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~~ Section 2. All main or branch vent pipes within the building or structure shall be of-cast iron, lead, galvanized wrought or steel pipe, except that no wrought iron or steel pipe shall be used for vent pipe below the ground or basement floor level, or in buildings over four stories in height. - ARTICLE 12 Section 3. CO^:PTECTIOAJS +dITH SEPTIC TAPdKS. mien a sevrer is not available, drain pipes from buildings shall be connected vrith septic tank of approved design. Section 1~. IJA?IFORP~2 VERTICkL b^tASTES AP?D VEPJTS FOR HIGH BUILUII~1rS. A vertical soil 1 stack or waste pipe and vent stack or vent pipe of uniform diameter may be used in a high building; of four {I~) or more stories =i.n height, provided the fixtures connected thereto be located on floors irimediately above each other. The vent shall be con- nected to the soil stack or vraste pipe by the means of a ~~Y!~ fitting, placed belovr the waste opening for the lowest fixture, the vertical vraste and vent p~.pes shall be extended full size through the roof; or be connected together at least six (6) inches above the r•im of the highest fixtures. The minimum diameter of a vertical vent when serving six (6) unit fixtures shall not be less than three (3) inches in diameter in a building not over seven (7) stories in height and four (1t) inches in diameter in a building over seven (7) stories in height. All offsets or changes in direction in vertical stacks or wastes in high buildings as provided for in this section shall be constructed and installed in a manner so as to have not less than aforty-five (!~5) degree angle. Vlhen a vertical waste pipe line smaller than four !u) inches in diameter, serves fixtures on four (L~) or more floors, then the horizontal line extending from the bass of the waste pipe line to the building drain or soil stack, shall be in- creased to the next size larger. All soil, vraste and vent pipes i.n buildings over four stories in height, shall be of cast iron pipe, or lead pipe. For the number of fixture units permitted on uniform vertical waste and, vent, see the table in Article 12, Section 8. Section 7. P:~'~TERIAL. (a) The house sevrer beginning 5 feet outside of the inner face of the building wall shall be of cast iron or other approved materials; (b) The house drain when undergrol~nd shall be of lead or cast iron; (c) The house drain when above ground shall be of cast iron, galvanized wrought iron or steel, or lead. ARTICLE 17 1 Section 3. 1TJherever water flush toilets are installed outside the sewer district the vrastes from such toilets shall be discharged into an approved 500 gallon septic tank provided vrith adequate facilities for the disposal underground of all effluent from the septic tank, via sub-surface irrigation. Passed by the Common Council this 2 `Lnd day of P~~ rch, 1918 /s/ Henry F. Beistel i .eear er Approved by the mayor this 23rd day of ~~arch, 19It8. /s/ Earl L. ~cPlutt ayor