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the water pressure from within
and to resist the pressure OF
the earth when the pool is
empty.
SECTION 8: Walk Areas.
Unobstructed walk areas not
less than six CO. feet wide shall
be provided to extend entirely
around the pool. The walk area
shall be constructed of imper-
vious material, and the surfaces
shall be such as to be smooth
and easily cleaned and of non
slip construction. The slope of
the walks shall have a pitch
of at least one-fourth (4)
inch to the foot, designed so
as to prevent back drainage
from entering the pool. Walk
drains shall be provided for
each one hundred 100) square
feet of walk area. Drain pipe
lines shall be at least three 90
inches in diameter: drain open
ings shall have an open graf
ing with bell trap of at least
four a. times the cross Sec
tional area of the drain pipe.
The walk drain system shall
have an indirect system to the
sewer in accordance with pro-
visions of the ordinances of
the City of East Cleveland and
statutes of the State of Ohio.
The walk drains shall not be
connected to the recirculation
system piping. The drainage
system shall be constructed to
conform with the provisions
governing and regulating
plumbing in the City of East
Cleveland.
SECTION 8: Fences. All out
door private swimming pools
shall be completely enclosed by
a fence. All fence openings or
points of entry into pool area
enclosure shall be equipped
with gates. The fence and gates
shall be at least five (5) feet
in height above the walk grade
level and shall be constructed
of minimum number nine 90
gauge, woven wire mesh, cor
rosion-resistant material. All.
gates shall be equipped with
self-closing and self-latching
devices placed at the top of
the gate and made inaccessible
to small children. All fence
posts shall be decay or cor
roslon resistant and shall be
set in concrete bases.
SECTION 10: Steps or Lad
ders. Two or more means of
egress in the form of steps,
ladders, or step holes shall be
provided for all private SWIM
ming pools. At least one such
means of egress shall be To-
Gated on side of the pool at
both the deep and shallow end
Of the pool. Treads of steps.
ladders. or step holes shall be
constructed Of non-slip mate
nal and at least three inches
vide for their full length.
Steps, ladders. or step holes
shall have a handrail on both
sides.
SECTION II: Overflow Gut
.ers. Private swimming pools
shall be provided with overflow
cutters on all vertical walls I
which shall extend around the
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lations issued therefor by the
City Engineer.
SECTION Ii. Outlets (al

lations issued therefor by the
City Engineer.
SECTION Id: Outlets. (a)
Private swimming pool water
recirculation system outlets
should be so located as to pro-
vide at least one outlet at the
deepest point in the pool if
the pool width does not exceed
twenty (20) feet. If the pool
width is more than twenty (20)
feet, multiple outlets shall be
provided and spaced not more
than twenty (2O) feet apart,
nor more than ten 10) feet
from walls. All pool drain out
lets shall be equipped with
gratings having an area of
openings not less than ten (10)
times the cross-sectional area
of the outlet pipe. The gratings
shall be designed so that they
can not be readily removed by
bathers and will not injure
bathers' fingers.
(b) Pools shall be equipped
with facilities for completely
emptying the pool, and the
discharge of the pool water to
the sewer shall be at a rate
not exceeding two hundred and
fifty (250) gallons per minute.
No direct connection shall be
made to the sewer. The drain
age system shall be constructed
in conformance with the pro-
vision Of ordinances of the City
of East Cleveland. The drain
pipe line diameter shall be at
least six CO. inches.
(c) Drain pipe lines from
walk areas, scum cutters and
pools shall discharge into a
common catchbasin. IF eleva-
tion permits, the catchbasin
may drain by gravity into the
sewer. If, however, the eleva-
tions are such as to require
pumping, the combined dis
charge shall be pumped into
the sewer. In either case. a
valve or gate shall /
be installed downstream from
the catchbasin and the pump.
Water drained from the pool
shall not be discharged to the
sewer system during periods of
rain or storms. At no time shall
the rate of drain water dis
charge exceed a flow of two
hundred and fifty (250) gal
Ions per minute.
SECTION Is. RecirculatiOn
System and Appurtenances.
(a) Private swimming pool re-
systems shall con-
sist Of pumping equipment.
1air and lint catchers and
filters. together with the neces-
;ary pipe connections to the
pool inlets and outlets; facili-
les and pipe connections neces-
,ary for backwashing filters;
md facilities and equipment
or disinfecting the pool water.
(b) The entire recirculating
system shall be capable of ,
producing a six (6) hour turn :
,ver of the entire water vol -,
me contents.
(c) The recirculation system G
,ump shall have sufficient ca i
,acity to discharge the volume G
# water required for six 90 !
lour turnover of the pool :
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Service Clubs

East Cleveland Kiwanis are
greeting their new members
Rev. David Elwood Scott and
Y. Victor Flench. Rev. Scott. a
retired Methodist minister has
had Kiwanis experience in Lis
bon, Ravenna and Norwalk.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott are resid-
ing at S771 Marloes.
Mr.. Flench is sales represen-
tative with Abbott Pharma-
ceutical Laboratories, attended
Kent State and New Mexico
A. & NJ. and is active in Cub
Scouts. The family, including
two children, reside at 2s7O
Taylor rd.
HI12
"Where will We be tomor-
row." This is the question
Louis Seltzer will discuss be-
fore the High Twelve Club Of
East Cleveland at its first o:
four special meetings for the
year. 1t will be March 9th at
the Lake Shore Country Club
at noon. All Masons are in
vited TO come as guests and
may obtain reservation by call
ing Harry Martin at MU 1906.
First hand information OF
today in India will be brought
to East Cleveland Kiwanians
Monday next when DR.. Eugene
H. Evans of Miraj Medical
Center, Bombay State, India, i.
their guest speaker.
DR.. and Mrs. Evans. .pon-
sored by Windermere Method
ist Church, are spending a
nine months furlough here,
in one of Presbyterian
missionary homes on the Quin-
by estate. Both are members
of the local congregation.
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wear a bathing suit or other
suitable garment to protect his
person from indecent exposure.
SECTION 33: Penalty. Any
person or persons, agent or
officer of a corporation who
violates any of the provisions
of this ordinance shall be
punished by fine of any sum
not to exceed One Thousand
Dollars (S1,OO0.OO) for each
offense, or by imprisonment
for not to exceed ninety (90)
days for each offense, or by
both fine and imprisonment
for each offense, as aforesaid,
at the discretion of the Court,
and each day such violation
occurs or continues shall con-
stitute a separate offense.
SECTION 81: Invalidity Of
a Part. Sections and sub-sec-
tions Of this ordinance and the
several parts and provisions
thereof are hereby declared to
be independent sections. sub
sections, parts and provisions,
and the holding Of any such
section. subsection, part or
provision thereof to be uncon-
stitutional. void or ineffective
for any cause shall not affect
nor render invalid any other
such section, subsection, part
or provision thereof.
SECTION 35: That Ordi-
nance No. 5O53. passed August
13, 1857, and entitled: "An
Emergency Ordinance provid-
ing for certain regulations for
private swimming pools. and
amending Ordinance No. 1850.
passed November II, 1851
be and the same is hereby
SECTION Sc: That this ordi-
nance is hereby declared to be
an emergency measure neces-
sarv for the immediate preser-
vation of the public peace.
property, health and safety.
which emergency REQUIRES that
he Commission Of the City of
East Cleveland prescribe GER
ain standards, regulations. and
restrictions as to the design.
construction. maintenance and
operation of private swimming
POOLS in said City to insure
hat said pools shall be safe,
'anitary and secure, and pro-
,ided it receives the affirma-
i've vote of four-fifths of all
members elected to the Citv
Commission, it shall take effect
md be in force from and after
is passage; otherwise, it shall
axe effect and be in force
rom and after the earliest
'eriod allowed by law.
PASSED: March II, 1853
Isl G. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
'ublished: March IS, 1858
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proval and thereafter shall be
presented to the City Engineer
for examination and approval.
(b) All plans and drawings
shall be drawn to a scale of not
less than one-eighth of an inch
to the foot, on paper or cloth,
in ink or by some process that
will not fade or obliterate. All
distances and dimensions shall
be accurately figured and
drawings made explicit and
complete, showing the lot lines,
and including information per-
tanning to the pool, walk and
fence construction. water sup
ply system, drainage and water
disposal systems, and all ap-
purtenances pertaining to the
swimming pool. Detail plans
and vertical elevations shall also
be provided as required by the
City Engineer.
(c) All private swimming
pools, appurtenances, water
supply and drainage systems
shall be constructed in con-
formity with the approved
plans. II any deviations from
such plans are desired, a sup
Elementary plan covering that
portion of the work involved
shall be filed for approval.
SECTION 5: Recirculation
Pools. All private swimming
pools shall be of the recircu-
lation type in which circulation
of the water is maintained
the pool by pumps.
the water drawn from the pool
being clarified and disinfected
before being returned to the
pool.
SECTION s: Materials. Pri-
vate swimming pool walls and
floor shall be constructed of
any impervious material which
will provide a tight tank. Sur
faces shall be white or light
colored and finished in such f.
manner that they may be
easily cleaned. The side and
end walls shall be vertical and
shall present a smooth finish.
The floor or bottom surface of
the pool shall have a non-slip I
finish as smooth as possible. /
SECTION 7: Structural De-
sign. Private swimming pools |
shall be designed to withstand
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pool" is hereby defined as

pool" is hereby defined as q
receptacle for water, or ar
artificial pool Of water having
"a depth at any point of more
than two (2) feet, used or in
tended to be used for swim
ming by adults or children, or
both adults and children, and
including all appurtenant
equipment, constructed, in
stalled, maintained er oper-
ated in or above the ground
inside or outside of a building
and maintained by an individual
primarily for the sole use of
his household and guests. A
private swimming pool shall
not include swimming pools
operated for the purpose of
profit or in connection with
any business operated for
profit; nor pools for the use
of members and their guests
of non-profit club or organi-
zation: nor pools used by house
residents of a two-family resi-
dence, multiple dwelling unit,
district, block, sub
neighborhood, COM
or other specified area
of residence; nor pools where
the owner or any member of
his household accepts money
or other things of value from
neighbors, guests or other u.s.
ers of the pool to assist in de-
fraying the cost of construc-
ton, maintenance or operations
of said pool.
SECTION 3: Permit Re-
ouired. 1t shall be unlawful to
proceed with the construction.
enlargement or
alteration Of any private swim
ming pool and appurtenances
within the City Of East Cleve-
land unless permits therefor
shall have first been obtained
from the Building Inspector of
said city.
SECTION 4: Draw ings.
Plans and Permits (a) All
drawings and plans for the
construction. installation. en-
largement or alteration of any
private swimming pool and ap-
purtenances for which a permit
is required shall first be pre-
sented to the Building Inspec-
tor for examination and ap-
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ORDINANCE NO. b096
Pv Mr. Rroor

by MI. DIOck
AN EMERGENCY ORDI-
NANCE REGULATING
THE SIGN, CON-
STRUCTION, MAINTE-
NANCE AND OPERA
TlON OF PRIVATE 7 E
SWIMMING POOLS AND
NC ORDl-
nee NO. 5053,
PASSED AUGUST IS,
1857.
WHEREAS. private swim.
ming pools without proper re-
strictions. regulations and safe
guards relating to the design
construction. maintenance and
operation constitute a hazard
to public health. public safety,
and public and private property
and are not in the interest of
the public peace and quiet and
the general welfare of the City
and its inhabitants, and
WHEREAS, an emergency
exists for the immediate pres
ervation of the public peace.
property. health and safety.
which emergency requires that
the Commission of the City of
East Cleveland prescribe cer-
tain standards. regulations and
restrictions as to the design,
construction. maintenance and
operation Of private swimming
pools in said City to insure
that said pools shall be safe,
sanitary and secure.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE 1T
ORDAINED by the Commits
sion Of the City of East Cleve-
land. Ohio. four-fifths Of ail
members elected thereto con-
curing.
SECTION /: Every private
swimming pool hereafter con-
structed. maintained or oper-
ated in the City Of East Cleve-
land shall comply with all
provisions of this ordinance and
with all applicable provisions
OF other pertinent ordinances
and regulations, including the
Dwelling House Code, Building
Code and Zoning Ordinances of
the City of East Cleveland,
SECTION ,: Definition. For
the purpose of this ordinance.
the term "private swimming
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ORDINANCE No. 5097
Nv Mr.. BARTON

EMERGENCY 70 ARIES WAGES MD
CLENE-
ORDINANCE SOIL PASSED JANUARY %
No
SEPTEMBER
No PASSED JANUARY IA AND ALL
ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT HERE
il IS
1poveeso of the City of
70
health andsafv for the a
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Tha the saar o II
of the
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KODIAK, ALASKA, JUNE 21, 1853

pilot licenses jumped from 1000 to $500 and the number of li- censed planes from LOGO to 4,7OO. Companies then were not concern cd with carrying passengers, con centrating on mail All airiines put together carried a,700 people During l04l, the last year of nor mai prewar operation, the airlines carried 4060,5OO passengers
 The Civil Aeronautics Act of 1888, which provides the basis for nearly all Federal regulation of civil aviation, originally provided for the creation Of the Civil Aero nautics Authority, the Administra- tor. and the Air Safety Board. The term Authority" has since been abolished, and the functions of that body are now exercised by the Civil Aeronautics Board. The CAB. is responsible for the legis- lative and judicial functions of civilian aviation covered by the Act of 1888 as amended, while the GAIA. is responsible for the administrative functions related to it, the Washington National Air port Act of 1940 and the Federal Airport Act of 1946-
 CAA actually began to func- tion in Alaska January !, 194O, when the aviation activities of the Alaskan Aeronautics and Com munications Commission were la ken over. The GAIA Fifth Region office boasts Twenty years of service to aviation in Alaska" since CAA men and programs were at work here in 1938, at the time Of the signing Of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1888.
 Work on the Woody Island Sta tion was begun in 194O, in it's establishment, and it was com missioned as a navigational aid June 22, 1941. A staff of three who manned the station at that time, has grown to a total of six teen. Darrell Chaffin is the station manager.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-21
KODIAK MIRROR

enjoys outdoor sports and is charter member of the Kodiak Outdoorsmen. He has been \ prime instigator and sponsor of. together with coaching, the Little League baseball teams.
 Last week he was elected to the office Of secretary-treasurer Of the Kodiak Chamber of Com merce.
 His wife, Nile, lives with him here, and is also busy in comma- nity affairs. She is member of the Emblem Club, and a Red Cross worker.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-21
Public Invited to Open House at GAIA Station on Woody Island

The CAA operated Air Traffic Communications Station at Woody Island is holding an open house from Monday through Saturday, in celebration of the Civil Aeronau- tics Administrations 2Oth ami versary, June g. The public is in- vited.
 Station Manager, Darrell Chaf- lin, and members of the person. rel operating the station will be cn hand to conduct tours Of in spection at the installation.
 The public is cordially invited % attend and inspect this import ant link in our national aviation system and see how it operates to makes flying, safer and more de- fsendable,' Chaffin stated. Trans ,portaticn will be furnished dur Ing the week to all those inter- ested in seeing the installations. Phone 3652 and arrangements will
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-21

structor for Air Force personnel throughout the territory, with the last two years assignment as resi- dent engineer at the Elmendorf AFB communications center. Du- ties in this capacity necessitated travel to Mcclellan AFB (Sacra- mento, Calif.) and return to the home office in Alaska.
 After leaving Philc0, he took the technician course at the FEC Training Center in Anchorage and received his assignment to Pillar Mountain. At Kodiak, Miller finds time to participate in a variety of community activities during off duty hours"
 Formerly professional har- monica player on stage and radio, he still plays for benefits, on tele- vision and on the AFRS here. He
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-21

be made.
 June g is Civil Aviation Day and is proclaimed as such by Gov Stepovich, and the week of June 23-28 is Civil Aviation Week. The Civil Aeronautics Authority was created by the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1888. The function of this body was to grant airmen certifi- cates, regulate mail and passenger rates, write air regulations, and formulate policies for civil avia- ton development.
 From the beginning civil avia- ti0n has been carried out by pure ly civilian departments of govern ment rather than by bureaus of military air ministries as in Eur Ope and most countries of Latin America. lCAA is interWoven with the development of commercial aviation all the way. In 1927, the year of the big boom in flying,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-21
Looking Over
 Site Supervisor Overlooking Us

Fitting right into the Alaska scene is Robert |. Miller, site Su- pervisor at Pillar Mountain on Kodiak Island"
 The above is the opening para graph of an article appearing in the June 13 issue of Top-O -Spheric Chatter, newspaper Of the FEC. White Alice project. Bob's back ground is quite fully covered in the article, excerpts from which we reprint herewith
 Although Miller has been with FEC only since October of 1856, he has been in Alaska much long, CT having come to the territory in 1851 as TechRep for Philco Corp.
 Originally from Michigan, Mil Ter attended public schools in De- troit as we'll as the Veterans In stitute Program. He received a diploma from the standard cleo tronics course of National Schools, Los Angeles, Calf. and since a certificate in electronics engineer ing covering radio, television and all phases of electronics from the Ra adio Electronic Television Schools, Detroit.
 Completing his training in this field he came to Alaska for Philco. His duties included serving as in-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-21
NOTICE

The telephone number at the residence of Dr. J. Bruce Keers is 5544. IA 3-n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-06-21

GETTING ACQUAINTED
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work and scoring balance.
The Spar.ans also boast good
scoring balance. center John
Green and forward Larry He'd
zen are in a near deadlock al
lGl an 1910 points, resp ciively.
for each OF ten genes. Guard
Jack Quiggle and forward Bob
Anderesg IRE equally close al
i2.l and 1910, respectively, per
est. The fifth probable star er,
Tom Rad, has scored just ten
points I'll season.
Latest NCAA Stats cs show
ed Green ranked fourth am 1ng
lie col.cgia rebC undcIs of H.,
nation. Mainly bccau e Of n s
brilliant work. the team rated
10 h in this department nation
ally.
State defeated both North
wcatcfn and Wisconsin IN s.rgi.
sncs played with them i.
season. state beat he W!lica.s
1853 and the Badgers 1862 en-
.tr.e TO a co-championship OF
hc Big Ten ana an NCAA ply.
off berth.
States sc;spn marx now j,
!ahi wins IN ten games. In The
Conference The Spartan have
pit two decisions.
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Wayne States
Cage Meets

The between scmcstCrs break
will cur,al athletic action al
Wayne state this week. win
only & road basketball game
scheduled.
On Friday Jan. "a the Tar
tar viii meet Il Bethany Gel
lcgc team which has already
bcStcn The other three teams
in the Presidents Athletic Con
ference.
Included in that record Is 9
l0s.sS win over John Carroll
he team which topped Wayne
Sieio 72.47 last week.
The following. week, the Tat
lars viii have their biggest has-
kctball week IN many years
when they entertain Wheaton
College ON Mon. tJtn. 2O and
Texas Southern University on
Friday (Jan Sd.
Advance sale on tickets lot
both games is better than Tor
any game in the last two years
ticket office officials say
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
Lincoln Tigers
on Victory March

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Sitting
on top of seven game winning
streak the Lincoln University
(Mo) Tigers come out of a two
week rest period. caused by Sc
meSter exams. TO face Concor-
Sia Seminary of 81. Louis on
Jan. "a. in game played in
The Lincoln gymnasium.
The Tigers clinchcd their 10th
victory in 10 games on Jan. Z
when they faced Central college
OF Fayette on the opponents
home court md defeated them,
S6-67.
Outstanding in thai game
was George pruifi. with 30
points. who is currently pacing
the Tigers with g 2S.7 game
average and Ted Savage with
I'll penis. end a total average
Of IFS points per game.
Within two weeks. Coach Dwight
Reed must find q replacement
for Savage. No. , scorer for the
Tigers who graduates at the end
OF the current semester.
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