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INSPECTION OF PLUMBING IN SAID CITY OF ARCADIA.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA DO ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: That any person, firm or corporation desiring
to do any plumbing work within said City of Aroadia shall apply to
the Plumbing: and Building Inspeotor of said City, and hereinafter
referred to as "Inspeotor", for a permit for the work to be done
in accordance with the rules and regulations hereinafter specified.
In oases where a building permit is necessary, the plumbing permit
will not be issued until after the Building Permit has been issued.
For said Pl\unbing Permit and as fees, said Inspector shall oharge
and colleot the following rates, to-wit:
For Plumbing Permit, the sum of $2.00; for Gas Permit,
the sum of $1.00; for Cesspool, the sum of $1.00 and for each addi-
tional fixture the sum of fifty cents. All of the above fees shall
be payable in advance and shall be deposited with the City Clerk,
who shall issue his receipt therefor.
SECTION 2: Said Inspector shall not issue a permit to
any person, firm or corporation to do any plumbing or house drain-
age work unless said person or persons shall have obtained a licens
from the proper offioer of said City of Arcadia to do plumbing work
ther ein and. shall have registered his or their name or names and
address or addresses in a book kept for that purpose in the office
of said Inspector, provided however, that no such lioense shall be
required where an individual does any plumbing or house drainage
work upon property owned by such individual and no compensation
is received therefor.
It will not be necessary to obtain a permit in case of
the following repairs: Leaks in drains, soil, waste or vent pipes,
but should any trap, drain, soil pipe, waste pr vent pipe be or
become bad or defective, and it will be necessary to remove and re
place same with sound material in any part or parts, a permit must
be procure,i and inspection made as herein provided.
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SECTION 3: All work done shall be subject to inspection
2 and notice must be given to the said Inspector by the owner or con-
3 tractor doing said work or having the same done, as soon as work is
4 ready for inspection. Notice shall be given to inspect both the
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rough and finished work and the contractor shall secure a final cer-
tificate from the said Inspector and deliver ths same to the owner
or agent. A charge of fifty cents will be made by the said Inspect-
or for every extra visit made by such Inspector and no other permit
or certificate. will be issued to the said owner or contractor until
the above mentioned charge is paid.
All work, including bathroom floors, must be left uncover
and convenient for examination until inspected and approved by said
Inspector. Such inspection shall be made within forty-eight hours
of such notification being received at the office of said Inspector.
The inspecting offioer may apply the water test and all necessary
tools, labor and assistance for such test shall be furnished by the
person, firm or corporation assuming control of the work and such
person, firm or corporation shall remove or repair any defective
material or work when so ordered by the inspecting officer. Any
soil pipe, drain pipe, trap, water closet, urinal, sink or other
fixture set up, or fittings laid, used or constructed otherwise
than in accordance. with these regulations, or which shall in the
opinion of the said Inspector be or become of bad or defective
quality, shall upon notice, either verbal or in writing, from the
said Inspector, be removed or repaired in the manner determined and
within the time fixed by the Inspecting Officer and it shall be
unlawful after this Ordinance shall be in effect for any person or
persons to occupy or make use of any house or building where plumb-
ing work has been constructed, unless the owner, agent or lessee
of said building shall have first procured a final certificate of
acceptance from the said Inspector.
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of Arcadia Minute Book 2, page 429:
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"The new ordinance ordering the vacation and abandonment of a
portion of that certain alley in Block 76 was then read for the
second and last time and placed on final passage, whereupon said
Ordinance No. 116, entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA ORDERING THE VACATION AND ABANDONMENT OF A
PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN ALLEY IN BLOCK 76 OF. ARCADIA SANTA ANITA
TRACT, IN SAID CITY OF ARCADIA" was passed\ by., tb.e ~foll~wing vote:
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Ayes: Trustees Dunham, Multer and ,lfueeler;.--,-~ . :~:-,
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Arcadia, alif. _ V IVI
tlI(: ' ANc ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA ORDERING
THE VACATION AND ABANDONMENT OF A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN ALLEY IN
'.. '.. '.~ BLOCK 76 OF THE ARCADIA SANTA ANITA TRACT, IN SAID CITY OF ARCADIA.
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS:'
SECTION 1: That the public interest and convenience re-
quire and that the Board of Trustees of the City of Arcadia do here-
by order the, following improvement to be made, to-wit:
T~at that certain portion of the twenty (20) foot alley
in Block 76, of the ARCADIA SANTA ANITA TRACT, in the City of Arcadia,
County of LeIS Angeles, State of California, as per Map recorded in
Book 15, Pages 89 and 90, Miscellaneous Records of said County,
described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the South line of Lot 26 of said
Block and Tract, said point being 20 feet Easterly from the South-
west corner of said Lot 26; thence Easterly along the Southerly line
of Lots 25, 24, 23, 22, 21 and 18, all in the above-described Block
and Tract, to the Southeast corner of Lot 18 in said Block and Tract;
thence Southerly in a straight line to the Northeast corner of Lot
17 in said Block and Tract; thence Westerly along the Northerly line
of Lots 17, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10 and 9, all in said Block and Tract;
to a point em the North line of Lot 9, in said Block and Tract; said
point being 20 feet East of the Northwest corner of said Lot 9;
thence Northerly in a straight line to the point of beginning, be
vacated and abandoned for street purposes as contemplated by Resolu-
tion No. 73 of said City of Arcadia, adopted and approved January 3,
1923.
SECTION .2: That said work is for the closing up, vaca-
tion and abandonment of that certain portion of said Alley particu-
larly descrl.bed in Section 1 hereof and it appears to said Board of
Trustees that there are no damages, costs or expenses arising out of
said work arLd that no assessment is necessary for said work and
therefore no COlllDissioners are appointed to assess benefits or damages
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for said work and to have general supervision thereof.
SECTION 3: The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption
of this Ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in
The Arcadia Journal, a weekly newspaper published and circulated in
said City of Arcadia and thirty days from and after the final pas-
sage thereof, the same shall take effect and be in force.
The foregoing Ordinance was adopted at a regular meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the City of Arcadia, held on the 4th
day of April, 1923, by the affirmative vote of at least three Trustees,
to-wit:
AYES: Trustees (s) Dunham, Multer & Wheeler
NOES: None
ABSENT: Trustees (s) Granville & Knisley
and signed and approved this 4th day of April, 1923.
(s) s. L. Wheeler
President of the Board of Trustees
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RECOP-OCD IN OFFICIAL RECOR1lIS
OF LOS ANGELES 'COUNTY, CALIF.
35 ~~~i 10 .1l..M. APR 3 1901
RAY E. LEE, County Recorder
ATTEST:
(s) Ethel G. Farwell
City Clerk
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plumbing arrangements are constructed and not connected with a sewer
shall be separately and independently connected with a brick cess-
poo., to be constructed to the satisfaction of said Inspector. Said
cesspool must not be located at aless distance than five (5) feet
from any property line or less than ten (10) feet away from any
dwelling without the special permission so to do from said Inspector
All oesspools must be dug to gravel where praotioable not
less than twelve (12) feet deep and not less than thirty (30) feet
deep if gravel is not found and at least four (4) feet in the clear
when finished;. bricked up with sui table hard well burned brick. Bric
to be laid flat, two (2) inches apart to a point five (5) feet down
from crown of arch when finished from there up to be laid close, arc
top and lay briok in arch in cement mortar, and when finished top of
cesspool to be thirty-six (36) inches below surfaoe. Bottom oourse
of briok to be laid headers. Notioe must be given to Inspeotor and
inspeotion made just before arch is laid~
Where several buildings used for dwellings are constructe
on the SaIne lot, they may be connected with one cesspool, provided
the width an.d the depth shall be increased to a size satisfactory
to the said Inspector, but in no case shall more than four (4) dwel
ings be connected with the same cesspool.
No outside dry closets will be permitted in said City of
Arcadia eXcElpt by special permission of said Inspector. Every suoh
outside dry closet shall be plaoed over a vault at least four (4)
by four (4) feet wide and ten feet deep, and shall not be construct d
within one hundred (100) yards of any dwelling house.
SECTION 5: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation to maintain or use, or permit or oause to be maintained
or used, a privy vault or cesspool on any premises in the City of
Arcadia if E~ pUblic sewer exists and is ready for use in any street
or alley on which the property abuts.
SECTION 6: The use of fresh air inlets between cesspool
and house are prohibi ted~
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SECTION.?: All soil and waste pipes to a point two (2)
feet outside of the exterior wall of the building shall be cast iron
not less than one and one-half (It) inches internal diameter except
incase of water closet, which shall be not less than four (4) inches
internal diameter and shall be carried undiminished in size up to
shall not t.erminate within four (4) feet of
and through the roof and
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be removed if the
or opening of any house or building, and the same shal
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inspecting officer considers it necessary. Vents
extending th.rough roofs covered with Malthoid or similarly prepared
roofing papers, may be flashed with roofing paper run with hot.as-
phal tum so e~s to make same thoroughly water tight.
DI~ains to cesspools or sewer shall be of cast iron pipe
or first grade vitrified iron stone pipe which shall have an inter-
nal diameteI: of ~not less than four (4) inches laid with a fall of no
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less than i- of an inch per foot and connections made with a "Y" and
one-cighth (l/a) bend. All changes in directicn shall be made with
lIylI branchel3. No vitf1fied pipe shall come wi thin two (2) feet 0 f
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the exterior wall of any building nor within twelve (la) inches of
the surface of the ~~und through its entire course. The joining of
each and every section of vitrified piping must be completely and
uniformly Hlled with the best Portland cement, two parts of cement
and one part of sand, and every joint thoroughly cleaned from the
inside so as not to form an obstruction. This pipe must be laid
in a perfect line and made thoroughly water-tight; it shall not be
covered or concealed in any way until it has been thoroughly tested
and approved by said Inspector.
SECTION a: Every water closet, sink, slOp hopper, bath tub
and each tray or set of wash trays or other fixtures connected with
the drain pipe. directly or indirectly must be separately, ind:epeilden-
ly and effectually trapped and vented.
The trap must be placed
as near the fixtures as possible and in no case further than twenty
(20) inches from the fixture. All sinks in kitchens or boarding ho see
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or hotels accommodating more than twenty (20) persons, shall be pro-
vided wi th e. sui table and approved grease trap. No wooden wash tray
shall be maintained, used or constructed in any building unless the
same shall be of non-absorbent material. No union coupling shall be
used in or in connection with concealed work. No rubber coupling
shall be used. Drum traps, lead or iron with lead stub, must be used
plate
for bath tul~ and shower bath connection to waste line and floor4plac d
at a conven:Lent place for cleaning same. Sinks for the purpose of
washing dishes in hotels and restaurants may be of wood, but must
be made thoroughly watertlght~
SECTION 9: No brick, sheet metal, earthenware or chimney
flue shall be used as a sewer ventilator or to ventilate any trap,
drain ~oil or waste pipe.
Cellar drains shall not be connected
with any soil or waste pipe except by special permission of the sai
Inspector~
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permit to be deposited, conducted or drained into or upon any stree ,
alley, sidewalk or public place in the City of Arcadia, any waste
water or drainage from any bath or wash tub, bowl, to~1et, fountain,
sink, wash rack, tank or reservoir, Nor shall the waste water or
drainage f:~om any fixture be allowed to drain on the surface of the
ground for irrigation purposes or otherwise.
SECTION 10: Said Inspector in approving plans or in ac-
cepting work of any and all persons, firms or corporations, carry-
ing or conducting or assuming control of, constructing orcausing
to be constructed, any plumbing or house drainage affecting the
sanitary condition of any house or building of said City, shall be
governed by the following regulations and it shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to fail, neglect, or refuse to com-
ply with the same, upon notice so to do.
First: No water closet shall be installed or used in any
premises or in any house or building, unless it be flushed with
water contained in a tank holding not less tq.an four (4) gallons
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of water; pr()vided however, that a flush meter valve or other ap-
proved simila.r valve may be used, which would, in the opinion of the
said Inspector, conform to the requirements of this Ordinance. PI
er closets, Philadelphia hoppers, wash-out Pan closets or similar
closets are prohibited in all cases. When the water supply of any
building is not sufficient for the proper flushing of all water clos
ets and urinals in such buildings, said Inspector may order the erec
tion of a tank system for supplying water to such closets and urinal
into which t.he water may flow or be pumped.
Second: A fixture that is a top fixture on a vertical stac
and not more than two (2) feet from the inlet to the stack need not
have its tr!Lp revented, provided it does not discharge into the stac
below the level of its seal, except water closets whose trap.ics in
the l::o.wl. All other traps shall be set true to their water seals~
T:b.ird: All soil pipes in buildings over three (3) s-.tories
and up to the floor of the top story shall be cast iron of the grade
known as ~Extra HeavyQ of the following weights per lineal foot:
Four (4) inches, thirteen (13) pounds.
Five (5) inches, seventeen (17) pounds~
Six (6) inches, twenty (20) pounds~
Fourth: No fixture other than double fixtures, shall be
trapped by having its outlet connected with the trap of another
fixture.
Fifth: All soil or waste pipes four (4) inches or more
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in diametel: must be of cast iron coated inside and out with tar or
lead. All waste pipes less than two (2) inches in diameter shall
be of wrought iron or lead.
:Sixth: Before the fixtures are placed in connection with
the plumbing of any house or building, or any portion of the drain-
age system is covered or ~oncealed from view, the outlet of the soil
pipe and a110penings into it below the top shall be hermetically
sealed; :the pipe shall then be filled with water to the highest
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point in the s~stem. Defective pipes and fittings of their differ-
2 ent kinds must be removed and replaced by sound material; cement
3 work of any description is prohibited and every part of the work
4 shall conform to these rules and regulations and shall be subject
5 to the approval of the said Inspector.
6 Seventh: All joints in cast iron soil pipes, Whether in-
7 side of the building or otherwise, shall be made with pig lead and
8 oakum not lE1SS than one-half (1) inch of lead and thoroughly caulked
9 Etghth: All vent pipes less than four (4) inches shall be
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of galvanized iron screw pipe. All vents and extensions above the
highest fixture if cast iron, or not less than four (4) inches, may
be Standard pipe~
Ninth: All vertical stacks or soil and waste pipes . shall
be provided with a brass trap screw ferrule at the foot, and also i
other places. where the inspecting officer may think it necessary.
Trap screw ferrule shall be the same. diameter as wasts stack or la.t-
eral run. All changes in direction of soil or waste pipes shall be
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(5) feet or over shall have clean-outs and all clean-outs within
one (1) foclt of walls shall be extended to outside of walls and in
every event must be at some convenient point easy of access, satis-
factory to said Inspector.
~snth: All connections between lead and piping shall be
joined by wiped joints. Connections between soil and lead shall be
made with .brass ferrules or brass solder nipples and their joining
shall be wiped. Bolted or copper bit, cup or flush soldered joints
are prohibited only on bath connections. All connections between
soil pipe and water closets shall be of lead, except where concrete
is used, in which case iron bends are permissible. Where lead con-
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nections s.re used, brass floor plates must be properly screwed to
floor completed for first inspection. Raymond ferrules will be al-
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lowed only f.:>r surface water purposes.
Eleventh: Waste pipes shall be of lead, or cast iron of
the following sizes:
For bath tubs, wash basins, laundry trays, urinals, each
not less than one and one-half inches; sinks and slop hoppers, not
less thantwo inches. Not more than two small fixtures to waste thro h
I-t inch lead. or iron pipe~
Twelfth: All traps and vents shall be the same size as
the wastes Elxcept sinks, which may be one and one-half inch trap a.nd
vent, provided that if more than one fixture shallbe vented the size
of such pipes shall be as follows: For more than one and not exceed-
ing two. fixtures, one and one-half (It)' inches; for more than two
and not exceeding six, two (2) inches; for more than six and not
exceeding twelve, two and one-half (at) inches; for more than twelve
and not exc'3eding twenty, three (3) inches~
Thirteenth: Water closets where more than one water closet
or slop hopper shall be not less than two (2) inches and not less
than three feet above the highest fixture in the system. Water clos-
ets where more than one water closet or slop hopper is vented thro
the same pipe, shall be of the following sizes: For more than one
and not exceeding four closets or slop hopper, two (2) inches; for
more than four and not to exceed eight, two and one-half (at) inches
for more than eight and not to exceed fourteen, three (3) inches;for
more than fourteen and not to exceed twenty-four, four (4) inches~
Where poss:l.ble all vent connections between fixture and main stack
must be run on a line of forty-five (45) degrees to the Ilerpendicu-
lar. Any ,rent pipe running in a horizontal direction shall not ex-
ceed fifteenfset in length, and shall have a fall of not less than
one-quarter (~) inch per foot. A single pipemay be used to vent two
traps through the same fitting when such f1 tting w11l prevent the
drainage f:~om one trap entering the other trap and is made of one
piece of metal without loose or attached parts. A straight double
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1 cross fitting will not be allowed.
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Fourteenth: All vents shall rise perpendicular to twelve
3 inches above the fixtures to prevent back water entering vents.
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Fifteenth: No safe waste from any fixture shall connect
5 with any waste pipe or sewer, but such safe waste pipe shall dis-
6 charge into f~ water supplied sink on outside of building, except in
7 case of urinal, which shall be trapped and back wented~
8 Sixteenth: Every water closet, sink, bath tub, basin or
9 other fixturf~, maintained within any house or building that is of
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and is removed or replaced with other fix-
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vented~ in accofdance with this Ordinance. All plumbing or house
drainage worle done to replace any that may be condemned by the Board
of Health or said Inspector, shall be considered as new work and con-
structed in conformity with the requirements of this Ordinance; and
no person, firm or corporation shall connect or cause to be connecte
any plumbing or house drainage work with any cessppol or sewer unles
the said plumbing and house work conforms with the requirements of
this Ordinance.
Seventeenth: The waste pipe from any refrigerator or
other recep1;a:cle in which provisions are stored shall not be con-
nected with a drain, soil pipe or other waste pipe, unless such we,at
pipe is pro1Tided with a trap suitably ventilated and in every case
there shall be an open tray between such trap and such refrigerator.
E:lghteenth: Upon the removal or al tera tion of any build-
ing or the making of any addition thereto, if new plumbing fixtures
are placed in such building, either in the original or altered or
added part thereof, such new fixtures must be properly connected
with and attached to the drainage system in the original parts of
such building and if the fixtures are to be reset, either in the
old or new part of such building, then both such original or addi-
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in all respel~ts, the rules and regulations prescribed in this Ordi-
nance.
Ninetsenth: W hen anything is prohibited in this Ordinance
not only ths person, firm or corporation actually doing the prohib-
ited thing, but also the employees and all other persons actively
concerned therein, shall be liable upon conviction to the penalty
prescribed.
SE:OTION 11: No rain water leader or other conduit for
water shall be connected with any soil or waste pipe.
SE:CTION 12: Soil, waste, vent and gas lines must be pro-
perly strapped and piers placed before the test is made. Piers must
be built of brick or concrete.
SlWTION 13: The following regulatioBs shall govern all
gas fi ttingll wi thin said Oi ty of Arcadia.
The length and minimum size of pipe for gas must be run
in accordance with the following table:
SIZE GREATEST LENGTH: GREATEST NUMBER BURNER .
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3/8 inch (vertical 15 feet 2
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1 inch 75 feet 30
li- inch 100 feet 60
It inch 150 feet 100
2 inches 200 feet 200
Xn estimating the number of lights, use the following
table:
1 burner for each side light or hall drop;
1 burner for each heating stove or drop light;
3 burners for each gas water heater;
:5 burners for each kitchen range.
Sub. 1: The number of lights allowed per 3/8 inch opening
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1 is two using the ordinary gas burner and no 3/8 inch pipe must be
2 run horizontally. No gas pipe of less than 3/8 inch shall be used
3 in piping buildings. No main riser shall be less than i inch and
4 end of same must be located by Inspector. Openings intended for
5 meter connec1;lons must be conveniently located and under the direc-
tion of said Inspector.
Su1). a: All drops must be placed plumb and well secured by
straps solde:~ed to the pipes and screwed to the joists. or drops may
be soldered :Ln if preferred. Bracket openings must also be so se-
cured and r1XCl square with finish.
Sub. 3: The size of the drops must be ~ inch and they shall
extend through the plaster l~ inches and all be alike in length.
Bracket openings must. extend through plaster 1 inch and all open1n~s
must be closed with iron caps.
S~b. 4. For hotels. churches. theaters or public buildings
where a large amount of gas is to be used. the pipes must be of
increased sl.ze and plans of same shall be submitted to the said In-
spector befclre the commencement of work.
S11b. 5: In making alterations or. extensions in a building
or in piping an old building. the same regulations m'!,lst be observed
as innew wo:ck.
Sub. 6: All pipe must be run in a good workmanlike manner.
be well SeCl,lred. and grade towards the meter. There must be no II traps II
nor stoppags of any kind. Unions shall not be used in concealed
25 . work. Split or broken pipes or fittings repaired with cement or
26 lead. or "rustedll to stop leaks. will not.be passed by said Inspecto
27 and no work or alteration shall be made to piping after inspection
28 without due notice and reinspect ion. All testing will be done at a
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inspected and due notice of inspection must be given.
Sub. 7: Gas water heaters must be vented to the open air
either directly through the roof or enter chimney below ceiling. The
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No gas water heater will be allowed in an enclosed closet
or bath rooml3. Instantaneous Automatic heaters must have separate
run to be connected at meter and must be one size larger than outlet
on heater.
SECTION 14: If said Inspector shall find any part of any
gas pipe or gas fittings in and about any building in said City of
Arcadia to be in a condition dangerous to life or property, he shall
notify the owner, tenant or occupant of the building in which such
gas pipe or gas fittings are located to have the defects repaired
immediately and to refrain from using gas by means of said defective
pipe or fit1;ings until the same have been repaired and rendered safe.
Said Inspector shall have the right and power to cause the supply
of gas to bl~ shut off until the necessary repairs are made. Said
Inspector shall give written notice to the person, firm or corpora-
on supplying gas to any such defecti ve pipes or fittings ,. to cease
the supply until the necessary repairs have been made and it shall
be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to furnish gas for
use in or by means of any defective gas pipe or fittings after ha~
ing received such notice until the necessary repairs have been made.
SECTION 15: Any person, firm or corporation violating any
of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be punishable by a fine
not exceed:Lng $300.00 or by imprisonment in the City Jail of said
Ci ty of Ar,~adia for a period not exceeding three months, or by both
such fine and imprisonment and every day during which the work of
plumbing, drainage or gas fitting is continued in violation of this
Ordinance, shall be considered as constituting a new offense and be
punishable as in this Section provided.
SECTION 16: The City Clerk shall certify ,to the adoption
of this Ordinance and shall cause the same to be published once in
The Arcadia Journal, a weekly newspaper published and circulated in
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said City of Arcadia, and thirty days from and after the final pas-
sage thereof, the same shall take effect and be in force~
The foregoing Ordinance was adopted at a regular meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the City of Arcadia, held on the 19th.
day of September, 1923, by the affirmative vote of at least three
Trustees, tQ-wit:
AYES: Trustees
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A.BSENT: Trustees
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and signed and approved this 19th. day of September,
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PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE
OF PLUMBING PERMITS AND '
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