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<br /> lieu of all brass, and in wrought iron work, solid clean See. 16. When galvanized wrOught-iron
<br /> out plu:~s n:r..y be used. for sewer, drain soil or waste pipes, it shall
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<br /> All clean outs shall be of the same size as the pipe quality known as "Standard" thickness, and al
<br /> they serve, and must be placed so as to be accessible. of direction shall be made with "Y"s 1-16,
<br /> S.ec. !2. MATERIAL OF PIPES. Excepting' as fittings, threaded on the inside, &rid so eonst
<br /> provided f~>r in these ru~es, every sewer, drain, soii and to form a bore uniform with the pipe, without
<br /> w~s~.e pipe must be oi either cast-iron, lead, or of gal- or recesses.
<br /> vanized wrou~'ht-iron. pipe, and the fittings to same Where architectural conditions render i
<br /> n~ust be of the same materials, excepting as hereinafer tieable to comply with the strict requirement:
<br /> }~ravided. rules, as pertains to angle of fittings, then
<br /> See. 13. SECURING PIPES AND SIZE OF SOIL. be complied with as nearly as practicable, jus
<br /> No soil pipe of an inside diameer less thgn four inch~,.; quired for east iron.
<br /> shall be permitted. See. 17. LEAD PIPE CONNECTIONS.
<br />' All iron sew.:-rs or drains not trenched, and all soil practicable, and where under these rules a,
<br /> and waste pipes shall be properly fastened and secu='ed ~ons lead waste piye is used, it must inters.
<br /> xxith either heavy bands, wrought-iron sgraps or h:>cks. same angles as given by Ys 1-16, 1-6 and 1
<br /> Ii' hooks are used, they shall be forged ou~ of one piece All connections of lead pipe with eithex
<br /> of iron, and not welded. or galvanized wrought-iron pipe must be
<br /> All outside horizontal and vertical lines of soil and brass ferrules of the same size as the lead pi2
<br /> waste pipes shall be secured with heavy bands, wrought- connected to same by a pipe joint, and b,
<br /> iron straps, wiLh four wood screws to each strap, and caulked with oakum and molten lead.
<br /> the straps placed at intervals not exceeding five feeL. See. 18. NO FLUES FOR SEWER VENT
<br /> Inside lines shall be secured to the approval of the San-. No brick, nor sheet metal, nor earthenware
<br /> itary Inspector. be used as a sewer or drain ventilator nor
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<br /> See. 14. OLD SEWERS. When either an old or a chimney flue be used for this purpose.
<br /> ne~v building is placed in a lot, or when an alteration See. 19. RAIN WATER LEADERS INS
<br /> is made in a building which has an old sewer or drain connecting of rain water leaders, or other ~
<br /> lying within the lines of any part of the foundation, leaders, diroctly or indirectly, with the sev
<br /> then the said sewer or drain must be replaced with ease- Town of Pleasanton is strictly prohibited,
<br /> iron pipe and be run in accordance wi+h these rules mast lead to the open ground or to the stree
<br /> and regulations. See. 20. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
<br /> Sec. 15. COATING OF PIPES. Excepting where Rain water leaders must never be used as a
<br /> galvanized wrought-iron pipe and fittings are used, all or vent pipe, nor shall a soil, waste or vent p:
<br /> east-iron pipes and fittings used for sewer, drain, soil as a rain water leader.
<br /> and waste pipes must be coated both inside and outside All internal leaders must discharge ont{
<br /> with coal tar pitch applied hot. ground or be eartied by an ind~ndent d~
<br /> All vent pipes and fittings to same of an inside street gutter.
<br /> diameter less than two inches shall be of ~:alvanized Intercepting hoppers or slop or scullery
<br /> wrought iron an dmalleable iron, respectively; and shall not be placed on shelves nor on brackets;
<br /> comply with these rules as to angles and the preeipita- devices for the purpose of receiving the disc
<br /> lion of sediment. the leaders,
<br /> Vent pipes may be lead, but only for branehes not See. 21. ALL FIXTURES TO BE TRA]
<br /> exceeding five feet in length and where used to con- VENTED. As provided for in these rules,
<br /> nect with cast or wrought-iron pipe. muet. be effectively trapped and ven~d, an
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