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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1912-08-29 Minutes1 August 2 9,1912 . A recess meeting wss celled to order by F.P,.Frfert, cheirrLan, Members pre- sent: F.G. Erfert, J.F.Lummus, C.Hefty, '...J.McDonald, F.F.}iolmes end J.A. Conrad. Miami, Fla. August 22nd,1('1'?. To the City Council, Miami,i"la. Gentlemen: Dur ng the last two weeks, my attention has respectfu lly been called to the fact tLat ' r.Fossey,City Tieelth officer, is not a resident and a qualified elector of the City of Miami, and therefore is not qualified to hold the position. In 1 ooking up the charter, I fine Section 9 rases cis follows: That all appointive officers shall be r silents and qualified electors of the city of Misri, I applied to the city attorney *'or his opinion, which he gave, and I herewith attach it. I wish further t state that he war appointed by the city council, under chapter 17,section 361, which says that the food inspector,shall be elected by tr_e sit:/ co;incil,and removed by it, etc. This portion of the ordinance conflicting as it do-s with section 9 of the city charter, is in my opinion, null and void. Section ,� of the charter reads as follows; " Thnt the mayor r hall -eve the power to appoint by and with tho power of the city council, all officers of the eit,y of Miami, who are not made elective by this charter, except the city ettorney, end chief of fire ciepartment,who shall. be appoieteri by the city council. Now as the city food inspector, is not el ecr.e-d, I am sure you had no ri;; t to pass an ordinance giving council the ri,;~t to appoint eim, I regret very rotes to have to call your attention to this ratter, especial!, since Mr. :''ossey and I disagree on the Milk ordinance, but I want to say that I bHlieve he amps is sincere in all he !as attempted to do. and is as much entitled tG his opinion as T a to mine. I wish to assure him that I have not 'in ; but the kindest feelinee for him, and if he is reoved by the council, and will qualify himself, and then file his application for the position, I shall take pleaure in appointing hint o the place if at that time unfilled. Yours trhul:i, (Signed) J.W.Watson, Mayor. The opinion of the city attorney as attached by Mayor Watson, to his com- munication. Hon. J.W.Wats n, Mayor, Mimei,Fla . Dear sir: Complying with your eequ.:st th qdivise you whether in my opinion, } the Food Inspector is n city officer, and ehou1d be n qualified e] ectorof the city, beg to advise that section S of the charter of Miami provides that the city govern- ment shall be carried on by certainofficers there desi,;nated, and such other o 'fi ter s as may be created by ordinance of the city, not inc nsi stcnt hrewith, and all of said officers shall be qualified electors of the cit;,' of Miami etc. While the phrase " such other a?ricers es may be created by ordinances" is u fortunately c nstruc*ed August 21st,1912. because officers cannot Pe created by ordinance, yet its context fenders the content& of the Legislet.ire perfectly ?air. The second paragrap of section 9 of the charter, having to do with sewers and titles of the Mayor, provides " Me shall have power to appoiet by and with the consent of the city council, all officers of the city who are not made elective by this cherte *nail except the city attorney and the Chief of the Fire Department. He c'' all e Appointed by the city cou cil; provided, that a 1 such appointive or?icere shall be residents and q»aliied electors of the city of Miami etc. Section 360 of the city code, creates the o'?iee o' Food Inspector. and Section 361 provides that the officer holdng theoffiee created by the foregoing section, shall be known as the food inspector of the city of Miami, and ehai 1 possess the general qualificatons as prescribed by the city charter of other officers of the city etc. " It is my opinion therefor, thht any pe son holding the o 'flee of Food In- spector of the city of '1:iani mu.t be a galified elector of said city. Yours truly, (Signed) C.L.Aillingsley, City Attorney. 67 r To the Hon. City Council, Miami, Fla. Gentlemen: August 22nd,l^12. Regarding the beta message I sent to your honorable body end is now being considered by you, I wish to ►supplement the same by ; tat ing that I am more than ever convenced that my position is correct, and that the ordinance should not pass. I want to say that since last Thursday night, I have interviewed at least 150 people concerning this ordinance, and I tell you that only two are in favor of it. Two ex -mayors told me that I did as they wouldhave dnne, had they been mayor. The milk buyers and consur¢ers are opposed to it , therefore I fail to see why it should pass. Not one case of sickness has been reported as reused from drinking milk sold in Miami. If any sickness ,.'h tever was caused fr en drinking the milk, no one not even the dairymen themselves, as they are all honorable men, would want to se!1 it until the cause of the sickness was removed. And under such c nditions the price should have nothing to do with it,but in the Absence of such condition, it isa very different proposition. In my uponion when n cow is milked at 5 o'clock A.'!. • the milk delivered in clean bottles by 7 or FS o'c ock tee same morning, it is fresh pure end healthy, and I see no reason for enacting an ordinance that will force the price up, drive honest hard working men lout of businessmen who have had a life time experience in the milk and cattle business,and are doin}*, their very beet to rive us clean, pure niilk,and thereby make An honest support "or their families, and all because one or two men with no milk or dairy experiienee whetever, men who can hardly tell a Jersey cow from a wild, Florida raised steer, say it must be done. Gentlemen it lean eay matter "or a man to sit in his cushioned chair with feet on his desk, cigar in his mouth and issue hie proclamation condemning the efforts of men, to arise at 7 o'clocf,c every morning, get their cattle together, clean and milk them, and never stop until the rnilk is de live ?ed to their city cus- tomers, but put him in charge of the dniry one day, and I promise you that he will change his ideas about impure milk and germs, to something on the line oe curnnon sense. I wish to call your attent on also to the milk ordinance that i5 now on the books, section 362 to 369 inclusive, and to say that with one o • two amend- ments, it will he all the milk ordinance necee ary for sometime to come. With great respect, I are, You tally, (Signed) e.V .dVatson, !!ayor. Moved by d.F.Lunimes and seconded 'y '!.<<.'.!eDonalcd that the communication of the out;, or and also his veto of the milk ordinance,be copied in the minutes.°4otion carried. 'Roves by ':.J.''.c:)onald and seconded by F.F.''olmee that the milk ordinance be passel over the veto of the 'Rayor. Upon roll ca 1 , the vote wr;s as follows: P. e. Erfert, yes, J.E.Lur.Jnus no, C.liefty no, E.F.Holmer no, 'l.00.'4cDonald yes, J.A. Conrad no. The chairman declared that thatthe milk ordinance failed to pars over the mayor's veto by a voteof four to two. Dr. Holmes representing the medical associat.ii)n addressed co:ucll end said that he wanted his society to go on record as protesting age nst the killing of the ordinance. stating that council would rue the day and that it would certainly core to the people,and cause ?leaven to be populated wite little angels sent their with impure milk. Food Inspector Fossey addressed council strongly censuring the "4ayor and c ouncil in nut passing the ordinance over the mayor's veto. claiming that it was a lack of progressiveness on their part. Mr. Foesey was very bitter in rlis de- nunciation. Councilman Con rad replied urd thanked Mr.Fossey for the compliment paid council, and stated that he was in favor of attending to the improvement of the food and milk conditions, but thoug' t that it should be taken up in a different way. Councilman McDonald addressed council and strongly opposed the milk ordinance being killed, and thought as council had failed to pass the milk ordinance, hewes Kure hi: other ordinances along the eerie line should share the same fate. Dr. Cope addresser) council in reference to the right of the citizens to spe speak on these matters, stating that the ordinance was railroaded out before any body had a chance to give their opinion. Mr. J.A.'QCDooald also conferred with Dr. 1 Cope and said thethe had sat where you councilman are setting and hehed never seen the day when citizens were not allowed oto express their opinion on such an important measure. The chairman explained to the gentle:en that this same or- dinance had been up several months, and everyb,udy had an opportunity to express their opinion,and before the ordinance was put to a vote tonight, the question was open to discussion,and that he was always glad to he.ve the opinion of others on any measure hefore co;incil. Councilman Lunmius addressed council in reference to the attitude of Food In- spector Fossey,and made the following motion: Moved by •1 . F. Lur.Lmus end seconded by J. rl. C' nrad , that Mr. Fosseys position au Food Inspector be dispensed with the 31st day of Aue^tat, 1912. Upon roll call, all voted unanimously in support of Mr.Lummus Motion. Motion carried. A con¢nunication fr'xn the East Coast Cattle Co. wee read in reference to the passage of the slaughter house ordinance. but trLere wan no action taken on it. The following motion was made: Moved by M..1.'RcDoneld and see )pried by ,).E. Lun:mus that the communication bereceived and filed. Motion carried. Miami, Fla. Au,f'ist 2L),1912. iron. City council, Gentlemen: I want to erect a one and half story frame building on 10th Street between K. and L. I have submitted plans end specifications to your committee man on public buildings. Respectfully, (Signed) e.e.Enyart. Moved by .I;.Lummus and seconded by .-.A.Conrad that permit be granted, s,urjeet to the approval of the committee man on public buildings. 'Foti >n cariert. August 22nd, 191.'. Miar..i City council, Gentlemen: Kindly grant me a perttit to greet a pore', to the Smite building; on Avenue D nort'' of the Rank of Pay Pisceene. said pore to he erected under the supervision o'.' the co::mdtteeman on public huidinrs. (;;irned) w.S.cOuaicie,'''on,ractor. Moved by J.A.Conrad nr.i seconded by ". '.'lc; onelri thet pen it he J-ranted, srib- ject to the epproval of the conUuitteer,an on public buildir.,,.:. '' tion. carried. Honorable City Council, '4iami,Fle . Gentlemen: T tions attec M1ami,T'1n. Au,;ust.'2,191:-'. any remodeling the buela Ville hotel, for '';.1'.3J;den, plan: end speci°ica- ed. Kindly grant me n permit -or ear..?. (:;if_n d) '".1'.;invrige,Contrnctor. 'oved by J.F;.Lunmua and seconded by I.F.!'ol.nes thet the permit be geanted, subject to the approval of the commit eeman on public build in;;s . Motion eennted . C.D.Leffler addressed council in reference to the her in the '4inni Fiver, between its mouth and Avenue D,bridge,stating that this rock was deg in the river years ago and asked if there was'not sore way that council could ave it removed as it is now it is a great hindrance to water transp,Jrtation. J. ,'. Crosland spoke aiop;g the same lines, stating thatif council would give then, h meeting whereby the subject could be troroughly discussed, he wouldhave a' estimate of the port of the work and that he was sure that the government would eventually reir..burse the city for any expense incurred. '✓r. Crosland requested council to have a meeting the follow1n{; Thureda;, night and he was notified that his request would he granted. P.L.Ryan reueeted council to install a fire, hydrant et the corner of 6tn :street and Avenue J. Moved by M.J.McDonald end seconded by !.'lefty thbt tr:c request o'' ':r. Ryan be referred to the committeeman on streets and fire chief, wits power to ac. Motion carried. J. C. Crsland asked council if they weld sell the iron safe out in the hall, /Mr. . Cro;;land was instructed to make an offer for it in writing . Councilman Conrad etated that he had been instructed to investigate and report to council the advisability of purchasing lot 17 of block 50, from P.L.Ryan for a rock pit. and he thought it world be a good idea to do so as they needed a lot of rock in that pert of town and it was a shot hall)_. Moved by e.E.L'trtmus nrd seconders by ;:. F.Holmes that the city pure ase lot 17 of block 50 north from P.L.Ryan for the sun: or $350.00, and that a v.arrant be drawn for same as soon as abetract and deed are furnished. `4r. J.A.'4cDorald addressed council in reference to the building ordinance stating that he thought it would be a }rood idea Oor council to cell a meeti:.g of the buildrs of the city, and go thoroughly over the o dinnnce with the -,,,and he thought if the ordinance did pass, that council should be very careful in selecting the inpector, who should be a man botr practical and censcient ous, he thought the plumbing ordinance was all right- }!r . J. ±r. John Muller also Rgreed with 'tr. McDonald. The chairman appointed o committee of council bonsiating of.F.(=.Frfert, J. "cD nald and J.,1.Conrad, to meet with the following; builders, Jonn P?allot, F. Olmst ad and J.f'.Woodworth. in the city hall Wedeeday evening at 7;30 P.M. The chair announced that Mr. e.E.Lur,mus requested that the ordinance known as the Bond ordinance and Introduced by him with the uncumoiois consent of council, be withdrawn. It was withdrawn by the unanimous consent of council. A committee consisting, o ' 1. f;.Lumrrus, chairman, '":.J.McDonald and .}. A. Conrad appointed to investignte the street railway frachiee ordinance, reported that they would advise that no action be taken on the passage of the ordinance. The chair thanked the gentlemen and discharged tne committee. Mr. J. A. Conrad reported that he had ordered a light placed on 13th .'trret betten - . and V. and on 9th street between C end P. 'loved by ,1.Lumnius and ser.onded by r'.}'.i1 Ames that the act'ionol' the co mmitt man on .streets be approv d, motion carriers. The chairmen anneunced es the plumbing ordinance was up forits third end fineL reading. Moved by J.F.Lurtmus end seconde:i by .1.A.Conred that t: e ordinance he given its third reading anti rend in full. Motion carried. The ordinance WAS react in full. An Ordinance. An ordinance of the City of ''i.ai i, Florida, governing, Plumbers, rind regulating the Plumbing Trade, House Drainage end Sewerage, and the inspection of tee same in public end private property and buildings in the City of Minna. Creating the office of inspedtor of plumbing and the Board of Plumbing Commissioners, and pruviding penalties for its violation. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Miami: Section 1. That there be and is he:•eby created a Board to be known and desigreted as the Board of Plumbing Commissioners of the City o' Mira: , which said Board shall c.rnsist of the Committeemen on Sani Caton of the City 0ouneil, the City Engineer of said city, the City Physician of said City, Seceion 2. It shall be the duty o' the said Board o` Plumbing Coertis.:ionere to examine and pass upon the qualifications of all who desire to engage in the busine:s of plumbing within the limits of the City of Miami. This exar:ination small satisfy the said commissioners as to the applicant's ability and qualifications as a plumber, and the Laid Commissioners shall have power to stake such reasonable ::•ales and regulations governing the holding of such examinations as it may deor proper. Section 3. That it shall be the duty of the said Commissioners to issue to such applicants as may pass the examinations o' said Commissioners, a proper cer- tificate of the passing or said exanination,and it shall be unlawful for the city of clerk to issue any person in said City a license ae a plumber, who irr not at the time of the issuance of said license, in possession of su •h h certi'icate. Section 4. That there shall be n charge ce" k1,00 as an examination fee to be collected from ell applicants for examination. Such fee shall be paid by said applicant to the Plumbing Inspector of said city, and shall be deposited by him with the City Treasurer to the credit of fees, the general fund of said city. Section 5. It shall hereciuired of every pers,)n obtaining a certificate from said Consni: stoners as n Plumber to file a bond wit the City C1erk,to be approv- ed by the City Council, in the sum o" Five Hundred Polle.s, conditioned for the per- for:'ance of his duties as a plumber, in accords re with the provisions of the or- dinances of the city .•elative to plumbin,:, sueh bend bein,l for t e purpose of indem- nifying the city against loss or suits for demeges growir.)*, out of the negligence or carelessness of the plumber fui'nishinfr, said bond, and it shall be the duty of the City clerk to refuse to issue to any person in raid city a license as F. pllleber until such bond shall have been filed by soil applicant ror license and approved by the City council. Section 6. That no person shell cry on the business of pl';mhine or do any plumbing work for his oar' use, unless he shall .`ave f :set . eceived a certifi cafe from the Board of Flee bine Conuuissi,ners, and sho'1 have .•egistere'1 his name and place of business in the o"fice of sail Board. Section 7. It ehuel be the duty of e`'eey plumber, before proceedire with the tealstruct ion of eny new work, or the construction of any n. w •.rc)rk, ex,:ept in the case of leaks or other repairs which do not in: 1 re H chance of sewerage, drainage or ventilation systems, to submit t i tee Board of Plueein,T Commissioners, e complete set o' plans showint-; the proposed work to be perforred, and no such work shall be done with a perrf.it from the Board, signed by the Chairman of said Board and attested b: the Plumbi:lt; Inspector, or in the eheenr`e of the Chni:'n.an o'' sari Boar'i, s1 ned by .)me other i:,ember of said Pun.' aril attested be the Plur:bire Inrf ect )r . The conditions of 1,nis permit rru:t be str'. 'tlyeco plie1 with, rn1 tec ',cork meet br done by the plumber in whose na:'e th permit is ,;ions:. Section ce. No Plumbing, work /oend to be in an unsanitary condition after haviri,; been examined by the plur.ber : hall be replaced, ;let the eaIie all he: placed in such a condition ns to comple wig,. the rules en i ropelletions uf tee pl',.ebir oe- dinances. Section n. It shell be the eve, of the Board u'.' _IoILr ionior;-._ _. of elue,,"- ing to ha're a list of the ee+'i stered el , hero of t`e .;it o, r�: t i �- :•r 'i i pl)b.� _.:Fe least once pach year. Section 10. _'here small also he til)poi^.ted ae pr )`ri'1erl ee _lh,v en 'left ter to be kr_uvr` and desi,:nated as the Plurbin,r, Tn pector of tee `its :,'' '"io,.i, who eeall be t plumber of not less then te• years experience in the busine.. of plee,eir whose compensation shall be twelve ',und_ed iuilurs per a eels,, peeeelc ; ea 1- nler`t' o ' '*1i)C. per month, srvl he shall _eme-ii to , under the i y~ ' agpel v �iu:�. an�i n- tral of the said Board of Pluebin. 'C�J�,^lis:'ion.-I'o,`are is acts o'll eeine. T,o •e- viewed, con„roller1 end _ eve. sad b;/ eni 1 H r• r y . Hoard up)-. c� .)i,lc)i',ts i1 ! ,� .,tiii under t' do rules ar .1 re clot 1 )ns t'i ice aid Heave e ell nave .en:1 keep. T7e all act as clerk of said Bogard seeql eel lest end de,'u: it with the fit:i ''reasever to the credit u" the (=erE Hai 7und of ;nil eity tll 1 tee:' )r )viiei 'c:'ein shell r f,e regllar monthle reports there)' t'e cite mlncin. effuse ente ins 1pen"id lot ies he shall take and auescribe an :ath t) 'faitt•.''ell,y an'i i.n.:partia " e liseeeree ene duties of }';: of"'i'.":e,and shall file r/ith th,. -,it`i clerk o SNi'' 1 ;}', it e)o l en! sur$ic.ient bond, to be approved h;1 the e ity c,)ltncil, '.en iiel.)ned e ; e faitn4til performance of his detee in the u:' of one t"1oiu.;tint',1„11ave, Hnl no pe sen who '.Cis an interest. diroctly Jr ins irectly in any plee biri: ..sjness „''a) 1 by ;uali`.; d said office of P1u.^ihi:lt' Inspector. + Section 11. it shall he ?.e 1.ut;j of eee Plumbin: ; In_seecter to meee > inspections of all public and private buildin;;s c ntainine plu:':bil; sere et 1.ea.;t once a year, erd to investigate all coraplein;,s c defective ! lueejn -, and nave defects repaired Rnct tho..ro2k put ir a sanitar Section 12. That every bui1di -1, in the see ! 1trict 'lhe:e peelie sewer is pr evi'led wi thin one hundred and 'ifty feet seal l be co ne cte'{ to rewi',h , pe Alice i ta:xt two or n:or•e buildir.s owned by the Fail perso`; or pe_:: no wit.-.wieele the t e ce u" 0:16 hundred feet front Ina: "e cot necte l witee eu ch publi ' '3avier by ene pipe, re c t ec of which shall be Rs follows: a four inc' pipe shall he r:tr t: tee e outside of t ne fence line of the street aler_g which such sewer rene, ens r.r+,y there re onnectrl,i with one six inch pipe 1aaciin.c; to the rein sewer in tip. -:tree,,. Section 13. The Pluebire I.nr pector see i 1 'oep a recu:d o'el :,,k r,,,± monthly :e ors to the Pluebireari:ifei,nere :n1 tee y� 'it:y council r, ve _ _ e nil 71 plumbing done within the city. All plumbing shell be frequently inspected, and shall be performed in strict accordance with the plumbing regulations and with the privions of this ordinance, and a list of condemned premises shall be kept inthe office for opn open inspection. It sha 11 be the duty or :aid inspector to see. that all the previsions df this ordinance are conformed to, and he rhall be the ,judge of the quality of the material, the workmanship and the c .nstruing of the ordinances as to their meaning. Section 14. The Plumbing; Inspector shall have the privilege of at n any time entering and inspecting the plumbing and drainage of any preni1 es, and if sam same are found in an unsanitary condition, he. shall order the are to be altered to c nform to the provisions of this ordinance. Any person, firm, corporation, or corporation failing'or refusing to make said alterations for a period of fifteen days after such notice shall be deemd guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction the eof shall be punished as hereinafter pr evide;l. Section 15. :'hece shall be charged and collected by the Plumbing rn- sl ectur ar inspection foe of fifty cents for each fixture ie new and recon ,eructed p plumbing work hefo e the issuance of a per: it, which sei d fee shell be pincer' to the credit of the Gene sal Find of the '_`its of Section 16. All work shell be executed in a thorough and worknoan- eit.e mennee to t :e satisfaction o' the Plumbing Inspector. Section 17. When any sewer pipe passes wit: in five feet of rn,y well or cistern, or ween tiny sewer pipe is laid antler gr ,und which hnr been made or filled in, son'; pipe eeeli be of cast iron, nn0 r nnll be eccerely droned to tee viad1, lain in trenches to a uniforr. grade Or suspended from the floor timbers by s hrng -teen hnrge. as the ins, ector may direct. Section 18. All soil or vent ilatng pipes shall he f cast iron, ' ead pipes or galvanized wrought iron. Section 19. All traps shall be properly ventilated not role then eil;hteen inches from the center of the crown, bet where it it impracticable to vent fixtures, anti- syphon traps may he l.sed, of such make e.', the commies aners nay al>pr'uu be a special permit fro the Poard of Plumbing Onemlissoners, approved by the Plumbing Inspector. Section 20. Thet when within a building all cast iron pipeF and fittings therein used shell be tarred and corlted. Section 21. No co inaction shall be nllowed with roil pipe, except those made with lead pipe and brass ferrules, and joints to be wiped on weute ipes, no cup or bolt 1oints to be allowed under an;; tire, stances. Section 22. No waste or beet'. air pipe shall be tapped into a soil pip but shall be inserted with proper fitti gs. Section 23. All joints on cast iron pipe mall be packed with oakum and molten lead properly caul':ed. Section 24. All lead, waste, vent and supply pip. s shall be firmly secured to the walls by mans of proper fastenin1;r not here than two feet. Section 2.5. All waste pipes from sinks, bath tubs, wash hasten, wash trays and clop hoppers shall be provided with steainees. S. ction 26. Cast iron pipe shall not be used between wrought iron or terra cotta nor vice versa. All wrought iron pipes must be Cal 'anized . All soil and waste pipes shall be of art iron, tarred, or lead or galvanized iron. Reventr and back air pipes shall be of lead, cast icon or galvanized wrought iron. No waste, re vents of back air pipes shall be less than one ene one half inches inside diameter and when of lead shall be of a grade known to the plumb- ing trade as light. eat Se :Ai on :27. A.L.1 drain and waste pipes withinu u1idr,7,5 ust ". •ve ry co ••• • uf t iron and hall extend tw bey ont', the ,..)u ter nwt1 1 . Section That, a.11 pipe systems must be as di re rt A:2 possible and hll have a prop r i t oward. tt. e swer. Soil pipe she.' , be carried throug the roof , in1shed in 3 ize and 'LI 11 41.1,41 th not le.s -than Jre foot above the roof of t:Ite butLctLri nd above all ipanins 7.'ro7i led that where t.n • roof exit tl vent ,-', Lpe1 rea nearer t'.'an ten feet t adjoir.int; wall , aving w inflow(' Jr doors therein, su.•11 ipe shal I ex end undiminished in size ibove such adjoining \van ar.d shall e f oper. 9 th p . No sq,u ere b and shall allowed ir. ih r lead or cast, iron pipes. At the bO tto.i1 of a F.it ack Y brane'le 5 aril one e ••••,ht briens shall_ be 1.3091. A '-.*is ijr131J. t. shall bt placed at th bae o" 49,re at31;.. :.iecti "!,) hole s she,! 1 be all owed t o e 3Ltr. and ;las-, iron, Wt. iron or te....ra Cott"or 1fl/ ii-ur pose , corr..) t ,p (ic 1,y i tt' Where it, 13 necessary :),,:er pipe , the broken pipe rliii;/ "1,3 :Tio ve," ,Ind a --!1 a.n output in in. st 4„ad , h.'it. r'.y ccetL"0..• Section 13•). •.)."+" verti::al .)1.• so Li or ..vas ra.Iew e 1,7h t.1.7. bur. 1 • tior T. 3a1jiry *.9t3.-3 7:1i,/ 2e used •)n 7E1 !in .;t1.2 ir ar or, hoz. I zor ;al_ lines j y arq act. !JUL' •%) :'Ei c )rt • •T .) ')pe - +. in 7, •;.1 3L6 '11 • ' 3t..2. "a -.!ti vate2 )" -1_ar t3.1-13 Less ,-J.L• 7.1 7, 7-1 :nil,' t ttn anti •-.,,•onne.17, tor. ."t19 (..! ' t ,314).!•1 r tl'•3 .3411()C,/...)". 7Thit 1:7 Ai a •-.!orduct,..)r "11._'. I. N elupt,i ad iv, t-, "3t.)L.1 se solver:3, Ara te:.• or 'Tt 2.3, nor ar.;,' 3 It waste ir v 443 ',le 9:3 PA 117 wt.: . t 277 ;Vq.2 !Leo:- , '1 a .3 . 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'rEtt, .,• ".,_ o:•L' • 41' 2 , ' e ,-,t..• ....n. c.-! ir,e c.! •),-; -, _.; - : I_ 1:,:lail t,kv,; 1 n. - (!2_.•)r1 "7. • re = 't t t)E, di, p1:11b1.:(.1 .v.:.,r' , :. • " eti , ,) " .L.r. 4,4 • • ' • , !TR . 04 1! • • ` "Theti•t1 fll,1 il -L ni t. )1. OS 2 i tl )19 1.3. 1,3.713#3(1 ‘02. 7 "' leg the said fixture is nut more than two feet from the stnek., Section 3L.,. Where a sUpron closet or fixture is the highest on ce stack the revert may be dispensed with; provided that there is no other fixture on the name floor connecting into the eume stack, and that the said stack of undir,inishe1 Size from ground tiu roof, and dint the said closet or fixture is notmore then two feee from the stack. Section Where there is only one syphon closet on a fotrrctinch soil pipe of undi:iniched size from ground to roof, the rcvente to this closet may be dispensed with; provided that there are no other fixtures on the floor abov,, or no other closet in the building; connected with this soil pipe. Section 40. On new work Where it is impoenihle t •r revent a trap or on old work where t ere its no revent pipe en an tiOeyphon trap of en approved pattern t'.a;/ he per mitten . Section 41. 'That all four -inch sta .l,e; carried to tie second 'lour must he . xteneed Pull size Leroux;' the roof. Where c1oeets are pincecl on the some stacks one on the lower and one on tho upper floor, the lower one shall have n t••w inch vent cerrie'1 above ell fixuree. Section 42. That r;vevy 1' aece closet u1' line of water r,'i o:;et.; on the snee floor ohrill be eupplied v ith water fret, an indepenient tank or cistern *or e.ece clos- et, and the :'luer, pipe :'hash be not less thr.r one r,n.e one l ec't•er inehee in die:r.et&r. No water closet shell be supplied with water eircet fror, the- city's supply. No enter clone t knoen us e pen, pl,tr,ye , valve orhupper ehni 1 he ;c.-e•1 leery builrline v: irh mn,y h, cunee,r'..cterl or r€:cenStr'1ctor1 after tLe Teas„ee;e of this orrlinunce ned no cleeer, se 11 here after be allowed, exceet cheee of ruch "ovae 55 eve traps e eeve the fl e er. ena^.el iror. closet l no n to the as the ehort hopper ie nut a ller:ed to he used in any hebiteele build roes, but the same may be used in out tuilrinee, in yerne or temporarile while in the construcion of e huildinE-, which it will be necess- ary to remove is nedistelty upon the completion of the biiilclini7. where earthenware closets Hre used, a brass floor plt:tteri et he eoldere:i to the lead pipe whore it eeme., throe,;}' the floor, which bras.' plate must be screwed to tee floor enrl the earthen ware closet securely hated. to the plate. Section 4?. That waste free, strfes under enter closets, basins or any other fixtures shall in no cane be connecter) with hoe sewer. : edia:entn, blow eff steak, exhau,t pipee; ''norm boilers rent tank overflow pipee ehrell nut he connected with sewers. Section 41. That waste pipes from refrigerators or of ':.' receptacles in whip pro'irions or food nre :stored ehall not he Aires ly connected wit'e the sewer. Such weete pipee s all he provided with traps, suitably ventilated end in ever, case there shall he open air space between the trap end tLe connection with the sewer, Section 45. T` et watee closete crust never he place,) in unve;1t feted reo;' .r compare r.:en re. In ever; care the stomper �crent shunt be open to the open Hir or he ven- tilated by a shaft or air duct havinr* en area to the open air of at least four feet square. 4C. UL'ir:Els shall be put in under the same rulee Ge clocety, and lit re there are open :•t,a_ is an automatic bank o`' the capec' ty of no dens t` etn one gallon of water to each twenty feet of surface to be flue;hed uhell he used, and the same ehnll e fitted up with bras:; pipes on the back end end thereof. Section 47. Urinale shall be of enamelled iron or poreclain a'.d tl',e floor end wall of the aprtment in which they are placed ehall he lined with sheet 1;ad, marble or shaft. When of sheet lead, it stall not be lighter than four pounrl9 to the sq uere feet. Sectio'': 46. Hereafter where sewer connections aremade , or wT, •re they have alreu i;,' been made end only 6 closethas been put in, either a ,;ink in th- house or a slop sink in the yard shall he provided for the, disposal of waste water. Where a slop :ink in the yard is used, it crust he accessibily located for uee end built of non-abrerbent material, and where terra cotta is used as a slop sink, it srn l not be lees than twelve inches and in diameter or twelve inches: in depth, with a trap not less than four inches and the upe ine into the trap shall he protected b; a heavy iron .,ratin_; fastened into a tight. Grease traps shall he put in when ordered by tea Tlorird of Plut:rbing; 1o:'elle sioner's. Section 4 . All drains connecting wi tr, the reoin sewer in street shall be not lees than four inches cast iron or terra Gotta pipe. Section 50. Where env plumbing work is sufficiently alvenced for esting end all neceseary lead connections Are in piece to receive tee fixtures, notice in writing properly filled out upon the tlankF furnished at tee office of the Plumbing Inspector stating the location of the work, the name of tee owner, and thenanes of the plumber and workmen doing toe work, ehell be given to the plumbing Inspector at his offiee. As soon eepracticetle thereafter, the 7lubing Inspector shall notify the plueter in chnrge of said work when he will inepect the same And the plumter shell t'ist tee Wuil{ in presenee ef the plumbing Tnepector by filling the whole eeetem of thn pebing with miter from e point twelve inches endergrouhd to the roue level. ro work repT1 he covered or concealed by any pernen until it eee 1 have heen tested and pare' upon by the inopector. After the cempleton uf thn work, e notice, the sRme Rs the fore- going, hall be given tot he Inspector for ?Intel inspeetion, and if he finds that the work hes ben satisfactorily done, he shell issue to the plumber in charge cf the work certificate o' approval. This certificate does not relieve ,he plepher of his rep- ponsibility for any defective work which may have escaped the notice oe the Ineepectee Tt shall he the duty of the Inspector to promptly condemn end oeder the emovel of any defective material or of Rny work other than in accordance wit! the provions of the se regulations. Section 51. 7Tydraulic elevators, water motors, floor IrainF, spittoene, ane other simile: fixtures not mentioned mey be connected witthe sewer, only HS the Inspector of /lumbi'g any direct, the durrouedine circemeteces rove:nine ehe eame. Sectio' 52. Slop ',eppers shall be of erne, ed ieon or poreelain and shall be pr vided with n three eaarter ir. supply pipe ene with e wasee pip. of nut lees then two inches. Section 53. All 'est iron soil, watee or revent pipes ''al] be peuperly secured or supported with wroue;ht iroe hooks er tangere, one to enee 'iv e feer, eipe. Section 54. Double elle fietinee stall noe ee used on east iror Foil, ue V.ASte pipe • eection 55. For morning inepectione, rot. ices rut et given to tee Teeeeeeir before 2 P. the peedadine dey. For efterneon inepect on', notiresmu t te Jeeeen to the inspecor befoee 9 e.'!. the rer.e lee. Section 56. After firet visit ee h lot under shove rule, if it is nece esare to return to reinspect cry pert of the erk, feoe eeeeet or not entirele nee- pletel, te ine:pector will return on areeeer. veitte notiee, on! neel,er -,een teeece- four hieeve thereafter, all eeher noticeteli e peeeeetnee. Section 57. Plane mutt he leeihly drewn ir ine er cypyin,7 eeneii. ene vert=lee eection an one plae will n' ee"fiei,-nt if tene car he tri ee ..eoe .!e] t' eeek, if not, two oc ..ere drawings ;hall tt Te elteeetioee ee eye:tier Neeek, tee Ile work to FP ehown in blec' end tee eee in re'l iek. Th (! leens more te in t'.e. ce'fice 24 Aours befoet epprovel. Section is. App icatione for sewer connectione muee mhe-on tee elnn tee l'istes in feet fror the neare,A l_entule to the point Rt w'ich the eenneetien ie eieeivae. 'f menhole cRnnot be found measure fror centee oe intersection straet nee sta ,n tee feet on the plen. Aft ev eorpl.tion of wore, measureee-i% ehell he teken er,J!' FU47.t peiet as above to point et which eoure rewer lenvee or crw,sed fence line ene tee ceerJet distance roted on the notice for final inspection. Section 59. When plumbing oe changes of pleebine ! ie ui to te done be reason of tee cempleint uf tine Deesetmert o' Sariteen , Fueh wore_ :ee2t ee eep)eeee to the "lumbine Incpecter "oe inepeetion an eeprovel. PlemberF will .0ceetein this Li et from owner or Reeel anl tftL 071 plan end r heeling "7?evieed" hy eerier o' tee lepert- ment oe Sanitation. Section Cu. Water closets will not ee elluwed to ee installed where tieere ere no sewere, but connection:: rAE2 be put in ,rel 1.01't sealed up ereti eeee tiec ne seeer is proved, teen weter closets can be inetallee ere .eed. Section 61. Wooden wash tube Or sinks eert1 net he pieced 'Inside of builliee: exceet by perriesion of inspectee. action 62. It hall be unlewful foe ene pnreen, fire ov eoeperntion to ineiee are' sewer, fixture ue appurtenance te ene eewer or te eepusit ene eneeRen,offel ee refuse material of hny Lind in Rne ctceRein, Pk171 ole .thne fiYtere ef t-F eiee sewer. Section 63. It shall ee un1Rwful fee HT pereon, flee Of oorpeeetioe uv absec- iation to tap or moke connection elete any sewee in the it oe '!tee..i, foe ,:ne peepese whatever, except by persmiesion of eity Engineer. Whenever a connection isr'a'1e with any city :ewer, oI' a line or sewer is le id Lc connect with the said sewer, it court ne done under the direcion of the City Engineer or his authorized ins pcctor, end the per:'on, firm, corporation or essociatin making, said connection shell be liable for any damage resulting therefrom, and shall re piece the street and sidewalk along end tl)ro; gn which the work was commenced, and ehnl1 repair at his own expense, any settlement in the pavement over the elrein or any :'treat or public way within one ear, after the laying of said drain. Section 64. No plumbing shill be connected wit)- the city sewer unt11 a certificete of inspection for the sane has been issued by the Plur)bin>; Inspector and the same turned over tJ the City Engineer or his nut orixed Inspector. Sfectior 65. Any person, fir: ,corporation or n: sociazion violating; t>r.y pre vision or thie ordinance , upon cc,nviction, :,hall be deemed gui ty or n misdeaP)ennor d and :•rnll be punished by a Pine not exneedinj; one hundred dollar or by imprir.onment riot excee'lire: sixty Iays. Section 66. That all. ordinance Te parTs ? or'linn' ee;) in con!liot with the pr _>vi4ions here or he and the eel.f' are hereby re;pealed. A t t e ,_ L; `Passed] thi: :'? play of Aug.A.7.1 ,l • o1'(1.; Aj)pL' ), Vk: ! 'I''1 (In-,/ of ;irpt , A. 1). 1 12. .;'.rPE.I t, Pre si:it;/ )'oun"°'. . .et eon, "eyor. 'roved h .'1: mur end ec )n le(1 h;/ To1P;t;s >,}'ri i)t'dinr,n":(S b'' parsed ))S P.e:d. Ipo- u f) cell, }t,i 7 )LC „'i:' nr, +'011 ).'.:: 7.n.Errert yer, ....lU]'I')l1ES yeS, .:\. Cone ud :,, '. 'eft,/ ;,' 3, . ."cflontil i y s, .. O.'',atson ye Motionoarried ;.nanimoas1y. . Atte c,t The ohs it ordered a recess meeting for Thu eteiny, A'ecuet 9tn, et 7; 79 Presieent y/f City ,'ourr'.`_1 City clerk.