When and where public sewers are
laid in the street adjacent TO the
property. the drains of all buildings
on said property must be connected
with such public sewer. The size Of
the main drain connecting to and
with the public sewer shall be not
less than four inch tcrre 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
within the wallis of the buildings
shall be of east iron with cau!ked
screw Joints. and shall be so located
as to be readily accessible for in
spection. The house drain within
buildings shall be securely hung on
brick piers 8 inches thick and not
is impracticable. in which case it
must be laid in n trench cut at the
grade. The house drain shall have
a fall of at least onc-quarter of an
inch to the foot, and more, If. pos
siblc.
Relieving Arch
Section u, When q pipe passes
under a wall of a building there shall
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
q screw plug. at discretion of the
Inspector All traps shall be placed
below the frost line.
All other drains or soil pipes con-
nccted with the main drain, or
where the main pipe Is above the
cellar floor, shall be of plain east
screw joints made with n paste of
red lead and treated to prevent
Terra Gotta Pipe
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where the soil is of sufficient solid
ty for II proper foundation. cyln-
drical terra GOTTA pipes, of the best
quality, free ~from flaws, splits or
glazed over the entire inner surface
and outer surfaces may be used, laid
on board at discretion of Inspector
and the soil well rammed on each
side of the pipe. The spigot and hub
Terra Gotta Joints
Section II. The space between the
hub and the pipe shall be thoroughly
filled with the best cement motar,
made of equal parts Of best Amcri- ,
mixed dry, and water |,
enough afterward added TO give it
proper consstence. The cement must +.
be mixed in small quantities at a
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 Swab shall be |
used No tempered-up cement shall |
he used, \ straight edge shall be /
used and the different sections shah |
be laid in perfect line on the bottom /
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 Who're sewer pipes are .
laid in the street. in front of any i'm
proved pronerty.. the Board Of I
Health may. if they deem it ncces-
sary. compel the owner or owners
thereof, to connect the drainage OF
AZ buildings on said property with I
in each case, lbe connected on the |
inlet side OF the trap of the same |
fixture.
Arrangement of House Drains
direct as possible. All changes in /
direction of horizontal pipes shall be 4
made with y branches, one sixteenth /
case of elbows. sweep bends must be I
used. Short TY branches will be per- /
mitted on vertical lines only. Only /
one quarter G-4 bends and long /
TVS are permitted. Short one /
quarter Old bends will not be per- /
nitted on vertical lines above the /
highest fixture unless it is washed /
out. Double hubs. bands and saddles |
are prohibited.
Location of Main Trap
Section 16. The house drain pipe |
shall be provided with horizontal |
trap placed at the curb and vented I
to allow plenty of fresh air. The trap !
shall have a hand-h hole for conven-
ience 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 |
just inside the water seal of the trap. |
Location of Traps and Fixtures
Section II. The trap must be |
placed as near the fixtures as prac-
vided with strong metallic strainers |
All drains from hydrants shall be
ira pped. and in a manner accessible !
for cleaning out. All bath tub traps |