The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-05

enue or public passageway for the
protection of any person or persons
Section AZ. No gas, water or other
pipes introduced into any house or
building shall be let into any joist or
beam unless same is let in at a not
greater distance than three feet from
a supporting. partition or girder; and
in no case shall said pipe or pipes be,
let into beams, girders or joists TO a.
greater depth than Two inches.
Section A. The side line of any
Engineer shall be deemed the building
line. No building or part thereof shall
project beyond the building line OF
any street except the following:
Cornices may extend beyond the
street line not over two feet, provided
that no part of such encroachment
shall be less than eight and one-half
feet from the pavement. Main cor
nlces may extend over street line not
more than four feet. Window stills
and heads may project over the street
line NOT more than two inches. No
stationary awning projecting on a
public highway shall be permitted and
no awning shall be less than severn
and one-half feet above the sidewalk.
Section As. All box, bay or oriel
windows or stairways built of frame
shall extend not more than three and
one-half feet from the outside walls
upon which the same are built, and
shall not be built nearer than two and
one-ha feet TO any party or division
line.
Section 49, All fences shall be erec-
ted entirely within the building line.
and he properly braced
Section Az. When wainscoting is
used in any building. the surface of
the walls or partitions behind such
wainscoting shall be covered, flush
with the ground, and down to the
floor lines. with plaster or plaster
boards, before any wainscoting is put
on.
Section 4S. Private garages accoml
modating three cars Or less may be
placed under porches provided that
the floors are made of concrete or ma
sorry with all interior wood work
covered with plaster board approved
by the National Board of Fire Under
writers, one-half inch thick, covered
by sheet metal; or covered with two
thicknesses of one-quarter inch as
bestos board laid with tight staggered
JOINTS nailed TO beams or strips not
more than sixteen inches apart on
centers; or covered with three quarter
inch thickness of Portland cement
mortar on metal lath.
Living quarters, shall not be placed
above any garage or oil station unless
the garage or oil station is of firepf0uf
construction throughout.
Section 40. Manner of Storage Of
Grade A Fuel Oii--F'uel oil to be used
for commercial. heating and power
purposes shall be at all times contain
ed in metal tanks with all openings or
connections through the tops of the
tanks Fuel oil storage tanks shall
be buried underground below the level
OF any piping to which they may be
connected. with the tops of the tanks
not less than two go feet below the
surface of the ground; or. in lieu of
the Two ~ feet cover of earth, tanks
may be buried under twelve (12Jinchesyl
OF earth, Well tamped, covered by al
least six CD inches of concrete which
snail extend at least one foot beyond
Inc horizontal outline of tanks in all
directions.
Section so. No storage of gasoline
IN excess of five gallons shall be al
lowed IN private garages.
Section 81. Gasoline in quantities
not exceeding 5000 gallons may be
Stored within or adjoining any retail
oil station orsptiblic garage or private
garage. provided the storage facilities.
piping, ETC., are installed in conform
ity with provisions of Section AZ upon
Fuel Oil.
Section So No storage tank or gas
oline pump shall be placed within the
INES OF any sidewalk or portion of
the public highway. The fee for per-
mt Tor storage tanks for fuel oil orr
gasoline: capacity 900 gallons or 7lesH
three ($3.00) dollars each; Capacity
each
oeetion 35. The provisions of Sec
tons 49, so. 81 and SO shall apply To
present as well as new installations
out period of two years utter this
ordnance becomes law shall be al
loved for compliance Herewith.
Section 81. Advertising signs. pos
h Ter poufqs and painted bulletins mays,
pc bliIlt in ground locations, and shall
not nave height i'm excess of twelve
leet above the ground level, and shall
i no. De r within I'm ten feet Of any building
,iis signs. poster boards and painted
pulietins on walls or ground locations,
shail be the sum of one ($1 00) dollar
Tor each $50 square feet of sign area
or fraction thereof
section 80. Amy person or persons,
o Cno,n,ang any Of the provisions of thiA
thereof. be subject to a fine of not ex-F
ceedlng one hundred ($100OO) dollars
or imprisonment not exceeding thirty
Gays, at the discretion of MAGISTRATE
or or. Juaacial officer trying the offender,
Section 56. All ordinances and parts
OF ordinances Inconsistent herewith be
ana the same hereby are repealed.
Secton o! This Ordinance shan
take effect immediately, 80,
me foregoing ordinance was fntrex
uuced az regular meeting OF Born
ough Council, held in Borough Hail.
borough of Iiinwood N. II. MoIlday
evening n June 6. 1927, and was passed
on second reading and for final mas
sage at @ regular meeting OF borough
Council to be held in Borough Hail.
MONDAY evening. July IS, 1927, at 8
o 2 , clock, daylight saving time. at which
tlme and place all persons Interested
will be given opportunity to be heard ,
JAMES PARISH.
Borough Clerk, a.