1508 ORD AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1074 AND ORDINANCE NO 1202

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Section 45o Livery stablea, barns, garages, and carriage repositories shall drain into sand traps. Sand traps are to be considered fixtures, and same must be made of brick or concrete with iron covery and made water tight and have a water seal of at least ten inches in depth. Sand traps must be cleaned out before silt reaches within six (6) inches of outlet. All ea.nd traps shall conform with specifications which will be furnished on request by the City Engineer, Standard construction for sand traps, as ahown by speci- fication and drawi.ng dated April 19, 1958, is on file with the Director of Public Works of the City of Paris, which drawing is by reference made a part hereof. Section 46. Soda fountain traps may be connected with a catch basin placed in floor close to fountain, or each tray may be connected in the same manner as kitchen sinks. A two-inch waste pipe to catch basin for fountain will suffice with one and one-half inch revent pipeo Enameled iron sink set above floor or large size grease trap with proper openings left in same for waste pipes, where conditions are such that catch basins cannot be built of brick or concrete. Section 47. All public urinals shall have an automatic flush tank to supply same or perforated brass pipe, and the floor under urinals sha,ll be of non-absorbent material. Flush pipe shall be at least one inch in diameter. Section 48, Waste pipes from refrigerators or other receptacles shall drip into refrigerator drains, which shall be trapped and vented, and connected to sewer as required for other fixtures. Traps, waste, and vents shall be as required for kitchen einks, 5ection 49. All lead bends and lead traps shall be of drawn lead and of not less than four pounds to the square foot. Section 50. All traps not herein provided for must ha.ve a water seal of not less than two inches in depth, and must be set true to water eeal. Section 51. Drum traps not less than four by eight inches may be used on wash trays, bath tubs, sinks, foot tubs, with brass trap screw not less tha.n four inches, and shall be accessible. Section 52. All drum traps must be of drawn lead or brass, not less than four inches in diameter and with trap screws at least four inches in diameter and trap must be so constructed as to provide a water seal of at least two and one-half inches in depth. The outlet frorn all drum traps must be connected to the trap at least one and one-half inches below the water line and extend upward at an angle of at least 40 degrees to proper height, and shall continue with a uniform fall to soil or waste pipe. Traps may be revented and installed in the customary manner provided same ha,s the tap screw on the bottom. Section 53. All solder joints between brass and lead, copper and lead, or lead and lead, must be plumberss wiped joints, and the same must be constructed in a first class, workmanlike ma.nner. No cup or overcast joints, either with soldering iron or cloth, shall be used, except on the fixture side of traps, solder joints will be allowed. Section 54. All joints in cast-iron pipes and fittings and connections to cast-iron, and between brass and cast-iron, shall be made with picked oakum and molten lead. Lead to be at least 1 inch in depth, well calked.