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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCityMgrForm.828.09-05-1973 � y � CITY MANAGER FORM ORDINANCE NO. �'L� AN ORDINANCE REPEALING COMMISSION FORM ORDIN.ANCE NOS. 1795, 1797, 2216 , 2407, AND CITY MAI�TAGER FORM ORDINANCE N0. 410 AND CHAPTER 21, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, KNOWN AS THE "PLUMBING CODE", AND ENACTING IN LIEU THEREOF AN ORDINANCE TO BE KNOWN AND DESIGNATED A5 "THE PLUMBING CODE OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRA.RDEAU� MISSOURI� 1973"� CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING� ADMINI5TRATIVE PROVISIONS, BASIC PLUMBING PRINCIPALS, GENERAL REGULATIONS, MATERIALS, JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS, TR.APS AND CLEANOUTS, INTERCEPTORS, SEPARATOR5, AND BACKWATER VALVE5, PLUMBING FIXTURES, HANGERS AND SUPPORTS, INDIRECT WA5TE PIPING AND SPECIAL WASTE, WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION, DR.AINAGE SY5TEM, VENTS AND VENTING, STORM DRAIN5, MEDICAL CARE FACILITY PLUMBING EQUIPMENT, TESTS �ND MAINTENANCE, 5PECIFICATIONS FOR SANITARY SEWERS, 5PECIFICATIONS FOR STORM 5EWER5 , REGULATION5 GOVERNING INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL, POTABLE WATER SUPPLY 5YSTEM PUMPS, TRAILER PARK PLUMBING 5TANDARDS, WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT, AND ADOPTION OF REFERENCE5; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVI5IONS THEREOF BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: 5ECTION A. Commission Form Ordinance Nos. 1795, 1797, 2216, and 24Q7, and City Manager Form Ordinance N0. 410 , and Chapter 21 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape �irardeau, Missouri, known as the "Plumbing Code" of the City of Cape Girardeau, are hereby repealed and there is hereby enacted in lieu thereof an ordinance to be known and designated as '°The Plumbing Code of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 1973", consisting of thirty-six (36) sections , to read as follows : � � PLUMBING CODE Table Of Contents PAGE ARTICLE I. ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS--------------------------------- 1 SECTION 21-1 Tit1e------------------------------------------------------- 1 21-2 Declaration of Public Necessity----------------------------- 1 21-3 Definitions------------------------------------------------- 1 21-4 Conditions Upon Which Drainage and Plumbing May Be Connected With a Public Sewer-------------------------------- 18 21-5 Sewer and Water Supply Data--------------------------------- 18 A. Public Sewer--------------------------------- - 18 B. Public Water Main---------------------------------------- 19 C. Identical 5tructures------------------------------------- 19 21-6 Inspections and Test Not Required--------------------------- 19 21-7 Defective Plumbing and Drain Laying------------------------- 19 A. Condemnation--------------------------------------------- 19 B. Test----------------------------------------------------- 20 21-8 Penalties--------------------------------------------------- 20 21-9 Office of Plumbing and Sewer Inspection--------------------- 20 A. Establishment-------------------------------------------- 20 B. Duties--------------------------------------------------- 21 21-10 Violations-------------------------------------------------- 21 A. Notice of Violations------------------------------------- 21 B. Immediate ComplianCe------------------------------------- 21 C. Ten Day Compliance--------------------------------------- 22 D. Stop Work Order------------------------------------------ 22 E. Penalties------------------------------------------------ 22 21-11 Board of Examiners------------------------------------------ 22 . A. Creation------------------------------------------------- 22 B. Term, Appointment, Payment, Qualifications--------------- 23 C. Removal-------------------------------------------------- 23 D. Meetings-------------------------------------------------- 23 . E. Duties--------------------------------------------------- 23 21-12 Licenses and Certification---------------------------------- 24 A. Licenses Required---------------------------------------- 24 B. Classifications Requiring Examination-------------------- 24 C. Classifications Requiring Registration------------------- 24 D. Qualifications------------------------------------------- 24 E. Fees----------------------------------------------------- 26 F. Expiration and Renewal----------------------------------- 26 G. Revocation-5uspension------------------------------------ 27 H. Examination and Registration----------------------------- 27 I . Existing Certificate Holders------------------------------ 28 J. Temporary License---------------------------------------- 28 K. Bonds---------------------------------------------------- 29 . L. Exception------------------------------------------------ M. Use of Licensee 's Name by Another------------------------ 30 N. General-------------------------------------------------- 30 21-13 Supervision------------------------------------------------- 30 A. Plumbing Contractors------------------------------------- 30 B. Drain Laying--------------------------------------------- 30 C. Plumbing------------------------------------------------- 30 D. General Supervision-------------------------------------- 31 E. Exceptions----------------------------------------------- 31 21-14 Permits----------------------------------------------------- 31 A. Required------------------------------------------------- 31 B. Issued to Whom------------------------------------------- 32 C. Fees----------------------------------------------------- 32 ARTICLE II. BASIC PLUMBING PRINCIPALS-------------------------------- 34 SECTION 21-15 Basic Plumbing Principals----------------------------------- 34 A. A1.1 occupied Premises Shall Have Potable Water----------- 34 B . Adequate Water Required---------------------------------- 35 C. Hot Water Required--------------------------------------- 35 D. Water Conservation--------------------------------------- 35 i. � � SECTION PAGE E. 5afety Devices------------------------------------------- 35 F. Use Public 5ewer Where Available------------------------- 35 G. Required Plumbing Fixtures------------------------------- 35 H. Drainage 5ystem------------------------------------------ 35 I . Durable Materials and Good Workmanship------------------- 35 J. Fixture Traps-------------------------------------------- 36 K. Trap Seals Shall be Protected---------------------------- 36 L. Exhaust Foul Air to Outside------------------------------ 36 M. Test the Pumping 5ystem---------------------------------- 36 N. Exclude Certain Substances From the Plumbing System------ 36 O. Prevent Contamination------------------------------------ 36 P. Light and Ventilation--------------------------- 36 Q. Individual Sewage Disposal 5ystems----------------------- 36 R. Prevent Sewer Flooding----------------------------------- 36 S . Proper Maintenance--------------------------------------- 36 T. Fixtures 5hall be Accessible----------------------------- 37 U. Structural Safety---------------------------------------- 37 V. Project Ground and Surface t�Jater------------------------- 37 ARTICLE III . GENERAL REGULATION5------------------------------------- 37 SECTION 21-16 General Regulations----------------------------------------- 37 A. Public Provisions---------------------------------------- 37 B . Conformance with Code------------------------------------ 37 C. Plumbing Materials and Plumk�ing 5ystems------------------ 37 1. Changes in Direction--------------------------------- 37 2. Fittings and Connections----------------------------- 38 3. Repairs and Alterations------------------------------ 39 4 . Sewer and Water Pipe--------------------------------- 39 5. Trenching, Bedding, Tunneling and Backfilling-------- 39 6. Tunneling-------------------------------------------- 40 7. Backfilling------------------------------------------ 40 8 . Backfill Material------------------------------------- 40 9 . Safety Precautions----------------------------------- 40 10 . Safety----------------------------------------------- 40 11. Workmanship------------------------------------------ 40 12 . Good Repair and Safe Structural Condition------------ 41 13 . Notification of Owner-------------------------------- 41 14. Poor Workmanship------------------------------------- 41 15 . Responsibility of Licensee--------------------------- 41 16. Protection of Pipes---------------------------------- 42 17. �xclusion of Materials Detrimental to the------------ 42 Sewerage System 18. Industrial Wastes------------------------------------ 42 19 . Sleeves---------------------------------------------- 43 20 . Ratproofing------------------------------------------ 43 21. Used Materials or Equipment-------------------------- 43 22 . Condemned Equipment---------------------------------- 43 23. Freezing--------------------------------------------- 43 24. Protection of Footings------------------------------- 43 25. Connections to Plumbing Systems Reguired------------- 43 26. Connection to Water and Sewer System----------------- 44 27 . Washroom and Toilet Room Requirements---------------- 44 28 . Piping Measurements---------------------------------- 44 29 . Water Closet Connections----------------------------- 44 30. Dead Ends-------------------------------------------- 45 31. Toilet Facilities for Workmen------------------------ 45 32 . Protection of Water Tanks and Food 5upplyT----------- 45 33. 5tormwater and Sub-soil Drains----------------------- 45 ARTICLE IV. SPECIFIC REGULATIONS------------------------------------- 45 SECTION 21-17 Materials--------------------------------------------------- 45 A. Minimum Standards---------------------------------------- 45 B . General Requirements------------------------------------- 45 C. 5tandards Applicable to Plumbing Materials--------------- 46 D. Special Materials---------------------------------------- 47 1. Lead------------------------------------------------- 47 2 . Copper----------------------------------------------- 47 3 . Calking Ferrules------------------------------------- 47 4 . 5oldering Bushings----------------------------------- 48 ii . � � SECTION PAGE 5 . Floor Flanges---------------------------------------- 48 6. Cleanout Plugs--------------------------------------- 48 7. Flush Pipes and Fittings----------------------------- 48 E. Alternate Materials and Methods-------------------------- 48 l. Existing Buildings----------------------------------- 48 2 . Approval--------------------------------------------- 49 3 . Tests------------------------------------------------ 49 4 . Test Procedure--------------------------------------- 49 5. Repeated Tests--------------------------------------- 49 6. Mobile Homes----------------------------------------- 50 7. Travel Trailers-------------------------------------- 50 F. Approval Materials--------------------------------------- 50 l. Periodic Review-------------------------------------- 50 2 . 5pecific Usage--------------------------------------- 50 21-18 Joints and Connections-------------------------------------- 54 A. Tightness------------------------------------------------ 54 B. Types of Joints for Piping Materials--------------------- 54 C. Mechanical (Flexible or Slip Joint) ---------------------- 56 D. Tapered Couplings---------------------------------------- 57 E. Welded Joints-------------------------------------------- 57 F. Plastic-------------------------------------------------- 57 G. 51ip----------------------------------------------------- 57 H. Expansion------------------------------------------------ 57 I . Types of Joints Between Different Piping Materials------- 57 J. Connections Between Drainage Piping and------------------ 59 Certain Fixtures K. Waterproofing of Openings-------------------------------- 59 L. Prohibited Joints and Connections , Drainage 5ystem------- 59 M. Increasers and Reducers---------------------------------- 59 21-19 Traps and Cleanouts----------------------------------------- 59 A. 5eparate Traps for Each Fixture-------------------------- 59 B. Size of Fixture Traps----------------- 60 ------------------- C. General Requirements for Traps--------------------------- 61 D. Drainage Pipe Cleanouts------------------------------�--- 6I E. Acid Resisting Traps------------------------------------- 63 21-20 Interceptors , Separators, and Backwater Valves-------------- 63 A. Interceptors and Separators------------------------------ 63 B. Grease Interceptors-------------------------------------- 64 C. Sand Interceptors---------------------------------------- 64 D. Venting of Interceptors and 5eparators------------------- 64 E. Interceptors and Separators to be Accessible------------- 64 F. Efficiency of Interceptors------------------------------- 64 G. Laundries------------------------------------------------ 65 H. Bottling Establishments---------------------------------- 65 I . Slaughter Houses----------------------------------------- 65 J. Maintenance of Interceptors and Separators--------------- 65 K. Oi1 and Flammable Liquids Separator---------------------- 65 21-21 Plumbing Fixtures------------------------------------------- 67 A. Fixture Materials---------------------------------------- 67 B. Materials for Special Use Fixtures----------------------- 67 C. Overflows------------------------------------------------ 67 D. Installation of Fixtures--------------------------------- 67 E . Water Supply Protection---------------------------------- 68 F. Prohibited Fixtures-------------------------------------- 68 G. Water Closets-------------------------------------------- 69 H. Urinals-------------------------------------------------- 69 I . Flushing Devices for Water Closets and Urinals----------- 70 J. Fixtures to have Strainers------------------------------- 71 K. Lavatories----------------------------------------------- 71 L. Bathtubs------------------------------------------------- 71 M. Showers-------------------------------------------------- 71 N. Sinks. Sink Waste Outlets------------------------------- 72 O. Food Waste Grinder Units--------------------------------- 73 P. Drinking Fountains--------------------------------------- 73 Q. Floor Drains--------------------------------------------- 73 . . R. Dishwashing Machines------------------------------------- 74 S. 1Multiple Type Fixtures----------------------------------- 74 T. Garbage Can Washers-------------------------------------- 74 U. Laundry Trays--------------------------------------------- 74 V. Automatic Clothes Washers-------------------------------- 74 W. Special Plumbing Fixtures-------------------------------- 75 X. Minimum Plumbing Facilities------------------------------ 75 iii . � � SECTION PAGE 21-22 Hangers and Supports---------------------------------------- 78 A. Attachment to Building----------------------------------- �g B. VertiCal Piping------------------------------------------ 78 C. Horizontal Piping---------------------------------------- 78 D. In Ground------------------------------------------------ 78 E . Material------------------------------------------------- 78 F . Strain and Stresses in Pipe------------------------------ 78 G. Base of 5tacks------------------------------------------- 79 21-23 Indirect Waste Piping and 5pecial Waste--------------------- '79 A. Indirect Waste------------------------------------------- 79 B. Installation of Indirect Waste Piping-------------------- 80 . C. Air Gap and Air Break------------------------------------ gp D. Receptors or Sumps--------------------------------------- 81 E. Clear Water Wastes--------------------------------------- gl F. Waste Water Temperature---------------------------------- 82 G. Special Wastes------------------------------------------- 82 H. Swimming Pools------------------------------------------- 82 21-24 Water Supply and Distribution------------------------------- 83 A. Quality of Water Supply---------------------------------- g3 B. Identification of Potable and Non-Potable Water---------- 83 C. Water Required------------------------------------------- 83 D. Protection of Potable Water Supply----------------------- g3 1. General---------------------------------------------- 83 2. Interconnections------------------------------------- 83 3. Cross Connection Control----------------------------- 83 4. Individual Water Supplies---------------------------- 83 5. Toxic Materials-------------------------------------- 83 6 . Chemicals and Other 5ubstances----------------------- g4 7. Painting of Water Tanks------------------------------ 84 8. Used Piping------------------------------------------ 84 9 . Connections to Feed Water Systems-------------------- 84 10. Prohibited Connections to Fixtures and Equipment----- 84 11. Refrigerating Unit Condensers and Cooling Jackets---- 84 E. Protection Against Backflow and Backsiphonage------------ 85 l. Water Outlets---------------------------------------- 85 2 . Minimum Required Air Gap----------------------------- g5 3. 5ide Walls, Ribs, Similar Obstructions--------------- 86 4. Vertical walls , ribs, similar obstructions----------- 86 5. Devices for the Protection of Potable Water Supply--- 86 6. Approval of Devices---------------------------------- 86 7. Protective Devices Required-------------------------- 86 8. Connections Subject to Back Pressure----------------- 87 F. Installation of Devices---------------------------------- gg G. Tanks and Vats - Below Rim 5upply------------------------ 88 H. Separation of Water Service from Building 5ewer---------- 88 I. Water Service Near Sources of Pollution------------------ 89 J. Stop and Waste Valves Prohibited------------------------- 8g K. Water Pumping and Storage Equipment---------------------- 89 L. Water Pressure Booster Systems--------------------------- gg M. Disinfection of Potable Water System--------------------- 91 N. Water Supply System Materials---------------------------- gl O. A1lowance for Character of Soi1. and Water---------------- 93 P. Water Supply Control------------------------------------- 94 Q. Water Suppl.y Distribution-------------------------------- 94 R. Procedure in Sizing the Water Distribution 5ystem-------- 95 S . Hot Water Distribution----------------------------------- 97 T . Safety Devices------------------------------------------- 97 U. Miscellaneous-------------------------------------------- 99 21-25 Drainage System----------------------------------------------100 A. Materials------------------------------------------------100 B. Building Sewers and Drains-------------------------------101 C. Fixture Units--------------------------------------------103 D. Determining Size of Drainage System----------------------105 E. Sizing of Offsets on Drain�ge Piping---------------------107 F. Building Sumps-------------------------------------------108 21-26 Vents and Venting-------------------------------------------110 A. Materials------------------------------------------------110 B. Protection of Trap Seals---------------------------------110 C. Vent Stacks and Stack Vents------------------------------110 D. Vent Terminals-------------------------------------------111 E. Frost Closure--------------------------------------------112 iv. � � SECTION PAGE F. Vent Grades and Connections------------------------------112 G. Fixtures Back-to-Back------------------------------------11.3 H. Fixture Vents--------------------------------------------113 I. Common Vents---------------------------------------------113 J. Wet Venting----------------------------------------------114 K. 5tack Venting. One Bathroom Group------------------------114 L. Individual Fixture Reventing-----------------------------115 M. Venting of Sumps-----------------------------------------115 N. Relief Vents------------------------------ 11.6 --------------- O. Selecting 5ize of Vent Piping----------------------------117 21-27 5torm Drains------------------------------------------------119 A. General--------------------------------------------------119 B. Materials------------------------------------------------119 C. Traps on Storm Drains and Leaders------------------------120 D. Leaders (Conductors) and Connections---------------------120 E. Roof Drains----------------------------------------------121 F. Size of Leaders and Storm Drains-------------------------121 G. 5ize of Horizontal 5torm Drains--------------------------122 H. Size of Combined Drains and Sewer------------------------122 I. Values for Continuous Flow-------------------------------122 21-28 Medical Care Facility Plumbing Equipment--------------------123 A. General--------------------------------------------------123 B. Prohibited Use of Clinic Sinks and Service Sinks---------123 C. Location of Ice Making Machines--------------------------123 D. Sterilizer Equipment Requirements------------------------123 E. Special Installation Requirements------------------------124 F. Plumbing in Mental Hospitals-----------------------------124 G. Ice Storage Chest Drains---------------------------------124 H. Bedpan Washers and Clinic Sinks--------------------------124 I. 5terilizer Wastes----------------------------------------124 J. Aspirators-----------------------------------------------126 K. Vacuum Systems Stations----------------------------------126 L. Bottle Systems-------------------------------------------126 M. Central Disposal 5ystem Equipment------------------------126 N. Central Vacuum or Disposal Systems-----------------------127 O. Water Systems for Space Cooling and Heating--------------127 Condensate Drains P. Vent Material--------------------------------------------127 Q. Vent Connections Prohibited------------------------------127 R. Local Vents and Stacks-----------------------------------128 S. Sterilizer Vents and Stacks------------------------------128 T. 5terilizer Vent Stack 5izes------------------------------129 U. Radioactive Materials------------------------------------130 V. Hot Water Heater and Tanks-------------------------------130 W. Hot Water 5upply System----------------------------------130 X. Vacuum Breaker Installations-----------------------------131 Y. Prohibited Water Closet and Clinic Sink Supply-----------131 Z . 5pecial Equipment, Water Supply Protection---------------131 AA. Valve Leakage Diverter-----------------------------------132 BB. Miscellaneous--------------------------------------------132 21-29 Tests and Maintenance---------------------------------------132 A. Exposure of Work-----------------------------------------132 B. Equipment, Material and Labor for Tests------------------132 C. Testing of Plumbing or Drainage 5ystem-------------------133 D. Methods of Testing Drainage and Vent Systems-------------133 E. Methods of Testing Water 5upply Systems------------------134 F. Defective Plumbing---------------------------------------134 G. Maintenance----------------------------------------------134 21-30 Specifications for 5anitary 5ewers--------------------------134 A. General Requirements-------------------------------------134 l. Jurisdiction-----------------------------------------134 2 . Approval of Sewer Plans------------------------------134 3. Public Sewer-----------------------------------------135 4. 5upervision of Construction--------------------------135 5. Recommended 5pecification for the Use of La�er-------135 Aligning Equipment 6. Inspection-------------------------------------------136 7. Standards--------------------------------------------136 8. Acceptance-------------------------------------------136 v. � � SECTION PAGE B. 5ewer Pipe Materials-------------------------------------136 l. Cement-----------------------------------------------136 2. 5and-------------------------------------------------136 3 . Coarse Aggregate-------------------------------------136 4. Water------------------------------------------------137 5. Reinforcing Bars-------------------------------------137 6. Brick------------------------------------------------137 7. Vitrified Clay Sewer Pipe--------------------- -------137 8. Reinforced and Plain Concrete Pipe-------------------138 9 . Alternate Types Pipe---------------------------------138 10 . Cast Iron--------------------------------------------138 11. Handling Materials-----------------------------------139 C. Excavation, Backfill, Manholes and Pipe Laying-----------139 1. Classifications of Excavation------------------------139 2. Work Included----------------------------------------139 3. Method of Excavation---------------------------------140 4. Excavation for Pipe Sewers---------------------------140 5. Surface to be Kept in Passable Condition-------------141 6 . Bracing and Shoring----------------------------------141 7. Excavation for Manholes and Inlets-------------------141 8. Removing and Replacing Pavement----------------------142 9 . Preparation of Subgrade------------------------------142 10. Pipe Sewers------------------------------------------143 (a) Shaping trench bottom----------------------------143 (b) Laying-------------------------------------------143 (c) Backfilling--------------------------------------143 (d) Curved Pipe, Reducers and Expanders,-------------144 Pipe Ends (e) Cast Iron Pipe - Concrete encasement of Pipe-----144 11. Mortar-----------------------------------------------145 12. Brick Masonry----------------------------------------145 1.3 . Concrete---------------------------------------------146 14. Work in Freezing Weather-----------------------------146 15. Manholes---------------------------------------------146 16. Laying Brick-----------------------------------------147 17. Manhole Heights--------------------------------------148 18. Steps------------------------------------------------148 19 . Manhole Frames and Covers----------------------------148 20 . Backfilling------------------------------------------148 21. Removing Bracing-------------------------------------150 22 . After Settlement of Surface--------------------------150 23. Final Cleaning of Sewers-----------------------------150 24. Disposal of Surplus Excavation-----------------------150 25. Inlets-----------------------------------------------151 26 . Existing 5treet Surfaces----------------------------- 151 27. Inlet Stones and 5ills------------------------------- 151 28 . In1.et Pipes------------------------------------------ 151 D. Special Details------------------------------------------ 152 E. Prevailing Wage Law-------------------------------------- 153 F. General Provisions--------------------------------------- 154 G. Test of Defective Plumbing------------------------------- 155 H. Septic Tank By-Pass-------------------------------------- 155 I . Swimming Pools------------------------------------------- 155 . J. Sanitary Building Sewer Grade---------------------------- 155 K. Sanitary Building Sewer Connections to Main-------------- 155 L. Building 5ewer Connections--------------------------- 156 M. Regulations for Opening and Excavating of Streets anc�--- 156 ResurfaCing of Excavations 21-31 5pecifications for Storm Sewers----------------------------- 159 A. Approval of 5ewer Plans---------------------------------- 159 21-32 Regulations Governing Individual Sewage Disposal------------ 159 Systems for Homes and Other Establishments Where Public Sewage Systems are not Available A. General Provisions--------------------------------------- 159 B. Type of System ------------------------------------------ 161 C. Sanitary Sewage------------------------------------------ 161 . D. Discharge------------------------------------------------ 161 E. Alternate Design----------------------------------------- 161 F. Location of Individual Sewage System--------------------- 163 vi . � � SECTION PAGE G. Rules and Res�ulations for Percolation Tests--------------163 H. Capacity of Septic Tanks---------------------------------166 I . Absorption Trenches--------------------------------------168 J. Piping Material------------------------------------------169 K. 5and Filters---------------------------------------------169 L. Scavengers------------------------------------------------170 21-33 Potable T�Tater Supply 5ystem Pumps---------------------------171 A. General Regulation---------------------------------------171 B. Quantity of Water Required-------------------------------171 C. Pressure---�---------------------------------------------172 D. Piping Materials-----------------------------------------172 E . Storage Tanks--------------------------------------------172 F. Pumps----------------------------------------------------173 G. Pump Down Control----------------------------------------173 H. Controls - Devices---------------------------------------173 I. Well Terminal--------------------------------------------174 J. Vents----------------------------------------------------176 K. Pump Bearing Lubrication---------------------------------176 L. Water Level Measurement----------------------------------176 M. Prohibited Pumps-----------------------------------------176 N . Pum Housin -------------177 p g-------------------------------- O. Cross Connection-----------------------------------------177 21-34 Trailer Park Plumbing 5tandards-----------------------------177 A. Inspector------------------------------------------------177 B. Definitions----------------------------------------------177 C. Standards------------------------------------------------178 D. Materials------------------------------------------------179 E. Sewer----------------------------------------------------179 F. Water Distributing System--------------------------------181 G. Gas Distribution 5ystem----------------------------------182 . H. Testing--------------------------------------------------182 I . Sanitary Facilities--------------------------------------183 J. Maintenance----------------------------------------------184 K. Responsibility - Violations - Operator's-----------------184 Responsibility 21-35 Water Heater Replacement-Permits-Inspections-Bonds----------184 and Fees A. Registration and Bond Required---------------------------1�4 B. Special Use Permit Required------------------------------184 C. Permit and Inspection Fees-------------------------------184 D. Defective Installation-----------------------------------185 E . Violation, Notice of-------------------------------------185 F. Penalties------------------------------------------------185 G. Ten (10) Day Notice--------------------------------------185 H. Single Family Dwellings----------------------------------185 I . Materials and Use of Materials---------------------------185 J. Inspection and Approval Install.ation---------------------186 K. Failure to Request Inspection----------------------------186 21-36 Adoption of References--------------------------------------186 A. General---------------------------------------------------186 B. Codes, Standards , Regulations , etc.----------------------187 vii . � � _ _ _ P LUMB I NG CQI�E ARTICLE I. ADMINISTRATIVE PROVZSIONS Sec. 21-1. Title. This chapter shall. be known and may be cited as the "Plumbing Code of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. " Sec. 21-2 . Declaration of Public Necessity . In accordance with Chapter 341, Revised Statutes of Missouri 1969, as amended, it is hereby found and determined that the adoption of a "Plumbing Code" is necessary for the promotion of the public health and satety of the citizens of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, and this Code is enacted pursuant to the provisions of Section 341. 060 RSMo 1969 , as amended. Sec. 21-3. Definitions . A. General Rules . For the purpose of this ordinance , certain terms and words are hereby defined. Words used in the present tense shall include the future; the singular number shall include the plural and the plural the singular. B. General. For the purpose of this Code, the following terms shall have the meaning indicated in this section. l. Absorption Field - An interconnected system of two (2) or more absorption trenches which receives the effluent from a septic tank or individual sewage treatment plant. 2. Absorption Trench - A trench designed to allow the absorption of the effluent from a septic tank or individual sewage treatment plant into the sub-surface ground. 3. Administrative Authority - The individual official, board, department or agency established and authorized by a state, county, city or other political subdivision created by law to administer and enforce the provisions of the plumbing code as adopted or amended. 4. Air Break (Drainage 5ystem) - A piping arrangement in which a drain from a fixture, appliance, or device discharges indirectly into another fixture, recepticle, or interceptor at a point below the flood level rim. � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 5. Air Gap (Drainage System) - The unobstructed vertical distance through the free atmosphere between the outlet of waste pipe and the flood level rim of the receptacle into which it is discharging. 6 . Air Gap (Water Distribution 5ystem) - The unobstructed vertical distanCe through the free atmosphere between the lowest opening from any pipe or faucet supplying water to a tank, plumbing fixture or other device and the flood level rim of the receptacle. 7. Anchors - See Supports . 8. Approved - Accepted or acceptable under an applicable specification stated or cited in this Code, or accepted as suitable for the purposed use under procedures and powers of the Inspector. 9 . Area Drain - A receptacle designed to collect surface or storm water from an open area. 10 . Aspirator - A fitting or device supplied with water or other fl.uid under positive pressure which passes through an integral orifice or "constriction" causing a vacuum. 11. Autopsy Table - A fixture or table used for the postmortum examination of a body. 12. Backflow - The flow of water or other liquid, mixtures, or substances into the distributing pipes of a potable supply of water from any source or sources other than its intended source. Back-siphonage is one type of backflow. 13. Backflow Connection - Any arrangement whereby backflow can occur. 14. Backflow Preventer - A device or means to prevent backf low. 15. Backflow Prevented, Reduced Pressure Zone Type - An assembly of differential valves and check valves inCluding an auto- matically opened spillage port to the atmosphere. 16 . Back-Siphonage - The flowing back of used, contaminated, or polluted water from a plumbing fixture or vessel or other sources into a potable water supply pipe due to a negative pressure in such pipe . 2 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 17. Battery of Fixtures - Any group of two or more similar adjacent fixtures which discharge into a common horizontal waste or soil branch. 18 . Bedpan Steamer - A fixture used for scalding bedpans or urinals by direct application of steam. 19 . Bedpan Washer - A fixture designed to wash bedpans and to flush the contents into the soil drainage system. It may also provide for steaming the utensils with steam or hot water. 20 . Bedpan [aasher Hose - l�, device supplied with hot and cold water and located adjacent to a water closet or clinic sink to be used for cleansing bedpans . 21. Boiler Blow-Off- An outlet on a boiler to permit emptying or discharge of sediment. 22. Boiler Blow-Off Tank - A vessel designed to receive the discharge from a boiler blow-off outlet and to Cool the discharge to a tempe�ature which permits its safe discharge to the drainage system. 23. Branch - Any part of the piping system other than a riser, main or stack. 24. Branch, Fixture - See Fixture Branch. 25. Branch, Horizontal - See Horizontal Branch. 26 . Branch Interval - A distanae along a soil or waste stack corresponding in general to a story height, but in no case less than 8 feet, within which the horizontal branches from one floor or story of a building are connected to the stack. 27. Branch Vent - A vent connecting one or more individual vents with a vent stack or stack vent. 28. Building - A structure enclosed within exterior walls or fire walls, built, erected and framed of component structural parts, designed for the housing, shelter, enclosure and support of individuals, animals or property of any kind. 29 . Building Classification - The arrangement adopted by the Administrative Authority for the designation of buildings in classes according to occupancy. 3 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 30. Building Drain - That part of the lowest piping of a drainage system which received the discharge from soil, waste and other drainage pipes inside the walls of the building and conveys it to the building sewer beginning 3 feet outside the building wall. 31. Building Drain-Combined - A building drain which conveys both sewage and storm water or other dr�.inage. 32. Buil.ding Drain-Sanitary - A buil.ding drain which conveys sewage only. 33 . Building Drain-Storm - A building drain which conveys storm water or other drainage but no sewage. 34. Building 5ewer - That part of the drainage system which extends from the end of the building drain and Conveys its discharge to a public sewer, private sewer, individual sewage-disposal system, or other point of disposal. 35. Building Sewer-Combined - A building sewer which conveys both sewage and storm water or other drainage. 36 . Building 5ewer-5anitary - A building sewer which conveys sewage only. 37. Building 5ewer-Storm - A building sewer which conveys storm water or other drainage but no sewage . 38. Building Subdrain - That portion of a drainage system which does not drain by gravity into the building sewer. 39 . Building Trap - A device, fitting, or assembly of fittings installed in the building drain to prevent circulation of air between the drainage system of the buil.ding and the building sewer. 40 . Cesspool - A lined and covered excavation in the ground which received the discharge of domestic sewage or other organic wastes from a drainage system, so designed as to retain the organic matter and solids, but permitting the liquids to seep through the bottom and sides . 41. Circuit Vent - A branch vent that serves two or more traps and extends from the downstream side of the highest fixture connection of a horizontal branch to the vent stack. 4. � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 42 . Code - These regulations, subsequent amendments thereto, or any emergency ru].e or regulation which the Inspector having jurisdiction may lawfully adopt . 43. Combination Fixture - A fixture combining one sink and laundry tray or a two or three compartment sink or l.aundry tray in one unit. 44. Combined Building Drain - 5ee Building Drain-Combined. 45. Combined Building 5ewer - See Building Sewer-Combined. 46 . Combination 6Vaste and Vent 5ystem - A specially designed system of waste piping embodying the horizontal wet venting of one or more sinks or floor drains by means of a common waste and vent pipe adequately sized to provide free movement of air above the flow line of the drain. 47. Clinic Sink (Bedpan Hopper) - A sink designed primarily to receive wastes from bedpans provided with a flush rim, integral trap with a visible trap seal, having the same flushing and cleansing characteristics as a water closet. 48. Common Vent - A vent connecting at the junction of two fixture drains and serving as a vent for both fixture drains . 49 . Conductor - See Leader. 50 . Continuous Vent - A vertical vent that is a continuation of the drain to which it connects . 51. Continuous Waste - A drain from two or more fixtures connected to a single trap. 52 . Cross Connection - Any physical connection or arrangement between two othezwise separate piping systems, one of which contains potable water and the other either water of unknown or questionable safety or steam, gas, or chemical whereby there may be a flow from one system to the other, the direction of flow depending on the pressure differential between the two systems . (5ee Backflow and Back-Siphonage. ) 53. Dead End - A branch leading from a soil, waste, or vent pipe, building drain, or building sewer, and terminating at a developed length of 2 feet or more by means of a plug, cap, or other closed fitting. 5 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 54 . Department Having Jurisdiction - See Administrative Authority. 55. Developed Length - The length of a pipe line measured along the center line of the pipe and fittings. 56. Diameter - The nominal diameter as designated commercially. 57. Double Offset - Two changes of direction installed in succession or series in a continuous pipe. 58 . Downspout - 5ee Leader. 59 . Domestic Sewage - The water-borne wastes derived from ordinary living processes . 60 . Drain - Any pipe which carries waste water or water-borne wastes in a building drainage system. 61. . Drain Pan - A drain pan, or a safe pan, in a waterproof pan placed under such fixtures as stal.l showers , floor drains , aerating sprays to prevent seepage to lower floors. 62 . Drainage Pipe- See Drainage System. 63. Drainage 5ystem - Includes all the piping, within public or private premises , which conveys sewage, rain water, or other liquid wastes to a point of disposal. It daes not include the mains of a public sewer system or private or public sewage-treatment or disposal plant. Neither does this apply to plumbing appliances or devices that are covered by standards or which are acceptable to the Inspector. 64 . Drainage System, Buil.ding Gravity - A drainage system which drains by gravity into the building sewer. 65. Drainage 5ystem, 5ub-Building - See Building 5ubdrain. 66. Dry Well - See Leaching Well. 67 . Dual Vent - See Common Vent. 68. Durham 5ystem - A term used to describe soil or waste systems where all piping is of threaded pipe, tube, or other such rigid construction, using recessed drainage fittings to correspond to the types of piping. 69 . Dwell.ing Unit - One or more rooms with provision for living, sanitary and sleeping facilities arranged for the use of one family or individual. 6 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 70 . Ef£ective Opening - The minimum cross-sectional area at the point of water supply discharge, measured or expressed in terms of (1) diameter of a circle, or (2) if the opening is not circular, the diameter of a circle of equivalent cross-sectional area. 71. Engineer - Except where otherwise indicated shall mean City Engineer of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri . 72. Existing Work - A plumbing system or any part thereof installed prior to the effective date of this Code. 73. Final Inspection - Final inspection, as applied to plumbing shall mean inspection of the complete installation including the setting and connection of all fixtures , piping, equipment appurtenances, and apparatus ready for its intended use. 74. Fire Line - A system of pipes and equipment used exclusively to supply water for extinguishing fires . 75. Fixture - See Plumbing Fixture. 76. Fixture Branch - A pipe connecting several fixtures . 77. Fixture Drain - The drain from the trap of a fixture to the junction of that drain with any other drain pipe. 78. Fixture 5upply - The water supply pipe connecting a fixture to a branch water supply pipe or directly to a main water supply pipe. 79 . Fixture Unit (Drainage - d. f.u. ) - A measure of the probable discharge into the drainage system by various types of plumbing fixtures . The drainage fixture-unit value for a particular fixture depends on its volume rate of drainage discharge, on the time duration of a single drainage operation, and on the average time between successive operations . 80 . Fixture Unit (Supply - s. f.u. ) - A measure of the probable hydraulic demand on the water supply by various types of plumbing fixtures. The supply fixture-unit value for a particular fixture depends on its volume rate of supply, on the time duration of a single supply operation, and on the average time between successive operations . 81. Flood Level - See Flood Level Rim. 82. Flood Level Rim - The edge of the receptacle from which water overflows. 7 . � � (5ec. 21-3 B) 83. Flooded - The condition which results when the liquid in a container or receptacle rises to the flood-level rim. 84, Floor Drain - A floor drain is a drain installed to collect washings or surplus waste water from a floor surface. 85. Flow Pressure - The pressure in the water supply pipe near the fauCet or water outlet whil.e the faucet or water outlet is wide-open and flowing. 86. Flushing Type Floor Drain - A floor drain which is equipped with an integral water supply, enabling flushing of the drain receptor and trap. 87� Flush Value - A device located at the bottom of a tank for flushing water cl.osets and similar fixtures . 8g. Flushometer Valve - A device which discharges a predetermined quantity of water to fixtures for flushing purposes and is closed by direct water pressure. $9,. Frostproof Closet - A hopper with no water in the bowl and with the trap and water supply control valve located below frost line. 9d . Garage Trap - 5ee Interceptor. �1• Generally Accepted Standards - A specification, standard, rule, guide, or procedure in the field of construction or related thereto, generally recognized and aCcepted as authoritative. 92 •. Grade - The fall (slope) of a line of pipe in reference to a horizontal plane. In drainage it is usually expressed as the fall in a fraction of an inch per foot length of pipe. 93 • Grease Interceptor - See Interceptors . 94. Grease Trap - 5ee Interceptor. 95. Hangers - See Supports . 96 . Horizontal Branch Drain - A drain branch pipe extending laterally from a soil or waste stack or building drain, with or without vertical sections or branches, which receives the discharge from one or more fixture drains and conducts it to the soil or waste stack or to the building drain. 97. Horizontal Pipe - Any pipe or fitting which makes an angle of less than 45 degrees with the horizontal. 8. � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 98. Hot Wate� - Water at a temperature of not less than 120 degrees F. 99. House Drain - See Building Drain. 100 . House 5ewer - See Building Sewer. 101. House Trap - See Building Trap. 102. Individual Sewage Disposal System - A system for disposal of domestic sewage by means of a septic tank, cesspool. or mechanical treatment, designed for use apart from a public sewer to serve a single establishment or building. 103, Indirect Waste Pipe - A waste pipe which does not connect directly with the drainage system, but which discharges into the drainage system through an air break or air gap into a trap, fixture, receptor or interceptor. 104. Zndividual Vent - A pipe installed to vent a fixture drain. It connects with the vent system above the fixture served or terminates outside the building into the open air. 105. Individual Water Supply - A supply other than an approved public water supply which serves one or more families . 106 , Industrial Wastes - Liquid or liquid borne wastes resulting from the processes employed in industrial and commercial establishments. 1.07. Insanitary - Contrary to sanitary principles - injurious to health. i08. Inspector - Plumbing Inspector �09 • Installed - Altered, changed or a new installation. 110 . Interceptors - A device designed and install.ed so as to separate and retain deleterious, hazardous, or undesirable matter from normal wastes while permitting normal sewage or liquid wastes to discharge into the drainage system by gravity. ��1•. Lateral 5ewer - A lateral sewer is any sewer designed to receive and convey the drainage from two or more house or building sewers but does not receive the drainage from any other lateral sewer. Lateral sewers shall be a minimum of 6 inches diameter. 112. Lawn 5prinkling Systems - A lawn sprinkling system is a system for supplying water to spray lawns , golf links , parks and the like. 9 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 113 . Leaching Well or Pit - A pit or receptacle having porous walls which permit the contents to seep into the ground. 114. Leader - A vertical drainage pipe tor conveying storm water from roof or gutter drains to the building storm drain, combined building sewer, or other means of disposal. 115. Liquid Waste - The discharge from any fixture, appliance, area or appurtenance, which does not contain fecal matter. 116 . Load Factor - The percentage of the tatal connected fixture unit flow which is likely to occur at any point in the drainage system. .117. Local Ventilating Pipe - A pipe on the fixture side of the trap through which vapor or foul air is removed from a fixture. 118. Looped Vent - A system of venting which is connected above the flow line of the building drain. The looped vent must be connected into the building drain at least five (5) feet downstream from any waste connection. 119 , Main - The principal. pipe arte�y to which branches may be connected. 120, Main Sewer - 5ee Public 5ewer. 121. Main Vent - The principal artery of the venting system to which vent branches may be connected. 122• Master Drainlayer - A Master Drainl.ayer is a qualified and licensed person who assumes responsible charge and direction of other persons in the installation of drains and sewers, and is skilled in the planning, superintending, and installing of sewer and drain facilities . ].23. Master Plumber - A Master Plumber is a qualified and licensed person who assumes responsible charge and direction of other persons in the install.ation of plumbing and drainage, and is skilled in the planning, superintending, and installing of plumbing and drainage. 124. Multiple Dwelling - Building containing two or more dwelling units . 10 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 125 . Minor Repairs - The term minor repairs shall be construed to mean repairs within the interior of any building to leaks in drains , pipes , traps and cocks, opening waste or supply pipe, traps or drains, and repairing broken tixtures or frozen pipes or the opening or cleaning of privately owned service sewer lines . 126 . Non-Potable Water - Water not safe for drinking, personal or culinary use. 127 . Nuisance - Public nuisance as known at common law or in equity jurisprudence; whatever is dangerous to human life or detrimental to health; whatever building, structure, or premises is not sufficiently ventilated, sewered, drained, cleaned, or lighted, in reference to its intended or actual use; and whatever renders the air or human food or drink or water supply unwholesome. 128 . Offset - A combination of elbows or bends which brings one section of the pipe out of line but into a line parallel with the other section. 129 . Oil Interceptor - See Interceptor. 13b . Person - A natural person, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, and includes a firm, partnership or corporation, its or their successors or assigns. Singular includes plural; male includes female. 131. Pitch - See Grade. 132. Plumbing - The practice, material.s, and fixtures used in the installation, maintenance, extension, and alteration of all piping, plumbing fixtures, plumbing appliances, and plumbing appurtenances in connection with any of the fol.lowing: Sanitary drainage or storm drainage facilities and venting system and the public or private water supply systems , within or adjacent to any building, structure, or conveyance; also the practice and materials used in the installation, maintenance, extension or alteration of storm water, liquid waste, or sewerage, and water supply systems of any premises to their connection with the public water supply system or sewer system or other acceptable disposal facility. The scope of this standard does not include: gas piping systems; chilled water and condenser piping in connection with 11. � � (Sec. 21-3 B) refrigeration and space cooling systems ; process piping systems; and domestic appliances other than plumbing appliances ; except that the main water piping to and the main drainage piping from such systems and equipment are included within the scope of this standard. 133 . Plumbing Appliance - Any one of a special class of plumbing fixture which is intended to perform a speCial plumbing function. Its operation and/or control may be dependant upon one or more energized components , such as motors , controls , heating elements, or pressure or temperaturesensing elements . Such fixtures may operate automatically through one or more of the following actions: a time cycle, a temperature range , a pressure range, a measured volume or weight; or the fixture may be manually adjusted or controlled by the user or operator. 134. Plumbing AppurtenanCe - A manufactured device, or a prefabricated assembly, or an on-the-job assembly af component parts , and which is an adjunct to the basic piping system and plumbing fixtures. An appurtenance demands no additional water supply, nor does it add any discharge load to a fixture or the drainage system. It is presumed that it performs some useful function in the operation, maintenance , servicing, economy, or safety of the plumbing system. 135 . Plumbing Fixtures - A receptacle or device which is either permanently or temporarily connected to the water distribution system of the premises, and demands a supply of water therefrom, or it discharges used water, liquidborne waste materials, or sewage either directly or indirectly to the drainage system of the premises , or which requires both a water supply connection and a discharge to the drainage system of the premises . Plumbing appliances as a special class of fixture are further defined. 136 . Plumbing Inspector - See Inspector. 137. Plumbing System - Includes the water supply and distribution pipes , plumbing fixtures and traps, soil, waste and vent pipes ; sanitary and storm drains and building sewers , including their respective connections , devices and appurtenances to an approved point of disposal. 138. Pool - 5ee Swimming Pool. 12 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 139 . Potal�le Water - Water free trom impurities present in amounts suf£icient to cause disease or harmful physiological effects and contorming in its bacteriological and chemical quality to the requirements ot the Publ.ic Health Service Drinking Water Standards or the regulations of the public health authority having jurisdiction. 140 . Private or Private Use - In the classification of plumbing fixtures, private applies to fixtures in residences and �.partments and to fixtures in private bathrooms of hotels as well as similar installations in other buildings where the fixtures are intended for the use of a family or an individual. 1.41. Private Sewer - A sewer, serving two or more buildings, privately owned, and not directly controlled by public authority. 142. Public or Public Use - In the classifiCation of plumbing fixtures, pub lic applianCes to fixtures in general toil.et rooms of schools, gymnasiums, hotels, railraad stations, public buildings, bars, public comfort stations, and other installations (whether pay or free) where a number of fixtures are installed so that their use is similarly unrestricted. 143. Public Official - See Administrative .Authority. 144. Public 5ewer - A common sewer directly controlled by public authority. 145 . Public Water Main - A water supply pipe for public use controlled by public authority. 146 . Receptor - A fixture or device which received the discharge from indirect waste pipes . ].47. Relief Vent - An auxiliary vent which permits additional circulation of air in or between drainage and vent systems . 148 . Return Offset - A double offset installed so as to return the pipe to its original alignment. 149 . Revent Pipe - See Individual Vent. 150. Rim - An unobstructed open edge of a fixture.. 151. Riser - A water supply pipe which extends vertically one full story or more to convey water to branches or to a group of fixtures. 13 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 152. Roof Drain - A drain installed to receive water collecting on the surface of a roof and to discharge it into a leader or a conductor. 153 . Roughin-in - The installation o£ a11 parts of the plumbing system which can be coznpleted prior to the installation of fixtures . This includes drainage, water supply, and vent piping, and the necessary fixture supports . 154. Safe Waste - See Indirect Waste. 155. Sand Interceptors - See Interceptors. 156 . 5and Trap - See Interceptors . 157. Sanitary Sewer - A sewer which carries sewage and excludes storm, surface and ground water. 158. 5econd Hand - Second hand as applied to material or plumbing equipment is that which has been installed, and has been used, removed and passed to another ownership or possession. 159. 5econdary 5ewage Treatment - 5econdary sewage treatment refers to the various approved processes designed to stabilize the dissolved and suspended organic matter by oxidation such as but not limited to, filters , activated sludge, subsurface irrigation and tiltration, after the sewage has received primary treatment. 160 . Separator - See Interceptor. 161. Septic Tank - A water-tight receptacle which receives the discharge of a building sanitary drainage system or part thereof, and is designed and constructed so as to separate sol.ids from the liquid, digest organic matter through a period of detention, and allow the liquids to discharge into the soil, outside of the tank through an absorption field or sand filter system. 162 . 5ewage - Any liquid waste containing animal or vegetabl.e matter in suspension or sol.ution, and may include liquids containing chemicals in solution. 163. 5ewage Ejectors - A device tor lifting sewage by entraining it in a high velocity jet of steam, air or water. 164 . Sewage Interceptors - A sewage interceptor is a weir, orifice , or other device in an open ditch or creek bed to intercept the dry weather flow of sewage. 14 . � � (Sec. 21-3B) 165. Sewage Treatment Plant - A sewage treatment plant consists of structures and appurtenances which receive the discharge of a sanitary drainage system, designed to bring about a reduction in the organic and bacterial content of the waste so as to render it less offensive or dangerous , incl.uding septic tanks with absorption trenches or sand filters. 166. Side Vent - A vent connecting to the drain pipe through a fitting at an angle not greater than 45 degrees to the vertical. 167. Size of Pipe and Tubing - See Diameter. 1.68. Slope - 5ee Grade. 169 . 5oi1 Pipe - A pipe which conveys sewage containing fecal matter to the building drain or building sewer. 170. Soi1 Vent - See Stack Vent. 171. Special Wastes - Waste which require special treatment before entry into the normal plumbing system. 172. 5pecial Waste Pipe - Pipes which convey special wastes . 173. Stack - A general term for any vertical line of soil, waste, vent, or inside conductor piping except vertiCal branches which do not extend through the roof and which pass through less th��n two stories before being reconnected to a vent stack or stack vent. 174. Stack Group - A group of fixtures located adjacent to the stack so that by means of proper fittings , vents may be reduced to a minimum. 1.75 . 5tack Vent - The extension of a soil or waste stack above the highest horizontal drain connected to the stacic. 176 . 5tack Venting - A method of venting a fixture or fixtures through the soil or waste stack. 177. Sterilizer, Boiling Type - A fixture (nonpressure type) used for boiling instruments, utensils , and/or other equipment (used for disinfection) and may be portable or connected to the plumbing system. 178 . Sterilizer Instrument - 5ee Sterilizer, Boiling Type. 179 . Sterilizer, Pressure Instrument Washer-Sterilizer - A fixture (pressure vessel) designed to both wash and sterilize instruments during the operating cycle of the fixture. 15 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 180. Sterilizer, Pressure (Autoclave) - A fixture (pressure vessel) designed to use steam under pressure for sterilizer. See Sterilizer, Boiling Type . 1.81. 5terilizer Vent - A separate pipe or stack, indirectly connected to the building drainage system at the lower terminal., which receives the vapors from nanpressure sterilizers, ar the exhaust vapors from pressure sterilizers, and conducts the vapor directly to the outer air. Sametimes called vapor, steam, atmosphere or exhaust vent. 182. Sterilizer, Water - A device for sterilizing water and storing sterile water. 183. 5ti11 - A device used in distilling liquids . 184. 5torm Drain - See Building 5torm Drain. 185. 5torm Sewer - A sewer used for Conveying rain water, surface water, condensate, cooling water, or similar liquid wastes. 186. 5ubsoil Drain - A drain which collects subsurface or seepage water and Conveys it to a place of disposal. 187. 5ump - A tank or pit, which reCeives sewage or liquid waste, located below the normal grade of the gravity system and which must be emptied by mechanical means . 188. Sump Pump - A permanently installed mechanical device other than an ejector for removing sewage or liquid waste from a sump. 189 . Supports - Devices for supporting and securing pipe, fixtures and equipment. 190 . Swimming Pool - Any structure, basin, chamber or tank containing an artificial body of water for swimming, diving, or recreational bathing and having a depth of two feet or more at any point. 191. Trap - A fitting or device which provides a liquid seal to prevent the emission of sewer gases without materially affecting the flow of sewage or waste water through it. 192. Trap Seal - The vertical distance between the crown weir and the top of the dip of the trap. 16 . � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 193. Trunk 5ewer - A trunk sewer is any sewer designed to receive and convey the drainage from two or more lateral sewers, (it may or may not receive drainage from building sewers) and empties into a main sewer. 194. Vacuum - Any pressure less than that exerted by the atmosphere. 195. Vacuum Breaker - See Backf low Preventer. 196. Vacuum Breaker, Non-Pressure Type (Atmospheric) - A vacuum breaker which is not designed to be subject to static line pressure. 197. Vacuum Breaker, Pressure Type - A vacuum reaker designed to operate under conditions of static line p ssure. 198. Vent Pipe - Part of the vent system. 1.99 . Vent Stack - A vertical. vent pipe install d to provide circulation of air to and from the drainage system and which extends through one or more stories. 200. Vent System - A pipe or pipes installed t provide a flow of air to or from a drainage system or to provide a circulation of air within such system to protect trap seals from s 'phonage and back pressure. 201 . Vertical Pipe - Any pipe or fitting which makes an angle of 45 degrees or less with the vertical. 202. Wall Hung Water Closets - A water closet installed in such a way that no part of the water closet touches the floor. 203. Waste - Liquid waste and industrial waste. 204. Waste Pipe - A pipe which conveys only waste. 205. Water Distributing Pipe - A pipe within the building or on the premises which conveys water from the water-service pipe to the point of usage. 206 . �Aater Lifts - See Sewage Ejectors. 207. Water Main - A water supply pipe for public use. 208 . Water Outlet - A discharge opening through which water is supplied to a tixture, into the atmospher� (except into an open tank which is part of the water supply system) , to a boiler or heating system, to any devices or equipment requiring water to operate but which are not part of the plumbing system. 17. � � (Sec. 21-3 B) 209 . Water Riser Pipe - See Riser. 210 . Water 5ervice Pipe - The pipe from the water main or other source of potable water supply to the water distributing system of the building served. 211. Water Supply System - The water service pipe, the water distributing pipes, and the necessary connecting pipes , fittings , control valves, and all appurtenances in or adjaCent to the building or premises . 212 . Wet Vent - A vent which reCeives the discharge of wastes other than from water closets . 213. Yoke Vent - A pipe connecting upward from a soil or waste stack to a vent stack for the purpose of preventing pressure changes in the stack. Sec. 21-4. Conditions Upon Which Drainage and Plumbing May Be Connected With a Public Sewer. A permit shall not be issued. by the inspector authorizing the plumbing or drainage system of any building to be connected with a public sewer if presently not connected to a public or private sewer, until an inspection of the �lusnbing and drainage system of such building has been made by the inspector. If, upon inspection, the system is found to conform with the provisions of this Code, a permit to make such a connection may be issued. The Office of Plumbing and 5ewer Inspection shall. be paid a fee of Two Dollars ($2 .00) for each inspection made. Sec. 21-5. Sewer and Water Supply nata. A. Public Sewer. Plans for new plumbing systems or alterations to existing plumbing systems shall be accompanied by a diagram showing the relative elevation of the lowest fixture and the top of the public sewer referred to the established datum of the City of Cape Girardeau sewer district when such public sewer is available, or private sewer district outside the City of Cape Girardeau public works . The plans shall show the size, number and location of all new sewer connections . 18. � � (Sec. 21-5) B. Public Water Main. When the installation of a water distribution system or replacement or alteration of a water supply system is contemplated, the plumbing plans shall show the location and sizes of all water lines and branches involved, the fixtures or other devices to be supplied, and the minimum water pressure in the main into which the connection wi11 be made . C. Identical Structures . The same set of plumbing or water supply plans and specifications may be used for two or more buildings or structures when the buildings are exactly similar and are located on adjoining lots under the same ownership, provided the applications for permission to construct or alter are filed simultaneously. Sec. 21-6 . Inspections and Test Not Required. Tests or inspections shall not be required where a plumbing system or part thereof is set up for exhibition purposes and is not used for toilet purposes and is not directly connected to a water supply or sewerage system. Sec. 21-7. Defective Plumbing and Drain Laying. A. Condemnation. When the inspector, upon examination of the plumbing and drainage system of any building within the City, finds that either or both of the systems are in such a condition as to permit the emission or discharge of sewer gas into such building, or to cause the cellar or basement of such building to be wet or damp by reason of leakage of water or other liquid from the plumbing or drainage system of an adjoining building or premises, it shall be the inspector's duty to promptly notify the owner in writing of such building or premises on which the defective plumbing or drainage exists , to remove or repair said plumbing or drainage system within five (5) days iznmediately following the date of mailing of such notice. In the event the necessary repairs have not been made within the said five (5) days, and in the opinion of the inspector an immediate danger to public health exists by reason of the occupation of the said building or premises , he shal.l immediately 19 . � � (Sec. 21-7 A) advise the City Manager who is hereby authorized and empowered to order and require the occupants to vacate the same forthwith. He shall. cause to be posted at each entrance to such building or premises a notice reading as follows: "This building is unsafe and its use or occupancy has been prohibited by the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, " and it shall be unlawful for any person to enter such building or structure except for the purpose of making the required repairs. B . Test. The plumbing of any building which the inspector has reason to believe has become defective is subject to such tests as may be provided for in this Code. Sec. 21-8. Penalties . A person violating a provision of this Code shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500 . 00) or be imprisoned for not more than ninety (90) days , or both. Each day a violation continues shall be deemed to be a separate offense. Sec. 21-9 . Office of Plumbing and Sewer Inspectian. A. Establishment. There is hereby established and created within the Department of Pub lic Works , an "Office of P lumbing and 5ewer Inspection" , which office is charged with the enforcement of the provisions of this Code, except as otherwise provided herein or in the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri . The Office of Plumbing and Sewer Inspection shall be under the supervision of an officer who shall be known as the "Plumbing Inspector" , which officer shal.l be appointed by the City Manager. That ofticer shal.l be at least twenty-five (25) years of age, and a resident of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri . The inspector shall. carry proper credentials of his offiCe, upon exhibition of which he shall have the right of entry during usual business hours to inspect buildings and premises in performance of his duties . 20 . � � (Sec. 21-9 B) B. Duties. It is the duty of the inspector to examine all applications and plans of proposed plumbing or sewering and if the same are in all respects found to be in conformity with the provisions of this Code, he shall approve them. He shall investigate all cases reported to him of imperfect work or material or sanitation. He shall have the general supervision and direction of all employees of the Office of Plumbing and Sewer Inspection. He shall cause an inspection to be made of all new water and sewer connections and approve all pexmits for excavations made for the purpose of making or repairing the same in a manner and to the extent necessary to carry out the provisions of this Code. He sha11 causP inspection of existing plumbing as often as may be necessary. He shall see that all plumbinq and sewer work is done in accordance with the provisions of this Code and that the work is done by persons duly authorized to do such work. He shall have the power to recommend suspension or revocation under the Section "Revocation of Licenses" . He shall keep an accurate record of all matters pertaining to the duties of his office. Sec. 21-10 . Violations . A. Notice of Violations. When the inspector declares an installation to be unlawful, the violator shal]. be notified immediately. The notification shall be in writing and shall be delivered to the permit holder, the person causing the violation, or his legally authorized representative, or mailed to the last known address of any of these persons . Notification shall not be construed to be a condition precedent to the commencement of legal action. B. Immediate Compliance. Except as provided in Subsection C , the following violations require immediate compliance: 1. Failure to secure any required pl.umbing permit or permits; 2. Operating as a plumbing contractor or as an installer of plumbing without meeting the requirements of the Office of Plumbing and Sewer Inspection and this Code; 21. � � (Sec. 21-10 B) 3. Failure to maintain a plumbing system in a safe and sanitary condition; 4. Creating a nuisance or a hazard endangering health or safety; 5 . Failure to post required certificate of insurance or reinspection. C. Ten Day Compliance. l. New construction. Except as speCified in Section B, legal action may be directed against violators who do not comply within ten (10) departmental working days after the issuance of a notice of violation. The notice shall be issued to violators by the Office of Plumbing and Sewer Inspection. 2. Existing 5tructures . The inspeCtor has c�is�retion wi�h respect to violations on existing structures . When the cooperation of other departments of the City of Cape Girardeau is necessary to prosecute a violator, the inspector may postpone his compliance date to coincide with the compliance date of the other department; otherwise, except as specified in Section B, legal action may be directed against violators who do not comply within ten (10) departmental working days after the issuance of a notice of violation. D. Stop Work Order. Upon notice from the inspector that work in any building or structure is prosecuted contrary to the provisions of this Code or in an unsafe or dangerous manner, such work shall be immediately stopped. The stop work order shall be in writing and shal be given to the owner of the property involved or the owner's agent, or to the person doing the work, and shall state the conditions under which the work may be resumed. E. Penalties. In addition to the penalties presCribed herein, the inspector may take such other action, either at 1aw or in equity that he deemds necessary in order to execute and enforce the provisions ot this Code . Sec. 21-11. Board of Examiners . A. Creation. There is hereby created a Board of Examiners of Plumbers consisting of three (3) members, one of whom shall be the 22 . � � (Sec. 21-11 A) Plumbing Inspector, who shall be the ex-officio Chairman of the Board of Examiners; a second member, who shall be a master plumber; a third member, who shall be a journeyman plumber. B. Term, Appointment, Payment, Qualifications. The second and third members of the Board shall be appointed by the Mayor and approved by the Council for a term of one (1) year and shall be paid from the treasury of the City, the same as other officers , in such sums as the Council may authorize; provided, that in no event shall the sums paid the second and third members exceed the amount paid for certificates as provided in Section 21-12 (D) hereof. The second and third members of the Board shall have at least six (6) years practical experience as plumbers and be actually engaged in or working at the plumbing business at the time of their appointment. C. Removal. The second and third members of the Board, being the master plumber and the journeyman plumber, may be removed by a majority vote of the City Council for good cause. D . Meetings . The Board of Examiners shall meet regularly at least once each three (3) months for the purpose of examining all applicants who have filed applications to be examined at least two (2) weeks before the scheduled meeting. Applicants scheduled for examination at the meetings shall be notified in writing at least three (3) days prior to the date of the meeting. Special meetings of the Board may be held on the call of the Chairman or a majority of the membership thereof and the call of the meeting sha11 include the time, place and purpose of the meeting. Examinations may be conducted by any two (2) members of the Board. E. Duties . It shall be the duty of the Board of Examiners as created by this section to examine a11 applicants for a certificate of competency in the grade, or grades, specified in the application, as to their knowledge of and ability to perform the duties and services of the grade for which the application is made. The results of such examinations will be certified to the Department of Public Works , where the certified results will become a permanent record. As a result of the aforesaid examinations , the Board of 23. � � (Sec. 21-11 (E) ) Examiners may, when satisfied as to the competency and ability of the applicant, authorize the inspector to issue a certificate of competency to the applicant. Sec. 21-12 . Licenses and Certification. A. Licenses Required. A person who is not a licensed master plumber or a licensed journeyman plumber or a registered plumber apprentice or a licensed master drainlayer shall not engage in or perform work on installing, altering or repairing facilities in a building or structure, or for any building or structure and sha11 not engage in or perform the work of installing the sanitary or storm building sewer, starting five (5) feet beyond the building foundation wall, or any work concerning the installation of sanitary or storm, trunk, main and lateral sewers in public property, recorded easements or on private property„ exCept as otherwise provided in this Code. B. Classifications Requiring Examination. Grades or classifications of operations for which the Board of Examiners shall hold examinations are: 1. Master Plumber; 2 . Journeyman Plumber; 3. Master Drainlayer. C. Classifications Requiring Registration. The following grades or classifications shall register with the Plumbing Inspector: l. Plumbing Contractors; 2 . Vendors of plumbing fixtures and supplies ; 3. Apprentice Plumbers. D. Qualifications. 1. Master Plumber. The applicant for a master plumbers license shall be at least twenty-one (21) years of age and shall have at least two (2) years experience as a licensed �ourneyman plumber theretofore licensed in acCordance with the provisions of this Code or under laws or regulations requiring similar qualifications or in lieu thereof, possess such experience or training as is the equivalent thereto. Equivalent training and experience shall mean, (1) a degree in engineering from an accredited 24 . � � (Sec. 21-12 (D) (1) ) college or university, and two (2) years of experience in the design, planning, and installation of plumbing systems, house drainage and house ventilation, or (2) the satisfactory completion of a two (2) year course in practical plumbing, house drainage and house ventilation at a recognized trade or technical school, and four (4) years experience in the design, planning and installation of plumbing systems, house drainage and house ventilation. The applicant shall also possess the ability to direct other persons in the performance of plumbing work, and shall be skilled in planning, designing and installing plumbing fixtures and facilities. 2 . Journeyman Plumber. The applicant for a journeyman plumbers license shall be at least twenty-one (21) years of age and shall have at least four (4) years experience as an apprentice under the direction and supervision of a master plumber or a journeyman plumber licensed under the provisions of this Code or under laws or regulations requiring similar qualifications , or, in lieu thereof, the applicant shall possess such training or experience as is the equivalent thereto. Equivalent training and experienCe sha11 mean a degree in engineering from an accredited college or university or two (2) years experience in the design, planning and installation of plumbing systems, house drainage and Y�ouse ventilation, or the satisfactory completion of a two (2) year course in practical plumbing, house drainage, and house ventilation at a recognized trade or technical school. 3. Plumber Apprentice. A plumber apprentice as that term is used in this Code means a person undergoing training or instruction in plumbing and who has registered with the Board of Plumbing and Sewer Inspection as a plumber apprentice setting forth in such requirement his name, age, and address . 4. Master Drainlayers . The applicant for a master drainlayers license shall be at least twenty-one (21) years of age and shall have three (3) years experience in drain laying, or, in lieu thereof, such experience or training as is the equivalent. 25. � /� (Sec. 12-12 (D) (4) ) Equivalent Training and experience shall mean a degree in engineering from an accredited college or university and two (2) years experience in the design, installation and planning of private and public sewers. He shall also possess the ability to direct other persons in the installation of drains and sewers and shall be skilled in planning, designing and installing sewer and drain facilities . E. Fees. The annual fee for a certificate in a classification herein listed is: l. Plumbing Contractor, $5. 00 ; ..- 2. Master P lumber, $5. 00 ; 3. Master Drainlayer, $5.00 ; 4. Journeyman Plumber, $1.00 ; 5. Apprentice, No fee. F. Expiration and Renewal . A license issued by the Board shall expire on April 1 of the year following the year in which it is issued and may be renewed upon the payment of the annual fee in the amount provided in Subsection E immediately preceding this section. Expired licenses may be renewed within thirty (30) days after they expire upon the payment of the penalty of One Dollar ($1.00) for Journeyman Plumber and Five Dollars ($5.00) for P�iaster Plumber or Master Drainlayer or Plumbing Contractor, all without re-examination. A licensee whose license has expired longer than thirty (30) days shall be re-examined in the same manner as the initial examination under this ordinance. An applicant failing to pass an examination for a license may submit a new application fo� examination after the passage of ninety (90) days after the date of the original examination, accompanied by the examination fee provided herein. The fee shall not be returned to any applicant who fails to pass the examination required. The failure to secure a renewal license on or before the expiration of the original license or within thirty (30) days thereafter shall require the applicant for such license to be subject to re-examination upon the same terms and conditions imposed upon new applicants. 26 . � � (Sec. 21-12 (G) } G. Revocation-Suspension. The inspector may revoke a license if obtained through nondisclosure, misstatement, or misrepresentation of a material fact, or if a penalty has been imposed upon the licensee under Sections 21-8 or 21-10 of this ordinance. Before a license may be revoked, the licensee shall have notice in writing enumerating the charges against him, and be entitled to a hearing by the Board of Examiners not sooner thar. five (S) days from the receipt of the notice . The licensee shall be given an opportunity to present testimony, oral or written, and shall have the right of cross- examination. All testimony shall be given under oath. The Board shall have the power to administer oaths, issue subpoenas , and compel the attendance of witnesses . The decision of the Board shall be based upon the evidence produced at the hearing and made a part of the record thereof. A person whose license has been revoked shall not be permitted to apply for a new license within one (1) year from the date of the revocation; and at the time of the application for a new license, shall be required to be examined as though being licensed for the first time. The Board shall have the authority to suspend licenses for a period up to three (3) months. H. Examination and Registration. Any person desiring to engage in the business as a master plumber, journeyman plumber, or master drainlayer, shall make written application to the Board of Examiners for a certificate of competency. The application shall be made on forms available at the office ot Plumbing and Sewer Inspection and shall be accompanied by an examination fee of Ten Dollars ($10. 00) . The applicant shall appear at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Board and shall undergo such examination as the Board shall direct so as to establish the competency and qualifications of the applicant. All examination,s given by the Board of Examiners shall be standardized in nature and shall test the qualifications of the applicant as to his ability to perform as required by the Plumbing Code of the City of Cape Girardeau. 27. 4 7 � (5ec. 21-12 (H) ) l, Examination for a Master Plumbers License. The examination for a master plumbers license sha1.1 be an oral , written and manual demonstration of the applicant' s ability, experience and skill in the field of practical plumbing as may be necessary to meet the qualifications required for master plumbers . 2 . Examination for a Master Drainlayers License. The examination for a master drainlayer shall be an oral and written examination of the applicant ' s ability, experience and skill in the installation of house sewers and sewer lines beyond a point five (5) feet outside a building, and the planning, designing, direction, supervision and installation of public and private sewers. 3. Examination for Journeyman Plumber. The examination for a journeyman plumber shall be an oral, written and manual. demonstration of the applicant' s ability, experience and skill in the installation, alteration, repair, dismantling and maintenance of plumbing and drainage systems or parts the�eof generally. I . Existing Certificate Holders . Persons , firms or corporations engaged in or working at the business of plumbing, contractors , master plumber, or journeyman plumber at the time of the passage of this ordinance shall continue working in that capaCity under their certificates previously issued, without further examination. J. Temporazy License. The Board may issue a temporary license pending examination, provided the applicant holds a similar license from an equivalent Board. Such permit shall not be valid for more 28. � � (Sec. 21-12 (J) than sixty (60) days. If the Board finds through its investigation that the applicant has been properly licensed by a City of the State of Missouri, and in acquiring the license has passed an examination equivalent to the examination given by the City of Cape Girardeau and issuing a similar license, the Board may issue a regular certificate of competency without further examination. K. Bonds . A master plumber or master drainlayer or journeyman plumber who shall desire to or anticipate that he will request the issuance of plumbing permits in his own name, shall be required to file with the City Clerk or other designated official, a surety bond in the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10 ,000 .00) . The bond herein required shall be drawn by the City Attorney and shall be conditioned upon and shall be given for a faithful observance of all ordinances , laws and rules and regulations adopted for the protection of the public health and safety pertaining to plumbing and drain laying and shall indemnify the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, or any other governmental agency or any other person for any damage or injury sustained through the negligence of such master plumber or master drainlayer or journeyman plumber, their servants, agents or employees, in performing plumbing or drainlaying work and shall indemnify the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, or any other governmental agency or any person for any damage or injury sustained resulting from the failure to perform plumbing or drainlaying work in a careful and workman like manner in conformity with this Code, for a period of two (2) years next thereafter. L. Exception. Any permit required by this Code may be issued to any person to do any work regulated by this Code in a single f amily dwelling used exclusively for living purposes , including the usual accessory buildings and quarters in connection with such building, provided the person is the bonafide owner of such building and that the same will be occupied by the owner. Any work performed under a permit issued under this section shall be subject to all of the applicable regulatory provisions of this Code in the same manner that they would apply if the permit was issued to a l.icensed plumber hereunder. 29 . � � (Sec. 21-12 (M) ) M. Use of Licensee 's name by another. A person having obtained a plumbers or drainlayers license shall not allow his name to be used by another person either for the purpose of obtaining permits , or for doing business or work under the license . Every person licensed shall notify the Board of the address of his place of business , and the name under which such business is carried on and shall give immediate notice to the Board of any change in either. N. The provisions of Section 21-12 , 21-13, and 21-14, shall not apply to construction, reconstruction, repairs , maintenance , or operations of storm sewers or sanitary sewers by the City of Cape Girardeau or a person under contract with the City of Cape Girardeau to provide such construction, reconstruction, repairs, maintenance, or operation. Sec. 21-13 . 5upervision. A. Plumbing Contractors . Any plumbing contractor or firm or corporation engaged in the business of installing plumbing shall employ a licensed master plumber or a licensed journeyman plumber as a responsible official. B. Drain Laying. Al1 installations of the sanitary or storm building sewer, starting five (5) feet beyond the building foundation wall (end of building drain) or any work concerning the installation of sanitary or storm, trunk, main and lateral. sewers , in public property, recorded easements or on private property shall be under the general supervision of a master drainlayer, a journeyman plumber or a master plumber. C. Plumbing. All installations, altering or repairing of facilities in a building or structure for the supply and distribution therein of water for ordinary drinking, culinary and domestic purposes, or facilities in a building for the removal of water borne wastes, shall be under the general supervision of a master plumber, or a journeyman plumber. 30 . � � (Sec. 21-13 (D) ) D. General Supervision. The supervising master plumber or journeyman plumber or master drainlayer shall be responsible for the work of any apprentice plumber and shall be on the site at the time the City ' s Plumbing Inspections are made. Apprentice plumbers may be used on installations provided certified master plumbers , or journeyman plumbers or master drainlayers are employed on the installation to inspect and direct the work of the apprentice plumber on the site to insure proper and accurate work as prescribed by the ordinance. Minor repairs may be made by a person not a master plumber or a journeyman plumber or a master drainlayer. E . Exceptions . The provisions of this Section sha11 not apply to or include the installation, maintenance, extension or repair of process drains , process drain facilities, process drainage systems or piping drains , drainage systems or facilities for mechanical, manufacturing, industrial, processing, refrigeration, heating, air conditioning, sprinkler or sprinkling system purposes , or parts , materials, devices or appurtenances in connection therewith or for the utilization or operation thereof, provided, however, the final connection of any such process drain , process drain facilities, process drainage systems , piping drains , drainage systems or facility for mechanical, manufacturing, or industrial process line which shall be connected to a drainage line containing fecal matter or any other form of human waste shall be done by a licensed person as stated herein. Sec. 21-14. Permits. A. Required. Except as provided in 5ection 21-12 (L) , no owner, lessee or keeper of any structure or premises or any agent thereof where such agent orders plumbing or drainlaying work, shall cause or permit plumbing or drainlaying, except minor repairs , to be done in or upon or about any building or premises until the person proposing to do such work shall have first procured a permit from the inspector authorizing it to be done, nor shall any person commence any plumbing or drain laying work, except minor repairs , until 31. � � (Sec. 21-14 (A) ) he shall have obtained a permit from the inspector authorizing such work to be done. The above provisions requiring permits shall apply with equal force to plumbing or drain l.aying done in any private structure, lot or premises at the command of the inspector, City Manager, or other authorized officer of Board. No structure or premises shall be connected with any sewer, public or private , without a permit. B. Issued to Whom. A permit to install plumbing fixtures and drains for any building may be issued to a regularly certified and bonded plumbing contractor, or a master plumber. A permit to install plumbing fixtures or drains for residential structures not exceeding two (2) stories in height or eight (8) dwelling units per building, may be issued to a regularly certified and bonded journeyman plumber. A permit to install drains only for any building may be issued to a regularly certified and bonded master drainlayer. Each permit must be applied for. Blanket applications will not be received. All work shall be done by or under the supervision of the person in whose name the permit or permits required by this section are issued. Permits must be on the grounds at all times while work is in progress and must be shown to any police officer or other authorized representative of the inspector. C. Fees. 1. Generally . Permits and inspection fees shall be paid to the inspector as set forth in this Code. The inspector shall forthwith pay such fees to the Collector of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to the credit of the General Revenue Fund. 2. Permit Fee. A permit fee of Two Dollars ($2. 00) shall be charged for every permit issued by the inspector with the exception of permits issued for extra inspections and fixtures . Any plumbing or drain laying permit that is issued under this Code shall expire within two (2) years from the date of issuance. 3. Inspection Fees . An inspection fee of Two Dollars ($2 .00) shall be charged for each of the following inspections of initial 32 . f �! � (Sec. 21-14 (C) (3) ) installations or repairs: Building water connections to well, cisterns, etc. , ma.in trunk and lateral sanitary sewers , main trunk and lateral storm sewers, sanitary building sewer connections , storm building sewer connections , ground roughin, general roughin, final septic tank absorption trench, filter beds . 4 . Plumbing Fixture Charge. There shall be a plumbing fixture charge of Two Dollars ($2 .00) for each tixture installed. 5. In addition to permit and inspection fees, a charge of Two Dollars ($2 .00) will be made for each opening which is provided for future fixtures. 6 . Advisory or investigation inspections of any type shall be made upon request or when deemed necessary by the inspector. A fee of Two Dollars ($2. 00) shall be charged for each inspection of this type. 7. The installation of all domestic hot water heaters, whether heated with gas , electriCity, oil or other hot water heating devices , shall require a permit and inspection. Hot water heaters on new install.ations shall be subject to the Two Dollar ($2. 00) fixture fee . 8. Inspection during installation shall be made on soil, waste, vent and conceal lines which shall be knawn as roughin inspection. There shall be one (1) roughin inspection durinq installation if all soil, waste, vent and conceal supply lines can be tested and inspected at one time; otherwise, an extra charge of Two Dollars ($2 .00) will be made for each additional inspection. 9 . Final inspection of all work sha11 be made after completion of the installation. There shall be one (1) final (finish) inspection if the final irispection can be completed at one time, otherwise an extra charge of Two Dollars ($2 .00) will be made for each additional inspection. 10 . The estimated amount to cover inspection fees set forth in the preceding paragraph of this section shall be paid when the permit is issued. Extra or additional inspection fees shall be paid upon completion of the work. The estimated amount to cover inspection fees set forth in the following paragraphs of this section 33. � � (Sec. 21-14 (C) (10) ) shall be paid when the plans are approved and the permits issued. In case the estimated amount is insufficient, the balance due shall be paid upon completion of the work. 11. The building sewer from the building to the septic tank or the trunk l.ine shall be inspected before any part of the sewer pipe is covered. 12 . All filter trenches, absorption trenches, and filter beds sha11 be inspected at a fee of Two nollars ($2 . 00) per inspection as the work progresses and in accordance with the schedule outlined below. (a) Soil Absorption Trenches . (1) Septic Tank . (2) Completion of drain tile installation. (b) Filter Trenches. (1) Septic Tank . (2) Completion of underdrain (bottom) tile installation. (c) Filter Beds (Open) . (1) Septic Tank . (2) Completion of underdrain (bottom) tile installation. (3) Completion of distribution (top) pipe installation. (d) Filter Bed (Covered) . (1) Septic Tank . (2) Completion of distribution (bottom) tile installation. (3) Completion of disbribution (top) pipe installation. ARTICLE II. BASIC PLUMBING PRINCIPAL5 5ec. 21-15. Basic Plumbing Principals . The following basic plumbing principals shall be followed: A. All occupied premises shall have potable water. All premises intended for human inhabitation, occupancy, or use shall be provided with a supply of potable water. 5uch a water supply shall not be connected with unsafe water sources, r�or shall it be subject to the hazards of backflow or backsiphonage. 34 . � � (Sec. 21-15) B. Adequate Water Required. Plumbing fixtures, devices, and appurtenances shall be supplied with water in sufficient volume and at pressures adequate to enable them to function properly and without undue noise under normal conditions of use. C . Hot Water Required. Hot water shall be supplied to all plumbing fixtures which normally need or require hot water for their proper use and function. D . Water Conservation. Plumbing shall be designed and adjusted to use the minimum quantity of water consistent with proper performance and cleaning. E. Safety Devices. Devices for heating and storing water shall be so designated and installed as to guard against dangers from explosion or overheating. F. Use Public Sewer Where Available. Every building with installed plumt�ing fixtures and intended for human habitation, occupancy, or use, and located on premises where a public sewer is on or passes said premises within one hundred fifty (150) feet shal.l be connected to the sewer. G. Required Plumbing Fixtures . Each family dwelling unit shall have at least one water closet, one lavatory, one kitchen-type sink, and one bathtub or shower to meet the basic requirements of sanitation and personal hygiene . Al1 other structures tor habitation shall be equipped with sufficient sanitary facilities . Plumbing fixtures shall be made of durable, smooth, nonabsarbent and corrosion resistant material and shall be free from concealed foulin,q surfaces . H. Drainage System. The drainage system shall be designed, constructed and maintained to guard against fouling, deposit of solids, and clogging, and with adequate cleanouts so arranged that the pipes may be readily cleaned. I . Durable Materials and Good Workmanship. The piping of the plumbing system shall be of durable material, free from defective workmanship and so designed and constructed as to give satisfactory service for its reasonable expected life. 35. � � (Sec. 21-15) J. Fixture 'I'raps . Each fixture directly connected to the drainage system shall be equipped with a liquid seal trap. K. Trap 5eals 5ha11 be Protected. The drainage system shall be designed to provide an adequate circulation of air in all pipes with no danger of siphonage, aspiration, or forcing of trap seals under conditions of ordinary use. L. Exhaust Foul Air to Outside. Each vent terminal shall extend to the outer air and be so installed as to minimize the possibilities of clogging and the return of foul air to the building. M. Test the Plumbing System. The plumbing system shall be subjected to such tests as wi11 effectively disclose all. leaks and defects in the work or the material. N. Exclude Certain 5ubstances From the Plumbing System. No substance which will clog or accentuate clogging of pipes, produce explosive mixtures, destroy the pipes or their joints, or interfere unduly with the sewage disposal process shall be allowed to enter the building drainage system. O. Prevent Contamination. Proper protection shall be provided to prevent contamination of food, water, steril goods, and similar materials by backflow of sewage. When necessary, the fixture, device, or appliance shall be connected indirectly with the building drainage sys tem. P. Light and Ventilation. No water closet or similar fiyture shall be located in a room or compartment which is not properly lighted and ventilated. Q. Individual Sewage Disposal Systems. If water closets or other plumbing fixtures are installed in buildings where there is no sewer within a reasonable distance, suitable provision shall be made for disposing of the sewage by some accepted method of sewage treatment and disposal. R. Prevent Sewer Flooding. Where a plumbing drainage system is subject to back-flow of sewage from the public sewer, suitable provision shall be made to prevent its overflow in the building. S . Proper Maintenance. Plumbing systems shall be maintained in a safe and serviceable condition from the standpoint of both mechanics and health. 36 . � � (Sec. 21-15) T. Fixtures Sha11 be Accessible. All plumbing fixtures shall be so installed with regard to spacing as to be accessible for their intended use and for cleansing. U. Structural Safety. Plumbing shall be installed with due regard to preservation of the strength of structural members and prevention of damage to walls and other surfaces through fixture usage. V. Project Ground and 5urface Water. Sewage or other waste shall not be discharged into surface or sub-surfaCe water unless it has first been subjected to some acceptable form of treatment. ARTICLE III. GENERAL REGULATIONS Sec. 21-16 . General Regulations . A. Public Provisions. These regulations are not intended to interfere with, ahrogate or annul any other City ordinance, rule or regulation, statute or other provision of law. Where any provision of these regulations imposes restrictions, different from those imposed by any other provision of these regulations or any other City ordinance, rule or regulation or other provision of law, whichever provisions are most restrictive, or impose higher standards, shall control. B. Conformance with Code. All plumbing materials and plumbing systems or parts thereof installed hereafter shall meet or exCeed the minimum provisions of this Code. C. The following general regulations shall be appliCable to all plumbing materials and plumbing systems or parts thereof installed. 1. Changes in Direction. (a) Fittings used to Change Direction. Changes in direction in drainage piping shall be made by the apprapriate use of 45 degree wyes, long or short sweep quarter bends , sixth, eiqhth, or sixteenth bends, or by a combination of these or equivalent fittings. Single sanitary tees and quarter bends may be used in drainage lines only where the direction of flow is from the horizontal 37 . � � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (1) (a) ) to the vertical. Double sanitary tees may be used in drainage lines only where the direction of the flow is from the horizontal to the vertical. (b) Short 5weeps Permitted. Short sweeps not less than three inches in diameter may be used in soil and waste lines where the change in direction of flow is from either the horizontal to the vertical or from the vertical to the horizontal, and may be used for making necessary offsets between the ceiling and the next floor above. (c) Blow-Out Type Fixtures . In the case of blow-out type fixtures, install.ed back-to-back, appropriate fittings shall be installed at the point of connection to the horizontal drain in order to prevent the passage of liquid wastes from one fixture to the other. 2. Fittings and Connections . (a) Prohibited Fittings . No fitting having a hub in the direction opposite to flow, or tee branch shall be used as a drainage fitting. No fitting or connection which has an enlargement chamber or recess with a ledge or shoulder, or reduction in pipe area shall be used. No running threads, bands or saddles shall. be used. No drainage or vent piping shall be drilled or tapped. (b) Heel or Side-2nlet Bends . A heel or side-inlet quarter bend shall not be used as a vent when the inlet is placed in a horizontal position or any similar arrangement of pipe or fittings producing a similar effect. (c) Obstruction to Flow. No fitting, connection, device, or method or installation which obstructs or retards the flow of water, wastes, sewage or air in the drainage or venting systems in an amount greater than the normal frictional resistance to flow, shall be used unless it is indicated as acceptable in this Code or is approved by the Inspector as having a desirable and acceptable function and is of ultimate benefit to the proper and continuing functioning of the plumbing system. The enlargement of a three inch closet bend or stub to four inches shall not be considered an obstruction, provided the horizontal flow line or invert is continuous without forming a ledge or shoulder. 38 . � � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (3) ) 3. Repairs and Alterations . (a) Existing Buildings. In existing buil.dings or premises in which plumbing in�tallations are to be altered, or renovated, deviations from the �rovisions of this seCtion are permitted, provided such deviations are found to be necessary, conform to the intent of this Code , and are approved in writing by the City Engineer. (b) Health and Safety. Where a nuisance exists on a premise by reason of an existing plumbing installatian or lack thereof, the owner or his agent shall install additional plumbing or make such corrections as may be necessary to abate such nuisance and bring the pl.umbing installation within the provisions of this C ode. 4. 5ewer and Water Pipe. Water service pipes , or any underground water pipes, shall not be run or laid in the same trench as the building sewer or drainage piping, except as provided for hereinafter. 5. Trenching, Bedding, Tunneling and Backfilling. (a) Trenching and Bedding . TrenChes shall. be of sufficient width to permit praper installation of the pipe . Where shoring is required ample allowance shall be made in trench width for proper working conditions . Where trenches are excavated to a depth such that the bottom of the trench forms the bed for the pipe, care must be exercised to provide solid and continuous bearing between joints and be].l holes shall be provided at points where the pipe is joined. Where trenches are excavated to a depth such that the bottom of the trench does not form the bed for the pipe, the trench shall be back-filled to grade with compacted 1" minus rock placed in layers of six inches maximum depth and cnmpacted after each placement. The pipe shall not be supported on blocks to grade. Where rock is encountered in trenching, it shall be removed to a point at least three inches below the grade line of the trench and the trench shall be back-filled to grade with 1" minus rock tamped in place so as to provide a uniform bearing for the pipe between joints . Care shall be exercised to see that the pipe does not rest on rock 39 . � � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (5) (a) ) at any point including the joints . If soft materials of poor bearing qualities are found at the bottom of the trench, stabilization shall be achieved by over-excavating at least 12 inches and bringing up to grade with 1" minus rock or a concrete foundation. Such concrete foundation shall be bedded with l." minus rock tamped in place so as to provide a uniform bearing tor the pipe between joints . 6. Tunneling. Where necessary, pipe may be installed by tunneling or jacking, or a combination of both. In such cases, special care shall be exercised to protect the pipe trom damage either during installation or from subsequent uneven loading. Where earth tunnels are used, adequate supportinq structures shall be provided to prevent future settling or caving. Pipe may be installed in larger conduit which has been jacked throuqh unexcavated portions of the trench. 7. Backfilling. Adequate precaution shall be taken to insure proper Compaction of backfill around piping without damage to such piping. 8. Backfill Material. Trenches shall be backfilled in thin layers to 12 inches above the top of the piping with clean earth of granular which shall not contain stones, boulders, cinder-fill, or other materials which would damage or break the piping or cause corrosive action. Mechanical devices such as bull dozers, graders , etc. , may then be used to complete backfill to grade. Fill shall be properly compacted. 9 . Safety Precautions . Al1 local rules and regulations pertaining to safety and protection of workmen, other persons in the vicinity, and neighboring property shall be observed where trenching, blasting or other hazardous operations are being conducted. 10 . 5afety. Any part of a building or premises which is changed, altered, or required to be replaced as a result of the installation, alteration, renovation, or replacement of a plumbing system, or any part thereof, shall be left in a safe, non-hazardous condition. 11. Workmanship. Plumbing systems shall be installed in workmanlike manner conforming to generally acCepted good practice . 40 . � � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (12) ) 12 . Good Repair and Safe Structural. Condition. In the process of installing, repairing, replacing, moving or removing any p art of a plumbing or drainage installation, finished floors, walls, ceilings , tile work or any other part of the building or premises which must be moved, removed, changed or replaced, shall be left ' in good regair and a safe structural condition in accordance with the Building Code and this Code. 13 . Notification of Owner. If any plumbing installation is made in a manner not in accordance with recognized principles and standards of good plumbing workmanship as they apply to building trades or not in accordance with this Code, thus necessitating the issuance of a notice, s�ch natice 'rlay be mailed to the owner or his authorized agent. 14 . Poor workmanship. If due to the installation of plumbing, the finished walls , ceilings, or floors are unduly roughened, broken or left in any other wise unsightly or unfinished condition, or if piping of fixtures are installed without adequate support, or if piping is i:�stalled without proper pitch, or fixtures, traps and piping are not set plumb or true, or if fixtures are set so as not to be level with respect to trap seals , or if they are installed so as to permit accumulation of filth or vermin beneath them which cannot be detected in normal cleaning processes , or if leaking and/or unreamed pipe joints are installed or improper backfilling of trench work is performed, any of these shall be deemed poor workmanship. 15. Responsibility of Licensee. Any master or journeyman plumber, master drainlayer, or other person licensed by the City of Cape Girardeau to do work which is required to be inspected, who continues to perform and install work contrary to recognized good practices, or in violation of this Code , after having been duly notified of such work violation by the Inspector shall then be required to show cause before the City of Cape Girardeau Council why his license should not be revoked and he should not be subject to other penalties as may be prescribed in this Code. 41. 6 7 � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (16) ) 16 . .Protection of Pipes. (a) Breakage. Pipes passing under or through walls shall be protect�d from breakage. Any plumbing pipe passing under a footing or through a foundation wall shall be provided with a relieving arch; or there shall be built into the masonry wa11. an iron-pipe sleeve two pipes sizes greater than the pipe passing through; or equivalent protection shall be provided as may be approved in writing by the Inspector. (b) Corrosion. Pipe and appurtenances subject to corrosion by passing through or under corrosive fil.l, such as , but not limited to, cinders, concrete, or other corrosive material, shall be protected against external corrosion by protective coating, wrapping, or other means which will resist such corrosion. (c) Cutting or Notching. Any structural member unavoidably weakened or impaired by cutting, notching, or otherwise, shal.l be reinforced, repaired or replaced, so as to be left in a safe structural condition in accordance with the requirements of the Building Code . 17. Exclusion of Materials Detrimental to the Sewerage System. It shall be unlawful for any person to deposit by any means into the building drainage system or sewer any ashes, cinders, rags, flammable, poisonous, or explosive liquids, gasses , oils, grease or any other material which would or could either obstruct, damage or overload such system or which could intertere with the normal operation of the sewage treatment processes . It shall be unlawful to permit or allow, during building construction, any unprotected opening in the sanitary line, which may allow surface water, mud or other material to enter and obstruct, damage or overload such sewer system. 18. Industrial Wastes. Waste products from manufacturing or industrial operations shall not be introduced into the public sewer system until it has been determined by the Inspector ar other authority having jurisdiction that the introduction thereof wi11 not cause damage to the public sewer system or interfere with the functioning of the sewage treatment plant. 42 . � � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (19) ) 19 . Sleeves. In exterior walls annular space between sleeves and pipes shall be filled or tightly caulked with coal tar or asphaltum compound, lead, or other material found equally effective and approved as such by the Inspector. 20. Ratproofing. (a) 5trainer Plates . All strainer plates on drain inlets shall be designed and installed so that no opening is greater than 1/2 inch in least dimension. (b) Meter Boxes. Meter boxes shall be constructed in such manner that rats cannot enter a building by following service pipes from the box into the building. (c) Openings for Pipes . In or on buildings where openings have been made in walls , floors , or ceilings for the passage of pipes, they shall be closed and protected by the installation of approved metal collars securely fastened to the adjointing structure. 21. Used Materials or Equipment . It shall be unlawful to sell, otfer for sale, purchase, or install any used plumbing material or equipment, unl.ess it conforms to the standards and regulations set forth in this Code. 22. Condemned Equipment. Any plumbing equipment condemned by the Inspector because of wear, damage, defects or sanitary hazards , shall not be re-used for plumbing purposes. 23 . Freezing. Water service piping and sewers shall be installed below recorded frost penetration but not less below grade than two (2) feet for water piping and two (2) feet for sewers . Plumbing pipes in exterior building wal.ls shall be adequately protected against freezing by insulation or heat or both. 24. Protection of Footings . Trenching installed parallel to footings shall not extend below the 45 degree bearing plane of the wall or footing. 25. Connections to Plumbing Systems Required. Every plumbing fixture, drain, appliance, or appurtenance thereto which is to receive or discharge any liquid waste or sewage sha11 discharge to the sanitary drainage system of the building in accordance with the requirements of this Code. 43. � � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (26) ) 26 . Connection to Water and Sewer System. (a) General. The water distribution and drainage system of any building in which plumbing fixtures are installed shall be connected to a public water supply and sewer system respectively if available. A public water supply system or public sewer system shall be deemed available to a premise used for human occupancy if such premise is within 150 feet measured along a street, alley, or easement, of the public water supply or sewer system and a connection conforming with the standards set forth in this Code may be made thereto. (b) Private Systems . Where either a public water supply or sewer system, or both, are not available, a private individual water supply or in.dividual sewage disposal system, or both, shall be provided, and the water distribution system and drainage system shall be connected thereto. 27. Washroom and Toilet Room Requirements . (a) Light and Ventilation. Washrooms and toilet rooms shall be illuminated to conform to standards of good lighting practices and be ventilated to the outside air or through an independent exhaust system. (b) Location of Fixtures and Piping. Piping, fixtures, or equipment shall not be located in such a manner as to interfere with the normal operation of windows , doors , or other openings . 28. Piping Measurements. Except where otherwise specified in this Code, all measurements shall be made to the center lines of the pipes. 29. Water Closet Connections . (a) Lead Connections . Three inch lead bends and stubs may be used on water cl.osets or similar connections provided the inlet is dressed or swedged to receive a four inch flange. (b) Iron Connections . Three inch bends may be used on water closets or similar connections , provided a 4 inch x 3 inch flange is used to receive the closet fixture horn. (c) Copper Connections . Three inch bends may be used on water closets or similar connections provided a 4 inch x 3 inch flange is used to receive the closet fixture horn. 44 . � � (Sec. 21-16 (C) (29) (d) ) (d) Plastic Connections. Plastic water closet bends may be used if approved by the Inspector and provided a suitable four inch by three inch flange is used to receive the fixture horn. (e) Reducing Cl.oset Bends . Four by three inch closet bends are acceptable. 30. Dead Ends . In the installation or removal of any part of a drainage system, dead ends shall be avoided except wherP necessary to extend a cleanout so as to be acCessible. 31. Toilet Facilities for Workmen. Suitable toilet facilities shall be provided and maintained in a sanitary condition for the use of workmen during construction. 32. Protection of Water Tanks, and Food Supply . Drainage piping sha11 not pass over water supply tanks or reservoirs unless such tanks or r�servoirs are water tight; nor shall drainage piping pass directly over food processing, or food storage areas. 33. 5tormwater and 5ub-soil Drains . It shall be unlawful for any person to connect, by any means , a stormwater or subsoil drainage system to, or to use such system to deposit water into a sanitary sewage system, constructed for sewage disposal only. ARTICLE IV. SPECIFIC REGULATIONS Sec. 21-17. Materials. A. Minimum Standards. Materials shall conform to the standards cited in this Code, which shall be considered minimum standards, when used in construction, installation, alteration or repair of plumbing and drainage systems or parts thereof, except that: l. The Inspector shal.l allow the extension, addition to or relocation of existing water, soil, waste vent pipes with materials of like grade or quality as permitted by the City Engineer. 2. Materials not covered by the standards cited in this Code may be used with the approval of the City Council. B. General Requirements . 1. All materials , fixtures, or equipment used in the installation, repair or alteration of any plumbing system shall conform at least to the standards listed in this Code. 45 . � � (Sec. 21-17 (B) (2) ) 2 . A11 materials installed in pl.umbing systems shall be so handled and installed as to avoid damage so that the quality of the material will not be impaired. 3. No defective or damaged materials, equipment or apparatus shall be installed or maintained. C . Standards Applicable to Plumbing Materials . A material shall be considered approved if it meets the standards cited in Table 1, 5tandards for Plumbing Materials, and in the case of pl,astic pipe , the listed standards of the National Sanitation Foundation. l. Note 1. Abbreviations in Table 1 refer to the following organizations: USA5I United States of America Standards Institute 10 East 40th Street New York, New York 10016 A5TM American 5ociety for Testing and Materials 1916 Race Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1.9103 AWWA American Tnlater Works Association 521 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10017 CS Commercial Standards Commodity Standards Division Office of Industry and Commerce U.S. Department of Commerce Washington, D. C. 20230 FS Federal Supply Service Standards Division General Services Administration Washington, D. C. 20405 NSF National Sanitation Foundation Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106 PDI Plumbing and Drainage Institute 1.018 North Austin Boul,evard Oak Park, Illinois 60302 2. Note 2. ASTM Standards are issued under fixed designations ; the final number indicates the year of original adoption, or in the case of revision, the year of last revision. "T" indicates Tentative. In the "CS" series of standards, also, the final number indicates the year of issue. For Federal Specifications, the year indicated in Table 1 is that of the date of issue or that of the latest revision or amendment. 46 . (Sec. 21-17 (C) (3) ) 3. Note 3 . All standards and specifications for materials are subject to change . Designations carrying indication of the year of issue may thus become obsolete. Table 1 gives the full designations of standards current at the time this Code is printed. The Inspector is required to review this table and have it brought up to date at intervals not exceeding two years . 4 . Note 4. Iaentification of Materials . Materials shal.l be identified as provided in the standard to which they conform. D. 5pecial Materials. 1. Lead. Sheet lead for the following uses shall weigh not less than: (a) General Use - 2-1/2 pounds per square foot. (b) Safe pans - 2-1/2 pounds per square foot. (c) Flashings for vent pipes - 2-1f2 pounds per square foot. The walls of lead bends and traps shall be at least one-eighth (1/8) inch thick. 2 . Copper. Sheet capper for the following uses shall weigh not less than: (a) General use - 12 oz . per square foot. (b) Flashings for vent pipes - 8 az . per square foot. (c) Flush tank linings - 10 oz. per square foot. All copper traps and tail piece fittings shall be of at least 22 guage material. 3. Calking Ferrules . Calking ferrules shall be of red brass and shall be in accordance with the following tabl.e: _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - - __ _ _ � ! Pipe Sizes Inside Diameter Length Minimum Weight � Inches Inches Inches Each ' 2 2-1/4 4-1/2 1 Ib. 0 oz. 3 3-1/4 41/2 1 lb. 12 oz. 4 41/4 41/2 21b. 8 oz. 47 . (Sec. 21-17 (D) (4) ) 4. Soldering Bushings . Soldering bushings shall be of red brass in accordance with the following table: Pipe Sizes Minimum Weight Each ', Inches 1-1/4 6 oz. 1-1/2 8 oz. 2 14 oz. ' 2-1/2 1 lb. 6 oz. 3 21b. 0 oz. ' 4 3 lb. 8 oz. 5 . Floor Flanges . Floor flanges for water closets or similar fixtures shall be not less than 1/8 thick for brass, 1/4 inch thick and not less than 2 inch calking depth for cast iron or galvanized malleable iron. Approved copper flange may be used. If of hard lead, they shall weigh not less than 1 lb. 9 oz. and be composed of lead alloy with not less than 7. 75 percent antimony by weight. Flanges shall be soldered to lead bends, or shall be calked, soldered, or threaded into other metal. Closet screws and bolts shall be brass . 6 . Cleanout Plugs. Cleanout plugs shal.l be of brass , plastic, or stainless steel. They shall have raised square or countersunk square heads except that where raised heads will cause a tripping hazard countersunk heads shall be used. 7. Flush Pipes and Fittings . Flush pipes and fittings shall be of nonferrous material . When of brass or copper tube, the material shall be at least 0 . 0313 inches in thickness (No. 20 U.S . gauge) . E. Alternate Materials and Methods. l. Existing Buildings . In existing buildings or premises in which plumbing installations are to be altered, renovated or replaced, such new materials and work shall meet the provisions of this Code. Where the Inspector shall find that the full performance of bringing such work into compliance with the requirements of this Code would result in undue hardship by reason of excessive structural or mechanical difficulty or impracticability, a deviation may be granted by the Inspector to the extent necessary to ameliorate such undue hardship. Such deviation shall not be granted where it would impair 48 . � � (Sec. 21-17 (E) (1) ) • the intended purpose af this Code. A record open to inspection by the public, shall be maintained by the Inspector of each and every deviation allowed under the terms of this section. 2. Approval. The City Council may approve the use of fixtures, appurtenances, materials and methods of a type not conforming with the requirements of this Code after determination that such fixture, appurtenance, material or method is of such design or quality as to appear to be suitable, safe and sanitary for the use for which it is intended. A record of such approvals shall be maintained at the Office of Plumbing and 5ewer Inspection and shall be available to the public. Any person desiring to install or use a fixture, appurtenance, material, or method, of a type not conforming with the requirements of this Code shall, prior to such installation or use, submit to the Inspector such proof as may be required to determine whether such fixture, appurtenance, material or method is of such design or quality as to appear to be suitable, safe and sanitary for the use for which it is intended. In the event the Inspector determines that it is suitable, safe and sanitary for the use for which it is intended, he may permit such use: Provided, that the manner of installation or use is otherwise in accordance with this Code. Such use shall be subject to periodic inspection by the Inspector and such fixture, appurtenance, material or method shall, upon order, be discontinued or removed if such inspection indicates it is unsuitable, unsafe, insanitary, or contrary to the provisions of this Code . 3. Tests . When there is insufficient evidence to verify claims for alternate materials the Inspector may require as proof of suitability tests of compliance by an approved agency at the expense of the applicant. 4. Test Procedure. Tests shall be made as specified or deemed necessary by the Inspector. 5. Repeated Tests. The Inspector may require tests to be repeated if, at any time, there is reason to believe that an alternate material no longer conforms to the requirements on which its approval was based. 49 . (Sec. 21-17 (E) (6) ) 6 . Mobile Homes . Mobile homes shall comply with ASA-A119 . 1-1963 . 7. Travel Trailers. Travel trailers shall comply with ASA-A119 . 2-1963. . F. Approval Materials . l. Periodic Review. The Office of Plumbing and Sewer Inspection shall require a review periodically at least once every one (1) year of the approved list of specifications and standards for materials. 2. 5pecific Usage. Each item in the following table indicates specifically the type of material permitted for the various parts of the plumbing system. The standards for each of those materials are given in _the following table. _ T�ible 1 STANDARDS FOR PLUMBING MATERIALS Description USASI ASTNI rS Other Polyv.inyl Cl�loride(PVC)Piastic Drain,Waste, CS 272-65 � and Veiit Pipe and Fitti�igs None D 2665-67 L.P-320a-1966 NSF 14 Solvent Cements for Pulyvinyl Chloride(PVC) � Plastic Pipe and Fit�tings None D 356�Y-E,7 None Nune Vitrified clay sewer pipe standard strength A]06.3-1967 Nonc None None Vi'trified clay sewer pipe,persor��ted � � standard strength A106.1-1962 None None CS 143-60 Plumbing Fixtures Drinking fountains 742-1942 None Noiie None Drinking-Water Coolers Self�ontained Al 12.11.1- � Niechanically Refi-igerated 1971 None None None Enamel�d c3st-iro�t plumbing fi�ctures None None None � CS 7?-63 Earthenware(vitreous gl�ized) plumbing fixtu;es No��e None Nune � CS 111-43 � � Finished and roLigli brass piumbing A 1 12.18.1- � fixture fittings 1970 � Formed rnetal porcelain enameled ' � sanitary ware None None None PSS-66 Gel�oated Glass-Fiber Reinforced Polyestcr Resin Bathtub Units 7.1?4.2-1967 None Nonc None � ' � Gel-Coated Glass-Fiber Reinforced Polycster � � I Resin Sliower Receptor and Shower S�.ill � � � ���� � Units 7_124.2-1967 None None Nune ��� Pliunbing fixtures(for I�ind use) None Nunc A�VW-P-S41b(h)-1963 None � �! Staple vitreous Cliina plumbing fixtures None N�ne None CS 20-63 � Stills,water;portable (without heating � dcvice)for U.S.P. "distilled water" � None None RR�S-7?6(I)-1950 None � Porcelain-enameled tanks for domestic use � None None Noi�e CS 1 15-60 ' 111iscellaneoi�s Materials and S/aj�dards � Automatic relief valves Z21.22-19t4 Nor�e None None Z212?a-1�65 � Air gap standards A40.4-1942 None None None � Backflow preventers A40.6-1943 None None None Brass cleanout plugs None Nc�ne Nc�nc CS 188-66 ' Caulking lead;Type 1 Noiie � None QQ-C-40-1963 None � Cement lining for cast iron pipe A21.4-1964 None WW-P-406b(1)-1964 AWWA C104(4 ' Coal-tar enamel,protective coating No��e N��ne Nonc AWWA C203-66 Socket-Type Acrylonitrile-Butadiene, ; Styrene(ABS) Plastic Pipe Fittings, ' Schedule 80 None D 24ti9-67 None NSF 14 Threaded Acrylonitrile-Butadiene- Styrene(ABS)Plastic Pipe Fittings, � Schedule 80 None D 2465�7 None NSF 14 50 , (Sec. 21-17 (F) (2) ) _ _ _ ,, . _._ __. _ TaUle 1 STANDARDS FOR P£;UMBING MATERIALS—Continued � Description USASI ASTM FS Other , I Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC)Plastic Pipe, �S 207-60 1 Schedules 40,RO and 120 None D 1785-67 None NSF 14 '�; Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC)Plastic Pipe, B72.2-1967 D?241-67 None CS 256-63 (SDR-PR and Class T) B72.2-1967 D 2241-67 Noile NSF 14 j Thr�aded Polyvinyl Cliloride(PVC)Plastic ? Pipe Fittings,Schedule 8Q None D 2464-67 None NSF 14 �. Soc]<et-Type Yolyvinyl Chloride(PVC)Plastic � Pipe Fittings,Schedule 40 None D�4E6-C7 None NSF 14 � Socket-Type Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC)Plastic � Pipe Fittings,Schedule 80 None D 2467-67 None NSF 14 Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene(A33S)Plastic CS 270-65 �� Drain,Waste,and Vent Pipe and Fittings None D 2661-67 L-P-322a-1966 NSF 14 �� Solvent Cement for Acrylonitrile-Butadienc- �tyrene(ABS)Plastic Pipe and Fittings None - D 2235-67 None None Concrete sewer pipe,non-reinforced None C14-67 None None Concrete pipe,pressure,reinforced concrete, pretensioned reinforcement(steei cylinder type) None None SS-P-381-1955 None ' Perforated asbestor cement pipe None C508-67 None None Polyethylene(PE)plastic pipe,Sc}iedule 40 None D 2104-67 None NSF 14 cs ���-60 � Polyethylene(PE)Plastic Pipe,Scliedules 40 �I and 80 Based on Outside Diameter None D 2447-67 N�ne NSF l4 L___ _ __ _ _ _ _ . _ - _ _ __ _ � Polyethylene(PE)Piastic Pipe,(SDR-PR) B72.1-1967 D 2339-67 L P-31 Sa-1966 CS255-63 I NSF 14 ' Plastic Insert Fittings for Polyethylene Plastic Pipe B16.27-62 D 2609-67 No�le NSF 14 Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene(ABS)Plastic C5 218-59 Pipe,Schedules 40 and 80 None D 1527-G7 None NSF 14 Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene(ABS)Plastic CS 254-63 Pipe,(SDR-PR and Class T) B7?.3-67 D ��282-66 N��ne � NSF 14 Socket-Type Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene � (ABS)Plastic Pipe Fittings,Schedule 40 None D 2468-(7 None NSF 14 � Valve,ball None None WW-V-35a-1965 None Valves,bronze;angle,check and globe, 125 and 1501bs.,threaded and flanged �None None WW-V-51 a(2)-1954 Noiie � Valves,bronze;gate, 125 and 150 lbs., I tltreaded and flanged None ' None WW-V-54c-1966 None ! Pipe fittings,broiizc and ferrous(busliings, plugs and locknuts);threaded None None WW-P-�71 a(3)-1964 None , Non-Metallic Pipe artd Fittrrtgs ' f Asbestos cement non-pressure(sewer)pipe None None SS!'-331 c-1967 None Asbestos cement pressure(water)pipe None C-296-65T SS-Y-351 a-1953 AWWA C400-65 Bituminizeci fiber sewer pipe and fittings None D1861-64 SS-P-356-1955 None � D 1862-b4 � � ' Perforated bituminized fiber pipe for septic D2312-65 �� tank disposal Fields None � D��:313-65 SS-P-�58a-1960 None � _ _ _ . _ _.__. . _ __--- 51. (Sec. 21-17 (F) (2) ) Table 1 STANDARDS FOR PLUMBWG MATERf�LS—Co�itinued Desrriptioi�i USASI ASTM ES Otlier Clay drain tile A6.1-1�63 C4-Ci� None None Concrete sewer pipe,reinforced Nune C76-�7 Nc�n�: None Cast-bronze soldcr-joint pressure fitti�:gs f316.1H-19f;3 B16.18a-1967 None None Noiie General requirements for wrought seamless H23.4-19G7 � copper and copper alloy Pipe and tube i9G7�� B"'S1-67 N��ne None Cast-bronze solder joint drainage fittings �316.23-1960 None None None � � Copper P��e £I26.1-]9671/ B4?-66 None None �� Copper pipe,threadless(TP) li2C,.2-1967 B?02-bF,a None None Copper water tube,types K,L,M 11?3.1-1967 BR8-(�6a None None Copper drainage tube,type DVW H23.6-1967 B306-66a None None Wrought-copper and bronze solder joint ' presstire fittings B16.22-1963 None Nonc None � Wrought copper�uld bronze solder-:joint • drainage fittings C16.23-1960 None None Noiie � L,cad pipe and traps Noi�e None WW-P-325a-1967 �None !i Unions,brass or bronze, 2501bs. None None WW-U-51 tia-1967 None � � Unions;malleable iron or steel 300 lbs. None Ne>ne WW-U-536(I)-1933 CS7-29 � Wrought-rion pipe B3G.2-1966 A72-66 None None �� Va�ves,cast iron,gate, l 25 &250 lb. threaded anGl fl3nged None None WW-V-Sfia-1966 None Pipe fittings,bronze &ferrot�s(busl�ings, � � plugs and locknuts);tlireaded None None 'v�"dV-1'-4'71 a(2 j-1964 None —. --— ------ � Nipples,pipe,tl�re.�ded � None � None� WW-N-351u-1967 CSS-6�� � I Non ferrous Metallic Pipe and Fittings � Brass fittings for flared capper tube B1(.26-1967 Nouc None None Seamless brass iuUe H36.7-19671� B13�-67 None None Seamless red brass pipe None 54:�-66 Ncne None Brorize flanges and flanged fittings, 1 SO and 3001bs. B16.24-19C�2 None None None � Brass or bronze screwed fittin�s, 125 & � 250 lbs. B l6.I 5-19C4 None None None Ferrous Pipe and Fittings Cast iron soil pipe and fittings,extra heavy and service weights None A74-66 None CS 188�6 � Cast iron water pipe(cast in metal rnolds) A21.6-1962 None None AWWA C 106�2 � Cast iron waterpipe (cast in sand lined molds) A21.8-1962 None None AWWA C108-62 Cast iron water pipe fitting A21.10-1964 Ivone N��ne AWWA C110-64 � Cast iron water pipe(2") A21.12-7965 None Nane _AWWA C112-65 � Cast iron(threaded)pipe A40.5-1943 None None N���t Cast iron(threaded)fittings 1316.4-19G3 Nc�ne Wd'V-P-501 d-1967 None Cast iron drainage fittings B1C.12-1965 None WW-P-4916-1967 .None Galvanized pipe and fittings None None WW-P�06h(1)-1964 Nune ��, Malleable iron fitting,(threaded) 1 SO lbs. B 16.3-1963 None WW-P-521 e-19Ei4 None Steel pipe(seamless and welded,black and zinc coated)(galv.) B36.20-1966 A120-66 None None '� 1)USASI H23.4-1967 is applicable to and furms a part of the standards indicated. ! _ _ ___.__ _ ._. _ _ _. � - _ _ — _ . 52 . (Sec. 21-17 (F) (2) ) Table 1 STANDARDS FOR PLtTMBING I�IATERiALS—Continued ' Description USASI ASTM FS Other Fixture setting compound None None HH-('-53Ga-1954 None Flange dimensions,standard(class�s 12� anci 250 cast iron flanges,classes 150, 350&300 bronze flanges) (lan�l iise) None None WW-F�06a(1)-1943 None Gaskets,plumbing-fixture-setting None None HH�-116-1936 None Grease interceptors None None None PD1�101 Hangers and supports,pipe None None W1-V-H-171c(1)-1964 SP69-1966 Hose clamps None None WW-C�440b-1965 None ' Rubber gaskets(concrete sewer pipe) None C443-67 None None Sheet copper None t3152-66 No�ie None Sheet lead,grade A None None QQ-L-201 f-1965 None Soft solder None None QQ-S-571 d-1963 None Steel septic tanks None None Nonc CS 177-62 i)omestic Hot Water I�eaters 'L21.10.]-1�66 '7.21.102-19G2 � ' '1,21.1 U.2a-l 963 Z21.10.3-1966None VdH-19Cd-1961 None Water hammer arrestors Nune Nune None FDI-WH 201 _._. __ _. _.___ __. _ __ _ . 53 . � � Sec. 21-18. Joints and Connections . A. Tightness . Joints and connections in the plumbing system sha11 be gas tight and watertight for the pressure required by test, with the exceptions of those portions of perforated or open joint piping which are installed for the purpose of collecting and conveying ground or seepage water to the underground storm drains. B. Types of Joints for Piping Materials . 1. Cal.ked. (a) Cast Iron Soil Pipe . Every lead calked joint for cast iron hub and spigot soil pipe shall be firmly packed with oakum or hemp and filled with molten lead not less than 1 inch deep and not to extend more than 1/8 inch below the rim of the hub. No paint, varnish or other coatings shall be permitted on the jointing material until after the joint has been tested and approved. Lead shall be run in one pouring and shall be calked tight. (b) Cast Iron Water Pipe. Every lead Calked joint for cast iron bell and spigot water pipe shall be firmly packed with clean, sound asbestos rope or treated paper rope . The remaining space in the hub shall be filled with molten lead according to the following schedule: Pipe 5ize Depth of Lead Up to 20 inches 2-1/4 inches 24, 30, 26 inches 2-1/2 inChes Larger than 36 inches 3 inches Lead shall be run in one pouring and shall be calked tight. 2. Threaded. Every threaded joint shall conform to the American National Taper Pipe Thread, USAS B2 .1-1960 . All burrs shall be removed. Pipe ends shall be reamed or filed out to size of bore, and all chips shall be removed. Pipe joint compound shall be used only on male threads. 3 . Wiped. Every joint in lead pipe or fitting, or between lead pipe or fittings and brass or copper pipe , ferrules, solder nipples, or traps, shall be full wiped joints. Wiped joints shall have exposed surface on each side of a joint not less than 3/4 inch and at least as thick as the material being joined. Wall of floor 54 . "� 1 �"'� (Sec. 21-18 (B) (3) ) flange lead-wiped joints shall be made by using a lead ring or flange placed behind the joints at wall or floor. Joints between lead pipe and cast iron, steel, or wrought iron shall be made by means of a caulking ferrule, soldering nipple or bushing. 4 . Soldering or Sweat. Every soldered or sweat joint for tube shall be made with approved fittings . Joints in Copper water tube shall be made by the appropriate use of approved cast brass or wrought copper fittings, properly sweated or soldered together. 5. Flared. Every flared joint for annealed-temper copper tube shall be made with fittings meeting approved standards. The tube shall be reamed and then expanded with a proper flaring tool. 6 . Mastic. Joints may be made using bitumastic material where designated by this Code. 7. Hot Poured. Hot poured compound for clay or concrete sewer pipe or other materials shall not be water absorbent and when poured against a dry surface shall have a bond of not less than 100 pounds per square inch in shear. Al1 surfaces of the joint shall be cleaned and dried before pouring. If wet surfaces are unavoidable, a suitable primer shall be applied. The compound shall not soften sufficiently to destroy the effectiveness of the joint when subjected to a temperature of 160 degrees F . nor be soluble in any of the waste carried by the drainage system. Approximately 25 percent of the joint space at the base of the socket shall be filled with jut,e or hemp. A pouring collar, rope or other device shall be used to hold the hot compound during pouring. Each joint shall be poured in one operation until the joint is filled. Joints sha11 not be tested until one hour after pouring. 8. Precast. Every precast coll.ar shall be formed in both the spigot and bell of the pipe in advance of use. Collar surfaces shall be conical with side sloped of 3 degrees with the axis of the pipe and the length be egual to the depth of the socket. Prior to making joint contact, surfaces shall be cleaned and coated with solvents and adhesives as recommended in the standard. When the spigot end is inserted in the collar, it shall bind before contacting the base of the socket. Material shall be inert and resistant to both acids and alkalies. 55 . � � (5ec. 21-18 (B) (8) ) 9 . Brazed Joints . Brazed joints sha11 be made by first cleaning the surfaces to be joined down to the base metal, applying flux approved for such joints and for the filler metal to be used, and making the joint by heating to a temperature sufficient to melt the approved brazing filler metal on contact. 10 . Cement. Except for repairs and connections to existing lines constructed with such joints , cement mortar joints are prohibited. [nlhere permitted, cement mortar joints shall be made in the following ma.nner: A layer of jute or hemp shall be inserted into the base of the annular joint space and packed tightly to prevent mortar from entering the interior of the pipe or fitting. Not more than twenty- five (25) percent of the annular space shall be used for jute or hemp. The remaining space shall be filled in one continuous operation with a thoroughly mixed mortar compounded of one (1) part cement and two (2) parts sand, with only sufficient water to make the mixture workable by hand. Additional mortar of the same composition shall � then be applied to form a one (1) to one (1) slope with the barrel of the pipe. The bell or hub of the pipe shall be left exposed and when necessary the interior of the pipe shall be swabbed to remove any mortar or other material which may have found its way into such pipe. 11. Burned Lead (Welded) . Every burned (welded) joint shall be made in such manner that the two or more sections to be joined shall be uniformly fused together into one continuous piece. The thickness of the weld shall be at least as thick as the lead being joined. C. Mechanical (Flexible or Slip Joint) . 1. Asbestos Cement Pipe . Every joint in asbestos cement pipe shall be made with sleeve couplings of the same composition as the pipe, sealed with rugger rings . 2. Cast Iron Pipe. Every mechanical joint in cast iron pipe shall be made with a flanged collar, rubber ring gasket and appropriate number of securing bolts; or with a preformed molded ring secured by pulling the pipe together in such a way as to compress the molded ring; or by means of a corrosion-resistant joint and clamp assembly surrounding a seal.ing sleeve of an elastrometric material in such a 56. � � (5ec. 21-18 (C) (2) ) manner that the sleeve is firmly compressed by the tightening device in the clamp assembly in order to provide a gas and water tight joint. 3. C lay Pipe. Flexible joints between lengths of clay pipe may be made using approved resilient materials both on the spigot end and in the bell end of the pipe. 4. Concrete Pipe. Flexible joints between lengths of concrete pipe may be made using approved rubber materials both on the spigot end and in the bell. end of the pipe . Mastic and hot poured joints may be used. D. Tapered Couplings . Every joint in bituminized fiber pipe shall be made with tapered type couplings of the same material as the pipe . Joints between bituminized fiber pipe and metal pipe shall be made by means of an adapter coupling calked as required by this Code. E. Welded Joints . Joints to be welded shall be prepared by approved pro�edure, cleaned free from paint, oil , rust, scale, or other objectionable material and welded by welders who qualify according to this Code for pressure piping. USA5 831 .1. - 1955 with addenda B31. 1a-1065 . F. Plastic. Every joint in plastic piping shall be made with approved fittings by either solvent welded or fusion welded connections, approved insert fittings and metal clamps and screws of corrosion resistant material, or threaded joints according to accepted standards . G. Slip. Every slip joint shall be made using approved packing or gasket material, or approved ground joint brass compression rings. Ground joint brass connection which all.ow adjustment of tubing but provide a rigid joint when made up shall not be considered as slip joints. H. Expansion. Every expansion joint shall be of approved type and its material shall conform with the type of piping in which it is installed. I. Types of Joints Between Different Piping Materials . l. Vitrified Clay to Other Material. Every joint between vitrified clay and other piping materials should be specially formed 57 . � � (Sec. 21-18 (I) (1) ) to vitrified clay and resilient material to meet the test conditions of ASTM C-425. All adapters must meet requirements of positive jointing and smooth flow line. 2 . Asbestos Cement Pipe to Metal Pipe. Joints between asbestos cement pipe and metal pipe shal.l be made by means of an adapter coupling calked as required by this Code or by means of approved rubber or elastometric rings as approved by the Inspector. 3. Cast Iron to Vitrified Clay. Every joint between cast iron piping and vitrified clay piping shall be made either of hot pouring bitumastic compound or by a preformed bituminous ring. This ring shall, after ramming, completely fill the annular space between the cast iron spigot and the vitrified clay hub. 4. Threaded Pipe to Cast Iron. Every joint between wrought iron, steel or brass, and cast iron pipe shall be either calked or threaded or shall be made with approved adapter fitting. 5. Lead to Cast Iron, Wrought Iron, or Steel. Every joint between lead and cast iron, wrought iron, or steel pipe shall be made by means of wiped joints to a calking ferrule, soldering nipple, bushing or by means of a mechanical adapter. 6 . Cast Iron to Copper Tube. Every joint between cast iron and copper tube shall be made by using an approved brass or copper calking ferrule and properly soldering the copper tube to the ferrule. 7. Copper Tube to Threaded Pipe Joints. Every joint from copper tube to threaded pipe shall be made by the use of brass or copper converter fittings. The joint between the Copper pipe and the fitting shall be properly soldered, and the connection between the threaded pipe and the fitting shall be made with a standard pipe size screw joint. 8. Special Joints for Drainage Piping. Different types of drainage piping materials shall be joined either by adapter fittin.gs or by means of an acceptable prefabricated sealing ring or sleeve as specifically approved by the Inspector. 9 . Dissimilar Metal Joints. All joints of dissimilar metals where there is a possiblity of electrolisis or galvanic action shall be protected by an appropriate insulating fitting. 58. � � (Sec. 21-18 (J) ) J. Connections Between Drainage Piping and Certain Fixtures . Every connection between drainage pipes and water closets, floor outlets, service sinks, pedestal urinals, and earthenware trap standards or any other fixture with floor outlet, shall be made by means of brass, wrought copper, hard-lead, or iron flanges, calked, soldered, or screwed to the drainage pipe . The connection shall be bolted, with an approved gasket or washer or setting compound between the earthenware and the connection. The floor flange shall be fastened to a structurally firm base. The use of commercial putty or plaster is prohibited. K. Waterproofing of Openings . Joints at the roof, around vent pipes, shall be made watertight by the use of lead, copper, aluminum, or other approved flashing or flashing material. Exterior wall openings shall be made watertight. L. Prohibited Joints and Connections , Drainage System. Any fitting or connection which has an enlargement, chamber or recess with a ledge, shoulder or reduction of pipe area, that offers an obstruction to flow through the drain is prohibited. No fitting or connection that offers abnormal obstruction to flow shall be used. M. Increasers and Reducers. Where different sizes of pipes, or pipes and fittings are to be connected, the proper size increasers or reducers or reducing fittings shall be used between the two sizes . Sec. 21-19 . Traps and Cleanouts . A. 5eparate Traps for Each Fixture. Each plumbing fixture shall be separately trapped by a water seal trap, except as otherwise permitted in this Code, placed as close as possible to the fixture outlet. The vertical distance from the fixture outlet to the trap weir shall not exCeed twenty-four inChes . No fixture shall be double trapped. Exceptions to the separate trapping requirements are as follows: 1. Fixtures having integral traps. 2 . A combination plumbing fixture may be installed on one trap provided one compartment is not more than six inches deeper than the other and the waste outlets are not more than thirty inches apart and neither outlet is equipped with a food waste grinder. 59 . (Sec. 21-19 (A) (3) ) 3. One trap may be installed for a set of not more than three single compartment sinks, laundry trays or lavatories immediately adjacent to each other in the same room, and the trap is centrally located when three such fi�tures are installed. 4 . No clothes washer or laundry tub shall be discharged to a trap serving a kitchen sink. B. Size of Fixture Traps. Fixture trap size (nominal diameter) shall be sufficient to drain the fixture rapidly and in no case less than given in Tab1e 2 . Size of Fixture Traps for Different Type Plumbing Fixtures . No trap shall be larger than the drainage �ipe into which it discharges . Integral tra�s shall conform to apnropriate standards . � a TABLE 2 S1ZE OF NON-INTF,GRAL TRAPS FOR DIFFERENT TYPE PLU�IBING FIXTURES I PlumbingFixture � Trap Size �' in Inclaes Bathtub(with or without overhead shower) 1-1�2 � Co�nbination sink and wash�laundry) tray . 1-1/2 � � Combination sink and wash(laundry) tray with food�vaste grinder unit 1-1/2* � Dental unit or cuspidor 1-1�4 Dental lavatory 1-1/4 Drinki�ig fountain 1-1%4 �Dishwaslier,commercial 2 � Dishwasher,domestic(non-integral trap) 1-1�2 Flo o, drain ? Food waste �rinder 1-I/2 I Kitchen siilk, domestic, with food waste grinder unit 1-1/2 Kitchen siiik,dumest:ic 1-1/2 Lavatory,common 1-1�4 � Lavatory(barber shop, beaut5� p�rlor or surgeon's) 1-1/2 Lavatory,multiple type (wash fountain or wash si�rk) 1-1/2 Laundry tray(1 or 2 compartments) 1-7�2 � Shower stall 1-1/2 � Sink(surgeon's) 1-1/2 Sink(flushing rim type,flush valve supplied) 3 Sink(service type with floor outlet trap standard) 3 Sink(service trap with P trap) 2 Sink,commercial(pot,scullery,or similar type) 2 Sink,commercial(with food grinder unit) 2 Urindi (pedestal,syphun jet,or blowout type,flush valve supplied) 3 Urinal(stall type) 2 Urinal(wall lip type,flush tank supplied) 1-1/2 *Separate trap required for wasli tray and separate trap required for sink com- partment with food waste grinder unit. 60 . � � (Sec. 21-19 (C) ) C. General Requirements for Traps. 1. Design of Traps . Fixture traps shall be self-scouring and shall have no interior partitions except where such traps are integral with the fixture. Slip joints or couplings may be used on the trap inlet or within the trap seal of the trap if a metal-to- metal ground joint is used. 2. Trap Seals. Each fixture trap sha11 have a liquid seal of not less than two inches and not more than four inches , except where for special conditions , a cieeper seal may be required by the Inspector. This requirement does not apply to interceptors . 3. Trap 5etting and Protection. Traps shall be set level with respect to their water seals and, where necessary, shall be protected from freezing. 4. Prohibited Traps . The following type traps are prohibited: (a) Traps which depend upon moving parts to maintain their seal. (b) Bell traps. (c) Crown vented traps . (d) Separate fixture traps which depend on interior partitions for their seal. (e) "S" traps . D. Drainage Pipe Cleanouts . 1. Locations. Cleanouts shall not be more than 50 feet apart in horizontal drainage lines of 3 inCh nominal diameter or less and not more than 100 feet apart for larger pipes . 2. Underground Drainage. Cleanouts , when installed on an underground drain, shall be extended vertically to or above the finished grade level or the cleanout may be extended outside the building when found necessary by the Inspector. 3. Change of Direction. Accessible cleanouts shall be installed at each change of direction of the building sewer greater than 45 degrees . 4. Concealed Piping. Cleanouts on concealed piping shall be extended through and terminate flush with the finished wall or floor; 61. � /� (Sec. 21-19(D) (4) ) or pits or chases may be left in the wall or floor, provided they are of sufficient size to permit removal of the cleanout plug and proper cleaning of the system. 5 . Base of Stacks. A cleanout shall be provided at or near the foot of each vertical waste or soil stack. For buildings with a floor slab, or with less than 18 inch crawl space under the floor or where a stack cleanout is not easily accessible, the following shall be provided in lieu of a cleanout at the base of the stack. The building drain shall be extended to the outside of the building and terminated in an accessible cleanout or an accessible cleanout may be installed in the building drain downstream from the stack not more than 5 feet outside the building wall. 6 . Building Drain and Building Sewer Junction. There shall be a cleanout near the junction of the building drain and building sewer. This cleanout may be either inside or outside the building wall provided it is brought up to finish grade or to the basement floor level. 7. Direction of Flow. Every cleanout shall be install.ed so that the cleanout opens in the direction of the flow of the drainage line or at right angles thereto. 8. Connections to Cleanouts Prohibited. Cleanout openings shall not be used for the installation of new fixtures or floor drains except where approved in writing by the Inspector and where another cleanout of equal access and capacity is provided. 9 . Cleanout 5ize. Cleanouts shall be of the same nominal size as the pipes up to 4 inches and not less than 4 inches for larger piping. 10 . Manholes for Larger Pipes . For exterior underground piping of 8 inches diameter or larger, manholes shall be provided and located at every change of major direction, grade, elevation or size of pipe or at intervals of not more than 400 feet. Metal covers shall be provided for the manholes and shall be of sufficient weight to meet local tratfic, loading, and safety or sanitary conditions. Metal gas tight covers shall be provided for manholes within buildings . 62 . � � (Sec. 21-19 (D) (11) ) 11. Cleanout Clearances . Cleanouts on 3 inch or larger pipes shall be so installed that there is a clearance of not less than 18 inches for the purpose of rodding. Cleanouts smaller than 3 inches shall be so installed that there is a 12 inch clearance for rodding. 12 . Cleanouts to be Kept Uncovered. Cleanout plugs shall not be covered with cement, plaster, or any other permanent finishing material. Where it is necessary to conceal a cleanout plug, a covering plate or access door shall be provided which will permit ready access to the plug. 13. Cleanout Equipment. A fixture with integral trap, readily removable without disturbing concealed roughing work, may be accepted as cle anout equivalent. E. Acid Resisting Traps. Where a vitrified-clay or other brittleware, acid-resisting trap installed underground, it shall be embedded in concrete extending six inches beyond the bottom and sides of the traps . Sec. 21-20 . Interceptors, 5eparators , and Backwater Valves . A. Interceptors and Separators . l. Interceptors Required. Interceptors for oil , grease, sand, and other substance harmful or hazardous to the building drainage system, the public sewer, or sewage treatment plant or processes shall be provided as required by the Inspector and as stated in this Code . 2. Approval of Interceptors and Separators . The size , type, and location of each interceptor, and of each separator shall be approved by the Inspector and no wastes other than those requiring treatment or separation shall be discharged into any interceptor or separator. 3. All Interceptors to Follow Type Approved. No grease interceptor shall be hereinafter installed which does not comply, in all respects, with the type or model of each size thereof approved by the Inspector. 4. Separation of Liquids . A mixture of light and heavy liquids having various specific gravities may be treated and then separated in a receptacle as approved by the Inspector. 63 . � � (Sec. 21-20 (B) ) B. Grease Interceptors . 1. Commercial Buildings. A grease interceptor shall be installed in the waste line leading from pot sinks ; and other fixtures receiving grease in the following establishments when, in the judgment of the Inspector a hazard exists ; restaurants, hotel kitchens or bars, factory cafeterias or restaurants, cl.ubs , or other establishments where grease can be introduced into the drainage system in quantities that can effect line stoppage or hinder sewage disposal. Outside grease trap is preferred. 2 . Water Cooled Grease Interceptors . The installation of water-coo].ed grease interceptors shall be prohibited. 3. Grease Interceptors Capacity. Grease interceptors , if installed, shall have a grease retention capacity of not less than 2 pounds for each gpm of flow. 4. Rate of Flow Controls . Grease interceptors shall be equipped with devices to control the rate of water tlow through the interceptors so that it does not exceed the rated flow of the interceptors . 5. Interceptors Not Required. A grease interceptor is not required for individual dwelling units or any private living quarters . C. Sand Interceptors. Commercial Establishments . 5and and similar interceptors for heavy solids shall be so designed and located as to be readily accessible for cleaning, and shall have a water seal of not less than six inches . D. Venting of Interceptors and Separators. Interceptors and separators shall be so designed that they will. not become air bound if tight covers are used. Each interceptor or separator shall be properly vented. E. Interceptors and Separators to be Accessible. Each interceptor and separator shall be so installed that it is readily accessible for removal of cover, servicing and maintenance. Need for use of ladders or moving of bulky objects in order to service interceptors shall constitute a violation of accessibility. F . Efficiency of Interceptors . Interceptors shall be rated and approved for their efficiency as directed by the Inspector and in accordance with generally �accepted practice. 64 . f � � (Sec. 21-20 (F) ) l. Greast Interceptors to be Tested and Rated. No grease interceptor shall be approved until it has sucCessfully passed the testing and rating procedure set up by the Inspector. G. Laundries . Commercial laundries shall be equipped with an interceptor having a wire basket or simil.ar device, removable for cleaning, that will prevent passage into the drainage system of solids 1/2 inch or larger in size, string, rags, buttons or other materials detrimental to the public sewerage system. H. Bottling Establishments . Bottl.ing plants shall discharge their process wastes into an interceptor which will provide for the separation of broken glass or other solids , before discharging liquid wastes into the drainage system. I . 5laughter Houses , 5laughtering room and dressing room drains shall be equipped with separators or interceptors approved by the Inspector which shall prevent the discharge inta the drainage system of feathers, entrails , and other materials likely to clog the drainage system. J. Maintenance of Interceptors and Separators . Interceptors and separators shall be maintained in efficient operating condition by periodic removal of accumulated grease, scum, oil, or other floating substances, and solids deposited in the interceptnr or separator. K. Oil and Flammable Liquids Separator. l. Garage and Gasoline Interceptors (Traps) . (a) In all buildings where vehicles, charged with gasoline or other flammable liquids are serviced or stored, and in which floor drains or wash racks are connected to the sewer, and any and all flammable waste from any building, shall first discharge into a garage or gasoline trap sized according to the following Table. Such traps shall have a large area grate and deep seal; provided that no such interceptors (traps) shall have an inlet grate less than eighteen (18) inches in diameter and such gasol.ine traps shall be vented with a four (4) inch vent pipe terminating as provided in this Code . (b) No fixtures shall be vented into this pipe. Drains on upper f000rs , may discharge into an intercepting trap located in the 65 . (Sec. 21-20 (K) (1) (b) ) ground and constructed of cast iron, clay sewer pipe, or concrete. No fixture except floor drains shall be connected to this intercepting trap. Floor drains shall be connected to this intercepting trap. Floor drains on various floor levels in enclosed buildings which connect to an approved interceptor shall not be trapped but shall be vented at the end of each run. (c) Where roofs are used for parking, drain need not be connected into gasoline interceptor. Where roofs are used for parking, drains may act as the vent if they are connected to the gasoline interceptor. In buildings where vehicles are stored or serviced� and where there is a washrack, this washrack drain may be used as a gasoline interceptor when size and construCted in accordance with Section 21-20 (K) (2) of this Code. (d) A yard drain, adjacent to a building requiring a gasoline interceptor may be used as a gasoline interceptor when sized and constructed in accordance with Section 21-2b (K) (2) of this Code . This type interceptor does not require a vent. 2. Size of Gasol.ine Interceptor. Interceptors shall have a capacity of six (6) cubic feet where not more than three (3) vehicl.es are stored and one (1) cubic foot in net capacity shall be added for each additional vehicle up to ten (10) vehicles . Where more than ten (10) vehicles are stored, one-half (1/2) cubic foot shall be added for each additional vehicle up to twenty (20) . Where more than twenty vehicles are stored one-eighth (1/8) cubic foot shall be added for each additional vehicle . More than one interceptor may be used when desirable. . CAhS CU. FT. CAnS CU. FT. CARS CU.FT. 3 6 40 20-1/2 100 28 �� 10 13 50 21-3/4 200 40-1/� 15 15-1/? 60 23 300 53 20 18 70 24-1/4 400 65-1/2 zs 1g-s/s so Zs-i/2 soo �s 30 19-I/4 90 26-3/4� 600 80-1/2 66 . � � Sec. 21-21. Plumbing Fixtures. A. Fixture Materials. Plumbing fixtures shall be constructed from approved materials, have smooth, impervious surfaces, be free from defects and concealed fouling surfaces , and, except as permitted elsewhere in this Code, shall conform to the standards cited in Table 1 5tandards for Plumbing Materials . B. Materials for 5pecial Use Fixtures . Materials for special use fixtures not otherwise covered in this Code, may be stainless steel soapstone or chemical stoneware, plastic, or may be lined with lead, copper-base alloy, nickel-copper alloy, Corrosion-resisting steel, or other materials especially suited to the use for which the fixture is intended. C. Overflows . l. Design of Overflows. In any fixture which is provided with an overflow, the waste shall be designed and installed so that the standing water in the fixture cannot rise in the overflow when the stopper is closed, nor shall any water remain in the overflow when the fixture is empty. 2. Connection of Overflows . The overflow from any fixture shall discharge into the drainage system on the inlet or fixture side of the trap, provided that the overflow from a flush tank serving a water closet or urinal shall discharge into the fixture served. D. Install.ation of Fixtures . 1. ACcess for Cleaning. Plumbing fixtures shall be so installed as to afford easy access for cleaning both the fixture and the area about it. Where practical, all pipes from fixtures shall be run to the nearest wall. 2. Water Tight Joints . Joints formed where fixtures come in contact with walls or floors shall be sealed. 3. Securing Floor-Outlet Fixtures . Floor outlet fixtures shall be rigidly secured to floor or floor fl.anges by screws or bolts. 4. 5ecuring Wall-Hung Water Closet Bowls . Wall-hung water closet bowls shall be rigidly supported by a concealed metal hanger 67. � � (Sec. 21-21 (D) (4) ) which is attached to the building structural members so that no strain is transmitted to the closet connector or any other part of the plumbing system. 5. Convenient and Accessible. Fixtures shall be set level and in proper alignment with reference to adjacent walls . No water closet shall be set closer than fifteen (15) inches from its center to any side wall or partition nor closer than thirty (30) inches, center to center, between toil.ets . In addition, there shall be at least eighteen (18) inches clearance in front of the water closet to any wall fixture or door. No urinal shall be set closer than fifteen (15) inches from its center to any side wall or partition nor closer than thirty (30) inches, center to center, between urinals . 6 . Access to Concealed Connections . Fixtures having concealed slip joint connections shall be provided with an access of utility space or other convenient access so arranged as to make the slip connections accessible for inspection and repair. However, where such access cannot be provided, access doors may be eliminated but all joints must be soldered, screwed or otherwise appropriately joined so as to form a solid connection. E. Water Supply Protection. The supply line or fittings for every p1umY�ing fixture shall be so installed as to prevent backflow. F . Prohibited Fixtures . l. Prohibited Water Closets . Pan, valve, plunger, offset, latrine, frostproof and side spud water closets shall be prohibited. Water closets which have an invisible seal, and unventilated space, or walls which are not thoroughly washed at each discharge, shall be prohibited. Any water closet which might permit siphonage of the contents of the bowl back into the flush tank shall be prohibited. Every public agency which conducts an establishment serving the public or open to the public, shall ma.ke every water closet for each sex maintained within such facilities available without cost or charge to the patrons, guests , or invitees of such establishment. 2. Prohibited Urinals . Floor-type trough urinals are prohibited. Urinals which have an invisible seal and unventilated space or wall 68. f 1 � (Sec. 21-21 (F) (2) ) which is not thoroughly washed at each discharge shall be prohibited. Urinals with integral strainers or strainer plates located above the trap seal are also prohibited. G. Water Closets. l. Water Closets for Public Use. Water Closet bowls for public use shall be of the elongated type. 2 . Water Closets for Children's Use. In nurseries, schools and other similar places where plumbing fixtures are provided for the use of children under six years of age, water clasets shall be of sma.11 size and height suitable for the children's use . 3 . Water Closet 5eats. Water closets shall be equipped with seats of smooth nonabsorbent material. All seats of water closets provided for public use shall be of the open-front type. Integral water closets shall be of the same material as the fixture. H. Urinals. 1. Urinals for Public Use. Urinals provided for public use shall have a visible water trap seal without strainers in order to permit proper cleaning and maintenance of the fixture. 2 . Wall-Hung Trough Urinals. Wall-hung urinals shall be permitted only in temporary locations . They shall be not less than 6 inches deep and shall be furnished with one piece backs and have strainers with outlets at least 1-1/2 inches in diameter. The washdown pipe shall be perforated so as to flush with an even curtain of water against the back of the urinal. This pipe shall be securely clamped as high as practicable to the back of the urinal. Trough urinals shall have tanks with a flushing capacity of not less than 1-1/2 gallons of water for each two feet of urinal. length. 3. Equivalent Length. Trough urinals shall be figured on the basis of one urinal for each eighteen inches of length, i.e. 24 in. trough equals 1 urinal 36 in. trough equals 2 urinals 48 in. trough equals 3 urinals 60 in. trough equals 4 urinals 72 in. trough equals 5 urinals Floor type trough urinals are prohibited. 4 . Surrounding Material. Wall and floor space to a point one foot in front of a urinal lip and 4 feet above the floor, and at 69 . � � (Sec. 21-21 (H) (4) ) least one (1) foot to each side of the urinal shall be waterproofed with a smooth, readily cleanable, non-absorbent material. I . Flushing Devices for Water Closets and Urinals . l. Flushing Devices Required. Each water closet, urinal, clinic sink, or other plumbing fixture which depends on trap siphonage to discharge its waste contents to the drainage system to which it is connected, shall be provided with a flushometer valve, flush tank, or similar device designed and installed so as to supply water in sufficient quantity and rate of flow to flush to the sewer the contents of the fixture to which it is connected to cleanse the fixture and refill the fixture trap. 2 . Separate for Each Fixture. A £lushing device shall serve only one fixture except that when otherwise approved by the Inspector, a single flush tank may be used to flush more than one urinal provided that the flushing cycle is controlled automatically and that each urinal or section thereof is thoroughly flushed. 3. Flushometer Valves . FlusYiometers shall be installed so that they will be readily accessible for repair. Fl.ushometer valves shall not be used where the water pressure is insu£ficient to properly operate them. When the valve is operated, it shall complete the cycle of operation automatically, opening fully and closing positively under the water line pressure. Each flushometer shall be provided with a means for regulating the flow through it. 4. Water 5upply for Flush Tanks. An adequate quantity of water shall be provided to flush and clean the fixture served. The water supply to flush tanks equipped for manual flushing shall be controlled by a float valve or other automatic device designed to refill the tank after each discharge and to completely shut off the water flow to the tank when the tank is filled to operational capacity. Provision shall be made to automatically supply water to the fixture so as to refill the trap seal after each flushing. The water supply to flush tank equipped for automatic flushing shall be controlled by a suitable timing device . 5 . F1ush Valves in Flush Tanks . Flush valve seats in tanks for flushing water closets shall be at least one inch above the flood 70 . � � (Sec. 21-21 (I) (5) ) level rim of the bowl connected thereto, except in approved water closet and flush tank combinations designed so that when the tank is flushed and the fixture is clogged or partially clogged, the flush valve will close tightly so that water will not spil.l continuously over the rim of the bowl or backflow from the bowl to the tank. 6. Overflows in Flush Tanks . Flush tanks shall be provided with overflows discharging to the water closet or urinal connected thereto and of sufficient size to prevent flooding the tank at the maximum rate at which the tanks are supplied with water. Where float valves in flush tanks are beneath the rim of the tank, there shall be provided an emergency overflow in the wall of the tank in addition to the internal overflow so as to prevent the water level in the tank from reaching the air inl.ets of the float valve should the internal overflow become plugged. J. Fixtures to have Strainers . A11 plumk�ing fixtures other than water closets , clinic sinks, trap standard slop sinks with flush rims, and siphon-action washdown or blowout urinals, sha11 be provided with metal strainers having a waterway area complying with good principles of hydraulics . K. Lavatories . Lavatory Waste Outlets. Lavatories shall have waste outlets not less than 1-1/4 inches in diameter. A strainer, pop-up stopper, crossbars or other devices shall be provided to restrict the clear opening of the waste outlet. L. Bathtubs. Bathtubs Waste Outlets and Overflows. Bathtubs shall have waste outl.ets and overflows at least 1-1/2 inches in diameter and the waste outlet shall be equipped with a suitable stopper. M. Showers. l. Shower Waste Outlet. Waste outlets serving showers shall be at least two (2) inches in diameter and for other than those in bathtubs shall have removable strainers not less than three inches in diameter having strainer openings not less than one-quarter inch in minimum dimension. Where each shower space is not provided with an individual waste outlet, the waste outlet must be so located and the floor so pitched that waste water from one shower does not flow 71. � � (Sec. 21-21 (M) (1) ) over the floor area serving another shower. Waste outlets shall be securely fastened to the waste pipe ma)cing a water tight connection thereto. 2 . 5hower Compartments. Shower compartments shall have at least 1, 024 square inches of floor area and be not less than thirty inches in minimum dimension measured from its finished interior dimension as the side of a rectangle, altitude of a triangle or diameter of a circle or other angular shape. The wall area above built-in tubs having installed shower heads and in shower compartments shall be constructed of smooth, non-corrosive, and non-absorbent, water proof materials to a height not less than six feet above the floor level. Such walls shall form a water tight joint with each other and with either the tub, receptor, or shower floor. 3. Shower Floors or Receptors . Floors or receptors under shower compartments shall be laid on or be supported by a smooth and structurally sound base. Floors under shower compartments other than those laid directly on the ground surface or where prefabricated receptors have been provided, shall be lined and made water tight by the provision of suitable shower pans of durable mate rial. Such pans shall turn up on all sides at least four inches above the finished threshold level. Pans shall be securely fastened to the waste outlet at the pan and the outl.et. Floor surfaces shall be constructed of smooth, non-corrosive, non-absorbent, and waterproof materials. 4. Water 5upply Riser. Every water supply riser from the shower valve to the shower head outlet whether exposed or not, shall be securely attached to the structure. N. 5inks . Sink Waste Outlets . Sinks shall l�e providec� with waste outlets not less than 1-1/2 inches in diameter. A strainer, crossbar, or other device shall be provided to restrict the clear opening of the waste outlet. 5inks on which a good waste grinder is installed shall have a waste opening not less than 3-1/2 inches in diameter. 72 . � � (Sec. 21-21 (0) ) O. Food Waste Grinder Units . 1. Domestic Food-Waste-Grinder Waste Outl.ets . Domestic food- waste-grinders shall be connected to a drain of nat less than 1-1/2 inches in diameter. 2. Commercial Food-Waste-Grinder Waste Outlets . Commercial food-waste-grinders shall be connected to a drain of sufficient size to serve the unit, but in no case connected to a drain of less than two inches in diameter. Commercial food-waste-grinders shall. be connected and trapped separately from any other fixtures or sink compartments . 3. Water Supply Required. All food-waste-grinders shall be provided with an adequate supply of water at a sufficient f low rate to insure proper functioning of the unit. 4. Grinders Not to be Connected with Grease Interceptors . No food-waste-grinders shall be connected so as to discharge through a grease interceptor. P . Drinking Fountains. l. Design and Construction. Drinking fountains shall conform to American Standard Specifications for Drinking Fountains (ASA Z4-2-1.942) . 2. Protection of Water 5upply. Steam projectors shall be so assembled as to provide an orifice elevation as specified by American Standard Air Gaps in Plumbing Systems (ASA A40-4-1.942) and American Standard Backflow Preventers In Plumbing 5ystems (ASA A40 .6-1943) . Q. Floor Drains . l. Floor Drain Trap and Strainer. F1oor drain traps shal]. have a minimum water seal of three inches and shall be provided with removable strainers. The floor drain shall be so constructed that it can be readily cleaned, and the drain inlet shall be easily accessible at all times . Floor drains subject to backflow shall be protected by a backwater valve. 2. 5ize of Floor Drains . Floor drains shall be of a size to serve efficiently the purpose for which they are intended, but the outlet pipe shall be not less than two inches in nominal diameter. Floor drains under basement floors shall not be less than three inches in diameter. 73 . � � (Sec. 21-21 (Q) (3) ) 3. Provision for Evaporation. ti9here floor drains are subject to evaporation, they shall be of the deep seal type. R. Dishwashing Machines . Water shall be supplied to all dishwashing machines and the water lines shall be protected against backflow by an air gap or back-flow preventer. Dishwashers shall discharge separately through an air gap or air break into a trap or trapped fixture which is properly vented, except that domestic dishwashing units may be connected to the tail piece of the kitchen sink or to the head of a garbage grinder unit in those cases where no other fixtures discharge into the stack above the point of connection with the sink drain. A commercial dishwasher located above a floor drain may discharge waste directly through a connection on the sewer side and immediately adjacent to the floor-drain trap, provided that the drain line from the machine is properly trapped and vented. S. Multiple Type Fixtures . Each 18 inch unit of usable length or circumference of a straight-line or circular multiple use lavatory shall be considered equivalent to one lavatory as it affects the drainage and water supply piping sizes and fixtures usage requirement; provided hot and cold or tempered water suitable for handwashing is available for each eighteen inch interval. T. Garbage Can Washers . Garbage can washers shall be separately trapped. The receptacle receiving the wash from garbage cans shall be provided with a removal basket or strainer to prevent discharge of large particles into the building drainage system. Any water supply connection shall be protected against backflow by an air gap or a backflow prevention device. U. Laundry Trays. Laundry Trap Waste Outlet. Each Compartment of a laundry tray shall be provided with a waste outlet not less than 1-1/2 inches in diameter and a strainer or crossbar to restrict the clear opening of the waste outlet. V. Automatic Clothes Washers . A water supply line to an automatic clothes washer shall be protected against backflow by the use of an air gap or back-flow preventer. The discharge from such a machine shall be through an air break. 74 . (Sec. 21-21 (W) ) Tiv. Special Plumbing Fixtures . 1. Water Connection. Baptisteries , ornamental and lily pools, ac�uaria, ornamental fountain basins, swimming pools , and similar constructions when provided with water supplies shall be protected from backsiphonage as required in this Code . 2 . Approval. Specialties requiring water and waste connections shall be subznitted for approval of the Inspector. X. Minimum Plumbing Facilities . l. Minimum Number of Fixtures . Plumbing fixtures shall be provided for the type of building occupancy and in the minimum nu.mk�ers shown in Table 3. , Minimum Number of Plumbing Fixtures . Types of building occupancy not shown in Table 3 will be considered individually by the Inspector. 2 . Separate Facilities . In other than residential installations where toilet and bathing facilities are provided to serve members and of both sexes/are designed for use by more than one person at a time, separate facilities s�iall bs installed for each sex. Table 3 MtNIMUM NUMBER OF PLUMBING FIXTURES TYPE OR TYP�OF FIXTURE BUILDING � Bathtubs Drinking Other OCCtJPANCY Water Closets Urinals Lavatories or Showers Fountains Fixtures Assembly— No.of No. of No.of No.of Places of Persons Fixtures Persons Fixtures Worship 150 Women 1 300 Men 1 1 1 300 Men 1 Assembly— No.of No.of No.of No.of No.of Nol of other than Persons Fixtures Persorts Fixtures Persoris Fixtures places of 1-100 1 ]-200 1 1-200 1 1 for ea. 1 slop sink worship, 101-200 2 201�00 2 ' 201-400 � 1000 persons (auditor- 201�00 3 401-(i00 3 401-750 3 � iums,con- Over 400,add Over 600,add Over 750,add vention 1 fixtw�e for 1 fiature for 1 fiature for halls, each additional e�ch 300 men ea�h 500 persons theaters) 500 men;add 1 for each 300 women 75 . (Sec. 21-21 (X) (2) ) Table 3 MINIMiJM NiJMBER OF PLUMBING FIXTURES—Continued Typ�;p,� TYPE OF FIXTUKF, ��_ BUILDING Bathtubs Drinking Other OCCUPANCY Water Closets Urinals Lavatories or Sltowers Fountains Fixtures Dormitories, Men: 1 for each 10 1 fc�r e�ch 25 men. 1 for each 12 perso��s. I for eac.h 8 1 for each Laundry ri�ays, school or persons.Women: 1 Over 1�0,add l fix- (Separate dental lava- persons;for 75 persons 1 for each 50 labor, for ea.8 persons ture for e��cli 50 men tories should be pro- W�men's persons. Slop also in- vided in cominunity dormitories, sinks, 1 for stitutional toilet room. A ratio additional bath- eaeh 100 per- of ( dental lavatory tubs should be sons. � to each 50 persons installed at the is recommended.) ratio of L for cach 30 women. � Over I50 persons � � � add 1 fixturc for �� �� � eacli 20 persons. � Dwellings— 1 for each dwel- 1 for ea. dwelling ] for ea. Kitchen sink for One and two ling unit unit dwelling unit ea. dwelling unit. ' family Either a l�undry � tray or water ; and waste con- � � �� nections for a � clothes waslling machine in cach dwelling w�it. ��! Dwellings— 1 for eacli dwelling 1 for ea. dwelling 1 for ea. dwel- Kitchen sink for I Multiple or unit or apartment unit or apartment ]ing unit or ea. dwelling unit. i Apartment apartme�it or apartment. i For apartments or multiple dwel- ling units, 1 j double�laundry � tray for ea. 10 I tmits or 1 auto- � matic laundry i �� washing machine I � for ea. 20 units.* ��, Industrial— � No.of No.of Where more than No.of No.of 1 shower for 1 for ' factories, ea. sex Fixtures ]0 men are em- PeYsons Fixtt�res ea. 15 persons ea. 75 per- � warehouses, 1-10 1 ploycd: ]-1000 1 to 10 to excessive sons - � foundries 11-25 2 No .of No. of persons heat or tu 3nd similiar 26-50 3 �lle�� Uri�tnls Over 100 I to 15 occupational 51-75 4 11-30 1 persons hazard 1�rom � 76-100 5 31-80 ' poisonous,in- � 1 fixture for ea. b1-160 3 fectiui�s or I additiona130 16]-240 4 irritating employes. n�uteriai. I 76 . (Sec. 21-21 (X) (2) ) Table 3 MINIMUM NUMBER OF PLUMBING FIXTURES—Continued TYPE OR TYPF OF FIXTURE BUII.DING B,ithtubs Drinki�ig Otlier OC�iJPANCY Water Closets Urinals I,avatories or Showers Fountains Fixtures * For standards on mobile home parks and travel trailer parking areas see "Environmental Health Guide for Mobile Home Parks with a Recommended Ordinance"and "Environmental Healtli Guide for Travel Trailer Parking Areas with a Recommended Ordinanee"published by the Mobile Homes Manufacturers Association in cooperation with the Yliblic Health Serviee. Institutional— 1 for each 25 men l for ea. 50 men 1 for ea. 10 persons ] for ea. l0 1 for ea. Other than 1 for eacli 20 women persons 50 persons hospitals or penal insti- tutions(on ea. occupied � story) Hospitals ' Minimum one Individual Room 1 1 1 slop sink per floor Wards 1 for ea. 8 patients 1 for ea. 10 patients l for ea. 1 for ea. for first 50 beds; 20 patients 100 one additional patients for ea. additional �� � 5�OC Ill�]UI-1'1"1C- ; Waiting rooms 1 1 tion thcreof. Employees Same as public Same as public Same as public Same as �� public Penal Insti- tutions Prisoners 1 in ea.cell ] in ea.exercise 1 in ea.cell l on ea. One slop sink 1 in ea.e�cercise room room 1 in ea.exercise area cell block per floor floor 1 in ca. � exercise area Employees Same as public Same as public Same as public Same as public Public No.of No.of Urinals may be No.of No.of 1 for ea. 1 slop sink per Buildings ea. sex Fixttires provided in men's L'rn,��loyces F�ixttsres 75 persons floor offices,busi- 1-15 1 toilet rooms in lieu 1-15 1 ness mercan- 16-35 2 of water closets 16-35 2 tile,sforage 36-55 3 but for not more 36-60 3 � and institu- 56-80 4 t}ian 1/3 of ihe 61�)0 4 tional em- 81-110 5 required ntnnber of 91-125 5 ployees 111-150 6 water closets 1 fi�cltue for ea.add- 1 fixture for ea.ad- � itiona] 4S persons ditiona140 employees �� Schools 13oys Girls �lementary 1�40 1/35 1/30 boys 1/50 pupils [n gym or 1/100 Slop sinks, 1 Secondary 1�75 1�45 l�30 boys 1�50 pupils pool sl�ower pupiis on ea. floor rooms, 1/5 but at pupils of a lelst one class per floor Working men 1�30 working men 1/30 working men 1/30�vorking men 1 fixture or temporary eqtiivalent facilities for ea. 100 � working men _._ __.__ _ 77 . � � Sec. 21-22 . Hangers and Supports. A. Attachment to Building. Hangers and anchors shall be securely attached to the building construction at sufficiently close intervals to support the piping and its contents. B. Vertical Piping. Vertical pipe of the following materials shall be supported at not more than the distance intervals shown. l. Cast iron soil pipe - cast iron soil pipe shall be supported at not less than 20 feet intervals and at its base. 2. Threaded pipe (SPS) - screwed pipe (SP5) shall be supported at not less than 20 foot intervals and at its base . 3. Copper tube - at each story height but not more than 10 foot intervals. 4. Lead pipe - four foot intervals. 5. Plastic pipe - four foot intervals. C . Horizontal Piping. Horizontal pipe of the following materials shall be supported at not more than the distance intervals shown. 1. Cast iron soil pipe - five foot intervals except that where ten foot lengths of cast iron soil pipe are used, ten foot intervals between supports are acceptable. 2. Steel threaded pipe - twelve foot i.ntervals . 3. Copper tube (1-1/4 inch or less) - six foot intervals. 4. Copper tube (1-1/2 inch or over) - ten foot intervals. 5. Lead pipe - on continuous metal or wood strips for its entire length. 6 . Plastic pipe - four foot intervals . D. In Ground. Piping in the ground shall be laid an a firm bed for its entire length, except where adequate support is athe naise provided. E. Material. Hangers, anchors , and supports shall be of inetal or other material of sufficient strength to support the piping and its contents. Piers may be of concrete, brick, or other approved material. F . Strain and Stresses in Pipe. Piping in a plumbing system shall be installed so as to prevent strains and stresses which will exceed the structural strength of the pipe. Provisions shall be made for expansion and contraction and for structural settlement that may affect the piping. 78. F 1 � (Sec. 21-22 (G) ) G. Base of 5tacks . Bases of cast-iron stacks shall be supported on concrete, brick laid in cement mortar, metal brackets attached to the building construction, or by other methods approved by the Inspector. Other piping material shall be so anchored as to take the load off the stack at the base. 5ec. 21-23. Indirect Waste Piping and Special Waste. A. Indirect Waste . l. Air Gap or Air Break Required. Al1 direct waste piping shall discharge into the building drainage system through an air gap or air break, as set forth in this Code and in no instance shall the indirect waste be trapped ahead of the air gap or air break. 2. Food Handling Establishments. In the case of food handling establishments engaged in the storage, preparation, selling, serving, processing, or otherwise handling foods , indirect waste piping shall be provided for refrigerator coils , walk-in freezers , ice boxes, ice making machines . steam kettles , steam tables, potato peelers , egg boilers, coffee urns, and similar types of enclosed equipment. Dishwashing sink and open culinary sinks are excluded from this requirement. The indirect waste shall discharge through an air gap or air break into a trapped and vented receptor except that an air gap is required where the indirect waste pipe may be under less than atmospheric pressure. 3. Bar and 5oda Fountain Sinks and Fixtures Remote from the Wall. Bar and soda fountain sinks , shall be installed as any wall hung fixtures with "P" traps to fixture and vent carried up above flood line of fixture . Where vent cannot be run under bar or counter to a wall, the vent may be looped back to horizontal level of waste at or below the floor. Where lavatories in barber shops and beauty parlors , or sinks in laboratories or dental cuspidors are in rooms away from a wall, a trap shall be placed at floor directly under the fixture and the waste must be vented at the wall. 4. Connections from Water Distribution System. Indirect waste connections shall be provided for drains, overflows , or relief pipes from the water distribution system by means of an air gap. 79 . � � (5ec. 21-23 (A) (5) ) 5. Sterilizers . Appliances , devices or apparatus such as stills, sterilizers and similar equipment requiring waste connections and used for sterile materials shall be indirectly connected by means of an air gap. 6 . Drips or Drainage Outlets . Appliances , devices, or apparatus not regularly classed as pl.umbing fixtures but which have drips or drainage outl.ets, may be drained by indirect waste pipes discharging into an open receptacle through either an air gap or air break as shall be determined by the Inspector. 7. Pressure Tanks, Boilers and Relief Valves. The drains from pressure tanks, boilers, relief valves and similar equipment shall discharge to the drainage system through an indirect waste by means of an air gap. B. Install.ation of Indirect Waste Piping. Indirect waste piping shall be installed so as to permit ready access for flushing and cleaning and shall meet the material., pipe sizing, and construction requirements of this Code. C. Air Gap and Air Break. l. Methods of Providing an Air Gap. The air gap between the indirect waste and the building drainage system sha11 be at least twice the effective diameter of the drain served and shall be provided by one of the following methods: (a) To a Receptor - Extend the indirect waste pipe to an open accessible individual waste sink, floor drain, or other suitable fixture which is properly trapped and vented. The indirect waste shall terminate a sufficient distance above the flood level rim of the receiving fixture to provide the required air gap and shall be installed in accordance with this Code. (b) To the Inl.et Side of the Fixture Trap - Provide an air gap in the drain connection on the inlet side of the trap which receives the waste from the indirect waste. 2. Methods of Providing an Air Break. When an air break is required between the indirect waste and the building drainage system, the distance to which the outlet of the indirect waste pipe extends below the flood I.evel rim of the receptacl.e into which it is discharging shall be prescribed by the Inspector. 80. � � (Sec. 21-23 (D) ) D. Receptors or Sumps . l. Installation. Waste receptors or sumps serving indirect waste pipes shall not be installed in any toilet room, nor in any inaccessible or unventilated space such as a clnset or storeroom. 2. Cleanout. If the indirect waste receptor is set below floor level, it shall be equipped with a running trap adjacent thereto with the trap cleanout brought level with the floor. 3. Strainers and Baskets. Every indirect waste receptor sha11 be equipped with. a readily removable metal basket over which all indirect waste pipes shall discharge, or the indirect waste receptor outlet shall be equipped with a beehive strainer not less than four inches in height. 4 . 5plashing to be Prevented. All plumbing receptors receiving the disCharge of the indirect waste pipes, shall be of such shape and capacity as to prevent splashing or flooding. 5. Domestic or Culinary Fixtures Prohibited as Receptors . No plumbing fixture which is used for domestic or culinary purposes shall be used to receive the discharge of an indirect waste except that in a residence a kitchen sink is acceptable for use as a receptor for dishwashers and similarly a laundry tray as a receptor for a clothes washing machine. 6 . 5tand-Pipe Receptors. The stand-pipe receptor for an automatic clothes washer shall be installed in one of the following ways: (a) The stand-pipe receptor shall be individually trapped and vented. The stand-pipe shall extend no more than 30 inches or less than 18 inches above its trap. (b) The stand-pipe receptor shall be installed in the strainer plate of a floor drain provided the plate is tapped to receive the stand-pipe . The size of the floor drain shall depend on the discharge rate of the automatic clothes washer or the floor area to be drained, whichever is greater. E. Clear Water Wastes. Water lifts, expansion tanks , cooling jackets, sprinkler systems, drip or overflow pans, or similar devices which waste clear water only, when emptying into the building 81. f 4 /'"� (Sec. 21-23 (E) ) drainage system, shall discharge through an indirect waste by means of an air gap. F. Waste Water Temperature. No steam pipe shall connect to any part of a drainage or plumbing system, nor shall any water above 140 degrees F. be discharged into any part of a drainage system. Such pipes shall be connected by discharging into an indirect waste receptor connected to the drainage system. G. 5pecial Wastes. 1. Chemical Wastes. Separate drainage systems for chemical wastes shall be of corrosion resistant material approved by the Inspector. Materials acceptable for chemical waste drainage systems include chemically resistant glass pipe, high silicon content cast iron pipe, vitrified clay pipe, plastic pipe, plastic lined pipe , and lead pipe. 2. Neutralizing Device Required for Corrosive Wastes . In no case shall corrosive liquids, spent acids, or other harmful chemicals which might destroy or injure a drain, sewer, soil or waste pipe, or create noxious or toxic fumes or interfere with sewage treatment processes be discharged into the plumbing system without being thoroughly diluted, neutralized, or treated by passing through a properly constructed and acceptak�le dilution or neutralizing device. Such devices shall be provided automatically with a sufficient supply of diluting water or neutralizing medium, so as to make its contents non-injurious before discharge into the drainage system. The nature of the corrosive or harmful waste and method of its treatment or dilution shall be submitted to, and accepted by, the Inspector prior to installation. H. Swimming Pool.s . Pipes carrying waste water from swimming or wading pools including pool drainage, back wash from filters , water from floor drains which serve walks around pools , shall be installed as an indirect waste. Where the recirculation pump is used to discharge waste pool water to the drainage system, the pump discharge shall be installed as an indirect waste to the sewer. 82 . � � (Sec. 21-24) Sec. 21-24. Water Supply and Distribution. A. Quality of Water Supply. Only potable water shall be accessible to plumbing fixtures supplying water for drinking, bathing, culinary use or the processing of fnod, medical or pharmaceutical products . B. Identification of Potable and Non-Potable Water. In all buildings where dual water distribution systems, one potable water and the other non-potable water, are installed each system shall be identified either by color marking or metal tags as required in USAS A13. 1-1959. C . Water Required. Buildings . Every building equipped with plumbing fixtures and used for human occupancy or habitation shall be provided with a potab le supply of cold water in the amounts and at the pressures specified in this Code . For permanent residences or buildings in which people are employed, hot potable water shall be provided. D. Protection of Potable Water Suppl_y. 1. General. A potable water supply system shall. be designed, installed and maintained in such manner as to prevent contamination from nonpotable liquids, solids or gases from being introduced into the potable water supply through cross connection or any other piping connections to the system. 2 . Interconnections. Interconnection between two or more public water supplies shall. be permitted on].y with the approval of the City Health Inspector. 3. Cross Connection Control. Cross connections are prohibited except when and where, as approved by the authority having jurisdiction, suitable protection devices such as the reduced pressure zone backflow preventer or equal are installed, tested and maintained to insure proper operation on a continuing basis. 4. zndividual Water 5upplies. Cross connections between an individual water supply and a potable public supply shall be prohibited. 5. Toxic Materials . Piping conveying potabl.e water shall be constructed of non-toxic material. 83. � � (Sec. 21-24 (D) (6) ) 6. Chemicals and Other 5ubstances . No chemicals or other substances that could produce either toxic conditions, taste, odor, or discoloration in a potable water system shall be introduced into or used in such systems. 7. Painting of Water Tanks . The interior surface of a potable water tank shall not be lined, painted, or repaired with any material which will affect either the taste, odor, color or potability of the water supply when the tank is placed in or returned to service. 8. Used Piping. Piping which has been used for any other purpose than conveying potable water shall not be used for conveying potable water. 9 . Connections to Feed Water 5ystems. Potable water connections to any feed water systems in which chemicals are introduced shall be made through an air gap or provided with an approved backflow preventer located in the potable water line before the point where such chemicals are introduced. Heating and cooling shall be equipped taith a backflow preventer in the cold water supply line to the equipment. 10 . Prohibited ConneCtions to Fixtures and Eql�ipment. Connection to the potable water supply system for the following shall be protected against backflow: (a) Bidets. (b) Operating, dissection, embalming, and mortuary tables or similar equipment - in such installation the hose used for water supply shall terminate at least 12 inches away from every point of the table or attachments. (c) Pumps for nonpotable water, chemicals or other substances - priming connections may be made only through an air gap. (d) Building drainage, sewer or vent systems . (e) Any other fixture of similar hazard. 11. Refrigerating Unit Condensers and Cooling Jackets . Except where potable water provic�ed for a refrigerator condenser or cooling jacket is entirely outside the piping or tank containing a toxic 84. (Sec. 21-24 (D) (11) ) refrigerant, as defined in U5AS F39. 1-1964, with two separate thickness of inetal separating the refrigerant from the potable water supply, inlet connection shall be provided with an approved backflow preventer. E. Protection Against Backflow and Backsiphonage. l. Water Outlets . A potable water system shall be protected against backf].ow and backsiphonage by providing at each outlet by (a) an air gap as specified herein b�tween the potable water outlet and the flood level rim ot the fixture it supplies or between the outlet and any other source of contamination, or, where an air gap is impracticable, by (b) a backflow preventer device or vacuum breaker approved as hereinafter provided. 2. Minimum Required J�ir Gap. (a) How measured - The minimum required air gap sha11 be measured vertically from the lowest end of a potable water outlet to the flood rim or line of the fixture or receptacle into which it discharges . (b) Size - The minimum required air c�ap shall be twiCe the effective opening of a potable water outlet unless the outlet is a distance less than 3 times the effective opening away from a wall of similar vertical surface in which case the minimum required air gap shall be 3 times the effective opening of the outlet. In no case shall the minimum required air gap be less than shown in Table 4, MINIMUM AIR �,�� FQR PLIJ�BING FT�TIT�.� . ____ ___.__ ____ __ --___.. _ . � TABL�4 - ---- -- _�.._ I MINIi�4UM AIR GAPS FOR PLLJMBING FIXTURES �, Minimum Air Gap ', F'ixture When Not When Affected I Affected By By Near Wall ' Near Wall(1) (2) (inches) (inches) La�atories and other fixtures with effective 1 1-1�2 � openinb not grcater tl.a❑ 1/2 incli diasneter Si�lk,laund�y h�ay,goose-neck bath faucets I-1/2 2-I/4 and utllei� fi�rures with efrective ope�iings � not greater than 3�4" diameter Over rim bath fillers an� o±her fixhires wit11 2 3 effective openings not greater than 1 inch diameter �� Drinkina water fountains-single orifice not 1 1-1/2 �� greater than 7/16(0.437)in.diameter or • multpple orifices having total area of 0.150 � squa��e inches(area of circle 7/16 ir. diaineter) Effective openings greater than one inch 2X Diameter 3X Diarneter of of effective eftective opening. , openina. " 85a ����_� (Sec. 21-24 (E) (3) ) 3. Side walls, ribs or similar obstructions do not affect air gaps when spaced from inside edge of spout opening a distance greater than three times the diameter of the effective opening for a single wall, or a distance greater than four times the diameter of the effective opening of two intersecting walls . 4 . Vertical walls, ribs, or similar obstructions extending from the water surface to or above the horizontal. plane of the spout opening require a greater air gap when spaced closer to the nearest inside edge of spout opening than speci£i�d in Note l, above. The effect of three or more such vertical walls or ribs has not been determined. In such cases , the air gap shall be measured from the top of the wall. 5. Devices for the Protection of the Potable Water Supply. Approved backflow preventers or vacuum breakers shall be installed with any plumbing fixture or equipment, the potable water supply outlet of which may be submerged and which cannot be protected by a minimum air gap. 6. Approval of Devices. Before any device for the prevention of backflow or backsiphonage is installed, it sha11 have first been certified by a recognized testing laboratory acCeptable to the Inspector. Devices installed in a building potable water supply distribution system for protection against backflow shall be maintained in good working condition by the person or persons responsible for the maintenance of the system. 7. Protective Devices Required. In the installation of the following list of fixtures and devices, where an air gap is not provided or is impracticable, approved backflow preventers shall be installed in all supply lines according to Table 5, CROSS CONNECTION5 WHERE PROTECTIVE DEVICES ARE REQUIRED AND CRITICAL LEVEL (C-L) SETTINGS FOR BACKFLOW PREVENTERS. 86 . (Sec. 21-2�� TABLE 5 CROSS CONNECTIONS GVHERE PKOTECTIVE DEVICES AR� REQUIRED AND CRITICAL LEVEL(C-L) SETTINGS FOR BACKFLO�V PREVEN'�ERS 1 Fixtr�re or F_qi�i�znient Methur�of I;tstallation Aspirators ana j'jr�:tors C-L at IeasT �� iuc;,��, ,��ove floor level of reeep[acle. Cup Beverage Vending C-L at IeasL l�,in�hes above t7our level of machine. Machines � � Dental Units On�models without buiit-in vacuum ureakers GL at least 6 inches above flood level rim of bowl. Disliwaslling Machines C-L at least 6 inc}�es above flood level of maclune. Flushometers(closet GL at least 6 inches above top of fixture supplied. &urinal) Uarbage Can Cleailin� C-L at least 6 inches above flood level of rnaclune. Machine Hose Outlets GL at least 6 inches above higYiest point on hose line. Laundry Machines C-L at least 6 inches above flood level of machine. Lawn Sprinklers GL at least 12 inches above highest sprinkler or discliarge outlet. Steam Tables C-L at least 6 inclies above flood level. Tank and Vats GL at least 6 inches above flood level rim or line. ___, T'i-ough Urinal.s . C-L at least 30 inches above perforated flush pipe. t. _ _ _ -- Flush Tanks Equip with an approved ball cock. In all cases the ' ball cock slzould be located above the overflow �� level of the tank and the outlet terminated one inch above the overflow o�-provided with a bacic- flow preventer located at ieast on�inch above the overflow. Hose Bibs(where C-L at least 6 inches above flood level of receptacle aspirators or ejectors served. could be connected) ICritical Level (C-L) is defined as tl�e level to wluch the backfl.ow preventer (vacuum breaker)may be submerged bzfore backf:ow will occur.Where C-L marking is now sliow❑ on the prevei�ter,the bottom of tlie device shall�be taken as the C-L. 8. Connections Subject to Back Pressure. Where a potable water connection is made to a line, fixture, tank, vat, pump or other equipment with a hazard of back.flow or backsiphonage and where the water connection is subject to back pressure, and an air gap cannot be installed, approved reduced pressure zone baCkflow preventer shall be required. A partial list of such connections is shown in Table 6, PARTIAL LIST (3F' CRU�� GONNECTIQi^�� SUBJECT TO BAGK PRESSURE. TA�LE 6 PAR'�IAL LIST OF CROSS CONNECTIONS SUB3ECT TO BACK PRESSURE C}iemical Lines Pumps Cup Beverage Vending Machines Steam Lines Dock Water Outlets Swimmin�Pools Individual Water Supplies Tank and Wats—Bottom inlets � Industrial Process Water Lines Pressure Tanks Hose Bibs 87. � � (Sec. 21-24 (E) (3) ) 3. Side walls, ribs or similar obstructions do not affect air gaps when spaced from inside edge o.f spout opening a distance greater than three times the diameter of the effective opening for a single wall, or a distance greater than four times the diameter of the effective opening of two intersecting walls. 4 . Vertical walls, ribs, or similar obstructions extending from the water surface to or above the horizontal plane of the spout opening require a greater air gap when spaced closer to the nearest inside edge of spout opening than specified in Note 1, above. The effect of three or more such vertical walls or ribs has not been determined. In such cases , the air gap shall be measured from the top of the wall. 5. Devices for the Protection of the Potable Water Suppl,y. Approved backflow preventers or vacuum breakers shall be installed with any plumbing fixture or equipment, the potable water supply outlet of which may be submerged and which cannot be protected by a minimum air gap. 6. Approval of Devices. Before any device f or the prevention of backflow or backsiphonage is installed, it shall have first been certified by a recognized testing laboratory acCeptable to the Inspector. Devices installed in a building �otable water supply distribution system for protection against backflow shall be maintained in good working condition by the person or persons responsible for the maintenance of the system. 7. Protective Devices Required. In the installation of the following list of fixtures and devices, where an air gap is not provided or is impracticable, approved backflow preventers shall be installed in all supply lines according to Table 5, CROSS CONNECTION5 WHERE PROTECTIVE DEVICE5 ARE REQUIRED AND CRITICAL LEVEL (C-L) SETTING5 FOR BACKFLOW PREVENTERS. 86 . � � (Sec. 21-24 (F) ) F. Installation of Devices. 1. Vacuum Breakers - Bacuum breakers shall be installed with the critical level at least six (6) inches above the flood level rim of the fixture they serve and on the discharge side of the last control valve to the fixture. No shut off val.ve or faucet shall be installed beyond the vacuum breaker. 2. Reduced Pressure Zone Backflow Preventer - A reduced pressure zone type backflow preventer may be installed subject to full static pressure. 3. Devices of All Types - Backflow and backsiphonage preventing devices shall be accessibly located preferably in the same room with the fixture they serve. Installation in utility or service spaces, provided they are readily accessible, is also permitted. G. Tanks and Vats - Below Rim Supply. l. Where a potable water autlet terminates below the rim of a tank or vat and the tank or vat has an overflow of diameter not less than given in Table 7, SIZE5 OF OVERFLOW PIPE5 FOR WATER SUPPLY TANKS, the overflow pipe shall be provided with an air gap as close to the tank as possible. 2. The potable water outlet to the tank or vat shall terminate a distance not less than 1-1/2 times the height to which water can rise in the tank above the top of the overflow. This level shall be established at the maximum flow rate of the supply to the tank or vat and with all outlets closed except the air-gap and the overflow outlet. H. Separation of Water Service and Building Sewer. Except as permitted below, the underground water serviCe pipe and the building drain or building sewer shall be not less than 10 feet apart horizontally and shall be separated by undisturbed or compacted earth. The water service pipe may be placed in the same trench with the building drain and building sewer provided approval is given by the Inspector and the following conditions are met: 1. The bottom of the water service pipe at all points shall be at least 12 inches above the top of the sewer line at its highest point. � u I 88. � i � i � � � (Sec. 21-24 (H) (2) ) 2. The water service pipe shall be placed on a solid shelf excavated at one side of the common trench. 3. The number of joints in the service pipe shall be kept to a minimum. 4. The materials and joints of sewer and water service pipe shall be installed in such manner and sha11. possess the necessary strength and durability to prevent the escape of solids, liquids , and gases therefrom under all known adverse conditions such as corrosion, strains due to temperature changes, settlement, vibrations and super-imposed loads . I. Water Service Near 5ources of �oll.ution. Potable water service pipes shall not be located in, under or above cesspools, septic tanks, septic tank drainage fields or seepage pits . A separation of 10 feet shall be maintained. Where the water service must cross the sewer line, the bottom of the water service within 10 feet of the point of crossing, shall be at least 12 inches above the top of the sewer line. J. Stop and Waste Valve"s Prohibited. Combination stop-and-waste valves or cocks shall not be installed underground in water service piping, unless it has a wheel handle drain. K. Water Pumping and Storage Equipment. l. Pumps and Other Appliances . Water pumps, filters, softeners, tanks, and all other appliances and devices used to handle or treat potable water shall be protected against contamination. � 2. Prohibited Location of Potable Supply Tanks. Potable � water gravity tanks or manholes of potable water pressure tanks shall � not be located directly under ar�y soil or waste piping. � L. Water Pressure Booster Systems . l. Water Pressure Booster Systems Required. When the water pressure in the public water main or individual water supply system is insufficient to supply the probable peak demand flow to all plumbing fixtures and other water needs freely and continuously with the minimum pressures and quantities specified in this Section or elsewhere � in this Code and in accordance with good practice, the rate of supply �. shall be supplemented by: � i 89. I � � � ! � � (Sec. 21-24 (L) (1) (a) ) (a) An elevated water tank. (b) A hydro-pneum.atic pressure booster system. (c) A water pressure booster pump installed in accordance with this Code. 2. 5upport. All water supply tanks shall be supported in accordance with the building cod.e or other regulations which apply. 3 . Overflows for Water Supply Tanks . Each gravity or suction water supply tank shall be provided with an overflow having a diametet not less than shown in Table 7, SIZE5 OF OVERFLOW PIPES FOR T�TATER SUPPLY TANKS . The overflow outlet shall discharge above and within not less than six (6) inches of a roof or roof drain, floor or floor drain or over an open water supplied fixture. The overflow outlet shall be covered by a corrosion resistant screen of not less than 16 x 20 mesh to the inch and by 1/4 inch hardware cloth or shall terminate in a horizontal angle seat check valve. Drainage from overf�.ow pipes shall be directed so as not to freeze on roof walkways . _ _ -----. _ , TABLE 7 ' SIZ�S 1 FOR OV�RFL01�"I PIPES FOR WA'g'��2 SLJI'P'L4'T�,NKS �� Maxiinum Capacity Diameter of Maximum Capacity Dianleter of of Water Supply Overflow Pipe of Water Supply Overflow Pipe Line to Tank (Indles ID� L,ine to Tarik (Inches ID) 0- 15 gpm 1-1/' 400- 700 gpm � 15- 50 gpm 2 700-1000 gpm 6 50-100 gpm 2-1/2 Over 1000 gpm 8 100-200 gpm 3 200-400 gpm 4 ICumptited by the inetliod of N�S Motio. 31,for vertica;pipes flowinb i�oi� greater than 1/2 full at terminal velocity.(1/� fell for 1-1/2 pipe). _ _ _ _ _ _ ... 4. Covers . All water supply tanks shall be covered to keep out unauthorized persons , dirt, and vermin. The covers of gravity tanks shall be vented with a return bend vent pipe having an area not less than the area of the down feed riser pipe and the vent shall be screened with corrosion resistant screen having not less than 14 and not more than 20 openings per linear inch. 5. Potable Water Inlet Control and Location. Potable water inlets to gravity tanks shall be controlled by a ballcock or other automatic supply valve so installed as to prevent the tank from overflowing. The inlet shall be terminated so as to provide an 90 . (Sec. 21-24 (L) (5) ) accepted air gap but in no case less than 4 inches above the overflow. 6. Tank Drain Pipes. Each tank shall be provided at its lowest poin� with a valved pipe to permit emptying the tank which shall discharge as required for overflow pipes and not smaller in size than shown in Table 8, SIZES OF DR.AIN PIPES FOR WATER TANKS. _----_ .__ __._ _. _ . _ _ TAI3LE 8 + � SIZE Ct'DRAIIvT PIP�,S FOR���T�ER TAN1iS ii Tank Capacity I�iain Pipe Tank Capacity Drain Pipe °� (galions) (incJles) (gallons} (inclies�l � � "' Up tu 75G 1 3001 to SOJQ ?-1�� i !j 751 to ]500 1-1/? 5001 tc� 75�JG 3 1501 to 3000 2 Over 7500 4 � _ __ _ __ _ 7. Low Pressure Cut-Off Required on Booster Pumps . When a booster pump is used on a water pressure booster system, there shall be installed a low pressure cut-off on the booster pump to prevent the creation of a vacuum or negative pressure on the suction side of the pump, thus cutting off water to other outlets . 8. Pressure Tanks - Vacuum Relief. All water pressure tanks shall be provided with a vacuum relief valve at the top of the tank which will operate up to a maximum water pressure of 200 p.s .i. and to maximum water temperatures of 200 degrees F . The minimum size of such vacuum relief valves shall be 1/2 inch. M. Disinfection of Potable Water System. New or repaired potabl.e water systems shall be disinfected prio� to use whenever required by the Inspector. The method to be followed shall be that prescribed by the health Inspector. N. Water Supply System Materials . l. Water Service Pipe. (a) Water service piping shall be made of asbestos cement, brass or copper pipe or tubing, copper tube, lead, cast iron water pipe, wrought iron, open-hearth iron, plastic, or steel. Copper tube when used underground shall be Type K or L . Al1 threaded ferrous pipe and fittings shall be galvanized or cement lined. When used underground in corrosive soil or fill, all ferrous pipe and fittings shall be coal-tar coated and threaded joints shall be coated and wrapped when installed. 91 . � � (Sec. 21-24 (N) (1) (b) ) (b) Plastic pipe and fittings may be used in a water district organized under Chapter 247 R.S.Mo. 1969 , for mains and services to a point five (5) feet outside the foundation or walls of a building. All plastic pipes shall be installed below the recorded frost penetration, at or below the minimum depth prescribed by the Inspector. (c) Polyethylene Pipe (PE) (3/4" , 1" , and 1-1/4" nominal sized) shall be made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene resin and shall conform to all requirements of A5TM 5pecifications D 2239 , "Specifications for Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Pipe (SDR-PR) " , as they apply to Type III, Grade SII, Designation Code PE 3306, with a hydrostatic design stress of 630 psi for water at 23 degrees C. (73 .4 degrees F. ) and 500 psi for water at 37 . 8 degrees C . (100 degrees F. ) and with the additional provisions listed herein. (d) The polyethylene extrusion compound from which the pipe is extruded shall meet the requirem.ents of Type III, Grade III, Class C material as described in ASTM Specifications D 1248, "5pecifications for Polyethylene Molding and Extrusion Materials" . In addition, the weight average molecular weight of the extrusion compound shall not be less than 1, 750 ,000 as determined by the Gel permeation chromatography method using a value of 71 molecular weight per angstrom for high density polyethylene. (e) Pipe shall meet the specifications of the National Sanitation Foundation Testing Laboratories, Ann Arbor, Michigan. These specifications require that the pipe or tubing be manufactured from Virgin Polyethylene, and that no scrap material be used and that it contain at least 2 percent Carbon black as required by Commercial 5tandard No. CS 255. 63 . (f) All pipe shall be a minimum of Class 160 psi. The Standard Thermaplastic Pipe Dimension Ratio (SDR) , the ratio of the �ipe inside diameter to the wall thickness, shall not exceed 7. (g) The minimum burst pressure, when determined with at least five specimens shall be at least 630 psi. This pressure was determined in accordance with ASTM D 1599 , "Method of Testing for Short-Time Rupture 5trength of Plastic Pipe, Tubing and Fittings" . 92 . � � (Sec. 21-24 ( (N) (1) (g) The fiber stress (ISO Formula - 5tress = Pressure x Mean Diameter 2 x Minimum Wall Thickness) used to derive these test pressures is 2 ,520 psi, the minimum fiber strength of PE 3306 Pipe. (h) The joints shall be designed so that the pipe and fittings may be connected on the job. (i) All pipe and fittings shall conform to the specifications of the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) Testing Laboratories , Ann Arbor, Michigan. (j ) As a minimum, the pipe shal.l have the following markings applied at intervals , as specified in the appropriate standards: (1) Nominal size. (2) Type of plastic. (3) SDR or Class . (4) Manuf acturer. (5) Commercial Standard Number. (6) N5F (National Sanitation Foundation) Seal of Approval. (k) Only pipe and fittings made in accordance with these specifications by manufacturers who furnish certificates of conformance to the Inspector shall be acceptable. A1l installations must conform to the provisions of this Code. 2. Water Distribu�ion System Pipe. Water distribution system piping shall be made of brass or copper pipe or tubing, galvanized wrought iron pipe, galvanized open-hearth iron or galvanized steel pipe. 3. Fittings . The materials of which water supply system pipe fittings are made shall conform to the type of piping materials used in the water supply system. The fittings shall have no ledges , shoulders, or reductions which can retard or obstruct flow in the piping. 0. Allowance for Character of Soil and Water. When selecting the material and size for water service supply pipe, tube or fittings due consideration shall be given to the action of the water on the 93 . � � (5ec. 21-24 (0) ) interior of the pipe and of the soil, fill or other material on the exterior of the pipe. P. Water Supply Control. 1. Building Valve. Each building water service shall be provided with a gate valve or stop and waste valve located inside the building near the point the water service enters . 2 . Tank Controls. Supply lines from pressure or gravity tanks shall be valved at or near the tanks. 3 . Valves in Dwelling Units. In two family or multiple family dwelling units one or more control valves shall be provided so that the water to any unit may be shut off without stopping flow of water to the other units . These valves shall be readily accessible inside the unit controlled. 4 . Riser Valves . Except in single family dwellings a valve shall be installed at the foot of each water suppl.y riser. In multi-story buildings a valve shall be installed at the top of each water supply downfeed pipe from a booster system. 5. Individual Fixture Valves. In occupied buildings other than individual dwellings, the water service line to each fixture or other piece af equipment shall be provided with a valve or fixture stop to shut off the water to the fixture or to the room in which it is located and sill cocks and wall hydrants shall be separately controlled by a valve inside the building. Al1 water closets shall be separately valved. 6. Water Heating Equipment Valve. The water supply branch to each hot water storage tank or water heater shall. be provided with a valve located near the equipment. 7. Valves to be Accessible. A11 water supply control valves shall be placed so as to be accessible for service and maintenance. Q. Water Supply Distribution. 1. Size of Water Service . The water service pipe shall be of sufficient size to furnish water to the building in the quantities and at the pressure required elsewhere in this Code. It shall, in no case, be less than 3f4 inch nominal diameter. Methods for sizing the water service pipe are described in Appendix B of the National Plumbing Code. 94 . (Sec. 21-24 (Q) (2) ) 2 . Supply �emand. The supply demand in gal.lons per minute in the building water distributing system shall be determined on the basis of the load in terms of supply fixture units and of the relationship between load and supply demand. (See Section D .3 of _Appendix B of the National Plumbing Code for details of a suggested procedure. ) R. Procedure in 5izing the Water Distribution System. 1. Design of Building Water Distribution System. The design of the building hot and cold water distribution system shall conform to good engineering practice. Methods used to determine pipe sizes shall be acceptable to the Inspector. (A guide to the design of building water supply systems is given in Appendix B of the National Plumbing Code. ) At the points of interconnection between hot and cold supply piping system to individual fixtures, appliances, or devices , provisions shall be made to prevent flow between the piping systems. 2 . Size of Fixture Supply. The minimum size of a fixture supply pipe shall be as shown in Table 9 , MINIMUM 5IZE5 OF FIXTURE WATER SUPPLY PIPES . The fixture supply pipe shall terminate not more than 30 inches from the point of connection to the fixture and in every instance shall extend into the room through the floor or wall adjacent to the fixture. . TA�LE 9 MII�I�MC1M Sd7.ES OF FIXTUItE WAT1:R SUl'PLY PIPES Tv�%e of Fixtir,�e of�De��ice Nomival Pipe Si.>e�I�rclaesJ 13atli iuUs ��? CombinaCion sink and tray l�� Driri�:ing fuuntain 3�g I�ishevashe�(domestic) 1�2 Electric d�inkii�g water cooler 3�� Kitchen sink,residential 1/� Kitchen sink,commercial 3/4 Lavatory 3/� Laund.y tray 1,2 and 3 compartments 1/2 � Shower(single head) 1/�Z Sinks(service,slop) I�Z Sinks flushing rim �/4 Urinal(flush tank) �/� Urinal(direct flush valve) 3/4 Water closet(tank type) 3/R Water closet(flush valve type) 1 Hose bibs 1�' Wali hydrant li� 95. (Sec. 21-24 (R) (3) ) 3. Minimum Required Flow Rates and Pressures . Based on the minimum static water pressure available, pipe sizes shall be selected so that under conditions of peak demand a minimum flow pressure and f low rate at the point of discharge shall not be less than shown in Table 10, MINIMUM R.EQUIRED FLOW RATES AND PRESSURES . In determining minimum pressures at the outlets , allowance shall be made for the pressure drop due to fraction loss . ---- --- TA13LE 10 IvI1NIMUNI REQUIIZBD FL01v RATGS ANll PR��S.�'i�)RES Locatior7 Flntiv Pre ssr�re F7u�v Rate (at puint p.s.i. �pr�r of discliurgeJ Ordinary basin faucet � 2 Self-closiiig basin faucet � '-11' Sink faucet 375 inclt s 3 Sinlc fau�cet 1�2 inch � 3 Bathtub faucet � `� Laundry tub cuck 1�2�inch � `� Shuwer 5 � Ball-cocl:for clusei P ' '� Flusli valve for closetl , 15 15-35 �� Flushometer valvc for urinal 15 15 i IS ;la � Drin]<ing fouuCain outlets - � � Si1f c�e�ck-wall hydrant �Q 5 � F��.is,h valves for wall hung,blow-out � arid sy�hun-jet water closeis ?� 3� ALitolnatiC disil�vasheT �5 `� � Aut_o�iiatic clotlies washer 15 3 � 1Wide :ange dtte to variation it� design and type of�loset flusi�i valves. 4 . Inadequate Water Pressure. Whenever water pressure from the street main or other sources of supply is insufficient to provide tlow pressures at fixture outlets as required under this section, a booster pump and pressure tank or other approved means shall be installed on the building water supply system.. 5. Variable Street Pressures . Where street water main pressures fluctuate, the building water distribution system shall be designed for the minimum pressure availabl.e. 6. Regulation - Water Pressure. (a) Where the water pressure in any type building is above 80 psi, an approved water pressure regulatar or regulators with strainers shall be inst�.11ed to reduce water pressure to fixtures and appliances not to exceed 80 psi at any time. 5i11 cocks and outside hydrants may be left on full main pressure at the option of the owner. 96 . � � (Sec. 21-24 (R) (6) (b) (b) Where pressure reducing valves are installed, provisions shall be made to permit by-pass flow of water around the valve back into the main when pressures due to thermal expansion on the outlet side of the valve exceeds the pressure in the main. Pressure reducing valves with builtin by-pass check valves wi11 be acceptable. (c) Approved valves shall comply fully with a11 applicable requirements of AS5E 5tandard No. 1003 - Water Pressure Reducing Valves for pomestic Water Supply Systems . (d) Where special conditions exist due to the type of installations , approval must be given by the Inspector for any deviation from above . 7. Hazard and Noise. T�Ihen water pressures are excessive, air chambers or other approved mechanical devices shall be provided to reduce water hammer or line noises to such an extent that no pressure hazard to the piping system will exist. S . Hot Water Distribution. 1. Hot Water Supply 5ystem. In residences and buildings intended for continuous occupancy, hot water shall be supplied to all plumbing fixtures and equipment used for bathing, washing, culinary purposes, cleansing, laundry or building maintenance. 2. Return Circulation - Where Required. Hot water supply systems in buildings four or more stories high or in buil.dings where the developed length of hot water piping from the source of hot water supply to the farthest fixture supplied exceeds 100 feet shall be of the return circulation type . T. 5afety Devices . l. Pressure Relief Valves and Temperature Relief Valves or Energy Cut-Off Devices Required. Equipment used for heating water or storing hot water shall be protected by approved safety devices in accordance with one of the following methods: (a) A separate pressure relief valve and a separate temperature relief valve; or (b) A combination pressure and temperature relief valve; or (c) A separate pressure relief valve and an energy cut-off device. 97. � � (Sec. 21-24 (T) (2) ) 2 . The safety valve setting shall not exceed the tank rated working pressure. 3 . A1.1 safety devices shall meet the current requirements of the A5A, ASME, or the UL Listing by U. , AGA or National Board of Boiler etc. shall constitute evidence of conforanance with these standards . Where a device is not listed by any of these, it must have certification by an approved laboratory as having met these requirements. (a) Pressure Relief Valve. Pressure relief valves shall be installed for all equipment used for heating or storage of hot water. The rate of discharge of such a valve sha11. limit the pressure rise for any given heat input to ten (10) percent of the pressure at which the valve is set to open. (b) Temperature Relief Valves . Temperature relief valves shall be installed for all equipment used for the heating or storage of hot water. Each valve shall be rated as to its B.T.U. capacity. At 210 degrees F . , it shall be capable of discharging sufficient hot water to prevent any further rise in temperature. (c) Approvals . 5elf closing combination pressure and temperature relief valves or separate pressure and temperature relief valves which have been tested and approved by or meet the specification requirements of the AGA or the National Board of Casualty & Surety Underwriters shall be considered acCeptable. (d) Relief Va1ve Location. Temperature relief valves shall be placed directly above tanks served and in no case more than three (3) inches away from such tanks. Pressure relief valves may be located adjacent to the equipment they serve. There shall be no check valve or shut off valve between a relief valve and the heater or tank for which it is installed. (e) Relief Outlet Wastes. The discharge pipe shall not be smaller than the relief valve outlet and it shall. be an indirect connection into a plumbing fixture , floor drain, sump pit, or other approved point of discharge. Relief outlets when connected to the building drainage system shall be indirectly connected and shall terminate within six (6) inches above the floor. 98 . � � (Sec. 21-24 (T) (3) (f) ) (f) Pressure Marking of Storage Tank. Any storage tank hereafter installed for domestic hot water shall have clearly and indelibly stamped in the metal, or so marked upon a plate welded thereto or otherwise permanently attached, the maximum allowable working pressure. Such markings shall be placed in an accessible position on the outside of the tank so as to make inspection or reinspection readily possible. All storage tanks for domestic hot water shall meet the applicable ASME standards . 4. Energy Cut-Off Devices. (a) Energy cut-off devices shall be of adequate performance rating for the equipment served. Immersion type energy cut-off devices shall be located so that the temperature sensing el.ement is immersed in the water within the tank and controls the temperature of the water within the top six inches of the tank. When approved by the Inspector, contact types shall be install.ed so that the sensing element is responsive to the highest water temperature within the equipment served and is securely fastened in pl.ace. Such devices shall meet the requirements of applicable USA5Z standards. (b) When an energy cut-off device is used, it shall be factory applied by the heater manufacturer, and comply fully with the appropriate standards of the USASI and UL. They shall be installed in a manner that will isolate them from ambient, flue gas temperatures and other conditions not indicative of the temperature of the water within the heater. 5. Vacuum Relief Valves . Where a hot water storage tank or an indirect water heater is located in an elevation above the fixture outlets in the hot water system, a vacuum relief valve shall be installed on the storage tank or heater. 6 . Pressure Marking of Hot Water 5torage Tank. Hot water storage tanks shall be perma.nently marked in an accessible place with the maximum allowable working pressure. U. Miscellaneous . 1. Drain Cocks or Valves for Hot Water Storage Tanks. Drain cocks or valves for emptying shall be installed at the lowest point of each hot water storage tank. 99 . � !�'"� (Sec. 21-24 (U) (2) ) 2. Control Valve Design. Excepting single fixtures, control valves on all water lines shall when fully opened have a cross sectional area not less than 85 percent of the cross sectional area of the line in which they are installed. 3. Used T✓�ater Return Prohibited. Water used for cooling of equipment or other processes shall not be returned to the potable water system. Such water shall be discharged into a drainage system through an air gap or may be used for nonpotable purposes on written approval of the Inspector. Sec. 21-25. Drainage System. A. Materials . l . Above Ground Piping Within Buildings . (a) Soil and waste piping above ground in buildings shall be of brass or copper pipe, copper tube, extra heavy or service weight cast iron, galvanized wrought iron, gal.vanized open-hearth iron, galvanized steel or lead, except that in the case of residential dwellings up to and including four family dwellings if separated by two (2) hour fire walls between the four (4) family units, approved plastic pipe is acceptable. Al1 plastic pipe, fittings and solvent cement shall have the seal of approval of the National Sanitation Foundation (N5F) . (b) Plastic Drainage Waste and Vent Piping. (1) Use Schedule 40 DWV plastic pipe and fittings shall be limited to Residential Dwellings up to and including four family dwellings and in no case to exceed stack heights of 36 feet. Plastic drainage waste and vent piping shall not be connected to any other material. by means of a horizontal lead caulked joint. (2) Conventional pipe clamps , brackets or strapping that have a bearing width of 3/4 inch or more are suitable supports . Supports for horizontal runs of pipe 1-1/2 inches or less in diameter shall be at 3 foot centers as a maximum. Supports for larger diameters shall have a maximum spacing at 4 foot centers . Trap arms shall be supported at the trap discharge . Vertical pipes shall be supported at each story height but not more than 10 foot intervals and elsewhere 100 . � � (Sec. 21-25 (A) (1) (b) (2) ) as required to maintain alignment. Al1 supports shall permit expansion and contraction of the pipe without binding. Horizontal piping shall be supported at each change of directions. (3) In a DWV system an expansion allowance of 1/2 inch per 10 foot length of pipe is required. Expansion fittings utilize a rubber o-ring that should be lubricated with water pump grease, petroleum je11y or other water-resistant grease to facilitate assembly. Protect the operating end of the expansion fitting from dirt by means of a thin plastic, rubber or cloth sleeve. DWV systems having short runs with frequent offset will not require expansion fittings . On straight horizontal runs exceeding 20 feet expansion fittings shall be installed. On stacks with water-closet connections on more than one floor, an expansion fitting shall be installed between the closet connection fittings. A11 stacks exceeding 20 feet in height shall have an expansion joint installed in any convenient location. On horizontal runs, the expansion fitting may be installed at any convenient location. In all cases, expansion fittings shall be installed with operating end upstream and solvent welded to the next downstream pipe or fitting. The expansion joint shall be set for maximum expansion or contraction based on the installation temperature. 2. Underground Building Drains . All underground building drains shall be of cast iron, galvanized steel, galvanized ferrous alloy, lead, copper pipe or type L or K copper tube. Where threaded joints are used underground, they shall be coated and wrapped when installed. 3. Fittings. The materials of which drainage system pipe fittings are made shall conform to �he type of piping materials used in the drainage system. The fittings shall have no ledges, shoulders, or reductions which can retard or obstruct flow in piping. Threaded drainage pipe fittings shal.l be of the recessed drainage type. B. Building Sewers and Drains . 1. Building Sewers. (a) In Trench Separate from Water Service: If the building sewer is installed in a trench separate from the water service , the 101. � � (Sec. 21-25 (B) (1) (a) ) sewer pipe material shall be of either asbestos cement, cast iron, copper tube type L or K, copper pipe or vitrified clay. Joint shall be watertight and root proof. Concrete, fibre glass, or Schedule 40 PVC AUS plastic pipe may be used if approved by the Inspector. (b) In Trench with Water 5ervice: If the building sewer is instal.led in the same trench as the water service, the sewer pipe material shall be durable, corrasion resistant, and so installed as to remain watertight and root proof . The sewer shall be tested with a ten foot head of water � equivalent and found to be tight. 2. 5ewer or Drain in Filled Ground. When a building sewer or building drain is installed in filled or unstable ground it shall be on an approved continuous supporting system. 3. Existing Building Sewers and Drains . Existing building sewers and drains may be used in connection with new building sewer and drainage systems only when found by examination and test to conform to the new system in quality or material prescribed by this Code , and the Inspector shall notify the owner to make the changes necessary to conform to this Code. 4. Drainage Pipe Installation. Pitch of Horizontal Drainage Piping. Horizontal drainage piping shall be installed in uniform alignment at uniform slopes not less than 1/4 inch per foot for 3 inch diameter and less, and not less than lJ8 inCh per foot for diameters of 4 inches or more. [nThere conditions do not permit building drains and sewers to be laid with a fall as great as that specified, a less slope may be permitted as determined from Table 11 provided computed velocity is at l.east 2 feet per second. 102 . (�eco 21-�25 (B) (4) � �'A13I.G 1 1 � APPROXIMAT� DISCN�II:GE RA'T�S �1NU VELC�C'I'�'ILS 1N SLC?�1NG I)��1NS i � 1%lotivi��g Hcrlf�l�iilll Dischnrgc�I�ntc ancl Velncih>' ��� Actualinside 1�16in./ft. slope l/4 in./ft. slope ��4 in./ft. slope 1/�� in.�ft. slope cliameter of Discl�. Vel. Disda. Ved. l�i�cii. Vel. Discli. Vel. � pipe-Inches gpm fps gpiil fps �pn� fps gpm fj�s 1-]/4 3.40 1.78 1-3/8 3.13 1.34 4.44 1.90 1-1J2 � �.91 1.4� 5.53 2A1 , 1_S�8 4.8] L50 6.�0 2.12 �, � 8.42 1.7�� 11.9 2.43 2_1�2 10.8 1.41 15.3 1.99 21.6 2.82 � 17.6 1.59 24.8 �.'S �5.1 3.19 � 4 26.70 1.36 37.8 1.93 53.4 �.73 75.5 3.86 5 48.3 1.58 68.3 2.23 �6.( 3.16 137. 4.47 � 6 78.5 1.78 1 l7. ?.5�2 l�7. 3.57 222. 5.04 8 170. 2.17 240. 3.07 340. 4.34 480. . 6.13 l0 308. 2.5'� 43(,. 3.5� (i16. 5.04 R7?. 7.12 12 500. 2.83 707. 4.01 99��, 5.67 1413. 8.02 �IIalf full means filled to a de�th equal to onc-l�alf of the insidc diameter. ��Computed from the Mamling Formula for 1/?-fiill pipe, n=0.015 �� For 1�4 full: multiply disch�trge by ."?74 F;or full: multi�ly discharge by '_.00 � �multiply velocity by .701 mnlliply velocity by ].UO ��' For 3�4 full: �uultiply discharge by l.S? For siliootller pipe: mulfiply discllarge and velocity by 0.015 �� multiply velocity tiy 1.1� �u�d �livide by "n"value of smoother pipe. _ __ __. _ --_ _ __ C . Fixtl�rA iTpZtg . l . Load on Drainage Piping. The load on drainage system piping shall be computed in terms of drainage fixture unit values in accordance with Table 12 and this Code . � _ :' ,� � � �� �Y � r, r,q .o c� �- � d� c� m .-• .� ,-, �a m ��i ��� ._. r; ri c�a m �D �n c-i �t �o � �t c� c�� d- �o ; ao.� ts .:_ . �� q � � I �� � p, � � �v� � v�W ,� si, � � o �, � ; �CG � � .e � c�i � .� � � oA `' � i�, c w , _ _ ' �� �' 3 � .� � . � � o ', �,w v� �, r� ^' rin o 'I cV � �� �n a' a� ^� a: a�i � �z;� �, � b 3 � ��� � � ; W�� � ��, �, � v � �; - � „ � .._l w� � -C � ,�,' o � a, ,'� � � � � � ��� � � 3 v �° o � �, o � � .� � ! ��a �y � � :� .J o � ^ � o ,� � ° o v � X a" `�,�� o � � � � 5 � = ri ,-,^ '9 � o' ro � . � v� O � � '�-J �? 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'� .J .� y :�7 cy �� � . � v� � ca al ca cJ .�- � N U .-,-�� cJ .= u .�-� � � � :-• ^ O �� v m �� .:� � �7-� � ti v� � � ;a '„� ^�7 •."; O O O � o� �;', ;�' p - +J �u c�-J r., � «r,' .= .^ .'" c-� c� z3 ' Ew�' �C W !� aa Li C.i C.> U (� C.� �1 Q f1.. ^�--'.' .k" r! �-1 v� v] V: �� •:J � r� � ✓ 5 � 1^3. (Sec. 21-25 (C) (2) ) 2 . .A shower head over a bathtub does not increase the fixture unit value. 3 . See paragraph (2) of this subsection for method of computing equivalent fixture unit values for devices or equipment which discharge continuous or semi-continuous flows into sanitary drainage system. Fixtures not listed above: Trap 5ize 1-1/4 inch or less 1. Trap Size 1-1/2 inch 2 Trap Size 2 inches 3 Trap Size 2-1/2 inches 4 Trap 5ize 3 inches 5 Trap Size 4 inches 6 4 . Values for Continuous Flow. Drainage fixture unit values for continuous or semi-continuous flow into a sanitary drainage system, such as from a pump, sump ejector, air conditioning equipment, or similar device shall be computed on the basis of the conversion contained in Table 13, CONVERSION FACTOR5 FOR CONVERTING CONTINUOUS FLC?T�T TO �4'UIVALS'1rTT �'AI�TITARY LQ�tLD. ___ __ __ _ ___ ___ __ ___ . _ _ TA�LE 13 CDI�VL�S1�N FACTORS FOP COI�'VERTdNG CONTIIVUOCJS � FLO�'4'�'0 EQUIVALENT SAN�TARY LOAD �� Sanitary ]ca�l� Conversion factor2 � d.t�.u. d.f.u./gpm ' 10 1.2 ', <p 1.7 � 30 2.2 i 40 2.7 50 3.2 100 4.4 ' 150 SA I 200 5.5 300 63 400 6.7 500 7.0 1000 8.1 2000 9.I 300Q 9.7 4000 or more 10.0 � 1 2'his refers to the conneeted sa�itary load, iy� drainage fixture ' units, on the soil or waste line for which the size is to be deter- mined. 2 The equivalent load, in drainage fixture units, to be added for sizing purposes because of continuous flow super-imposed on a sanitart� drain is obtained bv multipl��ing the continuous flow, in �?allons per minute, b,y the co���ersi�n factor correspandin�; to ; the sani�ary lc�ad. �� 104 . (Sec. 21-25 (D) (1) ) D. Determining Size of Drainage System. l. Selecting Size of Drainage Piping. Pipe sizes shall be determined from Tables 14, 15 and 16 below and on the basis of the drainage load computed on the number of fixture units . ___.____.___.. __. --_ _. __ TA13!E 14 � 1�9AXEl\hUM LO�'�I3 FC)R I,OR�"LrJN`d'��I��ZA�NS , Diail�efer Horizontal Bu�lding Drain or Buildiil� Sewer �� uf Fi�ture � Slope � Is�ain Brui�ch 1�16 in;ft 1�8 u�/ft l�4 in�ft 12� in/ft � �I (in.) (d.f.«.) (d.£u.) (d.f.u.) (c�.f.u.) d.f.Lt.) 1-1/4 1 1-1�2 � � � �� 26 � ,� ��,, 1� �4 3 l , 3 32� 4?* 50�: ' 4 160 216 250 � 360 390 480 575 ( 620 700 840 1000 b 1400 1400 1600 1920 2300 ' �p' 2500 2500 2900 350C� 4200 � ��? 3900 3900 4600 5600 6701? � , 15 7000 7000 8300 10000 12000 �'� *�0'I'E: Not more than one tank operated water cl�set, ��owever, �' in a single f:.im.ily dwellii�g two (2) tailk �perated water � closets muy b� insYall�d. (N� fldbsl�ometee water �loset.) _ _ _._.____.._._____ — _ . __ _ - � TABLE 15 MAXIMUM LO�S FOPZ SQ��.,AND W�,��'�5'�A��S �-IAVING NOT MORE THAN'£HREE BRANCH INTEP�VALS Maximuin i,oad � Diameter of Stack O�x Any One On Stack (inches) Branch Inteival (d.f.u.) (d.f.u.) 1-1/4 1 2 1-1/2 2 4 2 4 9 ��� �_1/2 g 18 � 20`k 4R� 4 100 240 5 2�5 540 6 385 930 g g�s 2100 * NO'�E: Not more than dne tank ogerated water cluset, liow- ever, in a single farnilv dwelling two (2) tank operated � water closets rr�w,y be ins�ul�ed• (N� flushorn�ter valve � water closet). � ; 105 . (Sec. 21-25 (D) (1) ) �'��i.r: ��, ���tMVM Lonz�s ��oaz soia��niD w.asT�:s�rncKs t�nvlNc Fc�uR n�z�o�z�. BzznNcri �tv7��Rvnl.s N�unber oi�Branch Inl�eivals q 5 (i � 7 fi 9 Diatneter oC st.ick on any on any on any on any on any �� one on onc on one on one on one on one ��� interval stacl: inteival stack interval stack interval stack interval stack inte�val �, in. d.f.u. cl.f.u. d.f.n. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f_u. ' 2 3 13 3 16 31> 18� 2-I/2 7 27 6 32 61i 3�` 3a 1Ra 7�a ]7`' 85" 1G" 9('� ISab 102ac � 4 90 360 � R4 4?0 <�0 - 430 7C,�' ;:�0`_ �� 5 205 F�20 190 950 180 ].04� 17` l,']5 170 1,360 155�, ` 6 350 ],400 :��5 I,C25 310 1.8(i0 ?�)9 2,090 ?90 � 2,320 ?85 � 8 7R5 3,140 7?5 ;,675 700 4,`'00 (i7S 4,7"?5 6S� 5,?4f) 640 ��� 10 1.405 S,G.'_t� I.�10 6.,,0 l.''00 7Sp0 1.:�0� !�,4";5 1,170 9,360 1,145 1;_> 2,195 ,-8,7RO �?,(�4i l0,_''S 1,JSQ 11,7L1U l,?�S(1 1�.I(�0 1,232` 14,600 1,790 15 3,935 . 15,741) 3,r;%" !�},,�` 3,SJ0 ''i,C�O0 3,;?5 �;,,�;''� >,3SQ �'6.�4f� 3,210_ Number of��ranch 9ntervals Diameter �0 1 1 I 2 13 ]� ; of stack on any o❑ any on :�iny �>n .iny on ,�ny � on one on one on one on onc c�n one on � st�ick interval stac;k inteival stack in(eiv�il stack interval stack interval stack � in. d.i.u. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f.u. d.f.ii. d.Cu. d.l.ii. d.f.ii. d.f.u. d.].u. d.f.u. � � � ��2 � ' �1 4 ' 5 1,400`' ��� 6 2,560 280 ?,g00 265�' 2, 2,900° � 8 � 5,780 630 6,300 620 6,830 610 7,350 SR51i 7,600` ��� ]0 l 0,310 l,l 25 1 1,250 1,1 l0 12,2.00 ,l,095 13,100 1,080 14,070 1,070v 15,000° '� 1? 16,090 l,755 17,550 1,730 19,020 ],705 20,500 1,690 219C0 1,670 23,410 � �� l5 28,880 3,150 31.500 3,100 34,160 3,000 3C,700 3,050 39.390 �,000 42,015 � allot more than one tanl:operated water closet,however,in a single fami1y dwelling two(�) tank operated water closets may be installed(No flusliometer valve water closet). �� t'Loads on any one brancl� interval for lugher stacks sl�all �iot excced tliese valties;l�owever,this shall not preclude t}ie installation �: of Itigher stacks. � `Stack loads for i�igher siacks sli�ll not exceed these values;howEver, tliis shall not pceclude the install.�tioii of higher stacks. � 2. Minimum 5ize of Soi1 and Waste 5tacks. No soil or waste stack shall be smaller than the largest horizontal branch connected thereto except that a 4 x 3 W.C. connection shall not be considered as a reduction in pipe size. 3. Minimum Size of Stack Vent or Vent Stack. Any structure in which a building drain is installed shall have at least one stack vent or vent stack not less than 3-inches in diameter, or the size of the building drain if the building drain is less than 3-inches in diameter, carried full size through the roof. 106 . � � (Sec. 21-25 (D) (4) ) 4. Provisions for Future Fixtures . When provision is made for the future installation of fixtures, those provided for shall be considered in determining the required sizes of drain and vent pipes . Construction to provide for such future installations shall be determined with a plugged fitting or fittings . 5. Minimum Size of Underground Drainage Piping. No portion of the drainage system installed underground or below a basement or cellar shall be less than 2-inches in diameter. 6 . Offsets in Waste Stacks Serving Kitchen 5inks. In a one or two family dwelling only, in which the stack receives the discharge of a kitchen-type sink and also serves as a vent for fixtures connected to the horizontal portion of the branch served by the waste stack, the minimum size of the waste stack up to the highest sink branch connection shall not be less than 1-1/2 inches in diameter. Above that point, the size of the stack shall be governed by the total number of fixture units vented by the stack. E. 5izing of Offsets on Drainage Piping. 1. Offsets on 45 degrees or Less. An offset in a vertical stack, with a change of direction of 45 degrees or less from the vertical, may be sized as a straight vertical stack . In case a horizontal branch connects to the stack within two feet above or below the offset, a relief vent sha11 be installed in accordance with this section. 2. Offsets Above the Highest Branch. An offset above the highest horizontal branch is an offset in the stack-vent and shall be considered only as it affects the devel.oped length of the vent. 3. Offsets Below the Lowest Branch. In the case of an offset in a soil or waste stack below the lowest horizontal branch, there shall be no change in diameter required if the offset is made at an angle of not greater than 45 degrees . If such an offset is made at an angle greater than 45 degrees to the vertical, the required diameter of the offset and the stack below it shall be determined as for a building drain (Table 14) . 4. Offsets of More than 45 Degrees. A stack with an offset of more than 45 degrees from the vertical shall be sized as follows: 107. �"„'� �."� (Sec. 21-25 (E) (4) (a) ) (a) The portion of the stack above the offset shall be sized as for a regular stack based on the total number of fixture units above the offset. (b) The offset shall be sized as for a building drain, Table 14, Maximum Loads for Horizontal Drains . The portion of the stack below the offset shall be sized as £or the offset or based on the total number of fixture units on the entire stack, whichever is the larger. (c) A relief vent for the offset shall be installed as provided elsewhere and in no case shall a horizontal branch connect to the stack within two feet above or below the offset. F . Building Sumps. l. Drainage Systems Below Sewer Level . (a) All building drains which cannot be discharged to the sewer by gravity flow shall be discharged into a tightly covered and properly vented sump, so located as to receive the sewage by gravity flow, from which sump the liq�zid sha11 be lifted and discharged into the building soil system by automatic pumps, ejectors, or any equally efficient method. The capacity of the sump shall be such that the maximum storage period under any conditions shall be not greater than twelve (12) hours. If a sufficient number of automatically flushed fixtures are not installed to accomplish this change in contents of the sump, a special automatic fl.ushing device accomplishing this change in contents shall be provided. 5aid sump shall be so designed and equipped that the entire contents thereof wi11 be discharged during the emptying operation. Minimum sump sizes shall be established by the Inspector for any particular installation. (b) In every case an approved check valve shall be placed in the discharge line or lines from the sump to the soil system, and the connection from the discharge line to the soil system shall be by means of a "wye" , with the "wye" branch on top. (c) All soil or waste pipes leading to a sump shal.l be vented the same as though direCt connection with the sewer had been established. 10 8. �"� �I"� (Sec. 21-25 (F) (1) (d) (d) Al1 building sumps shall have gas tight metal covers except that float control or switch rods shall operate without binding. Such covers shall be designed and constructed with sufficient strength to bear normal traffic and use without hazard or damage. Subsoil drains below sewer level shall discharge into a sump separate from the sanitary system and need not be vented. 2. 5umps in Buildings Other Than Single and Two-Family Dwellings. In all buildings other than single and two-family dwellings, should one (1) or more water closets discharge into the sump, duplicate pumping equipment shall be installed. The building sump in all such buildings shall be individually vented by means of a vent sized in accordance with the number of fixture units discharging into the sump, the sump vent stack shall be a minimum of two (2) inches in diameter. 3. Buildina, Sumps in Singl.e and Two-Family Dwellings. (a) If a basement or cellar water closet discharges into the building sump of a single or two-family dwelling, the sump shall be individually vented by means of a three (3) inch vent. (b) If no water closet is connected to the building sump, the sump shall be vented either by means of a three (3) inch underground fixture waste, terminating in a stack, or separate three (3) inch underground vent Changed to a one and one-half (1-1/2) inch stack at floor level and increased to three (3) inch at the roof, or a two (2) inch vent shall be led outside the structure to terminate not less than one (1) foot above grade and not less than three (3) feet from any door, window or air duct . The vent shall not terminate in any unventilated space under a porch or terrace, nor in any inaccessible place. The vent terminal shall be equipped with a vent cap. 4. Building Sumps Installed Optionally with Backwater Protective Devices . It shall be permissible to support the building drain from the ceiling of the basement or cellar to permit fixtures above the building sewer level to discharge to the building sewer by gravity flow; the storm drain carrying drainage from the roof and other similar areas may be installed and connected to the building sewer or storm sewer outside the basement walls or as otherwise required by the Inspector with this type of installation. All basement or cellar plumbing fixtures, floor drains, and sub-soil 109 . � �r.""1� E (Sec. 21-25 (F) (4) ) drains shall be installed so as to discharge into a building sump. Sec. 21-26. Vents and Venting. A. Materi als . 1. Above Ground. Vent piping installed above ground shall be of brass or copper, copper tube, cast iron, ferrous alloys , galvanized steel, galvanized wrought iron or lead, except that in the case of four family dwelling units or less , plastic pipe is acceptable as designated in this Code. 2. Underground. Underground vent piping shall be of cast iron soil pipe except that the Supervisor ma.y approve the use of other materials when found adequate and installed as directed by the Supervisor. Where threaded joints are used underground they shall be coated and wrapped after installation and tests. 3. ChemiCal Waste Systems. Vent piping on chemical waste systems shall conform to that required for chemical waste pipe, except as may be otherwise authorized by the Inspector. 4 . Fittings. The materials of which venting system pipe fittings are made shall conform to the type of piping material used in the venting system. B. Protection of Trap Seals . The protection of trap seals from siphonage, aspiration, or back-pressure shall be accomplished by the appropriate use of soil or waste stacks with adequate venting in accordance with the requirements of this Code. Venting systems shall be designed and installed so that at no time shall trap seals be subjected to a pneumatic pressure differential of more than one inch of water pressure under design load conditions . If a trap seal is subject to loss by evaporation, means shall be provided to prevent the escape of sewer gas . C. Vent Stacks and Stack Vents . l. Vent Stacks Required. Every building in which plumbing is installed shall have at least one main stack, which shall run undiminished in size and as directly as possible, from the building drain through to the open air above the roof. A vent stack or a main vent shall be installed with a soil or waste stack whenever 110 . � 1 �'"�� (Sec. 21-26 (C) (1) ) back vents, relief vents, or other branch vents are required in a building of two or more branch intervals . All other vent pipes shall extend above the roof or shall be reconnected with the stack vent or vent stack 6 inches above the overflow l.evel of the highest fixture connection discharge into the soil or waste stack. 2. Connections at Base and Top. Al1 main vents or vent stacks shall connect full size at their base to the drainage system or to the main soil or waste pipe, at or below the lowest fixture branch. 3. Offsets in Building Having Ten or More Branch Intervals . Offsets in buildings having ten or more branch intervals of less than 45 degrees from the horizontal in a soil or waste stack may be vented as two separate soil or waste stacks and may be vented by installing a relief vent as a vertical continuation of the lower section of the stack or as a side vent connection to the lower section between the offset and the next lower fixture or horizontal branch. The upper section of the offset shall be provided with a yoke vent. The diameter of the vents sha11 not be less than the diameter of the main vent, or of the soil and waste stack, whichever is the smaller. 4. Vent Headers. Stack vents and vent stacks may be connected into a common vent header at the top of the stacks and then extended to the open air at one point. This header shall be sized in accordance with the requirements of Table 16, the number of units on a section of the header being the sum of all units on all stacks served by the section and the developed length being the longest vent length from the intersection at the base of the most distant stack to the vent terminal in the open air as a direct extension of one stack. 5. Other Use Prohibited. The plumbing vent system shall not be used for purposes other than the venting of the plumbing system. D. Vent Terminals . 1. Extension Above Roofs . Extension of vent pipes through a roof shall be terminated at least 12 inches above it. Where a roof is to be used for any purpose other than weather protection, the vent extensions shall run at least 7 feet above the roof. 2. Waterproof Flashings . Each vent terminal shall be made watertight with the roof by proper flashings . 111. � � (Sec. 21-26 (D) (3) ) 3. Flag Poling Prohibited. Vent terminals shall not be used for the purpose of flag poling, TV aerials, or similar purposes . 4. Location of Vent Terminal. No vent terminal shall be located directl.y beneath any door, window, or other ventilating opening of the building or of an adjacent building nor shall any such vent terminal be within 10 feet horizontally of such an opening unless it is at least 2 £eet above the top of such opening. 5. Extensions Through Wall . Vent terminals extending through a wall, when approved by the Inspector shall. be at least 10 feet horizontally from any lot line and terminate downward. They shall be effectively screened and shall meet the requirements of this Code. Vent terminals shall not terminate under the overhang of a building. 6 . Extensions Outside Building. No soil, waste, or vent pipe extension shall be run or placed on the outside of a wall of any new building, but shall be carried up inside the building. E. Frost Closure. Where frost closure is likely to occur, each vent extension through a roof shall be at least 2 inches in diameter. When it is found necessary to increase the size of the vent extension to meet this requirement, the change in diameter shal.l be made inside the building at least one foot below the roof. F . Vent Grades and Connections . l. Vent Grade. All vent and branch vent pipes shall be so graded and connected as to drain back to the soil or waste pipe by gravity. 2 . Vertical Rise. Where vent pipes connect to a horizontal soil or waste pipe, the vent shall be taken off above the center line of the pipe. The vent pipe shall rise vertically, or at an angle not more than 45 degrees from the vertical, to a point at least 6 inches, above the food-level rim of the fixture it is venting, before offsetting horizontally or before connecting to the k�ranch vent. 3 . Height .Above Fixtures . .A connection between a vent pipe and a vent stack or stack vent shall be at least 6 inches above the flood-level rim of the highest fixture served by the vent. Horizontal vent pipes forming branch vents or relief vents, shall be at least 6 inches above the flood-level rim of the highest fixture served. 112. (Sec. 21-26 (G) ) G. Fixtures Back-toBack. Two fixtures set back-to-back, within the distance allowed between a trap and its vent, may be served with one continuous soil or waste-vent pipe, provided that each fixture wastes separately into an approved dnuble fitting having inlet openings at the same level. H. Fixture Vents . l. Distance of Trap From Vent. Each fixture trap shall have a protecting ven.t so located that the developed length of the fixture drain from the trap weir to the vent fitting is within the requirements set forth in Table 17, MAXIMUM DISTANCE OF FIXTURE TRAP FRQM VENT. � TABLE 17 � MAXIMUI�1 DISTANCE OF FIXTURE TRAP FROM VENT Size of'Fixtz�re Drain Irzches Distance—Trap to Vent 1-1/4 3 ft. , �_��� 3 ft.6 in. � 5 ft. ' 3 6 ft. ' 4 10 ft. ' 2 . Venting of Fixture Drains. Any tixture drain, except those serving a fixture with integral traps such as water closets, shall be vented if it discharges , to a tee, tee-wye, or short-pattern wye in any stack or horizontal drain below the top of the dip of the fixture trap served by the fixture drain. 3. Crown Venting Limitation. No vent shall be installed within two pipe diameters of the trap weir. I. Common Vents. l. Individual Vent as Common Vent. An individual vent, installed vertically, may be used as a common vent for two fixture traps when both fixture drains Connect with a vertical drain at the same level. 2. Fixtures Connected to Stack at Different Levels . A common vent may be used for two fixtures set on the same floor level but connecting at different levels in the stack, provided the vertical drain is one pipe diameter larger than the upper fixture drain but in 113. � � (Sec. 21-26 (I) (2) ) no case smaller than the lower fixture drain, whichever is the larger, and that both drains conform to this Section. J. Wet Venting. l. Singl.e Bathroom Groups. A single bathroom group of fixtures may be installed with the drain from a back-vented lavatory, kitchen sink, or combination fixture serving as a wet vent for a bathtub or shower stall and for a water closet, provided that: (a) Not more than four fixture units drain into a 2 inch diameter wet vent. (b) The horizontal branch drain connects to the stack at the same level as the water-closet drain or below the water-closet drain when installed on the top floor. 2 . Double Bathroom Groups - Back-to-Back. Bathroom groups back-to-back on top floor consisting of two lavatories and two bathtubs or shower stalls may be installed on the same horizontal branch with a cammon vent for the lavatories and with no back vent for the bathtubs or shower stalls and for the water closets , provided the wet vent is not less than 2 inches in diameter. 3. Multi-story Bathroom Groups. On the lower floors of a multi-story building, the waste pipe from one or two lavatories may be used as a wet vent for one or two bathtubs or showers provided that: (a) The wet vent and its extension to the vent stack is not less than 1-1/2 inches in diameter. (b) Each water closet below the top floor is individually back vented. (c) The vent stack shall be sized in accordance with Table 18, 5IZE AND LENGTH OF 5UMP VENT5 . K. 5tack Venting. One Bathroom Group. Except as indicated in this 5ection, a group of fixtures, consisting of one bathroom group and a kitchen sink or combination fixture, may be installed without individual fixture vents , in a one-story building or on the top floor of a building, provided each fixture drain connects independently to the stack and the water closet and bathtub or shower 114 . � � (Sec. 21-26 (K) ) stall drain enter the stack at the same level and in accordance with the requirements in Table 17, MAXIMUM DISTANCE OF FIXTURE TRAP FROM VENT. L. Individual Fixture Reventing. l. Where Required. When fixtures other than water closets discharge into a horizontal branch downstream from a water closet, each fixture connecting downstream shall be individually vented. 2. Load Limit for Fixtures Above. Bathtubs and Water Closets Without Reventing. The total drainage load that may be placed on a soil or waste stack above the highest water closet or bathtub connection without the use of revents shall not exceed three fixture units , provided: (a) The soil or waste stack is not less than 3 inches in diameter. (b) The total load on the stack is in accordance with the applicable provisions of Section 21-25; and (c) The waste piping of the fixtures above the water closet or bathtub connection is in accordance with this Code. 3 . Fixtures Back-to-Back in Battery. GJhen fixtures are connected to one horizontal branch through a double wye or a sanitary tee in a vertical position, a common vent for each two fixtures back-to-back or double connection shall be provided. The common vent shall be installed in a vertical position as a continuation of the double connection. M. Venting of Sumps. Drainage piping below sewer level shall be vented in similar manner to that for a gravity system. Building sump vents shall be sized in accordance with Table 18, 5IZES AND LENGTH OF SUMP VENTS . Vents from pneumatic ejectors ar similar equipment shall be terminated separately to the open air. 115 . (Sec. 21-26 (M) ) TABLE 18 SIZE AND LENGTH OF SUMP VENTS? Discharge �� Cap�city of Diameter of Vent(inches) Sump Pump 1-1/4 1-1/2 2 2-1�2 3 4 (gpm) (maximum�length of vent, in feet,given below) 10 N•L�1 N.L. N.L. N.L: N.L. N.L. � 20 "'70 N.L. N.L. N.L. N.L. N.L. 40 72 l60 N.L. N.L. N.L. N.L. ; 60 31 75 270 N.L. N.L. N.L. ' 80 16 41 150 380 N.L. N.L. j 100 102 25 97 250 N.L. N.L. 150 TO 44 11Q'' 370 N.L. ' 200 20 60 2l0 N.L. . 250 10 36 130 N.L. � 300 10 22 88 380 4Q0 T0 44 210 � 500 10 24 130 � ' 1No lunit,actual values greater tltan 500 feet. ZLess than l�feet. N. Relief Vents. Stacics of More than Ten Branch Intervals. Soil and waste stacks in buildings having more than ten bran.ch intervals shall be provided with a relief vent at each tenth interval installed, beginning with the top floor. The size of the relief vent shall be equal to the size of the vent stack to which it connects . The lower end of each relief vPnt shall connect to the soil or waste stacic through a wye below the horizontal branch serving the floor and the upper end shall connect to the vent stack thraugh a wye and not less than 3 feet above the floor level. In a soil or waste stack, which serves fixtures on two ar more floors and receives wastes from fixtures wherein sudsy detergents are used, a zone shall be considered ta exist in the vertical portion within 40 stack diameters of the base fitting: and in the horizontal drain at the base of a soil or waste stack, which serves fixtures on two or more floors and receives wastes from fixtures wherein sudsy detergents are used, a zone shall be considered to exist in the, horizontal portion within 10 stack diameters of the base fitting and where a 160 or 90-degree fitting is installed in the horizontal drain, a zone shall be considered to exist in the horizontal portion within 40 drain diameters upstream of, and l� drain diameters downstream of, the fittings; and in a soil or waste stack offset of 60 or 90-degrees , which serves fixtures on two or more tloors and receives wastes from 116 . (Bec. 21-26 (N) ) fixtures wherein sudsy detergents are used, a zone shall be considered to exist in the vertical portion of the stack within 40 stack diameters of the base fittings for the upper section of the stack, and zones shall be considered to exist in the horizontal offset within 10 stack diameters of such base fitting and within 40 stack diameters of the top fitting for the lower section of the stack; and in a vent stack, which has its base connected to a suds pressure zone in the sanitary drainage system, a zone shall be considered to exist in the portion of the vent stack extending from its base connection up to the lowest branch vent fitting located above the level of the suds pressure zone in the sanitary drainage system. 0. Selecting Size of Vent Piping. 1. General. Vent pipe sizes shall be determined from Table 19 on the basis of length and drainage load computed from Table 19 of this section. 2. Individual Vents . The diameter of an. individual vent shall be at least one-half the diameter of the drain served, except that no vent pipe shall be less than 1-1/4 inches in diameter. 3. Relief Vents . The diamete� of a relief vent shall be at least 1/2 the diameter of the soil or waste branch served. TABLE 19 lUIt1+1�MUM DIAMLTF?RS AND?�1Akl1�1UM LENGTHS UI-'VENT STACK�AND STACK VENTS1 piameter uf Total � Soil ar Waste T'ixture Units T)IAME'1'ER 01'VEN'l(INC}{��) � Stacl� Corinected�Co � � Stack � 1-I/4 I-I/2 '' 2-I/2 3 � 5 6 R 1Q 12 � ��n.� (dfu) (Maximunt developed length of vent, in Peet, given below) � ' 1_l/4 ? ;0 l-1/2 � 8 a0 I50 � � � � J,1/2 10 3U 100 ? �� � ]2 30 75 200 � � �p ?6 50 150 � � � 2-1�� � 42 30 lOQ 300 i � � 4� 150 3(0 1040 � 3 � 21 3'? 110 � 270 �1Q 3 5� �� 9� 230 G£30 � 3 ]02 ?5 86 210 62U 4 43 35 85 ?50 �1�;0 � q. � 14Q 37 65 �00 750 q 320 23 55 170 640 �} 53Q �1 50 150 5$0 �' � 5 190 28 82 320 990 ` 4�0 21 63 250 760 � � 5 � 940 18 � 53 210 640 � 5 1,400 ]6 49 190 590 � 6 � SQII .�3 130 ��00 I.000 � _ _ _..__._ _--_ ____ _ . _ _ i�..7. (Sec. 21-26 (�) (3) ) TABLE 19 MINIMUMDIAM$T�RS AND MAXIMUM LENGTHS OF VENT STACKS AND STACK VENTS�—Continued RlameteX of Total Soil or Waste Fixture Units DIAMETER OF V�NT(INCHES) Stack Connected to Stack ' 1-1/4 l-1/2 2 2-1/2 3 4 5 6 8 lQ 12 (In.) (dfu) � (Maximum developed length c�f vent, in feet,given bel��wj � b 1,1Q0 26 100 310 780 6 � 2,OQ0 2? f�4 260 660 b 2,9Q0 20 77 240 60Q 8 1,800 31 95 240 940 £3 3,400 24 73 ]90 720 S 5,600 20 62 160 610 S 7,6p0 18 Se 140 560 10 4,000 ;l 78 31Q 960 lU 7,200 ' 24 60 240 740 1� 11,000 20 51 20U 630 10 15,000 18 46 180 570 12 7,30Q 31 120 380 940 �2 l��,Q00 24 q4 300 720 12 20,000 20 79 2SQ 61Q 12 26,OQQ 18 72 230 560 *lAaes not apply to circyit, l�op or sump vents. ___ ____._ __ .._..___ . _._.__ _._._ ._.._ __ _ ___ TABLE �'0 MINIMUM DIAMETLRS ANU MAXIMUM LGNG`C1iS OF CONTINUOUS, VENT5 FOR 1-IOR17_ONTA[_,SOIL AND WAST� 13KANCI IES Uiamiter o1'venl (inct�es) Diamei�er of �Slope of 1-1/4 1-1/2 ? ?-1�2 3 4 5 6 8 10 l��orizontal horizontal branch � bra�ch(in.) (inches per f��ot) (M.ixiinum developed lengtl�of vent,in feet,given beluw) � l-1/4 I/8 N.L.� l/4 N.L. 1/2 N.L. 1-1/2 1/$ N.L. N.L. 1/4 N:L. N.L. 1/2 N.L. N.L. 2 1/8 N.L. N.L. N.l.,. , 1/4 290 N.L. N.L. 1/2 I50 380 N.L. �� �?_���2 �1�8 � 180 450 N.L. N.I_. � �/4 � 9( 340 N.L. N.L. � ��'? 4�) I 30 N.L. N.L. � ��g 1�C) N.L. N.L. N.L. ��4 97 42Q N.L. N.L. ��� 50 '_''0 N.L. N.L. 4 ��g 190 N.L. N.l.. N.L. ��4 9t� 31Q N.L. N.L. j �r� �}R 160 410 N.L. ,' S ��H 190 4�1U N.L. N.L._. _ ' 1/4 97 'St) N.L. N.L. �� � ��Z 4[i� 130 N.L. N.L. ' G 1/8 1�>0 N.L. N.1_:. N.L. � ��4 96 � 4�10 N.L. N.L. I ��� �4 ??0 N.L. N.L. ' g l�g 190 N.L. N.L. N.L. ��4 , 91 310 N.L. N.L. � � ��� 3� I50 410. N.L. ; I i �The abbreviation "f�I.L."means "I�'u Liji�it".Actual values iri excess of 500 tect. l�s. � � 5ec. 21.-27. Storm Drains . A. General. 1. [�There Required. All roofs, paved areas , yards , courts and court-yards shall be drained into a separate storm-sewer system, or a combined sewer system where such systems are available, or to a place of disposal satisfactory to the City Engineer. 2. Storm Water Drainage to Sewer Prohibited. Storm water shall not be drained into sewers intended for sanitary sewage only. 3. Sanitary and Storm Secaers . Where separate systems of sanitary drainage and storm water are installed in the same property, the storm and sanitary building sewers and drains may be laid side by side in the same trench. 4. Expansion Joints Required. Expansion joints or sleeves shall be provided where warranted by temperature variations or physical conditions. 5. Subsoil Drains . When the subsoil drain for a building is subject to back-water, it shall be protected by an accessible located backwater valve. 5ubsoil drains may discharge into a properly trapped area drain or sump. Such sumps do not require vents . 6. Building Subdrains . Building subdrains located below the public sewer level shall discharge into a sump or receiving tank the contents of which shall be automatically lifted and discharged into the drainage system as required for building sumps . B. Materials . l. Interior Leaders (Conductors) . Interior leaders installed above ground level shall be of brass or copper pipe, copper tube, cast iron, lead, galvanized open-hearth iron, galvanized steel, alloy or wrought iron. 2 . Exterior Leaders (Conductors) . Exterior leaders sha].l be of approved sheet metal or other acceptable material except that on buildings not exceeding 3 stories in height approved wood leaders may be installed. When exterior leaders are connected with a building starm drain or storm sewer, they shall be connected to a cast iron drain extending above the finished grade. 119 . � � (Sec. 21-27 (B) (3) ) 3 . Underground Building Storm Drains . Building storm drains underground, inside the building, when connected into a sanitary building drain or combined sewer, shall be of cast iron soil pipe. Building storm drains underground, inside the building, when not connected with a sanitary or combined sewer shall be of cast iron soil pipe, ferrous alloy piping, galvanized steel , galvanized wrought iron, lead, copper pipe or tube, concrete pipe; and asbestos cement pipe or clay PVC type joint may be used if approved by the Inspector. 4. Building 5torm Sewer. The building storm sewer shall be of cast iron soil pipe, vitrified clay pipe, concrete pipe, #40 plastic pipe, fibre glass (epoxy resin pipe) or asbestos cement pipe if approved by the Inspector. 5. 5ubsoil Drains . 5ubsoil drains shall be of open jointed or horizontally split or perforated clay tile, perforated asbestos cement, or plastic pipe, or open jointed cast iron soil pipe, or porous wall concrete pipe. Subsoi.l drains shall be not less than 4 inches in diameter. C. Traps on Storm Drains and Leaders . 1. Where Required. Storm drains when connected to a combined sewer shall be trapped. 2. Where Not Required. No traps shall be required for storm-water drains which are connected to a sewer carrying storm water exclusively. 3. Trap Size. Traps for individual conductors shall be the same size as the horizontal drain to which they are connected. 4. Method of Installation. A single trap shall be installed in the storm drain before its connection with the combined building sewer or public sewer. Such trap sha11 be provided with an accessible clean-out. D. Leaders (Conductors) and Connections . 1. Not to Be Used Improperly. Leaders shall not be used as soil, waste, or vent pipes nor shall soil, waste, or vent pipes be used as leaders . 120 . (Sec. 21-27 (D) (2) ) 2 . Protection of Rain Water Leaders. Rain water leaders installed along alley ways , driveways, or other locations where they may be exposed to damage shall be protected by metal guards , recessed into the wall, or constructed from ferrous alloy pipe. 3 . Combining Storm with Sanitary Drainage. The sanitary and storm drainage system of a buil�ing shall be entirely separate , except that where a combined building drain is used, the storm drain shall be connected in the same horizontal plane through a Y fitting to the combined building drain at least 10 f eet f rom any soil stack . E . Roof Drains . 1. Material. Roof drains shall be of Cast iron, copper, lead, or other corrosion-resisting material. 2 . Strainers for General Use. All roof areas , except those draining to hanging gutters, shall be equipped with roof drains having strainers extending not less than 4 inches above the surface of the roof immediately adjacent to the roof drain. Strainers shall have an available inlet area, above roof level, of not less than 1-1/2 times the area of the conductor or leader to whieh the drain is connected. 3. Strainers for Flat Decks . Roof drain strainers for use on sun decks , parking decks , and similar area, normally serviced and maintained, may be of the flat surface type, level with the deck and shall have an available inlet area not less than 2 times the area of the conductor or leader to which the drain is connected. F. Size of Leaders and Storm Drains . l. Vertical Conductors and Leaders . Vertical conductors and leaders shall be sized on the maximum projected roof area, according to Tabl� 2(�, 5iZE ��' VERTICAL CONDUCTOR.S .AiVD LEADERS . _ TABLE �C — A S1ZE OF Vf RTICAL COI�IDC�CT�RS AND LEADERS Diameter of Max�i�mum projected Diameter of Marimum Yrojected � Leader or roof are� leader or � roof area � conductor �(squ�re feet) conductor ('square Fcet) (inches} (incl�ies) � � � 2 750 5 8650 , 2-1/? - 1;00 6 13500 ' 3 �20U 8 29QOD 4 4600 121. (Sec. 21-27 (G) ) G. Size of Horizontal Storm Drains . The size of the building storm drains or building storm sewer or any of their horizontal branches having a slope of 1/2 inch or less per foot, shall be based upon the maximum projected roof or paved area to be handled according to the following, Table 21, SIZE OF HORIZONTAL BUILDING STORM DRAINS . TABLE 21 SIZE OF HORIZQNTAL STORNI DRAINS(1) Diameter . of Drain 1�8 in. 1�4 in. I��2 in. � Inches Slope Slope Slope Sq. Ft. gpm Sq.Ft. �pm Sq.Ft. gpm 3 8�2 34 ]160 48 1644 68 4 i8b0 7� 2�,50 il0 3760 156 � 3340 !39 47?0 19b 6680 ?7�i (i 535(? ''?2 ?SSp ;14 10700 445 �� 8 1�l;Op ��78 16300 677 23U00 956 � lU ?0700 860 2920U 12I4 41400 17Z�t � 12 33300 13ti4 -1?OO�J 1953 66h00 276b ' IS Sy500 2473 R400O �491. 119000 4946 �� l. Table 21 is based upon a maximum rate of rainfall of 4 inches per hour for a 5 minute duration and a 10-year return period. Where maximum rates are more or less than 4 inches per hour, the figure for drainage area shall be adjusted by multiplying by 4 and dividing by the local rate in inches per hour. H. Size of Combined Drains and Sewer. To compute the size of a combined drain and sewer, the method described in the r�ISD specifications shall be used. The fixture units shall be converted into an equivalent projected roof or paved area. When the total fixture load on the combined drain is less than 256 fixture units, the equivalent drainage area in horizontal projection shall be taken as 1.000 square feet. When the total fixture load exceed 256 units, each additional fixture unit sha11 be considered the equivalent of 3.9 square feet of drainage area. I . Values for Continuous Flo�a. Where there is a continuous or semicontinuous discharge into the building storm drain or building storm sewer, as from a pump, ejector, air-conditioning plant, or similar device, each gallon per minute of such discharge shall be computed as being equivalent to 24 square feet of roof area, based upon a 4 inch rainf all. 122. � � Sec. 21-28. Medical Care Facility Plumbing Equi ment . A. General. Flush rim clinic sinks , bedpan washers , or other approved fixtures and equipment shall be provided for the disposing of bedpan contents and the cleansing and disinfection of bedpans in soiled utility rooms . B. Prohibited Use of Clinic 5inks and Service Sinks. A clinic sink in a soiled utility room shall not be used as a substitute for, nor shall it be used as a janitor' s service sink. A janitor' s service sink shall not be used for the disposal of urine, fecal matter, or other human wastes . C. Location of Ice Making P�iachines . No machine for manufacturing ice nor any device for the handling or storage of ice shall. be installed in a soiled utility room. Machines for manufacturing ice and devices for handling or storage of ice intended for either human consumption or packs, shall be located in clean utility room, fl.00r pantry, diet kitchen or other suitable area protected from contamination. D. Sterilizer Equipment Requirements . l. A5ME 5tandards . Pressure sterilizers and pressure instrument washer-sterilizers shall display in a visible location the ASME Standard symbol and date plate. 2. Sterilizer Piping. Al1 sterilizer piping and devices necessary for the operation of sterilizers shall be accessible for inspection and maintenance. (a. ) 5team Supply Lines: Steam supply lines to sterilizers , including those connected by pipes from overhead mains or branches , shall be drained to prevent any excess moisture from reaching the sterilizer. The condensate drainage from the steam supply line shall. be discharged by gravity. (b) Steam Condensate Return Lines: Steam condensate return lines from sterilizers shall be connected onl.y to gravity returns . Steam condensate returns from sterilizers shall not be connected to overhead mains or branches . 123. � � (Sec. 21-28 (D) (2) (c) ) (c) Condensers: Pressure sterilizers shall be equipped with an acceptable means of condensing and cooling the exhaust steam vapors . Nonpressure sterilizers should be equipped with an acceptable device which will automatically control the vapors in a manner to confine them within the vessel, or equipped with an acceptable means of condensing and cooling of vapors . (d) Gas Fired Equipment: Gas fired equipment or apparatus requiring either water or drainage connections or both, shall meet the Standards of the American Gas Association. E. Special Installation Requirements . Control valves , vacuum outlets, and devices which protrude from a wall of an operating, emergency, recovery, examining, or delivery room, a corridor or other locations where patients may be transported on a wheeled stretcher, shall be located at an elevation which will preclude bumping the patient or stretcher against the device . When neCessary to install at a low elevation, safety guards shall be used to protect the patient and personnel. F. Plumbing in Mental i�ospitals . In mental hospitals, special consideration shall be given to piping, controls, and fittings of plumbing fixtures, as required by the types of inental petients being treated. No pipes or traps shall be exposed and fixtures shall be substantially bolted through walls . Insofar as possible, fittings and piping shall be concealed and vandal-proof. G. Ice Storage Chest Drains . Any drain serving an ice chest or box shall discharge over an indirect waste receptor and shall be separate from all other fixture wastes . Each terminal shall discharge through an air gap above the receptor. H. Bedpan Washers and Clinic Sinks . Bedpan washers and clinic sinks shall be connected to the soil pipe system and vented following the requirements as applied to water closets except that bedpan washers require additional local vents . I . Sterilizer Wastes . l. Indirect Wastes Required. Al1 sterilizers shall be provided with individual and separate indirect wastes , with air gaps of not 124 . � � (Sec. 21-28 (I) (1) ) less than two (2) diameters of the waste tailpiece . The upper rim of the receptor, funnel, or basket type waste fitting shall not be less than two inches (2" ) below the vessel or piping, whichever is lower. 2 . Floor Drain Required. In all recess rooms containing the recessed, or concealed portions of sterilizers, not less than one acceptable floor drain, connecting to the drainage system, shall be installed in a manner to drain the entire floor area. 3. Recess Room Floor Drains, Trap Seal Maintenance. The recess room floor drain waste and trap shall be a minimum diameter of 3 inches. It shall receive the drainage from at least one sterilizer within the recess room to assure maintenance of the floor drain trap seal. The sterilizer drain shall be installed on a branch taken off between the floor drain trap and the drain head. No individual sterilizer waste trap shall be required on this type of installation. 4. Battery .Assemblies . A battery assembly of not more than three sterilize� wastes may drain to one trap, provided the trap and waste are sized according to the combined fixture unit rating. The trap shall be located immediately below one of the indirect waste connections and the developed distance of a branch shall not exceed 8 feet. Changes in direction shall be made by a tee-wye or wye pattern fitting. 5. Bedpan 5teamers, Additional Trap Required. A trap with a minimum seal of 3 inches shall be provided in a bedpan steamer drain located between the fixture and the indirect waste connection. 6. Pressure Sterilizer. Except when an exhaust condenser is used, a pressure sterilizer chamber drain connected to the exhaust drip tube before terminating at the indirect waste connection is acceptable . If a vapor trap is used, it shall be designed and installed to prevent moisture being aspirated into the sterilizer chamber. The jacket steam condensate return, if not connected to a gravity steam condensate return, shall be separately and indirectly wasted. If necessary to cool a high temperature discharge, a cooling receiver, trapped on its discharge side, may serve as the fixture trap. 125. � � (Sec. 21-28 (I) (7) ) 7. Pressure Sterilizer Exhaust Condensers. The drain from the condenser shall be installed with an indirect waste as prescribed in this Code. If condensers are used on pressure sterilizers, the chamber drain shall have a separate indirect waste connection. 8. Water 5terilizer. All water sterilizer drains , including tank, valve leakage, condenser, filter and cooling shall be installed with indirect wastes . 9 . Pressure Instrument Washer-Sterilizer. The pressure instrument washer-sterilizer chamber drain and overflow may be interconnected. Also, they may be interconnected with the condenser. The indirect waste shall follow the provisions set forth in this Code. J. Aspirators . Water operat�d aspirators sha11 be installed only with specific approval of the Health Inspector. In operating rooms, emergency rooms, recovery rooms, delivery rooms , e�amining rooms , autopsy rooms, and other locations except laboratories where aspirators are installed for removing blood, pus , or other fluids , the discharge from any aspirator sha11 be indirectly connected to the drainage system. The suction line shall be provided with a bottle or similar trap to protect the water supply. K. Vacuum 5ystem Stations. Vacuum system stations shall be located on the basis of convenience and practical use. The receptacles should be built into cabinets or recesses but shall be visible and readily accessible. L. Bottle Systems . Vacuum (fluid suction) systems intended for collecting, removing or disposing of b lood, pus , or other fluids by the so-called bottle system shall be provided with receptacles which are equipped with an overflow preventive device, at each vacuum outlet station should be equipped with a secondary safety receptacle as an additional safeguard against fluids, other than air, entering the vacuum piping systems. M. Central Disposal System Equipment. All central vacuum (fluid suction) systems shall assure continuous service . Systems equipped with collecting or control tanks shall. provide for the draining and cleaning of the tanks while the system is in operation. In hospital.s or like institutions having emergency power provisions , the system 126 . � � (Sec. 21-28 (M) ) shall be capable of remaining in service during the use of emergency power. The exhaust from a vacuum pump used in connection with a vacuum (fl.uid suction) system shall discharge separately to the outer atmosphere above the roof. The exhaust discharge shall not create a nuisance or hazard within, without, around or about the premises . N. Central Vacuum or Disposal 5ystems . 1. Wastes. The waste from a central vacuum (fluid suction) system of the disposal type, whether the disposal be of barometric leg, collecting tanks, or bottles, shall be directly connected to the sanitary drainage system through a trapped waste. 2. Piping. The piping of a central vacuum (fluid suction) system shall be of corrosion resistant material having a smooth interior surface. No branch shall be less than 3/8 inch for one outlet and sized according to the number of vacuum outlets , and no main shall be less than 3/4 inch. The pipe sizing shall he increased according to the manufacturer' s recommendation as stations are increased. All piping shall be provided with adequate and accessible clean-out facilities on mains and branches , and shall be accessible for inspection, maintenance , and replacements . O. Water 5ystems for Space Cooling and Heating Condensate Drains . The lowest point of a condensate riser or risers shall be trapped and discharged over an indirect waste sink. The trap shall. be either "P" or a "running trap" with a cleanout. A branch sha11 be installed upstream from the condensate drain trap for flushing and resealing purposes . The condensate drain and trap shall be located above the lowest floor level of the building. P. Vent Material. Material for local vents servin:g bedpan washers and st�rilizer vents serving sterilizers , shall be sufficiently rust proof, erosion and corrosion resistant to withstand intermi.ttent wetting and drying from steam vapors , the distilled water solvent action of the steam vapors and frequent and immediate changes of tempoeratures. Q. Vent Connections Prohibited. Connections between local vents serving bedpan washers, sterilizer vents serving sterilizing apparatus , 127. � � (Sec. 21-2$ (Q) ) and normal sanitary plumbing systems are prohibited. Only one type of apparatus shall be served by a given vent. R. Local Vents and Stacks . l. Bedpan Washers . Bedpan washers shall be vented to the local outer atn�osphere above the roof by means of one or more local vents . The local vent for a bedpan washer shall be not less than a 2-inch diameter pipe. A local vent serving a single bedpan washer may drain to the fixture served. 2. Multiple Installations . Where bedpan washers are located above each other on more than one floor, a loCal vent stack may be installed to receive the local vent on the various floors . Not more than 3 bedpan washers shall be connected to a 2 inch local vent stack, 6 to a 3 inch vent stack, and 12 to a 4 inch local vent stack . In multiple installations, the connections between a bedpan washer local vent and a local vent stack shall be made by use of the tee or tee-wye sanitary drainage fittings , installed in an upright position. 3. Trap Required. The bottom af the local vent stack, except when serving only one bedpan washer, shall be drained by means of a trapped and vented waste connection to the plumbing sanitary drainage system. The trap and waste shall be the same size as the local vent stack. 4. Trap Seal Maintenance. A water supply of not less than one-quarter inch minimum tubing shall. be taken from the flush supply of each bedpan washer on the discharge or fixture side of the vacuum breaker, trapped to form not less than a 3 inch seal, and connected to the lacal vent stack on each floor . The water supply shall. be so installed as to provide a supply of water to the local vent stack for cleaning and drain trap seal maintenanCe each time a bedpan washer is flushed, and shall be properly protecter� against backflow. S. Sterilizer Vents and 5tacks . l. Connections . Multiple installations of pressure and nonpressure sterilizers shall have their vent connections to the sterilizer vent stack made by means of inverted wye fittings. Such vent connections shall be accessible for inspection and maintenance. 128. (sec. 21-28 (s) (2) ) 2. Drainage. The connection between sterilizer vent and exhaust openings and the sterilizer vent stack shall be designed and installed to drain to the funnel or basket-type waste fitting. In multiple install.ations, the sterilizer vent stack shall be drained separately to the lowest sterilizer funnel or basket-type waste fitting or receptor. T. Sterilizer Vent Stack Sizes . l . Bedpan 5teamers . The minimum size of a sterilizer vent serving a bedpan steamer shall be one and one-half inches in diameter. Multiple in�tallations shall be sized according to Table ?_2, STACK SIZES F�R BFDPATJ STEAMERS AND 8(�ILING TYPE STERILIZERS. TABLE �"' STACK SIZES �'OiZ BED`:'�N STEAMLIZS ANI�BOlL1NG �i TYI'E ST�I?.ILIZEP�S I , (Number of connections of various sizes permitled to various sizeci � ��� sterilizer vent stucks) � � Stack size Connectioil Size � � 1-1/2 inch 2 i�lcli � �, 1-1/2 inch� 1 or � ' ; 2 inclil 2 or 1 ; ' 2 incli` 1 and 1 �i 3 inchl 4 or `' �i li 3 incliZ 2 and 2 �I ' 4 inch� �or 4 ' �! 4 inch� 4 and 4 _ ', � 1/ Total of each size. � 2/ Combination of sizes. � 2. Boiling Type Sterilizers . The minimum size of a sterilizer vent stack shall be 2 inches in diameter when serving a utensil sterilizer, and 1-1/2 inches in diameter when serving an instrument sterilizer. Combinations of boiling type sterilizer vent connections shall be based on Table 22, STACK SIZE5 FOR BEDPAN STEAMERS AND BOILING TYPE STERILIZERS . 3. Pressure Sterilizers . Sterilizer vent stacks shall be two and one-half inches minimum; those serving combinations of pressure sterilizer exhaust connections shall be sized according to Table 23, STACK SIZE5 FOR PRESSURE STERILIZERS. 4. Pressure Instrument tiaasher-Sterilizer Sizes. The minimum size of a sterilizer vent stack serving an instrument washer--sterilizer, 129 . (Sec. 21-28 (T) (4) ) shall be 2 inches in diameter. Not more than two sterilizers shall be installed on a 2 inch stack, and not more than four on a 3 inch stack. _ ____.______ _ _ TABLE ?3 STACKSIZES FORI'RESSURB S1EP1L1�EI�,S (Number of connections oC various sizes permitted to vaciuus vent stacks.) � Stack Size Connection Size I 3�4 inclt 1 incli 1-1�4 inch 1-1�2 incli �� 1-1/2 inchi 3 or � ?or 1 � � 1-1/2 inch� 2 and 1 � 2 incl�l 6 or 3 or 2 or 1 � 2 inchZ 3 and" 2 �,� 'Z inch� 2 and 1 and i �; 2 inch� 1 and I and 1 � 3 inch� 15 or 7 or 5 or 3 � 3 incli`' 1 and 2 and "? 3 incli� l and 5 and 1 ICombinatioi� of siz�s. '`Total uf eacii size. U. Radioactive Materials . All radioactive materials shall be disposed of in a manner so as to create no hazard to operation and maintenance personnel of the institution or to the public . Specific permission shall be secured from the Inspector to dispose of any radioactive material to the drainage system. V. Hot Water Heater and Tanks. The hot water heating equipment shall have sufficient capacity to supply 6-1/2 gallons of water at 125 degrees F. per hour bed for fixtures ; 4 gallons of water at ].80 degrees F. per hour per bed for kitchens; and 4-1/2 gallons of water at 180 degrees F. per hour per bed for laundry. The hot water storage tank or tanks shall have a capacity equal to 80 percent of the heater capacity . Where direct fired Piot water heaters are used, they shall be of an approved high pressure type. Submerged steam heating coils should be of copper. Storage tanks shall be fabricatec� of non-corrosive metal or be lined with non-corrosive metal. W. Hot Water Supply System. Hot water cirCulating mains and risers should be run from the hot water storage tank to a point directly below the highest fixture at the end of each branch main. Where the building is higher than three stories , each riser shall be circulated. �ach main, branch main, riser and branch to a group of fixtures of the water system shall be valved. 130 . (sec. 21-28 (x) ) X. Vacuum Breaker Installations . l. Hose Connections . For ordinary hose connections the maximum height at which any hose is to be used shall be treated as its flood level. 2. Low Volume Flows . Gdhere low volume flows might cause leaking or spitting at the vacuum breaker parts , back pressure may be developed by install.ing an acceptable minimum orifice valve on the discharge side of the vacuum hreaker. This shall be in addition to the regular control valve. This type of installation shall. be subjeCt to review and acceptance by the Inspector before installation. Y. Prohibited Water Closet and Clinic Sink Supply. No jet or water supplied orifices , except those supplied by the flush connection, shall be located in or connected with a water closet bowl or clinic sink. This section shall not prohibit an acceptable bidet installation. Z . 5pecial Equipment, Water Supply Protection. 1. Table 24 , FIXTURES AND THEIR WATER SUPPLY PROTECTION, sets forth the requirements which shall be foll.owed in protecting the �,ratex �supply for hospital fixture� against backflo�� or back-siphonage. __ _ . ___ _ _ _ _ . _ _._ TAI�LE'_'4 � FI`�TUR�S AND THGiR WATEP St!FPLY PKOTEC�'ION Fixtures Type o1�Protection� Fem��rks � Aspirators: Laboratorv . . . . . . . . . . Vacuum Ureal:er . . . . . . . . . . � Purtablc . . . . . . . . . . . . Vacuum breal:cr . . . . . . . . . . Vacutim system. . . . . . . Vacutim bre�il:er . . . . . . . . . . Bedpan: '; Washcrs . . . . . . . . . . . . Vacuum Ureal:cr . . . . . . . . . . iWaslier hose . . . . . . . . . Vacuum breal.er . . . . . . . . . . Locate 5 fect � above floor. Boiler Type Stcrilizcr . . . . . . . . . . . Ai: Gap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Not less than twice the effec- tive upening of the w�ter supply _ ----- _ _ _ _--- ------ �..�_._ ___ ( E�aust condenser. . . . . . . Vacuuil3 breal�cer . . . . . . . . . . Flusli floor draiil . . . . . . . . Vacuurra Urea�:er . . . . . . . . . . Hose connection . . . . . .,. . Vacuum brea}:er . . . . . . . . . . Locate 6 feet • above floor. Pressure Instrument washer-sterilizer. . . .; . . Vacuu�n breaker . . . . . . . . . . Pressure sterilizer. . . . . . . . . . . . Vactium hreaE:er . . . . . . . . . . Vacuum systems: Cleaninb. . . . . . . . . . . . Air gap or vacuurn braaker . . . Fluid suctiun . . Air <�ap or vacuum brcal:er . 1Wller� vacuum breakers are used,they shall be installed af'ter tl�� last con tro] valve. _._. __ _ _ 131 . (Sec. 21-28 (Z) (2) ) 2. Clinical, Hydrotherapeutic and Radiological Equipment . All clinical, hydrotherapeutic, radiological, or any equipment , whether mentioned or not, which is water supplied or discharges to the waste system, shall meet the requireznents of this Appendix and this Code covering cross-conneCtions , air gaps , vacuum breakers , and check valves . Special equipment and devices found under these classes incl�el�: � CLINICAL HYDRO'�IILR- P�AD���LOGICAL OTI�IEI'� � APEUTIC ' Dental cuspidors Control units Violet ray � Surgical cuspidors Arm batli Diagnostic �-ray � Dental (flus}i rim) I,eg bath Tlierapy X-ray lavatories Colonic irrigation Foot batli X-ray target Sitz batli Tub batli X-ray transformers Emergency bath Immersion bath X-ray oil tanl< Receiving bath Stiower batli Diffraction Prenat�il bath Needie bath Infant Uatli Tanl: X-ray developino Propliylazis Pool Photographi� devcl- oping. Shampoo Hose Film developino Massage Syringe Douche l��icroscopic AA. Valve Leakage Diverter. Each water sterilizer which may be filled with water through :directly• connected -pipirig, � shall be equipped with an acceptable leakage diverter or bleed-line on the water supply control valve to indicate and conduct any leakage of unsterile water away from. the sterile zone. BB. Miscellaneous . l. Descaling of Sterilizer Eguipment Prohibited. Water sterilizers, stills, or similar equipment being subjected to descaling or other chemical treatment shall be disconnected from the water and drainage system. Sec. 21-29 . Tests and Maintenance. A. Exposure of Work. All new, altered, extended or replaced plumbing or drainage systems shall be left uncovered and unconcealed until it has been tested or inspected and approved. B. Equipment, Material and Labor for Tests. All equipment, material and labor required for testing a plumY�ing or drainage system 132 . � � (Sec. 21-29 (B) ) or part thereof shall be furnished by the plumbing or drainage contractor responsible for installing the work. �. Testing of Plumbing or Drainage System. New plumbing or drainage systems and parts of existing systems which have been altered, extended or repaired shall be tested as prescribed hereinafter to disclose leaks and defects , except that testing may be waived in the following cases: 1. In any case which does not include addition to, replacement, alteration, or relocation of any water supply, drainage or vent piping; and 2. In any case where plumbing equipment may be set up temporarily for exhibition purposes. D. Methods of Testing Drainage and Vent Systems . 1. Rough Plumbing. Except for outside leaders and perforated or open jointed drain tile, the piping of plumbing drainage and venting systems shall be tested upon completion of the rough piping installation by water or air and proved watertight. The Inspector may require the removal of any cleanout pl.ugs to asCertain if the pressure has reached all parts of the system. Either of the following test methods shall be used: (a) Water Test - The water test shall be applied to the drainage system either in its entirety or in sections after rough piping has been installed. If applied to the entire system, all openings in the piping shall be tightly closed, except the highest opening, and the system filled with water to point of overflow. If the system is tested in sections, each opening shall be tightly plugged except the highest opening of the seCtion under test, and each section shall be filled with water but no section shall be tested with less than 1.0-foot head of water. In testing successive sections at least the upper 10 feet of the next preceding section shall be tested so that no joint or pipe in the building (except the upper-most 1.0 feet of the system) shall have been submitted to a test of less than a 10-foot head of water. The water shall be kept in the system or in the portion under test for at least 15 minutes before inspection starts; the system shall then be tight at all points . 133 . � � (Sec. 21-29 (D) (1) (b) ) (b) Air Test. The air test shall be made by attaching an air compressor testing apparatus to any suitable opening and after closing all other inlets and outlets to the system, forcing air into the system until there is a uniform gauge pressure of 5 pounds per square inch or sufficient to balance a column of inercury 10 inches in height. This pressure shall. be held without introduCtion of additional air for a period of at least 15 minutes . 2 . Finished Plumbing. After the plumbing fixtures have been set and their traps filled with water, their connections shall be tested and proved gas and water tight. E . Methods of Testing Water Supply Systems. Upon completion of a section or of the entire water supply system, it shall be tested and proved tight under a water pressure not less than the working pressure under which it is to be used. The water used for tests shall be obtained from a potable source of supply. F. DefeCtive Plumbing. Where there is reason to believe that the plumbing system of any building has become defective , it shall be subjected to test or inspection and any defects found shall be corrected. G. Maintenance. The plumbing and drainage system of every building shall be maintained in such a manner as to be at a11 times in compliance with the provisions of this Code, except that existing plumbing installed under prior regulations or 1.aCk thereof, may remain unchanged unless immediate hazards to health, life, or property are evident . Sec. 21-30 . Specifications for Sanitary Sewers. A. General Requirements . 1. Jurisdiction. Responsibility far the design, construction and maintenance of sanitary sewers in the City of Cape Girardeau rests with the Office of City Engineer and the following rules and regulations shall apply. 2 . Approval of 5ewer P1ans. In the design of sanitary sewers the minimum design standards of the City of Cape Girardeau shall be followed and the plans shall be prepared by a competent engineer registered with the Missouri State Board of Registration for Architects 134. � � (Sec. 21-30 (A) (2) ) and Professional Engineers and authorized to practice engineering in Missouri . The plans shall be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer before construction is authorized. 3. Public Sewer. Plans for new pl.umbing systems or alterations to existing plumbing systems shall be acCompanied by a diagram showing the relative elevation of the lowest fixture and the top of the public sewer referred to the established datum of the City of Cape Girardeau when such public sewer is available. The plans shall show the size , number and location of all new sewer connections and, where applicable, shall comply with thP subdivision regulations of the Cit�• of Cape Girardeau. 4. Supervision of Construction. Before excavation for sewer construction is begun a competent engineer shal.l furnish all grades , grade stakes , batter board stakes and v,rye locations . The contractor shall put up batter boards and stretch-lines for sewer laying and have at least three (3) consecutive batter boards up at a11 times while laying pipes . Batter boards shall not be more than twenty-five (25) feet apart. 5. Recommended Specification for the Use of Laser Aligning Equipment . (a) The use of laser al.igning equipment is authorized for laying of sewer lines to the specified lines and grades . The laser beam projector is to be rigidly mounter3, with two (2) point suspension, to its support platforms . All ground equipment vibrations will be kept to a minimum. This will permit the laser beam to project itself coaxially through the center of the pipe. All units must have equipment to control atmospheric conditions in the pipe that could effect the acceptable standard of construction. (b) The laser aligning method selected must be approved by the Inspector. These operators will carry identification showing that they have satisfactorily completed the manufacturer's authorized school. (c) The engineer will establish center line stakes and offset stakes at each manhole, plus one other center line and offset stake as a checkpoint. 135. f 7 � (Sec. 21-30 (A) (6) ) 6. Inspection. An inspector shall be on the job at all times while sewer pipe is being laid or before it is backfilled, and shall inspect the work as it progresses . It shall be the duty of the contractor to see that no pipes are laid in the absence of the inspector and any pipe laid must be removed and relaid before acceptance. 7. 5tandards . In the design of Main, Trunk and Lateral Sewer, "A Guide For The Design of Sewage Works" of the Division of Health of Missouri for installations and extensions of public sewage systems shall govern except as herein provided. 8. Acceptance. After all construction has been completed and before the sewer is accepted or placed in operation the contractor's engineer shall file with the City of Cape Girardeau"as built" drawings on linen showing complete details of the finished sewer as actually constructed. B. Sewer Pipe Materials . All materials, of whatever nature , required in the construction of the work embraced in the contract shall be furnished by the contractor and shall be subject to inspection and standard testing by the engineer, or his authorized agents, before being placed in the work. All rejected materials shall at once be removed from the line of work. 1.. Cement. All cement used in the work shall be Portland Cement, which shall comply in all particulars with the "Standard 5pecifications for Portland Cement" adopted by the American Society for Testing Materials . The cement shall be stored so as to protect it from dampness and no damaged, partly set, or lumpy Cement shall be used. All rejected cement shall be removed from the premises immediately upon its defective qualities being noted. 2. Sand. The sand shall be clean and course , or a mixture of coarse and fine grains, with the coarse grains predominating. It shall be free from clay, loam, sticis, organic matter, or other impurities . It shall be the equal of good, clean Miss�.ssip�si �iver gand. 3. Coarse Aggregate. Coarse aggregate shall consist of crushed stone which is retained on a 1/4 inch screen graded from the smallest to the largest particles. It shall be clean, hard, durable and free from dust and all deleterious matter, and soft, flat or 136 . � � (Sec. 21-30 (B) (3) ) elongated particles. The maximum size stone shall be as ordered by the Engineer. 4. Water. Water shall be provided at the site of the work by the Contractor, who shall pay for all connections to the existing mains, where available, and for all necessary piping along the work. Water shall be free from oil , acids , alkalis, or organic matter. 5. Reinforcing Bars . The type of steel used for reinforement shall be a deformed bar the least cross sectional area of which shall be equal to that of the bar of required size, and shall develop an ultimate adhesive or mechanical bond of 300 pounds per square inch of surface. The physical. properties of the steel shall conform to the following: Elastic limit 35,000 to 50 ,000 pounds per square inch. The bar shall bend cold 180° around a pin of a diameter 3 times the thickness of the bar, without fracture on the outside of the bend. The bars shall be from standard section tee rails or from billets . 6. Brick. All brick shall be of the best quality, whole, sound, hard-burned, perfectly shaped, presenting a regular and smooth surface, and shall have a clear ringing sound when struck. Brick shall be in size approximately 8 inches by 3-3/4 inches by 2-1/4 inches . Bricks that absorb, after being thoroughly dried, more than 15 per cent of their weight, when immersed in water for 24 hours , shall be rejected. All bats or defective bricks shall be culled out at once and removed from the work. 7. Vitrified Clay Sewer Pipe . Vitrified clay sewer pipe and specials shall be new and of the best quality of hard burned, unglazed or salt glazed, extra strength, vitrified clay pipe. The pipe shall be free from blisters , cracks and pronounced laminations , and must give a metallic ring when struck with a hammer. All pipe shall be socket pipe with sockets true, circular and concentric with the base of the pipe and the plane of the ends at right angles to the axis of the pipe. The pipe shall conform in all respects to A.S .T.M. Desitnation C200-65T. Junctions for connections on pipe sewers shall consist of "T" or "Y'° branches burned on the pipe as an integral part thereof. 137. � � (Sec. 21-30 (B) (8) ) 8. Reinforced and Plain Concrete Pipe. Reinforced Concrete Sewer Pipe and specials where used shall. meet the requirements of A. 5.T.M. Specifications C14-65. Lifting holes shall be placed in all concrete pipe over 18 inches in diameter, and plugs supplied to close the lifting holes . 9 . Alternate Types Pipe. (a) 5anitary sewer pipe shall be vitrified clay pipe unless otherwise specified on the plans by the Engineer. (b) Storm sewer pipe shall be vitrified clay pipe or concrete pipe, unless otherwise specified on the plans by the Engineer. (c) Contractor may submit bid for alternate type pipe, to above specified types of pipe, for the Engineer' s consideration. Alternate bid will state type and size of pipe, with A.S.T.M. Designation, type of joint proposed, and alternate bid price. 10 . Cast Iron. (a) Casting shall be tough, close grained gray iron, free from blow holes, shrinkage and cold shuts . They shal.l be sound, smooth and free from blisters and all defects. (b) Castings shall be made accurately and to dimensions and shall be planed where necessary to secure perfectly flat and true surfaces . Allowances shall be made in the patterns so that the thickness shall not be reduced. Manhole covers shall be true and seat at all points in the frame. (c) Castings shall be thoroughly cleaned and painted before rusting begins, and before leaving the shop with 2 coats of high grade asphaltum or other suitable varnish that the Engineer may direct . After the castings have been placed in a satisfactory manner, all foreign adhering substances shall be remaved and the castings given 2 additional costs of asphaltum or other varnish as directed by the Engineer. (d) No castings shall be accepted, the weiqht of which shall be less than that due to its given dimensions by more than 5 per cent. 138 . � � (Sec. 21-30 (B) (ll) ) 11. Handling Materials . Materials shall be handled with care to avoid damage. Materials must be deposited on a clean, hard surface. If no such place is available, it must be deposited and kept on planks laid close together. If streets or alleys are used for this purpose, drainage must not be obstru�ted. Hard paved streets and alleys used for depositing materials must be kept clean of scattered material. C. Excavation, Backfill, Manholes and Pipe Laying. 1. Al1 excavation shall consist of two classifications, namely, Class "A" and Class "B" . (a) Class "A" Excavation shall comprise solid rock in original beds or well defined ledges, which can be removed only by continuous blasting and all boulders or detached pieces of stone 27 cubic feet or more in content. (b) Class "B" Excavation shall consist of all excavated materials not mentioned under Class "A" Excavation, or in the paragraph entitled "Removing and Replacing Pavements . " 2 . Work Included. Under the heading Excavation is included the work of removing all trees, stumps , ar obstructions on the surface of streets, alleys , right of way, public places, and easements ; of making all necessary excavations not provided in the paragraph headed "Removing and Replacing Pavements" ; of furnishing and putting in place all shoring and brading necessary to keep the trenches free from water during the progress of the work; or taking care of water from sewers, drains or creeks , or other sources; of protecting all pipes , conduits, culverts, railroad tracks, telegraph or power or telephone poles, wires, fences , buildings , and other public or private property where the work is done under the same, or where private property is crossed by a sewer right of way; of removing, after completion of the work, all shoring and bracing not necessary to support the sides of the trenches; of hauling away of all surplus excavation and material, including tree stumps and trees; of doing all backfilling; of restoring all property, injury to which is contemplated in this contract, and of restoring the surface and curbing of all streets, alleys, and rights of way to as good a condition as 139 . � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (2) ) they were prior to excavation, excepting where such work is included in the item "Removing and Replacing Pavements . " 3 . Method of Excavation. (a) In general, all excavation shall be made in open cut from the surface; the contractor will not be all.owed to tunnel without permission from the Engineer. Permission will only be given where a line is to be laid under a railroad track, behind the curb, across a paved street, or where in the opinion of the Engineer it is necessary on account of the proximity of adjacent walls or buildings , or to preserve trees . Such excavation may then be made in alternate sections of open cut and tunnel sections. The length of the tunnel sections shall be specified by the Engineer and the head room in them shall be not less than 3 feet, measured from the top of the sewer. These sections shall not be cut down, but shall be backfilled by tamping from each end. Where ordered by the Engineer, Cast Iron Pipe shall be laid under street pavement by boring with an auger, or similar method, and the space between the pipe and excavation backfilled to the satisfaction of the Engineer. (b) Payment will be made as if the entire line had been excavated in open cut, except that no payment for repaving will be allowed in the portion not removed. Compensation for any expense incurred shall be considered as being included in the prices bid for excavation. 4. Excavation for Pipe Sewers . (a) Excavation for pipe sewers will be estimated as a trench with vertical sides; a length equal to the length of the sewer laid and a width as follows : Diameter of Pipe 6" to 12" 15" 18° 21° '24" 27" 30" 33" 36" 3� " ��" 48" Width of Trench 24" 28" 30 " 36" 39 " 42" 48" 51" 54" 60" 64" 72" Diameter of Pipe 54" 60" 66" 72" 84" 90" 96" 108" 6. 7' 7 . 2 ' 7.9 ' 8. 5 '9 .5 '10 .0 ' 11. 0 ' 12 .0 ' (b) In Class "B" Excavation, the trenCh depth shall include the thickness of the pipe. Zn Class "A" Excavation, the rock shall be taken out square to a depth of 6 inches below the flow line, and estimated accordingly. 140 . � �� � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (5) ) 5. Surface to be Kept in Passable Condition. (a) Escavated material shall be so placed as not to interfere with the travel on streets nor discommode occupants of adjoining property. Trenches shall not be opened more than 200 feet in advance of the laying ot the sewer. (b) 5treets, alleys and rights of way shall be kept in passable condition by refilling sunken trenches, laying temporary paving over trenches, etc. , to the satisfaction of the Engineer. If any such work is not done within five days after written notice has been given by the Engineer, the work may be done by the City and the cost paid by the responsible party. (c) All waste material taken from the trenches shall belong to the Contractor. 6. Bracing and 5horing. The sides of the trenches shall be securely held by bracing and sheathing which may be removed as the backfilling progresses . The Engineer may order in writing any lumber left in place, and the lumber so designated will be estimated for payment under the item "Lumber left in trench . " Lumber which is not ordered left in shall not be estimated for payment, it being understood that compensation therefor is included in the price bid for excavation. The fact that the Engineer has not issued orders in any special case shall not relieve the Contractor of liability for damage which might legally accrue on account of his failure to leave sufficient bracing. 7. Excavation for Manho7.es and Inlets . (a) Excavation for manholes on sewers outside the pay line for sewer trench heretofore set out, will bP estimated and paid for, the remainder being included in the excavation for the sewer. (b) Excavation for manholes will be estimated as a cylinder having vertical sides of the same dimensions as the outside of the brickwork at the bottom of the manhole and a height equal to the distance from the ground surface to the bottom of the masonry. (c) The excavation for inlets shall be inCluded in the price bid for the inlets completed. 141. � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (7) (d) ) (d) The Contractor shall, when so directed by the Engineer, carry trench excavation ahead of the work, or make test holes, or both, to determine the presence of rock. This shall be done so that changes in grade may be made before pipe is laid in the trench. No additional payment above the unit price bid for excavation shal.l be made for such prospecting. 8. Removing and Replacing Pavement. (a) Under the heading "Removing and ReplaCing Pavement" is included the work of removing such areas of pavements, curb and gutter, and concrete sidewalks as the Engineer may direct, and of repaving these areas after the backfill has been compacted. Such work is to be done in accordance with the Standard 5pecifications last approved by the City for the construction of the class of work encountered, if such are applicable, otherwise according to the specification under which the work was originally constructed. (b) Only such lengths as have aCtually been removed shall be estimated for payment, the widths of pavements to be 1 foot greater than the pay line width of the trench. If greater width must be paved, the compensation therefor will be considered as being included in the prices paid for excavation. While the above stated maximum width is the greatest that will be paid for, only such width shall be removed as are absolutely necessary, and only such widths as have been actually removed will be paid for. Plain macadam and gravel will be paid for on the basis of new material furnished, the cost of removing old materials to be paid for at the price bid for Class °'B" Excavation. 9 . Preparation of Subgrade. (a) Whenever soft ground is encountered at the subgrade, the Engineer may direct 7/8 inch crushed stone to be rammed into it or that a cradle of Class "B" Concrete be placed as specified by him. In such cases, the stone or concrete will be paid for at the prices stated in the contract. (b) If, in the opinion of the Engineer, a suitable foundation cannot be secured by these methods, cradle may be construated on wooden platforms and piling, or otherwise as may be directed. 5uch platforms or other type of cradle shall be installed only when ordered, and will be paid for as provided under "Extra Work. " 142 . � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (10) ) 10 . Pipe Sewers . (a) Shaping trench bottom: (1) The bottom of the trench in earth excavation shall be shaped so as to conform as nearly as possible to the outside of the pipe, particular care being taken to recess the bottom under each joint in such manner as to relieve the be11. ot the pipe from all load. (2) In"Class A Excavation" , rock shall be taken out as nearly as possible to the pay lines specified under "Excavation" and the trench refilled to subgrade to fit the bottom of the pipe with 7/8 inch crushed stone throughly tamped, and to provide an even bearing for the pipe throughout its entire length. (3) Crushed stone will be paid for by the ton at the price bid, and the amount of excavation will be paid for in the amount of Class"A" Excavation bel.ow subgrade . (b) Laying: (1) Each pipe shall be laid to the grade and line given by the Engineer and in such manner as to form a close concentric joint with the adjoining pipe. The Contractor shall take every precaution to keep the subgrade free from water while the pipe is being laid. (2) Joints shall be of polyvinol coupling integral with the pipe prefabricated in accordance with A.S .T.M. Specification C425-66T "Compression Joints for Vitrified Clay Bell and Spigot Pipe, " or other type joint approved in writing by the Engineer. (3) Concrete pipe sewers having tongue and groove joints, unless otherwise shown on the plans , shall be joined by either grouting, with mortar consisting of one part Portland Cement and two parts fine sand, or a plastic joint compound, and in either case according to pipe manufacturer' s recommendations as to the satisfaction of the Engineer. When a plastic compound is used, both tongue and grove to be primed 24 hours in advance of pipe placing. (c) Backfilling: (1) Before the usual backfilling is commenced, fine earth shall be tamped around and above the pipe to at least 6 inches above the top of the pipe, as herein specified. 143. � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (10) (c) (2) ) (2) Backfilling shall follow close after the construction of the sewers and in no case shall the backfilling be more than 150 feet in the rear of the completed work, hut backfilling shall not be done before ample time has been allowed for the inspection of the pipe laying. (3) When so ordered by the Engineer, wooden bulkheads shall be erected at manhole locations in the trench to prevent backfill from covering such locations . Cost of such bulkheads is to be included in the price bid for excavation. (4) Pipe set in "Y" or "T" junctions for risers sha11 be secured to the side of the trench as directed by the Engineer, and the backfilling carried on as the pipe is placed, in a manner as not to dis turb the ri ser. (d) Curved Pipe, Reducers and Expanders , Pipe Ends : (1) Curved pipe shall be used whenever directed. Such pipe will be paid for at the unit price bid. (2) Reducers and expanders wi1.1 be paid for at the price bid, which price shall be in addition to the 1.ineal payment for the sewer of small.er size through the reducer or expander. (3) Pipe ends: Excavation in the trench at pipe ends shall be made by hand in such manner that the riser pipe will rest on undistributed earth. The pipe shall be firmly fastened to the sides and end of the trench to prevent any movement of same when the backfill is made. Cost of this work shall be completely covered by the unit price bid for excavation. (4) "T" and "Y" junctions shall. be instal.led at the place shown on the plans or as designated by the Engineer, and when not to be used immediately shall be closed with covers held tightly in place with mortar. Payment will be made at the price bid, which shall be in addition to the amount paid for the pipe to which these specials are attached, and shall include the cost of stoppers. (e) Cast Iron Pipe - Concrete encasement of pipe: (1) Cast Iron Pipe, if substituted wherP crossing creeks on piers , or above ground construction on piers , or under pavement, as may be ordered by the Engineer, shall be of the bell and 144. � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (10) (e) (1) ) spigot, or mechanical joint , cast iron pipe of the internal diameter shown on the plans, and shall conform to the Standard Federal Specifications for Class 150 Cast Iron Pipe, of latest date. The pipe shall be straight, with the inner and outer surfaces concentric and conforming to the specified dimensions, and shall be in lengths as ordered by the Engineer. If so ordered the pipe placed under streets shall be of the flange-bolted type. (2) Connections of Cast Iron pipe to vitrified clay pipe shall be made with a supporting pad of Class A Concrete as directed. Pipe shall be joined with a neoprene rubber adaptor or approved equal, in accordance with the manufaCturer's recommendations . (3) Where pipe is encased in concrete, such encasement shall have a minimum thickness of 6 inches on all sides of the pipe and reinforced with 1/2 inch round reinforcing bars as directed. Placing of forms needed in the work shall be considered as included in the unit price bid for Class A Concrete. 11. Mortar. (a) Mortar for brick masonry shall be made of 1 part of Portland Cement and 3 parts sand. Mortar for pipe joints shall be made of 1 part of Portland Cement and 1 part sand. (b) The sand and cement shall be thoroughly mixed dry in proper boxes and such quantity of clean water added so as to produce a stiff mortar of the proper consistency. The whole mass shall be thoroughly worked with the proper tools . (c) Mortar shall be made fresh for the work at hand, and any mortar which has begun to set shall nat be used. 12 . Brick Masonry . (a) Brick masonry shall be laid in a careful. and workmanlike manner by skilled bricklayers . (b) Common brick shall be thoroughly wetted before being laid by immersing in water. (c) Brick masonry for manhol.es will be measured by the cubic foot, actual contents , and paid for at the price bid, which price shall be full payment for the masonry in place. 145. � l��l (Sec. 21-30 (C) (12) (d) ) (d) The provisions from the paragraph entitled "Work in Freezing Weather" under the heading "Concrete" shall apply to brick mas onry. 13. Concrete. (a) Proportions : Class Cement Sand Coarse Aggregate B1 part 2 parts 4 parts 1 part 3 parts 5 parts (b) The relative proportions of san d and coarse aggregate may be modified at the direction of the Engineer, provided that the proportions of cement to the total of the aggregates shall not be changed. (c) The mixer shall be equipged with a tank so designed that it will automatically supply the proper amount of water. (d) Concrete shall be mixed in a batch mixer. The mixer shall be equipped with an instrument for measuring the time of mix. (e) Concrete shall be mixed for at least one minute after all the ingredients have been discharged into the mixer. The mixer shall be run at a speed of more than 18 revolutions per minute, and should the speed be less than 10 revolutions per minute, the time of mixing shall be increased to inverse proportions , based on 10 revolutions per minute. (f) iVo concrete shall be hand mixed except in relatively small quantities by permission of the Engineer. 14. Work in Freezing Weather. Concrete shall not be mixed nor deposited in the work in freezing weather except as directed by the Engineer. If the work is prosecuted in cold weather, proper precautions shall. be taken for removing frost and ice from the materials, including heating water and aggregates and mixer drum; for protecting the newl.y laid masonry from freezing, and for securing for work satisfactory in all respects. Covering/newly laid concrete, including steam pipes for keeping warm air beneath the covering, or salamanders , shall be provided by the Contractor. 15. Manholes . Manholes of the dimensions specified shall be built at the points indicated on the plans, or as directed by the Engineer, as rapidly as the construction of the sewer will permit. 146. � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (16) ) 16 . Laying Brick. (a) A1.1 brick in each course shall be headers and break joints with those in the adjoining course. (b) Every brick shall have full mortar joints on the bottom and sides , which shall be formed in one operation by placing sufficient mortar on the bed and forcing the brick into it. Horizontal joints shall not exceed 3/8 of an inch, and vertical joints on the inside of the manhole shall not exceed 1/4 of an inch. (c) All joints are to be carefully rubbed full and struck as the manhole is built up. (d) Upon the completion of each manhol.e, all waste mortar and debris sha11 be immediately removed from the bottom and the invert or bottom joint struck or pointed. (e) A single rowlock shall be turned over all incoming and outgoing pipe in the manhole. (f) The Contractor shall encase all outside pipe drops at manholes in Class A Concrete having a minimum thickness of 6 inches from the outside of the pipe in such drops. The concrete also shall be carried below the elbow into the manhol.e to solid ground, and bonded to the side of the manhole. Forms shall be used to hold the concrete in place around the pipe. Cost of this work, including all material , labor and equipment shall be completely covered by the unit price bid for other items. (g) The use of precast concrete manholes or concrete block manholes may be substituted for brick provided an agreed price satisfactory to the Engineer is obtained. Such determination shall be made prior to submitting a bid for the work and the price set out in the proposal. A unit price for brick masonry must also be given in the proposal. Brick or concrete block (if the latter is admitted) shall be plastered with cement mortar on the outside of the manhole. The mortar shall be of the same quality as that used in brick masonry. 5uch plaster shall extend for the full height of the manhole and the mortar shall be at least 3/4 of an inch in thickness. (h) Payment for such plastering shall. be compl.etely covered by the unit price bid for Common Brick Masonry, or other type, as the case may be, and shall include the cost of all labor, equipment and materials used. 147 . i � � (5ec. 21-30 (C) (16) (i) ) (i) Where future laterals are to be constructed, as shown on the plans, or the sewer is to be later extended, the Contractor shall place the proper size pipe at the proper grade and position in the manhole. The pipe shall be so placed that the be11 end raill be flush with the outside manhole wall and sealed with a suitable stopper. (j) The cost of installing such connections sha11 be considered as included in the price bid for other items and sha11 be full payment for al1 labor, material and equipment used. (k) Joints of precast manholes shall be sealed with preformed plastic gasket or approved equal material . Cost of the gasket used is to be included in the price bid for precast concrete manholes . 17. Manhole Heights . (a) Manholes are to be built to the existing ground surface in all cases. Wh�n this is above the proposed grade , the manhole brickwork shall be drawn into a 26 inch diameter, at a point 1 foot below grade and the remainder huilt up as a 26 inch cylinder. Should concrete manholes be used, this cylinder shall be built of brick for future removal to grade. (b) When the surface is below grade, the manhole brickwork shall be drawn into an inside diameter of 28 inches at a point 1 foot below the existing surface and the manhole frame bedded carefully in the exact center of this circle. 18. 5teps . During the construction of each manhole, cast iron steps with hand Y�olds shal.l be set in place on the inside of the manhole, beginning two (2) feet above the bottom and placed not more than 18 inches apart. The top step shall be not morz than 2 feet below the top of the manhole. These steps are to be built to the dimensions on the plans and the ends shall be firmly built into the wall, allowing the steps to project 3-1/2 inches from the inside wall. 19 . Manhole Frames and Covers. When the brickwork is completed, the manhole shall be fitted with iron frames of the dimensions specified and an open or closed cover as shown on the plans . 20. Backfilling. (a) Selected excavated backfill material free from lumps , broken concrete, brick, stone , or boulders shall be deposited in the 148. � � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (20) (a) trench simultaneously on both sides of the pipe for the full width of the trench and to an elevation of at least 6 inches above the top of the pipe. The backfill material shall be moistened, if necessary, hand tamped in layers not exceeding 4 inches, on each side of the pipe to provid.e the pipe a firm and uniform bearing, and not to disturb its alignment. Fill so compacted shall have at least the density of the surrounding material. (b) If a shaped sand bedding is used in lieu of the shaped earth foundation, the Contractor shall provide a clay cut off wall at the upper and lower end of the pipeline and at no greater than 50 foot intervals along the length of the pipeline, to prevent the flow of water through the sand bedding. The clay cut off walls shall be at least 4 feet long measured along the pipe, thoroughly compacted, and extending f rom original ground at the bottom of the pipe to 6 inches above the top of the pipe. (c) Where the excavated material is prinCipally sand, the Contractor may, with the approval of the Engineer, compact the backfill by puddling with hose and long pipe nozzle. 2t is important that proper precautions be taken to prevent floating of the pipe when flooding the trench, and the Contractor shall be wholly responsible for neglect of these precautions . (d) Backfill from 6 inches above the top of the pipe to the surface of the ground, in trenches across paved streets , in parkways behind existing curbs, under sidewalks or driveways , or under future proposed pavements where street rights of way are indicated on the plans, shall be thoroughly tamped by mechanical means , approved by the Engineer, to a density equal to that of the surrounding materials . (e) Or, the backfill from 6 inches above the top of the pipe shall consist of a sand-cement mix, with the cement content ranging from 5 to 10 per cent, by weight, as shall be directed by the Inspector. Likewise, the water content of the mix shall be as directed. Such materials shall be placed in lifts of approximately 12 inches and tamped to the elevation of the subgrade for the pavement to be replaced. 149 . i � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (20) (f) ) (f) Or, the backfill from 6 inches above the top of the pipe shall consist of crushed limestone 1 inch surfacing, which does not have to meet State Specifications , with sufficient moisture as directed by the Inspector, to allow proper compaction. Such materials shall be placed in lifts of approximately 12 inches and tamped to the elevation of the subgrade for the pavement to be replaced. (g) Trenches, other than those listed above, shall be backfilled with surplus earth as directed by the Engineer. 21. Removing Bracing. Bracing should generally be removed only when the trench below it has become completely filled, and every precaution taken to prevent any large slips of earth from the side ot the trench on to the pipe. All voids left by the withdrawal of sheathing shall be immediately filled with sand, by ramming with tools especially adapted for that purpose, by watering, or otherwise. 22 . After Settl.ement of Surface. (a) During the life of this contract, settlement in sewer trenches shall be refilled as soon as they occur, and, before final acceptance, all trenches must be refilled, and all streets, alleys and rights of way left in as good a condition as at the beginning of the work . (b) Where water is available, the Contractor shall jet all trenches as directed by the Engineer, and to his satisfaction. 23. Final Cleaning of Sewers. Before final acceptance, the Contractor sha11 remove from such portions of the sewers as the Engineer may direct, all dirt and debris which may have accumulated in the sewers during construction. 24. Disposal of Surplus Excavation. Surplus excavation shall be at the disposal of the Contractor, unless otherwise directed by the Engineer, when same shall be placed where directed; unless so directed it shall be removed from the site of the work, but none shall be deposited on private property until written consent of the owner or owners thereof has been filed with the Engineer. Disposal of surplus escavation is to be covered by the prices paid for excavation. i j 150 . f I � 1 � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (25) ) 25. Inlets . Inlets of the dimensions specified shall be built at the points indicated on the plans or as directed by the Engineer, as rapidly as the construction of the sewers W�ii permit. All inlets shall be of the untrapped type unless otherwise ordered. 26, Existing Street Surfaces . (a) Inlets shall be built to conform to the existing street surfaces, unless otherwise ordered by the Engineer. (b) On unpaved streets the Contractor shall shape the ground in the vicinity of the inlet so as to conduct storm water into it. This work will not be estimated for payment, it being understood that compensation therefor is included in the unit price bid for excavation. (c) On paved streets , where it is necessary to reshape the pavement around an inlet, the Contractor shall remove the pavement, or gutter, shape same as directed by the Engineer, and replace it in a satisfactory manner. 27. Inlet 5tones and Sills. (a) 5tones and sil.ls shall. be made to the exact sizes and with reinforcement shown on the plans . They sha11 be made of Class '°A" Concrete, except the coarse aggregate shall be limited to a maximum size of 7/8 of an inch. (b) Immediately after pouring, the coarse aggregate shall be forced away from the forms across the front faCe of the stone. (c) The surface of stones and sills shall be trowel dressed or floated with a 1/2 inch layer of cement and sand in equal parts , which shall be applied before the concrete beneath has begun to set. Upon removal of the forms , the face of all stones sha11 be washed clean and rubbed with carborundum brick until all form marks or rough spots have disappeared, and after a second washing shall be gone over with a thin grout, which shall be kept moist until set. (d) Inlet stones and sills shall be l,ifted, moved and set into place on a finished brickwork in such a manner as to injure neither the stone or the masonry. Stones which are cracked shall be removed from the work. 28. Inlet Pipes. Inlet pipes shall in no case project within the inlet cylinder. The tlow line shall be placed to the exact 151. � � (Sec. 21-30 (C) (28) ) elevation of the inlet bottom and the inlet end of the pipe trowelled to give easy exit of the water from the inlet. D. Special Details . 1. Right of Way. The City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, has , or will , secure sufficient right of way where indicated for the construction of the sewers and appurtenances along the lines laid down on the plans, together with permission from abutting property owners for the use of additional ground for working room, berms , spoil banks, etc. 2. Existing Sewers and Service Connections . (a) The Contractor will be required to make connections with existing sewers where indicated on the plans or as may be directed during the progress of the work. No extra allowance will be made for this work, unless new materials are required therefor, in which case the work will be estimated on the basis of the contract prices for such new material, or at agreed prices if such items are not set out in the contract. (b) Where sanitary sewers , water, gas, telephone conduit, or other service connections are encountered, it shall be the duty of the Contractor to preserve and protect them from injury. All expense of taking care of, removing and relaying of such lines shall be considered as included in the price bid for excavation. However, if the location of a sewer or other structure is such that it cuts off the service connection and prevents it from being relayed in its original position, requiring a special disposition of such service connection, the work of raising, lowering or shifting such connection so as to pass said sewer or structure will be paid for as "Extra Work. " The Contractor shall take care , in such work, to salvage and reuse as much of the old material as possib 1e. 3. Test Pits Ahead of Work . Where the exact location and elevation of old sewers , water line or gas lines, telephone conduit or electrical cable, which may effect the location and elevation of the new work are in doubt, the Contractor shall, at the direction of the Engineer, prospect ahead of the work in order that their location may be definitely known, and the line and grade of the new work adjusted accordingly, if necessary. 152. � � (Sec. 21-30 (D) (4) ) 4. Ownership of Salvaged Material. All sewer pipe, cast iron, gratings , and other appurtenances salvaged from existing structures which are to be abandoned, shall belong to the City of Cape Girardeau, and the Contractor will be required to preserve same for the City . 5. Rip Rap Paving. Whenever deemed necessary, the Contractor will be required to pave around outlets and at other points where wash is anticipated. This paving shall consist of rip rap stone of good quality that will not disintegrate under the action of air or water, and shall be in pieces as nearly cubical in form as practical. No pieces shall be less than 20 lbs. , nor more than 150 lbs . in weight. The Contractor may substitute precast concrete blocks for stone, with the approval of the Engineer as to the size and quality of concrete to be used. E. Prevailing Wage Law. l. The Contractor will keep a clearly legible statement of the Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates to be paid to all workmen employed under the terms of the contract in a prominent and easily accessible place at the site of the public works construction for the Contractor and any Subcontractor engaged in this public works project during the full time that any such workman shall be employed on the public works project. 2 . The Contractor shall keep full and accurate records , clearly indicating the names, occupations , and crafts of every workman employed by him in connection with this PubliC Works Contract, together with an accurate record of the number of hours worked by each workman and that actual wages paid therefor. Such payroll records shall be open to inspection by any authorized representative of the City of Cape Girardeau and the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, at any reasonable time and as often as may be necessary. Such records shall not be destroyed or removed from the State of Missouri for the period of one (1) year following the completion of this public works project . The Contractor hereby agrees to insert in his contracts with any Subcontractors the above 153. � � (Sec. 21-30 (E) (2) ) provisions relating to the keeping of payroll records and the inspection of such records by the City of Cape Girardeau and the Department of Labor and Industrial P,elations . 3. The Contractor shall file on behalf of himself and have each Subcontractor file, upon the completion of the public works project prior to final payment therefor, an Affidavit stating that the Contractor and Subcontractor have fully complied with the provisions and requirements of the Prevailing Wage Law. 4. The Contractor shall provide a bond which will. include a provision which will guarantee the faithful performance of the Prevailing Hourly Wage clause as included in the Contract. F. General Provisions . 1. The Bidder is expected to examine carefully the site of the proposed work, the proposal, plans , specifications , supplemental specifications, special provisions, and contract forms before submitting a proposal. The conditions indicated on the plans and in the proposal represent information available from surveys and studies , but the submission of a bid shall be con.sidered proof that the Bidder has made his own examination and is satisfied as to the conditions to be encountered in performing the work and as to the requirements of the plans , specifications , supplemental specifications , special provisions , and contract. 2. The Contractor shall at all times observe and comply with all Federal and State laws , local laws , ordinances, orders , decrees , and regulations existing at the time of or enacted subsequent to the execution of the contract which in any manner affect the prosecution of the work. The Contractor and his surety shall indemnify and save harmless the City and all of its Officers , Engineers , �2epresentatives, Agents , and Employees against any claims or liabi].ity arising f rom or based on the violation of any such law, ordinance, regulation, order, or decree, whether by himself, his employees, or his subcontractors . 3. Until work has been accepted by the Engineer, it shall be in the custody and under the charge and care of the Contractor. The Contractor shall rebuild, repair, restore, or make good, at his expense, 154 . � � (Sec. 21-30 (F) (3) ) any lost or stolen City owned material, and all injuries or damages to any portion of the work before its completion and acceptance, caused by the action of the elements or from any other reason. Issuance of a payment estimate on any part of the work done will not be considered as final acceptance of any work Completed up to that time. G. Test of Defective Plumbing. The drainage system of any building, which the Inspector has reason to believe has become defective, shall be subject to a reasonable test. H. Septic Tank By-Pass . When septic tank is to be by-passed and existing plumbing and drainage systems of a building are to be connected to a public sewer, the following method must be followed: l. Inside plumbing investigation must be made to determine if a plumbing and drainage system waste and vent piping conform with this Code. 2. The abandoned septic tank must be back-filled with a granular material, such as limestone or gravel. All liquid within the tank must be pumped out before proCeeding with granular backfill. 3. Al1 sump pumps must be eliminated and basement and cellar must have a floor drain that drains to the public sanitary sewer by gravity. I. Swimming Pools. 1. A11 back-wash and filter drains must be connected to the sanitary sewer. 2. Indoor swimming pool deck drains must connect into the sanitary sewer. J. Sanitary Building Sewer Grade. Al1 sanitary building sewers must be l.aid with a two (2) per cent grade. When the two (2) percent grade for sanitary building sewers cannot be complied with because of main, trunk or lateral sewer grades, then written permission from the Inspector must be obtained before permit is issued or work is started. K. Sanitary Building Sewer Connections to Main. During construction of sanitary main, trunk or lateral sewers , the building sewer shall not be laid beyond the street Curb line, and where sanitary main, trunk or lateral sewers are on easements and not 155. � l � (Sec. 21-30 (K) under any street pavement, then the sanitary building sewer must terminate at the wye junction of the main, trunk or lateral sewer. L. Building Sewer Connections . Building sewer connections into manholes are prohibited, except where the sewer is connected in the bottom of manhole and an invert be provided to the main invert through the manhol.e. Building sewer connections into main, trunk and lateral sewers shall be at least six (6) inch size. M. Regulations for Opening and Excavating of 5treets and Resurfacing of Excavations . 1. No person shall make a street cut (saw) unless they first secure a permit for the project in accordance with provisions of City Manager Form ORdinance No. 642 , except persons making street cuts (saws) shall have a bond which will guarantee the work for a period of two (2) years after restoring the site to its original condition. Street cuts (saws) shall be made in compliance with the provisions of this ordinance and other applicable City ordinances . 2. The permittee shall restore the surface of all streets, broken into or damaged as a result of the excavation work, to its original condition in accordance with the "Standard 5pecifications" of the City of Cape Girardeau, a current copy of whiCh is on file at the City Clerk' s office and other applicable City ordinances . The permittee may be required to place a temporary surface over openings made in paved traffic lanes and in this instance, the fill shall be made with suitable material well tamped into place, and this fill shall be topped with a minimum of at least one (1) inch of bituminous mi.xture which is suitable to maintain the opening in good condition, until permanent restoration can be made. The crown of the temporary restoration shall not exceed one (1) inch above the adjoining pavement. The permittee shall exercise special care in making such temporary restorations and must maintain such restorations in safe traveling condition until such time as permanent restorations are made. The asphalt which is used shall. be in accordance with the current standard specifications of the City of Cape Girardeau. If, in 1.56. � � (Sec. 21-30 (M) (2) ) the judgment of the City Engineer or other duly authorized person, it is not expedient to replace the pavement over any cut (saw) or excavation made in the street upon completion of the work allowed under such permit by reason of the looseness of the earth or weather conditions, he may direct the permittee to lay a temporary pavement of wood or other suitable material designed by the permittee over such cut (saw) or excavation to remain until such time as the repair of the original pavement may be properly made. Permanent restoration of the street shall be made by the permittee in strict accordance with the current standard specifications of the City of Cape Girardeau and other applicable City ordinances , to restore the street to its original and proper condition. Acceptance or approval of any excavation work by the City sha11 not prevent the City from asserting a claim against the permittee and his or its surety under the surety bond required under Chapter 24 for incomplete or defective work, if discovered within twenty four (24) months after restoring the site to its original condition. The City' s representative ' s presence during the performance of any excavation work shall not relieve the permittee of its responsibilities hereunder. 3 . If the permittee shall have failed to restore the surface of the street to its original and proper condition upon the expiration of the time fixed by such permit or shall otherwise have failed to complete the excavation work covered by such permit, the City, if they deem it advisable, shall have the right to do all work and things necessary to restore the street and to complete the excavation work . The permittee shall be liable for the actual cost thereof and twenty-five (25) percent of such cost in addition for general overhead and administrative expenses . The City shall have a cause of action for all fees, expenses and amounts paid out and due it for such work and shall apply in payment of the amount due it any funds of the permittee deposited as herein provided and the City shall also enforce its rights under the permittee 's surety bond. 157. � � (Sec. 21-30 (M) (3) ) It shall be the duty of the permittee to guarantee and maintain the site of the excavation work in the same condition it was prior to the excavation for two (2) years after restoring it to its original condition. 4. The permittee shall prosecute with diligence and expedition all excavation work covered by the excavation permit and shall promptly complete such work and restore the street to its original condition, as soon as practicable and in any event not 1.ater than the date specified in the excavation permit therefor. 5. If, in the judgment of the City Manager or his designated representative, traffic conditions , the safety or convenience of the traveling public or the public interest require that the excavation work by performance as emergency work, the City Manager or his designated representative shall have fu11 power to order, at the time the permit is granted, that a Crew of inen and adequate facilities be employed by the permittee twenty four (24) hours a day to the end that such excavation work may be completed as soon as possible. 6. No person shall be permitted to work on a project under Chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances, unless that person has filed a bond as required by Section 24-61 with the City Cl.erk' s office. The City Clerk shall maintain a list of persons who have filed such bonds and such persons shall be authorized upon making proper application to the City Engineer 's office, to do work on a project. Persons who have not filed a bond as required may do work on a project only upon providing sufficient security to protect the City, which shall be approved by the City Attorney before work shall be authorized. When work is not properly performed in accordance with this ordinance, the City Engineer or his designated representative shall notify such persons that the work shall be corrected by giving the persan a reasonable amount of time to make the correction, but not more than fifteen (15) days . Such time for corrections may be extended for good cause by the person giving the notice. Any person who fails to make the corrections as requested within the time stated shall then be notified of the failure to make the correction and upon such notification being mailed to the person or by personal. service , the 158. � � (Sec. 21-30 (M) (6) ) City Clerk shall remove the name of the person in violation from the approved list of those who are authorized to do work on City streets . Notif ication of violations shall be by United States registered mail or by personal service. 7. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereot shall be fined an amount not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500 .00) or to be imprisoned in the Cape Girardeau City Jail for a period not exceeding three (3) months or be both so fined and imprisoned. Each day such violation is committed or permitted to continue shall constitute a separate offense and sh all be punishab le as such hereunder. 8. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or un- constitutional by any Court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions hereof. Sec. 21-31. Specifications for Storm Sewers. A. Approval of Sewer Plans . In the design of storm sewers, the plans shall be prepared by a competent engineer registered with the Missouri State Board of Registration for ArchiteCts and Engineers and authorized to practice engineering in Missouri . The plans shall. be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer before a permit is issued and construction is authorized. Sec. 21.-32 . Regulations Governing Individual 5ewage Disposal Systems for Homes and Other Establishments Where Public Sewage Systems Are Not Available. A. General Provisions . l. Al1 sewage disposal systems shall be constructed, added to or altered in accordance with this Code. Where a public sewerage system is legally and economically available to the building to be served, or within one hundred and fifty (150) feet of the property, the Inspector may require that sewage be discharged into that system. "Sewage disposal" under this section shall mean all private methods 159 . � � (Sec. 21-32 (A) (1) ) of collecting and disposing of domestic sewage including septic tanks and mechanical sewage treatment plants . 2. All domestic sewage shall be disposed of by an approved method of collection, treatment and effluent discharge. Domestic sewage or sewage effluent shall not be disposed of in any manner that will cause pol.lution of the ground surface, ground water, bathing area, lake, pond, watercourse, or tidewater, or create a nuisance. It shall not be discharged into any abandoned or unused well , or into any crevice, sink hole , or other opening either natural or artificial in a rock formation. 3. Where water under pressure is not available , all human body wastes shall be disposed of by depositing them in approved privies, chemical toilets, or such other installations acceptable to the Inspector. 4. Water-carried sewage from bathrooms , kitchens , laundry fixtures and other household plumbing shall pass through a septic or other approved sedimentation tank or approved mechanical treatment plant prior to its discharge into the soil ar into a sand filter. Where underground disposal or sand fil.tration is not feasible, consideration will be given to special methods of collection and disposal. 5. The building contractor, owner, plumbing contractor or drainlayer are jointly responsible for compliance with this Code. 6. Abandoned disposal systems shall, be disConnected from the buildings , pumped out and filled with earth or granular fill. 7. No property shall be improved in excess of its capacity to properly absorb sewage effluent in the quantities and by the means provided in this Code. 8. When there is insufficient lot area or improper soil conditions for adequate sewage disposal for the building or land use proposed, and the Inspector so finds , no buildinq permit shall be issued and no private sewage disposal shall be permitted. In areas where soil conditions are critical, no building permit shall be issued until engineering data and test reports are submitted and approved by the Inspector. 160 . � � (Sec. 21-32 (B) ) B. Type of 5ystem. The type of system to be installed shall be determined on the basis of location, soil permeability, and groundwater elevation . C. Sanitary Sewage. The system shall be designed to receive all sanitary sewage, including laundry waste, from the building. Drainage f rom footing or roofs shall not enter the system. D. Discharge. 1. The system shall consist of a septic tank, or mechanical treatment plant, discharging into either a subsurface disposal field or one or more seepage pits or into a combination of both, if found adequate as such and approved by the Inspector. 2 . No plumbing fixture may be connected to any individual sewage disposal system where ground water may collect above the sewage disposal system causing a flooded condition, unless the elevation of the fixture trap is a sufficient height above the elevation of the finished grade of the ground in which the seepage pit or disposal field are installed to prevent back-up. E. Alternate Design. Where soil conditions are such that neither of the systems mentioned above can be expected to operate satisfactorily, approval of an alternate design shall be secured from the Inspector. Design criteria for sewage flow according to type of establishment. 1.61. (Sec. 21-32 (E) ) TE�B�r. zs SEWAGG FLO�VS ACCORDIrdC "I'C)TYPF OF I;STABi,(S(-i�9I:N1 Tyl�c of Est.�blisl�ment Gal.prr d�ry per person � Schuols(t��ilet and lavatorics only) 15 GaL per d.iy per pers��n �' Scho�>Is(wilh above pius caietcria) �'_5 Cal.per duy per person ' Schools(witl� abov� plus cafeteria and sho�v�rs-) 3( Gal.per d.�y per persun Day workers�t sclio<�Is� uffices 15 GaL per day per pers.�n Day C'�mps 'J Gal. per d.��� per pers��ii Triiler p�irl<s��r luurist �anips (wilh built-in-b�itll) 50 G.iL ��er du�� p�r persun � Trailer p.irks ur tuurist��amps (wi[h central bathhuuse) ;S GaL per da�� }�er p�r�on � Wc,rk�r cun�rrucii��u camps 50 Gal. per �.i�y I;cr��ersun � Public picni� p.irks(t��ilet tvaste only�) 5 G.il. ��rr d,i�� per persun Publi� picnic p:irk,(h�ithhuuse. sl�owers and iiusl� t��iletsl 10 G;tl.per da�� per pers�,n Swimtnin�� pc���ls� b�aches 10 GaL ��cr da}' per person CounU�v Clubs _'� G�I. ��er d�i�� per pers�m Lu�urv re�idenc�s�C es(atcs 150 G.il. l�er day per pers��n Rcx�min�, h<,usr� �10 G:iL per d.iv pc r ncrsun B��ardin�� I(��uscs 50 G.iL per dav per �cr��m � Elutcls(���ith r��nncrtinc balhs) 50 G�I. pc r d:t)' per �ers��n i Hotel�{��.�illi private but1�,=' j�orsun� � per rc���m) 100 Cal. p�r d.i�� per prr�un � Bc��irdinn Srlux>Is ]00 Gal. per �:!y per pers�>n � F�ctories(g,�llvns per persun per � shiit ct�lusive of industri�il � w.istes) �'S Gal.per day per pers��n � Nursin�*I���mes 75 Gal. per day per persnn Gencral 1-lospitals 15U GaL ��er da}� per��erson �� Public Institutio�i5(uther than hospitals) 100 Gal. per d�i}' p�r person � � Restaurants(toilets and kitcl�en wastes per unit oC servin��c��paci?y�) 25 GaL per d�y per persoil Kitchen ���astes front l���te]s,camJ�s, b���rdin�� houses. etc.. servin<� three me.tls per d�iy) ]0 G�l. }�e�d�.iy per persc>n _,___ Moteis 50 Gal. j�er bed spacc � Mc>tels with bath, toile? .�nd � � kitchen wastes 60 GaL per bed space � I�rivc-in tlicat�rs � 5 GaL per car spacc � � Stures �00 G,il. per toilct ruom Scrvi�c st�itions ]0 Gal.per vclii�le serv�d ' Airpc>rt� ' 3-5 Gal. p�r pass�ng�r Assen�bly Halls "_' Gal. per seat � � Buwling_Alle�ys 75 Gal. per l�ine � � ChurclSc�(�m.�il) 3-5 G.il. },cr sanctu�u�y s�at C'h�!r�hes(large witli kitchens) 5-7 Cal.per sanctuary seat Dan�e Ilalls 2 GaL per day }�er person � �� Lauudries(coin up�rated) 400 Gal. p�r machine S�rvice Stations 1000 G�l.(first bay) soo c�i.������<<aa. v�3�> � � Stibdivisiuns or individual]tou�es 75 Gal. per da�� per persou �' � Marinas Tlusli t��ilet 36 G�l. per f�i�turc per hr. � �� Urin�ils ]0 Gai.�cr ii�ture per hr. ���� Wush basins 1� Gal. per fixttu�c per;�r. Shc>wers � 1�0 GaL per fi�ture per i�r. __ _____ ___ _ 162. � � (Sec. 21-32 (F) ) F. Location of Individual Sewage System. l. Required Lot Size Where Public Water is Available. (a) The minimum lot size in whiCh a private disposal system may be installed is �.2,000 square feet. (b) Required lot size with private water system in which a private disposal system may be installed is 20 ,000 square feet. 2. Distance. (a) Provides for the minimum distances that shall be observed in locating the various components of the disposal system. (b) All sewage disposal systems shall conform with the following general principles regarding site: (1) Sewage disposal system shall be located at the lowest point on the premises consistent with the general layout topography and surroundings incl.uding abutting lots . Locations at a higher elevation through employment of a forced system may be used with the specific permission of the Inspector. (2) No sewage disposal facilities shall be located on any watersheds of the public water supply reservoir. Privies , septic tanks and underground disposal means shall not be within 200 feet measured horizontally from the high water level in the reservoir or the banks of tributary streams of the reservoir when situated less than 3,000 feet upstream from intake structures. 5ewage disposal facilities situated beyond 3,000 feet upstream from intake structures shall be located no less than 100 feet measured horizontally from the high water level in the reservoir or the banks of the tributary streams . Prior to approval, the soil must prove satisfactory by the standard percolation test when underground disposal is used. G. Rules and R;egulations for Percolation Tests . 1. Size of Absorption Field. (a) The size of the absorption field to be provided for any particular house is based primarily upon the number of bedrooms to be served and the ability of the soil within the proposed absorption field site to dissipate the effluent from the septic tank. 163 . � � (Sec. 21-32 (G) (1) (b) ) (b) The use of food-waste disposal units and automatic clothes washing machines, however, change the character and volume of the liquid waste from a house, and their loading effeCt is considered in the determination of the absorbing area to be provided. (c) The absorbing ability of the soil is estimated by performing a percolation test on the soil in the area to be used. All of the above design factors are correlated and presented which may be used to determine the total horizontal area to be provided in the bottom of the distribution trenches . 2. Percolation Test. (a) Four (4) test holes should be made in separate test holes spaced uniformly over the proposed site. (b) Dig or bore the holes with horizontal dimensions of from 4 to 12 inches and vertical sides to the depth of the bottom of the proposed distribution trench, or at least 36 inChes deep. Holes can be bored with a 4 inch diameter post-hole type auger. (c) Roughen or scratch the bottom and sides of the holes to provide a natural surface. Remove all loose material from the hole. Place about 2 inches of coarse sand or fine gravel in the hole to prevent bottom scouring. (d) Fill the hole with clear water to a minimum depth of 12 inches ov�r the gravel. By refil.ling, if necessary, or by supplying a surplus reservoir of water (automatic siphon) keep water in the hole for at least four hours, and preferable overnight. In sandy soils containing little or no clay, the above saturation procedure is not necessary and the test can be made after the water from one filling has seeped away. (5ee subsection (e) . ) (e) Percolation rate measurements should be made on the day following the saturation process , except in sandy soils . (1) If water remains in the test hole after overnight saturation, adjust the depth to 6 inches over the gravel. From a fixed reference point, measure the drop in water level over a 30 minute period. (2) If no water remains in the hole after overnight saturation, add clear water to depth of about 6 inches over the gravel . 164. (Sec. 21-32 (G) (2) (e) (2) ) From a fixed reference point, measure the height of the water surface at approximately 30 minute intervals over a 4 hour period, refilling the hole to a depth of 6 inches as necessary . The drop which. occurs during the final 30 minute period is used to calculate the percolation rate. (3) In sandy soil.s, or other soils in which the first 6 inches of w ater seeps away in less than 30 minutes , after the overnight saturation period, the time interval between measurements can be taken as 10 minutes and the test run over a period of one hour. The drop which occurs in the final 10 minute period is used to calculate the percolation rate. (f) In no case should less than 400 square feet of absorption area per residence be provided. (1) Zn conjunction with the percolation test, a subsoil investigation should also be made . If rock, hardpan, or other impermeable stratum is found at a depth less than 4 feet, results of the percolation tests must be interrupted with caution. The case also warrants special consideration if the ground water table is less than 4 feet deep during any prolonged period. The water table is closest to the ground surface during late winter or early spring. __ __ _- _ � TABLE 26 --A - � Mii�utes per incli fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S��ua��e feet Percolation Tests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Per bedruom 2orless. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Between ? and 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 „ 4 and 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1"'_5 , „ 6and10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165 „ l l and 1� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l�)0 „ 16and "30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?i0 ,> 31 and 4> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;00 ! Over 45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Abs��rption Systeti� - Sand Filter ' Minimuin tile field 4b0 � S�nd Filter—pr� bcdroom 1 j0 , 165. (Sec. 21-32 (G) (2) (f) (2) ) (2) The thickness of the porous soil below the point of percolation test must be determined by means of digging a pit or using a soil auger. The effective absorption area shall be calculated only within this porous soil. H. Capacity of Septic Tanks. l. The liquid capacity of all septic tanks shal.l conform to Tables 25 and 26 , SET✓�AGE FLOWS ACCORDING TO TYPE OF ESTABLISHMFNT, and, CAPACITY OF SEPTIC TANKS as determined by the number of bedrooms or apartment units in dwelling occupancies and the occupant load or the number of plumbing fixtur� units as determined in this Code. TAI3Lk: 26 CAPACITY OF SLP'��C'T�NK��'� Single;fanuly Multiple dwelling Other uses; Minimum septic tanl< dwellingalum- units or apart- Maximum filture capacity in g�lluns ber of bedrooms meiits 1 bed- u�lits served room each 1-3 20 ' 1,000 � 2 wlits 25 1,200 5 or 6 3 � 33 1,500 7 or 8 4 45 2,000 ' 5 55 2,?50 ' 6 60 2,500 ��� 7 70 �.750 8 80 3,000 � 9 90 3,�50 � ]0 ]00 3,500 Extra bedroom, 150�ailons each Extra dwelling units over 10, 250 b��llons earh Extra fi�ture units over 100."_'S gallons per rixture t�nit. *Septic tank sizes in this table include sludge storage capacity and the connection of domestic food waste disposal units without further volume increase. NO COMMERCSAL TO BE SIZED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN THE INSPECTOR. 2. Multiple Compartments. In a tank of more than one compartment, the inlet compartment shall have a capacity of not less than two-thirds of the total tank Capacity. 3. Septic Tank Construction. (a) Plans for all septic tanks shall be submitted to the Inspector for approval. Such plans shall sho�a a1.1. dimensions , reinforcing, structural calculations and suCh other pertinent data as may be required. 166 . � � (Sec. 21-32 (H) (3) (b) ) (b) Septic tanks shall be constructed of sound curabl.e materials not subject to excessive corrosion or decay and shall be watertight. Each such tank shall be structurally designed to withstand all anticipated earth or other loads and shall be installed level and on a solid bed. 4. Concrete Tanks. (a) Baffles must be installed at the inlet and outlet ends of septic tank. (b) The tops shall ave a 24 inch manhole with handle to remove same or be cast in 3 or 4 sections cemented in place. (c) The minimum thickness of the walls shall be 2-3/4 inches . (d) The tops and bottoms shall be 4 inches thick unless placed under a driveway, then they shall be a minimum of 6 inches. (e) All tank walls and bottoms shall be reinforced with "Road Mesh. " (f) The tops shall have 3/8 inch steel reinforcing on 6 inch centers. (g) These tanks must be waterproof. 5. Depth of 5eptic Tank. (a) The top of the septic tank shall. be brought to within 18 inches of the finished grade . Where a greater depth is permitted by the Inspector, the access manhole must be extended to the finished grade and the manhole shall have a concrete marker at grade. (b) No se�tic tank shall serve more than one property unless authorized by the Inspector. (c) The effluent from all septic tanks sha1.1 be disposed of under ground by subsurface irrigation or other methods when approved by the Inspector. 6. Pre-Cast Top . Approved pre-cast, reinforced concrete slab of 2500 pounds per square inch minimum compressive strength, not less than 5 inches thick and designed to support an earth load of not less than 400 pounds per square foot . Each such cover shall extend not less than 3 inches beyond the sidewalls of the tank. 7. Depth Below Grade. The top sha11 be at least 18 inches below finished grade, except where less is permitted by the Inspector. 167. (Sec. 21-32 (I) ) I . .Absorption Trenches. l. Absorption Trenches . Absorption trenches sha11 be designed and constructed on the basis of the required effective percolation area. 2. Filter Material. (a) The filter material shall cover the tile and extend the full width of the trench and shall be not less than 12 inches deep beneath the bottom of the tile, and 2 inches above the top of tile. The filter material may be washed, Class "B" gravel. (b) The fil.ter material shall be covered by untreated paper or by a 2 inch layer of straw as the laying of the pipe drain proceeds. 3. Absorption Fiel.d. The size and minimum spacing requirements for absorption fields shall conform to those given in Table 27 , SIZE AND SPACING FOR DISPOSAL FIELDS . Masimum length of lateral shall not exceed 75 feet . 4 . Absorption Lines . (a) Absorption lines shall be constructed of 4 inch pipe of open jointed or perforated clay tile. (b) Each section shal.l be spaced not more than 1/4 inch, and the upper half of the joint shall be protected by asphalt-treated paper while the piping is being covered. 5. Grade . The trench bottom shall be uniformly graded to slope froin a minimum of 2 inches to a maximum of 4 inches per 100 feet. TAP I_,E 27 SIZL AND SPACING F012 �iSPOSAL rIELLS �� Widtli of[rencl� at Recommended depth _ Spaein� tile lines" bottonl(in.�) of trench(in.) (ft.) 24 30-3G 10 30 30-3C ]0 36 �0-3C 10 *A gre.ater spacin�is desii•abl�«�l�c�i-e a�-ail��ble area I��rmit,,.. �Ialinlum lengtli of ab.>;�rption tr�nth is^s5 f�et. �� 168. � � (Sec. 21-32 (J) ) J. Piping Material. All piping from building drain to sewage disposal system shall be a minimum of 4 inches . K. Sand Filters . General Specifications for Design and Construction of a Sand Filter with Chlorination. 1. A sand filter shall consist of a bed of clean, graded sand on which septic tank effluent is distributed by means of a siphon and pipe, with the effluent percolating through the bed to a series of underdrains through which it passes to the point of disposal. 2. The filter size shal 1 be determined on the basis of 1.15 gallons per square foot per day if covered and 2 . 3 gallons per square f oot per day if an open filter is to be used. 3. The septic tank effluent sha11 enter � dosing siphon tank of a size to provide a 1 inch coverage of the sand filter. 4. The siphon shall be of a commercial type and shall discharge the effluent to the sand filter intermittently. The siphon shall be omitted if a pump is used to lift septic tank effluent to the sand filter. 5. A surge tank shall be used to receive the pump discharge prior to dosing on the sand filter. 6. 6 inch under drains shall be installed in single under drain type sand filters . A 4 inch diameter under drain may be used where there are two or more under drains employed in a filter system. Unglazed farm tile in 1 foot lengths laid with open joints, with the top half of each covered with 4 inCh wide strips of tar paper, burlap or copper screen, shall be used for under drains . 7. THey shall be laid at the bottom of fine sand filter, surrounded by washed "B" gravel and free of fines, dust, ashes or clay, with the gravel at least 1.0 inches above the top of the tile. 8. The underdrains shall have a slope from 2 inches to 4 inches per 100 feet and shall be placed at 6 foot intervals . 9 . Above the gravel for the underdrain there shall be placed 3 inches of pea gravel and above the pea gravel there shall be 3 inChes of special filter sand, above the filter sand there shall be 3 inches of washed Class "B" gravel, then the 4 inch top drain tile , 169 . � � (Sec. 21.-32 (K) :(9) ) which must be covered with 3 inches of washed "B" gravel and then installation must be covered with 6 inches of straw and roofing paper. 10 . The chlorine contact tank for disinfection of sand filter effluent and mechanical sewage treatment plant, shall provide 20 minuted detention at average flow, but in no case shall it be smaller than 50 gallons capacity . Chlo�ine control should be provided by the use of hypochlorite or chlorine machines commercially available. L. Scavengers . 1. Every person engaged in the business of removing and disposing of the solid and liquid content of private sewage disposal systems shall obtain an annual permit from the City of Cape Girardeau Health Department. 2 . All solid and liquid contents of chemical toilets, septic tanks, seepage pits, and watertight pits for septic tank effluent shall be removed, when necessary, and disposed of in conformance with the following requirements: (a) Every scavenger shall obtain a permit from the Health Officer to engage in such operation. Requirements for obtaining such permits may be established by the Inspector. (b) The name and �ddress of the scavenger, or his license number, or both shall be legibly lettered on both sides of each vehicle used for scavenging purposes . (c) Every vehicle used for scavenging purposes shall be equipped with a watertight tank or body and be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. Liq�id waste shall not be transported in an open body vehicle unless contained within suita.ble portable receptacles . (d) A11 portable receptacles used for transporting liquid or solid wastes shall be watertight, equipped with tight fitting lids , and shall be cleaned daily. (e) All pumps and hose lines shall be maintained so as to prevent leakage. (f} Approval in writing shall be obtained from the City of Cape Girardeau Health Department for every site at which a scavenger plans to discharge the waste material collected. i�o . � � (Sec. 21-32 (L) (2) (g) (g) Waste material collected by a scavenger shall not be discharged into ditches, watercourses , lakes, ponds, tidewater, or at any point where it can pollute any water supply. Sec. 21-33 . Potable Water Su ply System Pumps . A. General Regulation. 1. The regulations in this section apply to any water system where plumbing fixtures are installed for human occupancy. 2 . Pumps shall be installed only in wells and cisterns that comply with the Rules and Regulations as determined by the City of Cape Girardeau Health Department. B. Quantity of T�later Required. l. One Family Home . The minimum capacity of the system in gallons per minute shall equal the number of fixtures installed. For a home with 5 fixtures installed, a minimum of 5 g.p.m. is required for a 1 hour period. For each fixture in excess of 5 fixtures, 1 g.p.m. must be added for each fixture installed. 2. In other than one family dwellings , the water system shall be designed in accordance with this Code and shall be capable of supplying the maximum demand to the system according to usage but in no case less than for a minimum period of 30 minutes . 3. Total water available during any 24 hour period shall not be less than required by this Code . 4. When the available primary source of water does not meet the aninimum requirement of this Code, one of the following methods shall be used: (a) Pressure tank of sufficient size . (b) Gravity tank. (c) Two pump system is required as follows: (1) The capacity of the first well pump shall not exceed the well capacity in flow. This pump supplies water to another tank, which stores the water at atmospheric pressure; and has a control to start and stop the pump. 171. � � (Sec. 21-33 (B) (4) (c) (2) ) (2) The second pump delivers the water to a hydropneumatic tank at the required pressure and quantity. C. Pressure. Pressure shal.l be as required for adequately supplying plumbing fixtures, but at no time exceed 80 psi. D. Piping Materials . l. Piping from well to inside of dwelling shall be as set out in this Code for water service lines . 2 . P.V.C. pipe and fittings shall be properly labeled and installed in conformance with the Regulations of this Code. Labeling: (a) Pipe and fittings shall be marked to be shown in compliance with the above standards . (b) The Seal of Approal of the National Sanitation Fittings Laboratory shall be considered evidence in compliance with the above standares. (c) Polyethelyne pipe and fittings shall be properly labeled and installed in conformance with Commercial Standards Regulation CS-255. Labeling: (d) Pipe and fittings sha11 be marked to be shown in compliance with the above standards. (e) The Seal of Approval of the P7ational 5anitation Fittings Laboratory shall be considered evidence in compliance with the above standards . (f) All pipe and fittings shall withstand the pressure requirement imposed by combined static and pressure head and/or a minimum rated working pressure of 100 pounds . E. 5torage Tanks . Storage equipment shall be as follows: l. Al1 tanks shall be certified under V�7ater Systems Council Standards for size and pressure. 2 . All tanks shall be coated or made of material to resist corrosion. 3. Hydropneumatic tanks shall have a working pressure rating in excess of the maximum system pressure, but not less than 75 psi . 4. All tanks sha11 be constructed of materials and coatings which are non-toxic. 172 . � � (Sec. 21.-33 (E) (5) ) 5. All tanks shall be provided with a means of draining. 6. Atmospheric storage tanks shall be provided with a cover as required in this Code. F . Pumps . Pumps shall be as follows: 1. Pumps shall be certified under Water Systems Council Testing and Rating Standards . 2. Pumps shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations . 3. Pumping equipment shall be installed to prevent the entrance of contamination or objectionable material either into the well or into the water that is being pumped. 4 . The pump shall be located to facilitate necessary maintenance and repair, including overhead clearance for removal of drop pipe and other accessories . 5. The pump shall be suitably mounded to avoid objectionable vibration and noise, and to prevent damage to pumping equipment. 6. The pump controls and accessories shall be protected from weather. G. Pump Down Control. �ahere a pump exceeds the well capacity, one of the following pump-down controls shall be installed: l. Jetpump-deep well. (a) Install 30 feet of tailpipe below the jet on deep well installations . 2. Other pumps use low pressure cut-off switches or low water level cut-off switches . 3. Use a vertical suction pipe of 30 feet length on shallow well jet installation. H. Controls - Devices. The following controls are required on all pump installations: l. Pressure switch. 2 . Thermal overload switch. 3. Pressure relief valve on positive displacement pumps . 4. Low water level cut-off switch is also required on all pumps that have a capacity in excess of the source of water. 173. � � (Sec. 21-33 (I) ) I . Well Terminal 1. Upper Well Terminal. �Vell casin, curbs and pitless adaptors shall terminate not less than eight (8) inches above the finished ground surface or pump house floor and at least 24 inches above maximum high water level where flooding occurs . No casing shall be cut off or cut into below ground level except to install a pitless adaptor. 2. Pitless Adaptor. (a) Pitless adaptors designed to replace a section or well casing or for attachment to the exterior of a well casing sha].l be constructed of materials which provide strength and durability equal to the well casing. (b) Installation shall be by threaded, welded or compression gasketed connection to cut-off casing or attachment to the exterior wall of the casing sha11 be watertight. (c) Adaptor units designed to replace a section of the well casing shall extend above the finished ground surface as provided for in Upper Well Terminal. The top of the adaptor unit shall be capped with a Cover having a downward flange which will overlap the edge of the unit. The cover shall. be securely fastened to the unit and shall fit sufficiently snug to the unit to be vermin proof. The cover shall provide for watertight entrance of electrical cables and vent piping of airline if installed. 3. Hand Pumps . (a) Hand pumps shall be of the force type equipped with a packing gland around the pump rod, a delivery spout which is closed and downward directed, and a one piece bell type base which is part of the pump stand or is attached to the pump col.umn in a watertig�t manner. (b) Installation. The bell base of the pump shall be bolted with a gasket to a flange which is securely attached to the casing or pipe sleeve. 4. Power Driven Pumps . The design and operating principles of each type of power driven pump determines where each may be located with respect to a well. The location selected for the pump 174 . � � (Sec. 21-33 (I) (4) ) determines what factors must be considered to make an acceptable installation. 5. Location Above Well. Any power driven pump located over a well shall be so mounted on the well casing, pipe sleeve, pump foundation or pump stand that a watertight clasure is or can be made for the open end of the casing or sleeve. The pump base bolted with a neoprenne or rubber gasket or equivalent watertight seal to a foundation or plate provides an acceptable seal. On large pump installations the bolting may be omitted when the weight of the pump and column is sufficient to make a watertight contract with the gasket. If the pump unit is not located over the casing or pipe sleeve but the pump delivery or suction pipes emerge from the top of the well, a watertight expanding rubber seal or equivalent shall be installed between the well casing and piping to provide a watertight closure. The top of the seal shall not extend below the uppermost edge of the casing or pipe sleeve. 6. Location in Well. This type of l.ocation is permissible for submersible pumps only. When the discharge line leaves the well at the top of the casing, the opening between the discharge line and casing or pipe sleeve shall be sealed watertight with an expanding rubber seal or equivalent device. When an underground discharge is desired, a properly installed pitless adaptor shall be used. A check valve shall be installed in the discharge line above the pump in the well. When the discharge pipe leaves the well at the top, remains above ground, and slopes to drain back to the well , the check valve can be located beyond the we11. 7. Offset From We11. Pumps offset from the well. , if not located in an above ground pump house or other building, may be located in an approved basement, provided the pump and all suction pipes are elevated at least 12 inches above the floor. All portion of seuction lines buried below the ground surface between the well and the pump and which are not encl.ased in a protective pipe shall be located at the same minimum distance from sources of contamination as are prescribed for the well in Missouri State Health Department 175. � � (Sec. 21-33 (I) (7) ) Regulations . When these minimum distances can not be obtained, the suction line sha11 be enclosed in a protective pipe of standard thickness from the well to the pump. The protective pipe shall. be sealed watertight at both ends. This requirement sha11 be considered if the suction line lies within a pressure discharge l.ine. J. Vents . l. All vent piping shall be of adequate size to allow equalization of air pressure in the well and shall be not less than one-half inch in diameter. Particular attention shall be given to proper venting of wells and pressure tanks in areas where toxic of inflammable gasses are known to be a characteristic of the water. If determined that either of these gases are present, all vents, when located in buildings, shall be extended to discharge outsi�.e of the building where they will not be a hazard. 2. The vent shall extend above the upper terminal of the well with the end downturned and covered with not less than 16 znesh screen wire. The point of entry into the we11 shall be sealed watertight. K. Pump Bearing Lubrication. Lubrication of bearings of power driven pumps shall be with water or oil which will not adversely affect the quality of the water to be pumped. 1. Water Lubrication. If a storage tank is required for the lubrication water, it shall be designed to protect the water from contami.nation. 2 . Oil Lubrication. The reservoir shal.l. be designed to protect the oil from contamination. The oil shall not contain substanCes which will cause odor or taste to the water pumped. L. Water Level Measurement. On wells of large capacity where access for measuring the water level in the well is provided, piping for this purpose shall terminate above the upper well terminal, be capped or otherwise closed, and all openings around the piping at the point of entry into the we11 sealed watertight. M. Prohibited Pumps . No pitcher or chain bucket pump shall be installed on any water supply. 176. � � (Sec. 21-33 (N) ) N. Pump Housing. l. A separate structure housing the water supply and pumping equipment shall have an impervious floor and rain tight walls and roof. 2. A pump pit shall be of watertight construction and provided with a positive drain or sump pump to keep the pit dry. O. Cross Connection. l. There shall be no c�oss connection between an individual water supply system and other individual or public water supply systems . 2 . No water supply shall serve more than one property unless authorized by the Inspector. Sec. 21-34. Trailer Park Plumbing Standards. A. Reference should be made to the Inspector and the regulations promulgated by the Inspector governing the establishment and operation of trailer home parks. B. Definitions . Definition of terms shall apply as follows: 1. Service Building - A building housing toilet, bathing, laundry and such other facilities as may be required. 2. Sewer Connection - Sewer connection is that portion of the drainage piping which extends as a single terminal under the trailer coach for connection with the trailer park drainage system. 3. Trailer Coach - Any camp-car, trailer, or other vehicle with or without motive power, designed and constructed to travel on the public thoroughfares in accordance with provisions of the Vehicle Code and designed or used for human habitation. 4. Trailer Coach, Dependent - Is one which is not equipped with a water closet for sewage disposal. 5. Trailer Coach, Inc�ependent - Is one which is equipped with a water closet for sewage disposal. 6. Trailer Coach Drain Connection - Is the removable extension connecting the trailer coach drainage system to the trailer connection fixture. 177. � � (Sec. 21-34 (B) (7) ) 7. Trailer Coach, Left 5ide - Left side of trailer coach is defined as the side farthest from the curb when the trailer home is being towed or in transit. 8. Trailer Connection Fixture - Is a connection to a trap which is connected to the park drainage system, and receives the water, liquid or other waste discharge from a trailer coach. 9 . Trailer Park Drainage System - Is the entire system of drainage piping used to convey sewage or other waste from a trailer connection fixture to the sewer. 10. Trailer Park Branch Line - Is that portion of drainage piping which receives the discharge from not more than two trailer connection fixtures . 11. Trailer Park - Is any area or tract of land where space is rented or held-out for rent, or occupied by twa or more trailer coaches. 12. Trailer Park Sewer System - Is that piping which extends from the public or private sewage disposal system to a point where the first trailer park drainage system branch fitting is installed. 13. Trailer Park Water 5ervice Main - Is that portion of the water distribution system which extends from the street main, water, or other source of supply to the trailer site water service branch. 14. Trailer Site - Is that area set out by boundaries on which shall be located one trailer. 15. Trailer Site Water Service Branch - Is that portion of the water distributing system extended from the park service main to a trailer site, and incl.udes conneCtions, devices and appurtenances thereto. 16. Water Service Connection - Water service connection is that portion of the water supply piping which extends as a single terminal under the trailer coach for connection with the trailer coach park water supply system. C. Standards . Plumbing systems hereafter installed in trailer home parks sha11 conform to the provisions of this Code . Trailer home park plumbing and drainage systems shall in addition conform to all other applicable Administrative Authority regulations . 178. � � (Sec. 21-34 (C) (1) } l. Plans and 5pecifications. Before any plumbing or sewerage disposal facilities are installed or altered in any trailer park, duplicate plans and speCifications shall be filed, and proper permits obtained from the Plumbing Inspector. Plans sha].l show in detail: (a) Plot plan of the park, drawn to scale, indicating elevations, property lines , driveways, existing or proposed buildings, and the sizes of trailer sites . (b) Complete specification and piping layout of proposed sewage disposal system or alteration. (c) Complete specification and layout of proposed sewage disposal system or alteration. (d) Trailer park plumbing system shal,l be designed and installed in accordance with the requirements of the plumbing code and shall, in addition, conform to all other pertinent local. ordinance and State regulations . D. Materials . Materials shall Conform to the approved standards set forth in this Code . E. Sewer. l. The Trailer Park Drainage System shall be designed and installed in accordance with the requirements of this Code, or may be installed by the use of a waste and vent drainage system, which shall consist of an installation of waste piping, as hereinafter provided in this 5ection; in which the traps for one or more trailer connection fixtures are not separately or independently vented, but which is vented through the waste piping of such size to secure free circulation of air therein. 2. Each independent trailer site shall be provided with a trapped trailer connection which shall. consist of a three inch horizontal iron pipe-size threaded connection, installed a minimum of three inches and a maximum of six inches (from the bottom of the connection) , above the finished grade. The vertical connection to the trailer connection fixture shall be anchored in a concrete slab four inches thick, and 18'° x 18" square. 3. Any part ot the plumbing system extending above the ground shall be protected from damage when deemed necessary by the Inspector. 179 . � � (Sec. 21-34 (E) (4) ) 4. Each trailer site shall be provided with a three inch I .P.S . male or female threaded connection extending above the surrounding grade from a three inch minimum size P-trap. Traps shall. be located with reference to the immediate boundary lines of the designated spaCe or area within each trailer site that wi11 actually be occupied by the trailer. Each such trap shall be located in the rear third quarter section along the left boundary line of the trailer parking area not less than one foot or more than three feet from the road side of the trailer and shall be a minimum of five feet from the rear boundary of the trailer site. This location may be varied by permission of the Inspector when unusual conditions are encountered. 5. All traps , tail pipes, vertical vents, the upper five feet of any horizontal vent, and the first five feet of any trap branch sY�all be fabricated from materials approved for use within a building. 6 . No vertical pipe sha11 be used in a special waste and vent system, except the vent pipe, and the connection to the trailer connection fixture. 7. Mobile home and travel trailer drain connections shall be of approved semirigid or flexible reinforced hose having smooth interior surfaces and not less than three inches (3") inside diameter. Drain connections shall be equipped with a standard quick disconnect screw or clamp type fitting, not less in size than the outlet. Drain connections sha11. be gas-tight and no longer than necessary to make the connection between the trailer coak drain connection and the trailer connector fixture on the site. 8. Cleanouts shall be provided as required by this Code , except cleanouts shall be provided in the vent stacks one foot above grade. 9 . For the purpose of determining pipe sizes, each trailer site connection shall be assigned a waste loading value of six (6) fixture units and each trailer park drainage system shall be sized as provided in Table 28 hereof. Private sewage disposal sha1.1 conform to the requirements of 5ection 21-32 of this Code. 180 . (Sec. 21-34 (E) (10) ) l0 . Minimum grade for sewers shall be so designed that the slope wi11 have not less than a two (2) per cent grade. 11. The discharge of the park drainage system shall be connected to a public sewer. Where a public sewer is not available within 150 feet for use, an individual sewage disposal system shall be installed, of a type that is acceptable and approved by the Inspector. 12 . Minimum pipe size for drainage systems shall b� a� set forth in �'able 28 below. _ _ _ _ �l'.4BLE 28 !�1zu.�Io. of irailers Individually zi- 5ize of�Drain Vented Systen�s � 3>,* 30 4„ 100 �" 4�� p" O I,000 10" * The ma�,i:num ?en�„th of an�� three inch trap branch is six feet i:�i:71 itS Vc'nt. 13. The drainage system of a utility or other building, shall not discharge into a wet-vented line. No house sewer shall discharge into a wet-vented line. 14 . No house sewer or part thereof, shall function as a wet�vent. 15. Al1 vent intersections shall be taken off above the center line of the horizontal pipe. All vent stacks shall be supported by a four inch by four inch redwood post, set in at least two feet of concrete extending at least four inches above the ground, or supported by another app�oved method. 16 . Each trailer connection fixture outlet shall be provided with a screw-type plug or cap, and be effectively capped when not in use. F. Water Distributing System. l. Each trailer park water distributing system shall conform to the requirements of this Code and shall be so designed and maintained as to provide a residual pressure of not less than twenty (20) P.S.I . at each trailer site under normal operating conditions . (a) Every trailer site shall be provided with an individual water service branch line which shall be not less than 3/4" in diameter, delivering safe, potable water. 181. � � (Sec. 21-34 (F) (1) (b) ) (b) A control valve shall be installed on the water service branch, followed by a spring-loaded check valve on the discharge of the control valve, with a pressure relief valve located on the discharge side of the spring-load�d check valve; with a hose connection or other approved attachment on the trailer side of the relief valve. Each such pressure relief valve shall. be equipped with a full size drain with the end of the pipe not more than two feet or less than six inches above the ground and pointing downward. Such drain may terminate at other approved locations . No part of such drain pipe shall be trapped. No shut off valve shall be installed between any such pressure relief valve and the trailer it serves. The backflow device and relief valve shall be located not less than 12 inches above the grade . (c) The service connection shall not be rigid. Fl.exible metal tubing is permitted. Fittings at either end sha11 be of a quick disconnect type not requiring any special tools or knowledge to install or remove. (d) Each trailer outlet on the water distribution system sha11 be rated as six (6) water fixture units. 2 . Location of Water Connection. The trailer park water outlet for each trailer coach space shall be located near the center of the left side of each trailer coach. 3. Fire Protection. In the design of the water distribution system in a trailer park, consideration for fire outlet stations throughout the park should be made relative to the location and quantity of water necessary during an emergency period. G. Gas Distribution System. l. In mobile home and travel trailer parks in which gas distribution systems are installed, the installation shall conform with the requirements set forth in the N.F.P .A. 54-1964 or ASA Z21.30-1964 . 2 . The minimum size of the gas service line to each mobile home or travel trailer site shall be 3/4 inch and a cut-off valve shall be installed on each branch. H. Testing. Installations shall be tested and inspected as required by the installation requirements of this Code. 182 . (Sec. 21-34 (I) ) I . Sanitary Facilities. 1. Public toilets, baths , and lavatories shall be installed and maintained for each sex in accordance with the following ratio of trailer sites . (a) Trailer parks constructed and operated exclusively for dependent trailers shall have one toilet, one shower, and one lavatory for each ten sites or fractional part thereof. (b) Trailer parks constructed and operated exclusively for independent trailers shall have one toilet, one shower, and one lavatory for each 100 sites or fractional part thereof. (c) Trailer parks constructed and operated for the combined use of dependent and independent trailers shall have the following facilities: (1) One additional toilet shall be provided for each 100 sites or fractional part thereof in excess of 70 sites . (2) Each toilet shall be for the exclusive use of the occupants of the trailer sites in the trailer park . Sites Toilets Sho�vers Lavatories � 2-25� 1 � 1 1 �26-7� `_' ? 2 (3) In every auto and trailer park, shower baths or other bathing facilities with hot and cold running water shall be installed in separate compartments . Every compartment shall be provided with a self-closing door or otherwise equipped with a water proof draw curtain. 2. Laundry Facil.ities . Every trailer park shall be provided with an accessory uti].ity building containing at least one mechanical washing machine or laundry tray equipped with hot and cold running water for every 20 trailer sites or fractional part thereof but in no case shall there be less than two laundry trays in any trailer park . 3 . Bathing or Shower Compartments. The inner face of walls of all bathing or shower compartments shall be finished with cement, concrete, metal, tile or other approved waterproof materials extending 183. � � (Sec. 21-34 (I) (3) ) to a height of not less than six feet above the floor. Floors of shower compartments shall be made of conCrete or other similar impervious material. Floors shall slope to floor drains at the rate of 1/4 inch per foot. J. Maintenance . All required devices or safeguards shall be maintained in good working order. The owner, operator, or lessee of the trailer park or his designated agent shall be responsible for their maintenance. When wash rooms or toilet rooms are installed they must conform with this Code . K. Responsibility - Violations - Operator's Responsibility. When it is evident that there exists, or may exist, a violation of any pertinent regulation the owner, operator, lessee, person in charge of the park, or any other person causing a violation shall immediately disconnect the trailer water supply and sewer connection from the park systems and shall employ such other carrective measures as may be ordered by the Inspector. 5ec. 21- 35. Water Heater Replacement - Permits - Inspections - Bonds and Fees . A. Registration and Bond Required. Any person except a licensed plumber, who engages in the work of WAter Heater Replacement must register with the Plumbing Inspector, City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri , and shall be required to file with the City Clerk, a four (4) year surety bond in the amount of five thousand dollars ($5, 000. 00) , before Special Use Permits can be issued by the Plumbing Inspector. Registration fee will be five dollars ($5. 00) . A11 registrations will expire on the last day of each year and shall be renewable on the first day of each year. B. Special Use Permit Required. Before Water Heater Replacement installation is made, the installer or supplier must procure a permit from the Inspector. C. Permit and Inspection Fees . Permit and inspection fees shall be paid to the City of Cape Girardeau Plumbing Inspector. Water Heater Replacement Permit $ 2. 00 Inspection Fee $ 2 .00 Re-inspection Fee $ 2 .00 184. � � (Sec. 21-35 (D) ) D. Defective Installation. When installation is in violation of this Code, the Inspector will request the violator to make corrections, so as to bring installation within Code requirements . Re-inspection will be made and re-inspection fee must be paid by the installer. E. Violation, Notice of. 1. When the Inspector finds an instal.lation to be in violation of this Code, the violator shall be notified. The notification shall be in writing and shall be delivered to the violator, or his legally authorized representative, or mailed to his last known address. 2. It is a violation of this Code for any person to do any act forbidden or fail to perform any act required in this section, including failure to register or failure to file the required bond. 3. Notification shall not be construed to be a condition of precedent to the commencement of legal action. F. Penalties . Any person violating any provision of this section shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than twenty-five dollars ($25. 00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500 .00) and each day such violation shall continue shall be deemed to be a separate offense. G. Ten (10) Day Notice. Legal action will be directed against violators who do not comply within ten (10) departmental working days after issuance of anotice of a violation. The notice shall be issued to violators by the Plumbing Inspector. H. Single Family Dwellings. Any permit required by the section may be issued to a bona fide owner of a single family dwelling, which is to be occupied exclusively for l.iving purposes, to do any work regulated by this section on the said dwelling and on the condition that the said owner personally purchase all material and perform all labor in connection therewith. I . Materials and Use of Materials . 1. Dissimilar Metals . An insulated fitting (dielectric union) must be installed between any portion of the installation where dissimilar metals connect. 185. � � (5ec. 21-35 (I) (2) ) 2. A compression stop (shut-off) valve must be installed on the cold water supply line of the water heater. 3. Gas and oil-fire water heater must have the fume pipe installed into an adequate vent which terminates above the roof of the building. All fume pipes must be secured by metal screws and appropriate hangers. 4. All gas line connections to the heater must be made with tubing to metal flare type fittings (no sweat solder type fittings shall be approved) or iron pipe and fittings . 5. Minimum requirements for hot water storage tanks . Hot water storage tanks shall comply with the provisions of Section 21-33 (E) of this Code and all other provisions of this Code . 6. Safety Devices . Hot water storage tanks shall comply with the provisions of 5ection 21-33 (E) and all other provisions of this Code. 7. A new temperature and pressure relief valve must be installed in the tank or in the hot water outlet pipe line. Relief valve must be installed no farther than three (3) inches from the hot water outlet of tank. 8 . Temperature and pressure relief valves, when installed in the hot water supply line, must be on run end of the tee fittings , with the supply of water passing through the tee branch of the fittings that supplied the hot water system. 9 . Water heater must be set plumb and all piping must be in straight alignment, as required for good workmanship practices . J. Inspection and Approval Installation. The installer or supplier must contact the Plumbing Inspector and request inspection to be made . K. Failure to request an inspection is a violation of this Code. Sec. 21-36 . Adoption of References . A. All codes , standards, regulations, specifications or other methods of ineasurement or classification of material or processes, set forth in this section, are attached hereto, adopted and made a part of this Code, as if fully set forth herein provided that 186. � � (Sec. 21-36 (A) ) should any conflicts of interpretation or requirements occur between the provisions of any such code, standard, regulation, specification or other method of ineasurement or classification and this Code, then the provisions of this Code shall apply and prevail. One copy of all codes , standards, regulations, specifications or other methods of measurement or classification set forth in this section are filed in the office ot the Plumbing Inspector of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missour B. The following codes, standards, regulations, specifications or other methods of ineasurement or classification of material or processes are, for the purposes of this section, set forth: Z21. 30--1964 USAS Standard. ASA--All9 . 1 - 1963. ASA--All9 . 2 - 1963. USAS--B2. 1 - 1960. U5AS--B31. 1 - 1955 -- B31.1A - 1965 Revised. ASTM--C-425. ASA--Z4. 2 - 1942. ASA--A40 . 4 - 1942 . ASA--A40 .6 - 1943. USAS--A13. 1 - 1959 . USAS--B9 . 1 - 1964. A5TM Specifications-�-D 2239 - Specification for Polythylene (PE) Pipe (SDR-PR) as they apply to Type III, Grade III , Designation Code PE3306. A5TM Specifications D 1248--5pecifications for Polythylene Molding and Extrusion Materials. N5F Commercial Standard No. CS 255. 63. Appendix B of the National Plumbing Code. Section D.3 of Appendix B of the National Plumbing Code. ASSE Standard No. 1003--Water Pressure Reducing Valves for Domestic Water 5upply systems . A5A Requirements for Safety Devices . ASME Requirements for Safety Devices . UL Requirements for Safety Devices . National Board of Boiler Requirements for 5afety Devices. AGA Requirements for Self Closing Combination or Separate Pressure and Temperature Relief Valves . 187. � � (Sec. 21-36 (B) ) National Board of Casualty and Surety Underwriters Requirements for Self Closing Combination or Separate Pressure and Temperature Relief Valves . ASME 5tandards for pomestic Hot Water Heating Tanks . USASI Standards for Energy Cut Off Devices . UL Standards for Energy Cut Off Devices . American Gas Association Standards for Gas Fired Eguipment requiring either water or drainage connections or both. "A Guide for the Design of Sewer Works" of the Division of Health of the State of Missouri . Clay Products Association Requirements for Depth Limits on Pipes in Trenches . American Concrete Pipe Association Requirements for Depth Limits on Pipes in Trenci�es. A5TM Standards for Pipe Sewer Construction. ASTM 5tandards for Manholes. A5TM Standards for Concrete. Commercial Standards Regulation CS-255. Missouri 5tate Health Department Regulations for locations of wells . NFPA 54 - 1964 . ASA Z21. 30 - 1964. 188. � � SECTION B. This entire Plumbing Code shall not be cod�fied as a part of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, but the following shall be and become a part of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri: Section 21-1. Title . This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Plumbing Code of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. " Section 21-2. Declaratiori of Public Neces's'itv. In accordance with Chapter 341, Revised 5tatutes of Missouri 1969 , as amended, it is hereby found and determined that the adoption of a "Plumbing Code" is necessary for the promotion of the public health and safety of the citizens of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, and this Code is enaCted pursuant to the provisions of Section 341.060 RSMo 1969 , as amended. Section 2 1-3. No� codified. The provisions of the Plumbing Code of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 1973, are not made a part of this Code of Ordinances, but are on file in the office of the City Clerk for public inspection at all regular city business hours . 5ECTION C. If any section, subseCtion, sentence, Clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any Court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions hereof. 5ECTION D. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect ten days from and after its passage and approval. PA55ED AND APPROVED THIS y �� DAY OF , 1973 . t� - � �C�--�c-�. MAYOR ATTEST: � . �.,c..�t� ��� CITY CLERK , � CITY MANAGER FORM ORDINANCE NO. �Z1� AN ORDINANCE REPEALING COMMISSION FORM ORDINANCE NOS. 1795, 1797, 2216 , 2407, AND CITY MANAGER FORM ORDINANCE NO. 410 AND CHAPTER 21, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCE5 OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, KNOWN AS THE "PLUMBING CODE", AND ENACTING IN LIEU THEREOF AN ORDINANCE TO BE KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS "THE PLUMBING CODE OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIR.ARDEAU, MISSOURI, 1973" , CONSI5TING OF THE FOLLOWING; ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS, BASIC PLUMBING PRINCIPALS, GENERAL REGULATIONS, MATERIALS, JOINTS AND CONNECTION5, TRAP5 AND CLEANOUTS, INTERCEPTORS, SEPARATORS, AND BACKWATER VALVES, PLUMBING FIXTURES, HANGERS AND SUPPORTS, INDIRECT WASTE PIPING AND 5PECIAL WASTE, WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION, .DRAINAGE SYSTEM, VENTS AND VENTING, STORM DR.AINS, MEDICAL CARE FACILITY PLUMBING EQUIPMENT, TESTS AND MAINTENANCE, SPECIFICATIONS FOR SANITARY SEWERS, 5PECIFICATIONS FOR STORM SEWERS, REGULATIONS GOVERNING INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL, POTABLE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM PUMPS, TRAILER PARK PLUMBING 5TANDARDS, WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT, AND ADOPTION OF REFERENCES; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION .OF THE PROVISIONS THEREOF BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION A. Commission Form Ordinance Nos. 1795, 1797, 2216, and 2407, and City Manager Form Ordinance NO. 410, and Chapter 21 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, known as the "Plumbing Code" of the City of Cape Girardeau, are hereby repealed and there is hereby enacted in lieu thereof an ordinance to be known and designated as "The Plumbing Code of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 1973", consisting of thirty-six (36) sections, to read as follows : COMPLETE ORDINANCE IN LOWER ARAWER , � , �: �� °� �� -, i� . � � ;_ :�. . � _•. �--__ � . :,.�11r