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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
Charter of the City of Lake City
193
other and further regulations relating to plumbing
works. All plumbing w’ork must be done in a 193/257
skillful workmanlike and thoroughly sanitary man­
ner and be to the entire satisfaction of the inspec­
tor.
Sec. 17. That all four-inch stacks carried to
the second or higher floor must be extended full
size through the roof. Water closets, such as al­
lowed, shall not be placed more than three feet
horizontal and one and one half feet perpendicular
from a stack. Where two or more such closets are
placed on the same stack, one or more on the
lower and others on the upper floors, the lower
ones shall have two-inch vents carried above all
fixtures. In the case of continued waste and vent
pipe for a sink or basin where a trap can be con­
nected at a distance of not more than one and one
half feet, back air venting may be dispensed with,
but only upon written recommendation of the
inspector approved by Council.

Sec. 18. That where sinks or other greasy
wastes are properly trapped and enter into grease
pipes by a horizontal waste pipe of not more than
ten feet with open air space between, reventing,
with the approval of the inspector, may be dis­
pensed with. In cases where fixtures are on the
first floor, fixtures from the second or other floor
entering into grease trap must in every case be re-
vented. One and one quarter-inch traps and eight
feet of one and one quarter-inch of lead waste
pipe can be used for wash basins only. Waste pipe
for sinks, bathtubs and wash trays must be not
less than one and one half inches; for urinals or
slop sinks not less than two inches. Bathtub and
basin wastes shall enter main stack.

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