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ORDINANCE SETTING PLUMBING REGULATIONS
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Any plumber desiring to do business in connection with the City water or sewer districts, shall before receiving license to do so, first file his application for license with the City Inspector of Plumbing, setting forth in writing the name and place of business of himself or his firm, that he expects to do a general plumbing business, carry such stock as is needed in his line, and shall furnish a bond in the sum of one thousand dollars with sufficient sureties to be approved by said Inspector conditioned that he will duly observe all ordinances and regulations which are now and may hereafter be prescribed for the observance of plumbers, and will indemnify and save harmless the City and municipal water, light and sewer districts from all damages and losses that may be sustained by reason of his failure to comply with such rules. Thereupon, if approved, license shall be issued to such application by the City Inspector provided that nothing herein shall prevent apprentices or persons learning the plumber’s trade from working with and under an authorized and licensed plumber who shall be actually engaged in the work himself.
Before undertaking any plumbing work for supplying premises with water, the plumber must obtain a “service permit” from the City. As soon as possible and within 48 hours after the completion of said work, he must return said permit, duly filled out and signed, giving correct location of stop box, and showing the date of the completion of the work.
Each and every house, within three hundred feet of the City sewer, if used or occupied, shall be required to install at least one water closet.
All hotels or private boarding houses where cooking is done, shall be provided with a kitchen sink, fitted up with grease trap of sufficient size to separate grease from water, and to prevent sewer gas from entering the kitchen.
All waste pipes within and to a distance of three feet outside of exterior walls ...
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