Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

fror moving structures chat obstr0ct
street. an additional fee Of $1,000 Tor
each aay said streets are obstructeo
section t5. Gasoline Filllnu Stations.
(a) All public gasoline filling sta
tions shall be located twenty two teet
from the curb line and tanks shall pe
three feet below the sullSoe q ~ ees9
with proper vents attached ana ap-
as a 80 80 n1esh or equivalent
brass screen strainer shall be places
I in the surnly end Of the illline pipe
(c) An gasoline tanks already con-
structed or to he constructed aooNe
: the surface Of the street or gfoun0
shah be protected BY a wall Of earth
] constructed IN accordance with the
1 specifications Of the Fire Underwriters
Association.
Section 46. lnfammabIe fluids, ans
Il Provisions for safeguarding ne Same
Application TO new and existing M
stallationss Classification oI inHaniin-
able liquids rms ordinaLee siiail ~
ply to all new plants stores EQUIP
= nents and installations and except
as otherwise specified, % existing
-plants, stores equipments ano ~
tinct hazard to adjoining property, q
80 far as the intent OF the sections
can be reasonably fulnhed All per-
sons and businesses storing. handling
I IdILIlDdDLc
governed by this ordinance whether
Z or not specifically named IN this or
I dinance
7 a Classification Of Flammahle LA
uids: For the purpose Of this orql-
I nance, fanmable liquids are divided
into three classes, to the fash point
as follows:
Class / Liquids with 2 fash point
. below 25 degrees Fahenheit q de-
{ grees Centigrade) closed cup tester:
Glass III Liquids with flash point
above that for Class I and below ~
degrees Fahrenheit vi degrees Cen
! tigradeA closed cup tester.
y Class III Liquids with fash point
= above that for Class III and below 1tV
degrees Fahrenheit (93.2 degrees Gem
tigradel closed cup tester.
Representative examples of the
classes Of fiammables are.
CLASS CLASS II CLASS III
q Ether Alcohol Kerosene
y Gasoline Amul Acetate Amyl Alcohol
u Naptha Toiuol Turpentnc
d, BerzoI ETHYL Acetate Fuei Oh
a. Conodion Methyl Acetate
~ b Permit required for class ] Liq-
~ uids When: ssxception:-No person
- shall keep, store or use or permit the
4, keeping, storing or using within the
" City OF Milford of Class ] liQuiGE In
larger quantities than five gallons
= without first obtaining permit SO 70
~ led that nothing herein contained shall
~ be construed as applying to class
~ liquids contained IN the tanks Of
q motor vehicles vessel boats or aero
planes, when such tanks are perma
nentiy connected with the motor en-
.r gines which they supply
,fe c. Permits granted ~ FIRE pc
80 partment, When. Regulations as sJ.-
lel Permits shall be granted BY the Firs
/ Department only when the (3dss
e @ liquids are to be kept or stored, &C
~ cording to the following regulations
~ and when in the opinion OF the Chie
~ ~ or Marshal Of the Fire Department
- the location Of the storage, the amour
u. to be stored and use tc which i ls Z
.iaI be at wiz not endangef the satet
of life and properly.
uet fa) Five gallons 3r less may be stof
~ ed IN closed metallic contalneI
~ ~ inside the walls Of any bubdin
ON which Is not used for the stor
age or manufacture Of e1Iplo
" sives or inhammable substances
~. (b) Quantities Ia excess OF ilNe ga
~ ~ Ions and not more than ten gal
ar Ions may be kept outside th
walls 81 any building or otne
5. structure in such manner q
or to be safe from fire, and ais
eat, marked so that II may be ~
lity moved by the Fire DepartrneI
ices whenever necessary.
and (cl Quantities not In excess OF SKI
mai eallOss may be kept in approx
,tor ed roSsable safety tanks or bus
ted. gies on son- metallic tired wheel
tri- which tanlxs or buggies whe
,nal inside a building must be so L
be Gated as 20 be readily remove
wed in case Of fire.
(d) Quantities not in excess OF 0l
thousand gallons may be ke
Ings or stored In an undergfouf
I'm tank inside a building, Wit
wed such building or part thereof
hall not used for living quarter
,eci- Such tank when installed, I
The ton of the tank must be thr
en- feet below the lowest floor
walls pit OF said building, OF Of q
that adjacent building within I
.tion feet.
area (e) The following quantities mi
srior be stored In UNDERGROUND tan
or d whose tops are below the lowe
iloor or pits Of adjacent nui
,ight ings or adjoining property lin
! or Up to 1000 gallons II TOP
mer- tank Is below lowest floor or
and or adjoining properly line vii
feet in 10 feet
emi Up to 5000 gallols Il top
tank Is below loves floor or
eight or adjoining property line vii
sfor- in 20 feet.
han- Up to 10000 gallons If top
av tank is below lowe st floor
when Dit or adjoining property
than within 80 feet.
fire Up to 80 900 gallons it top
tank Is below lOwest floor or
es IN or adjoining property line vi
feet IN % Ieet
first TABLE
n ar Minimum Diyfnuc