20 of 1961 - Amending Title 29 of R.O. - 1955, as amended, relating to the Plumbing Code to the Division of Plumb ROLL CALL Salt Lake City,Utah, Mereh 23 1961
VOTING Aye Nay
I move that the Ordinance he passed.
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AN ORDINANCE
Mr. Chairman
Result
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ALL OF TITLE 29 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt
Lake City, Utah, 1955, as amended, constituting the Plumbing Code of Salt
Lake City, Utah, relating to the Division of Plumbing Inspection, Violations
and Penalty, Licenses and Permits, Inspection, Standards and Regulations,
Plumbing Code Review and Validity, and General Provisions.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION I. That all of Title 29 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City, Utah, 1955, as amended, constituting the Plumbing Code of Salt Lake
City, Utah, relating to the Division of Plumbing Inspection, Violations
and Penalty, Licenses and Permits, Inspection, Standards and Regulations,
Plumbing Code Review and Validity, and General Provisions, be, and the same
hereby is, amended to read as follows:
TITLE 29
PLUMBING CODE
CHAPTER 1
DESIGNATION AND DEFINITIONS
Sec. 29-1-1. DESIGNATION. This ordinance shall be known as the Salt
Lake City Plumbing Code, 1961 Edition.
Sec. 29-1-2. DEFINITIONS. For the interpretation and purpose of this
ordinance, the following words and terms shall be defined as follows:
"Back siphonage prevention device" shall mean a check valve, vacuum
breaker, tail piece with vacuum breaker or other appliance, apparatus or
equipment for prevention of or protection against back siphonage.
"Branch" of any system of piping is that part of the system which
extends horizontal, with or without lateral or vertical extensions, from the
main to receive outlets not directly connected, to the main.
"Building Drain" is that part of the lowest horizontal piping of a
drainage system which receives the discharge from the soil, waste and other
drainage pipes inside the walls of any building, and conveys the discharge
to the building sewer located not less than three feet outside the foundation
walls of the building.
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"Building Sewer" is that part of the piping of a drainage system
extending from the building drain to its connection with the main sewer,
cesspool or septic tank.
"Cesspool" is a pit having porous walls which permit seepage into the
ground.
"Circuit Vent" is a pipe so installed as to vent a series of fixture
traps connected to the same horizontal soil or waste branch.
"Cross Connections" shall mean any installation of hot or cold water
piping or any portion thereof, which is so arranged, connected or installed,
that it will be possible for used, unclean, polluted, or contaminated water,
mixtures or substance, to enter any portion of such piping from any tank,
receptacle, equipment or plumbing fixture by reason of back siphonage by
suction, or any other cause, either during normal use and operation thereof,
or when any such tank, receptacle, equipment or plumbing fixture is flooded.
"Developed Length" of a pipe is its length along the center line of
pipe and fittings.
"Diameter" of a pipe is the interior diameter in all cases except
tubing.
"Fixtures" are receptacles intended to receive and discharge water,
liquid, or water carried wastes, into a drainage system with which they
are connected.
"Indirect Connection" is any waste pipe which discharges into an open
fixture.
"Licensed Apprentice Plumber" is any person who has procured an
apprentice plumbing license and properly registered with the State
Department of Registration in accordance with the requirements of Title 58,
Chapter 18, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended.
"Licensed Journeyman Plumber" is any person who has procured a
Journeyman plumbing license and is properly registered with the State
Department of Registration in accordance with the requirements of Title 58,
Chapter 18, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended.
"Licensed Plumbing Contractor" is any person who has procured a
plumbing contractor license and is properly registered with the State
Department of Registration in accordance with the requirements of Title 58,
Chapter 18, Utah Code Annotated, 1553, as amended.
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"Main" of any horizontal, vertical or continuous piping is that part
of such system which receives the wastes or vents from fixture outlets or
traps, direct or through branch pipes.
"Owner" shall apply to the person in whose name ownership rests.
"Person" shall include any natural person, firm, company, part-
nership, or corporation. Singular shall include plural. Masculine gender
shall include feminine gender.
"Plumbing" shall include the installation, alteration, change, repair,
removal, maintenance and use in buildings or on the premises thereabouts,
of the pipes, fixtures and fittings for bringing in the water supply and
removing liquid and water-carried wastes and every connection discharging
directly or indirectly into the building drainage system and shall include
the water supply distribution pipes, fixtures and fixture traps, the soil,
waste and vent pipes, the building drain, roof drains where installed
inside the walls of a building, settling traps and connections to septic
tanks and cesspools.
It shall also include, in connection with water sprinkling systems
on residential property within the city limits, the installation, alter-
ation, change, repair, removal or maintenance of all pipes and fittings
on the pressure side of the said systems to and including the control
valves for such sprinkling systems.
It shall also include, in connection with installation, alteration,
change, repair, removal, or maintenance of swimming pools within the city
limits which are connected directly or indirectly to the permanent
water supply, all pipes, fixtures and fittings for bringing in the water
supply and for removing of the same, whether the drain lines of said
swimming pools empty by gravity or pump, either directly or indirectly
into the city sewage system.
Further, the definition of "plumbing" shall expressly include, but
not be limited to, the installation of water heaters, water softeners,
waste disposals, automatic dish washers, and automatic washing machines,
connected directly or indirectly to the city sewage system.
"Plumbing Inspector" is any representative of the division of plumbing
inspection duly authorized to make such inspections.
"Plumbing Ordinance" or "This Ordinance" wherever the terms are
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contained herein, shall be construed to mean the plumbing ordinance of
Salt Lake City.
"Roof Drain" is a pipe which conveys the storm water from the roof of
a building.
"Septic Tank" is a watertight receptacle so constructed as to promote
sedimentation and decomposition of sewage.
"Sewage" is any liquid waste containing animal and vegetable wastes
in solution and includes wastes from laboratories and industrial institu-
tions.
"Soil Pipe" is any pipe which conveys the discharge of water closets
with or without the discharge from other fixtures to the building drain.
"Soil Vent" is a pipe which receives the discharge from one or more
water closets and serves as a combined soil and vent pipe.
"Stack" is a general term for a vertical line of soil, waste or
vent piping.
"Trap" is a fitting or device so contructed as to prevent by means
of sufficient water seal passage of foul air or sewer gas through the
trap without materially affecting the flow of sewage or waste water
through it.
"Vent Pipe" is any pipe and fittings so installed as to prevent trap
siphonage and back pressure and to ventilate a drainage system in whole
or in part.
"Waste Pipe" is any pipe which receives the discharge from any fix-
tures other than a water closet and conveys the discharge to a soil pipe
or the building drain.
"Industrial Waste! iG the liquid wastes resulting from the processes
employed in industrial establishments.
CHAPTER 2
DIVISION OF PLUMBING INSPECTION
Sec. 29-2-1. CITY PLUMBING INSPECTOR.
(a) There is hereby created the office of City Plumbing Inspector.
The Said plumbing inspector shall be furnished with assistants and staff
as the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, in its discretion, shall
create. The city plumbing inspector shall have been a licensed journeyman
plumber or plumbing contractor, licensed by the State of Utah or some other
state having comparable licensing provisions, for a period of at least
five years prior to his appointment; or in cases where such a person is
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not available, he shall have had some background in the trade of plumbing
or general building, and shall be familiar with the plumbing laws and
regulations of the state and city. The city plumbing inspector shall be
appointed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City.
(b) The plumbing inspector shall have the following duties:
1 . To determine if all journeymen, apprentices, and plumbing
contractors have complied with state licensing requirements.
2. To require the registration of the names of all journeymen
plumbers, plumbing contractors, and apprentice plumbers annually; (and to
assess a registration fee in the amount of $1 .00 for apprentices, $1 .00
for journeymen, and $5.00 for contractors.)
3. To recommend revocation of license to the State Department
of Business Regulation for cause, and to report to the said State Depart-
ment of Business Regulation all violations of the Salt Lake City plumbing
code by journeymen, apprentices, and plumbing contractors.
4. To issue plumbing permits to licensed and registered plumb-
ing contractors, as above defined, for plumbing work to be done within
Salt Lake City.
5. To inspect all plumbing work conducted within Salt Lake
City as required b the plumbing code, and upon completion of said work,
to certify that such work has been inspected and approved, and authorize
the connection of same to the city water supply or sewage system. The
said inspection and certification shall be recorded on appropriate forms
prepared and furnished by the office of the city plumbing inspector.
6. Where structural conditions are extremely adverse to full
compliance with the plumbing regulations of this plumbing code, the
plumbing inspector may grant special permission to deviate from the regu-
lations, provided that in the judgment of the plumbing inspector such
deviation does not create an unsanitary or unsafe condition and provided
further, that no such deviation shall be allowed in buildings in course
of construction.
Such plumbing inspector shall have the right of entry within
reasonable hours to any building or premise for the purpose of inspection
or to investigate any work or conditions governed by the plumbing code,
and he is hereby empowered to condemn and order repaired, removed, replaced,
or changed, any plumbing found in an insanitary condition or not in
accordance with the plumbing code.
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(c) The City Plumbing Inspector and his assistants shall not in
any way engage in the sale or installation of plumbing equipment upon
which they are required to make inspections hereunder.
CHAPTER 3
VIOLATIONS
Sec. 29-3-1 . VIOLATIONS. PENALTY.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the traee of
plumbing in Salt Lake City without first being duly licensed as a journey-
man plumber, or plumbing contractor, or apprentice plumber with the State
Depart ent of Registration as provided under Title 58, Chapter 18, Utah
Code Annotated, 1953, as amended. Any ordinance conflicting herewith is
hereby modified and amended to the extent necessary to give effect to this
provision.
(b) It shall be unlawful for an apprentice to engage in the trade
of plumbing except he be under the direct supervision of a journeyman
present in the same building or on the premises thereabouts, and be
licensed with the State Department of Registration, as provided under
Title 58, Chapter 18, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended.
(c) It shall be unlawful for any person to connect any plumbing
work to the Salt Lake City Water Supply or sewer system in the absence
of inspection, approval and certification by the city plumbing inspector
as provided in Section 29-2-1 of this Code.
(d) It shall be unlawful for any person to commence any plumbing
work in Salt Lake City without first securing a permit therefor as
hereinafter provided.
(e) It shall be unlawful for any person to violate, or to cause to
be violated, any provision of this plumbing Lode.
(f) Any person violating or causing to be violated any provision
of this ordinance shall , upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine
in any sum less than Two Hundred Ninety-Nine ($299.00) Dollars, or by
imprisonment in the city jail for a period not to exceed six months, or
by both such fine and imprisonment.
(g) Any person regularly employed by an owner or lessee of property,
or his agents, for the sole purpose of operating and maintaining such
property and to make minor repairs thereof, and any owner or lessee of
property shall be exempt from the provisions of this ordinance, when
doing work for which permits are not required.
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(h) It shall be unlawful for any owner, agent or occupant of any
building or premises to fail , neglect, or refuse to repair, remove, re-
place or change within ten days after written notice so to do from the
plumbing inspector any plumbing condemned by such inspector.
CHAPTER 4
LICENSES AND PERMITS
Sec. 29-4-1 . LICENSES. BOND REQUIRED Except as otherwise provided
for in this plumbing code, it shall be unlawful for any person to lay any
service pipe connected or to be connected with the water supply or sewer
system of Salt Lake City, or to do any kind of plumbing work or other
work regulated in this plumbing code, unless such person has secured all
licenses required under the ordinances of Salt Lake City and provides a
bond in the sum of Ten Thousand ($10,000) Dollars, conditioned and subject
to the provisions set forth in Section 41-2-5 of the Revised Ordinances of
Salt Lake City, Utah, 1955. Said bond shall contain a further condition
for the faithful observance of all ordinances, rules and regulations of
Salt Lake City relating to plumbing work and other work as herein regulated,
and shall be renewed on January 1st of each year.
Sec. 29-4-2. PERMITS REQUIRED. Except as otherwise provided by this
ordinance, no plumbing work shall be begun without a permit having first
been obtained therefor from the office of the plumbing inspector and a
permit to do plumbing work shall not be issued to any person other than a
duly licensed plumbing contractor who has registered with the plumbing
inspector as required by this code.
Sec. 29-4-3. PERMITS NOT TRANSFERABLE. It shall be unlawful for
any licensed plumbing contractor to use his license or to allow his license
to be used in any way for the purpose of procuring a permit for any person
other than himself.
Sec. 29-4-4. PERMITS REVOKED OR REFUSED. The plumbing inspector may
revoke a permit issued to any person who fails, neglects or refuses to do
the work thereunder in conformance with this plumbing Lode and a permit to
do other plumbing work may be refused such person during the time he fails
to do such work in conformance with this plumbing code, provided that any
person adversely affected hereunder may appeal to the Board of Commissioners
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of Salt Lake City for a hearing upon such revocation or refusal.
Sec. 29-4-5. PERMITS MUST BE PROCURED BEFORE STARTING WORK. If any
work regulated by this plumbing code for which work a permit is required
is commenced without a permit first having been obtained therefore, double
the permit fee herein prescribed shall be paid by the defaulting party when
the permit is obtained. Payment of any fee mentioned in this section,
however, shall in no way relieve any person of the penalties that may be
imposed for violation of the plumbing code.
Sec. 29-4-6. PERMITS NOT REQUIRED, EXCEPTIONS.
(a) Permits are not required to clean out or remove stoppage from
traps, soil, waste and vent pipes, and/or for repairs or maintenance of
faucets, valves, roof drains and water supply pipes, or extensions thereof;
provided, however, that permits shall be procurred to repair or replace
traps, soil, waste and vent pipes unless waived by the plumbing inspector.
(b) It shall be unlawful for any person other than a duly licensed
plumber to engage in the business of doing the class of work mentioned in
this section in a capacity or status of service to the public and it shall
be unlawful for any person other than a duly licensed plumber to indicate
by the display of any sign or adverisement that he is permitted to engage
in the class of work mentioned in this section, or to serve the public in
any work governed by the plumbing code.
Sec. 29-4-7. EXCEPTIONS. PROPERTY OWNERS. PERMITS REQUIRED. The
provisions of Section 29-3-1 (a) relating to licensing shall not apply to
plumbing work done by a property owner in a building owned and occupied by
him as his home. An owner may install plumbing in a new residence to be
occupied by himself and family, provided he does not at that time own a
residence occupied by himself or his family. Such an owner, however,
shall be required to secure a permit and pay all permit fees otherwise
required by this plumbing code. A permit will be granted for such work
provided such property owner furnishes the plumbing inspector with a com-
plete layout drawing of the proposed work, satisfies the inspector that
he has a working knowledge of the code requirements, pays the necessary
fees, and calls for all inspections as required by this plumbing code.
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Sec 29--4-8 PERMIT FEES. Before a permit sha.0 be Issued, permit
fees a- follows shall be paid to the City Treasurer, provided, that the
mtn:imum permit fee shall in no case be less than $3.00 for each permit
issued:
One fixture roughed-in for or installed or changed in location $3.00
Each additional fixture roughed-in for or installed or changed
in location 2.00
Change or altering or replacement of .soil waste or vent; pipe , 2 00
Each roof drain installed inside building 2.00
Each mechanical refrigeration drain and each air-conditioning
apparatus discharging to the building drainage system . , , 2.00
Electric water heater, 2.00
Water softeners 2.00
Septic tank connections from house 3.00
Pools for roof drains 2.00
Disposal. unit 2.00
Wa-hi.ng machine connections 2.00
DI-hwa^her 2.00
Sec 29-4-9. PERMIT SCOPE LIMITED. When any plumbing work is not
completed by a licensed plumbing contractor under the permit issued to
him for the raid work and the work in question is added to or completed by
one or more licensed plumbers, each licensed plumbing contractor shall pro-
cure a permit co,eri.ng the work he performs.
CHAPTER 5
STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS.
Sec 29-5-1 PLUMBING TESTS REQUIRED. Before the fixtures are con-
nected to the building drainage system a].]. openings shall be closed and the
piping system filled with water, provided that an air test may be applied
In lieu of a water test. The piping system may be tested in sections pro-
ided a water head of 10 feet or more shall be applied in each sectional
test or a uniform air pressure of 15 pounds or more be maintained for 15
minutes or more The air pressure shall be determined by means of a mer-
cury gauge. The entire drainage and vent ,system shall be made water-tight
or air-tight, an the case may be. Any material proven defective shall be
replaced with sound material and the test repeated if deemed necessary by
the plumbing inspector. Roof drains installed within the walls of a build-
ing shall be tested as required for plumbing system. All devices for testing
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purposes shall be furnished by the plumbing contractor.
Sec. 29-5-2. INSPECTION REQUIRED. The water supply distribution
system shall be installed and ready for inspection when inspection of the
drainage and vent system is called for or made. Notice to inspect shall
be given as soon as the installation of the drainage vent and water supply
systems permit. After notice that any such systems are ready for inspection
and the plumbing inspector calls at the place designated to make such in-
spection and finds the work not ready for inspection, he shall collect an
additional inspection fee of $3.00 for each additional inspection required.
All plumbing must have a final inspection after work is completed. Licensed .
plumbers must notify plumbing inspector when work is ready for final in-
spection. Failure to call for final inspection may cause issuing of permits
to be held up.
Sec. 29-5-3. UNLAWFUL TO COVER OR CONCEAL BEFORE INSPECTION APPROVAL.
It shall be unlawful for any person to cover or conceal or cause to be
covered or concealed or in any way render difficult of access for the pur-
pose of inspection any plumbing installation or other work regulated by
this ordinance before such plumbing or other work shall have been inspected
and approved by the plumbing inspector. Such inspector is hereby empowered
to make or cause to be made any such plumbing or other work accessible for
the purpose of inspection without expense to the city or to the plumbing
inspector.
Sec. 29-5-4. FIXTURE MATERIALS. DESIGN. QUALITY. STANDARD. Except
as otherwise herein provided all plumbing fixtures installed must be of a
design and construction approved by the Bureau of Standards of the National
Trade Extension Bureau of the Plumbing and Heating Industries.
Sec. 29-5-5. SECOND-HAND OR USED FIXTURE. The re-installation of any
second-hand or used fixture shall be subject to the approval of the plumb-
ing inspector as to the fitness or sanitary condition of such fixture
for further use.
Sec. 29-5-6. URINAL GUTTER. FLOOR. All floor urinal gutters other
than standard factory-manufactured types shall be made of non-absorbent and
rust-resisting materials. Flushing device efficient to thoroughly flush
and wash all fouled surface shall be provided. The trap, waste pipe and
vent serving such fixture shall be installed accessible for cleaning purposes.
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Sec. 29-5-7. PIPE MATERIALS. All main or branch soil, waste, drain,
vent and water supply pipes within the building shall be cast iron, gal-
vanized wrought iron, lead, brass, copper or steel, provided wrought pipe
shall not be used for soil or waste pipes in or underground.
All cast iron soil pipe and waste pipe and fittings installed in the
"building drain" shall be of a grade herein defined as "Extra Heavy",
except in dwellings up to and including four family units, where service
weight may be used. The weight of service weight pipe shall be prescribed
in the following table:
Per Single Per Double
Size Hub Length Hub Length
2-inch 20 lbs 21 lbs.
3-inch 30 lbs 31 lbs.
4-inch 40 lbs 42 lbs.
5-inch 52 lbs 54 lbs.
6-inch 65 lbs 68 lbs.
The use of the tile or cement pipe for drainage within the walls of
the building shall be limited to subsurface drainage. No tile or cement
building sewer shall be permitted within 5 feet, horizontal measure, from
any building, and every type of porch construction or addition shall be
considered a part of the building. A cast iron building sewer may be
constructed of either service weight or extra heavy weight pipe.
Sec. 29-5-8. SIZE OF SOIL PIPE. Soil pipe which receives the dis-
charge from a water closet shall not be less than 4-inches in diameter and
the number of water closets connected thereto shall be limited to 50. For
more than 50 and not to exceed 80 water closets, soil pipe not less than
5 inches in diameter shall be used; and for more than 80 water closets,
6 -inch pipe shall be used. No increase in any soil pipe which is 4 inches
or more in diameter is required to serve the discharge from additional
fixtures connected thereto other than water closets.
Sec. 29-5-9. WATER CLOSETS. VENTS. No vent pipe other than the
soil stack is required for water closets located 7 feet or less developed
length from the main soil stack or pipe. Water closets located more than
7 feet and not to exceed 15 feet from the main soil pipe or stack shall
be vented with a pipe not less than 2 inches in diameter. Not more than
1 water closet and 3 fixture units midi be served by such 2 inch vent pipe,
which may be installed as "wet" vent. Water closets located more than 15
feet developed length from main soil pipe or stack, shall be provided with
a 3 inch vent stack extending through the roof. Batteries of water closets
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installed in multi-story buildings must be vented ahead of first water
closet and at end of battery by use of circuit vent, except on top floor,
where only the end of battery need by vented. This does not include blow-
out type water closets. Blow-out type water closets must be individually
vented. All building drains must have at least one 4 inch vent extended
through roof, except on single family dwellings where 3 inch vent will be
allowed.
Sec. 29-5-10. FLUSH VALVES, URINALS. WATER CLOSETS. All flush
valves on urinals, toilets or any other type fixture where culinary water
may become polluted, must have an approved type vacuum breaker.
Sec. 29-5-11. WASTE & VENTS. SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS.
(a) On single family dwellings with water closet in basement the
house drain shall be 4-inches to the last water closet. From this point
a 3 inch waste and wet vent will be allowed for tub or shower, basin and
sink, within 36 inches of the stack. All fixtures in the basement must be
separately vented except water closet within 7 feet and floor drain within
15 feet of the main house drain.
(b) 3-inch waste may be used in single family dwellings for two
toilets, provided each fixture trap is protected with a dry vent. The
toilet in basement may be vented with 2 inch, and said vent may be used as
a wet waste and vent for not more than 3 fixture. units.
Sec. 29-5-12. FIXTURE TRAPS PROTECTED. VENTS REQUIRED. Every fixture
trap shall be protected against siphonage and back pressure by means of a
dry vent, a separate or a circuit vent, extending through the roof as herein
provided for vent pipes and the entire drainage system shall be assured of
air circulation by means of such vent pipes, except as otherwise provided
in this code.
Sec. 29-5-13. FIXTURE UNITS. To determine the minimum size of waste
pipe and vent pipe required to serve a maximum number of fixtures, a fix-
ture-unit ratio as prescribed in Table No. 1 shall be employed. The size
of traps for such fixtures shall be as shown in this table.
TABLE NO. 1
Fixture Unit Equivalents
Fixture Min. Min.
Units Size of Diameter Vent
Kind of Fixture Trap Waste Sizes
Inches
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1 Lavatory 1 11 1' 11-
1 Kitchen Sink 2 1- 2 l
1 Drinking Fountain 1 1 1
1 Bath Tub 1 1 l 1---
1 Laundry Tray 1 - 1- 1— 1,
1 Shower Bath Drain 1 1-.�� 1 lI
1 Urinal, small 1 1 1 12
1 Service Sink 2 2 2 2
1 Stall Urinal Floor 2 2 2 2
1 Trough Urinal 2 2 2 2
1 Automatic Washer 11 1' 11- li
l Disposal 2 1-��- 2 if
1 Dish Washer 11 1- 11 1----
1 2-inch Floor Drain 2 2 2 1
1 Pedestal Urinal 3 3 3 3
On all 12- inch sink waste lines installed prior to passage of code,
a dishwasher and food disposer may be added without enlarging pipe size.
Sinks used for other than culinary purposes may use 11 inch waste.
Sec. 29-5-14. SIZE OF WASTE PIPE AND VENT PIPE. The size of waste
pipe and vent pipe shall be independently determined in each case by the
total fixture-units of all fixtures connected thereto as prescribed in
Table No. 2, provided that 14 inch pipe shall not be used to serve any
fixture rated as 12 fixture-unit in Table No. 1.
TABLE NO. 2
Diameter of Number of Permitted Length Permitted
Waste Pipe Fixture Units of Horizontal Length of
and Vent Pipe Allowed, incl. Waste Pipe Vent Pipe
11-inch 1 to 2 20 feet 40 feet
1f-inch 3 to 6 20 feet 50 feet
2 -inch 7 to 12 No limit No limit
22-inch 13 to 24 No limit No limit
3 -inch No limit No limit No limit
Sec. 29-5-15. DISTANCE OF VENT FROM TRAP SEAL. No trap shall be
placed more than 3- feet from its vent. No crown vented traps shall be
installed except in case of replacement or as may be allowed due to
structural conditions.
Sec. 29-5-16. HORIZONTAL VENT PIPE CONNECTIONS. The installation
of horizontal offsets in vent pipes shall be avoided where practicable
to do so. No horizontal vent pipe shall be installed on a level with or
below the maximum water level of the fixture except vent pipe connections
to floor level traps serving bath tubs or similar fixtures. Horizontal
vent offset connections to soil or waste pipes must be made with inverted
sanitary tees and drainage fittings. All horizontal vent pipe connections
shall be as short as practicable and must be installed with a maximum fall
toward the trap, soil or waste pipe.
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Sec. 29-5-17. VENT PIPE TERMINALS. All vent pipes located less than
12 feet from any door or window or ventilator or air-conditioning unit
opening in any building must not terminate less than 2 feet above such
opening. Where the roof is used for purposes other than weather pro-
tection, no vent pipe shall terminate less than 6-feet above the roof.
Sec. 29-5-18. VENT PIPE TERMINALS ADJOINING HIGHER BUILDINGS. In
the event that a new building is built higher than an existing building,
the owner or contractor of the new building shall not locate window or
door openings within 12 feet of an existing vent stack on the lower
building unless the owner or contractor of such new building shall defray
the expense of, or shall make such alterations to conform with this ordin-
ance.
It shall be the duty of the owner of the lower building to make such
alterations therein upon receipt in advance of money or security therefore,
sufficient for the purpose, from the owner or contractor of the higher
building, or to permit at the election of the owner or contractor of the
higher building to make such alterations.
Sec. 29-5-19. WASTE OPENING WITHOUT VENT PROVISION PROHIBITED. No
waste or drainage opening shall be "roughed in" for future use without
providing a proper vent. In every residence building having a basement,
a vent pipe not less than 11 inches in diameter shall be installed when
the plumbing system is being roughed in. Such vent pipe must extend
through the basement ceiling at a convenient point and be accessible for
future use, except where the plumbing system includes a sink or similar
fixture in the basement.
Sec. 29-5-20. LOCAL VENTILATION. A water closet or urinal shall not
be installed or allowed in an unventilated room or compartment or in, a
sleeping room. The room or compartment in which a water closet or a urinal
is located shall have direct communication with the outer air by means of
a window or individual air duct. Such air duct must be not less than 3 x
14 inches, or equal area, and constructed of incombustible material.
Sec. 29-5-21. SANITARY PRECAUTION (WATER CLOSETS). A sink or other
fixture shall be provided as required by the plumbing inspector wherever
a water closet is installed.
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Sec. 29-5-22. DEFECTIVE FIXTURES. All plumbing fixtures shall be
maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. All plumbing fixtures found
defective or in an unsanitary condition shall be made sanitary, replaced,
or removed within ten days upon notice from the plumbing inspector.
Sec. 29-5-23. WORKMANSHIP. Workmanship shall be of such mechanical
efficiency as to accomplish results sought to be obtained by the plumbing
code.
Sec. 29-5-24. DEAD ENDS PROHIBITED. Dead ends are prohibited in the
installation or alteration of any plumbing system. A dead end shall be
construed to mean that part of any soil, waste or building drain not used
for discharging sewage or waste water and not vented and terminated at a
length of 5 feet or more and sealed in any manner.
Sec. 29-5-25. GRADE AND SUPPORT OF PIPING. All piping shall be run
in practicable alignment. All horizontal soil and waste pipes must have
a grade of not less than k-inch fall to the foot and must be supported or
hung in a firm, substantial manner at intervals of 7-feet, except where
fittings or, stack risers need extra support.
Sec. 29-5-26. WATER SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION PIPES. All water supply
distribution pipes must be run in practical alignment, firmly secured
and installed in such a manner as to assure complete drainage of the
entire distribution system. Due care must be exercised to avoid freezing
conditions. Water pipes must not be plastered in or otherwise installed
in an outside wall. Control valves or stop cocks must be placed and
maintained in accessible locations and such valves or cocks must not be
of the metal core type, main service valve in house to be same size as
service entering house. The water supply distribution system shall be
installed and ready for inspection when inspection of the drainage and
vent system is called for or made. All ends in water supply piping must
be reamed full size.
Sec. 29-5-27. CHANGE IN DIRECTION. All changes in direction of
soil, waste and drainage pipes must be made by the appropriate use of
proper degree drainage fittings. Sanitary tees may be used in a vert-
ical,position only. Quarter bends may be used in soil lines where the
change in direction of flow is from horizontal to vertical. Where quarter
bends are used to change from vertical to horizontal such bends must be
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of the extra long turn type. Basin tee prohibited at base of any waste
line, turn to be made by extra long turn type ell and must be protected
with basin tee for clean out to serve both waste and vent.
Sec. 29-5-28. CROSS CONNECTIONS. It shall be unlawful for any
licensed plumber, apprentice, contractor, or any other person either to
install or knowingly allow to be installed any cross connection where
the potable water supply may become contaminated.
Sec. 29-5-29. CAST IRON PIPE. All cast iron pipe and fittings in-
stalled must be sound, smooth, free from cracks, sand holes and other
defects, of a uniform thickness and thoroughly coated inside and outside
while hot with asphaltum or coal tar pitch. All extra heavy cast iron
pipe and fittings shall be marked as such by having the words EXTRA HEAVY
or an abbreviation thereof cast in distinct raised letters and all such
pipe and fittings shall conform to commercial standard C-5-188-59.
Sec. 29-5-30. COPPER WATER PIPE. All copper tube for water piping
above ground shall have a weight of not less than type L, and for water
piping below ground a weight not less than type K. All copper tubing
classifications designated in this code shall be in accordance with
specifications of the Copper and Brass Research Association.
Sec. 29-5-31. COPPER DRAINAGE AND VENT PIPE. Copper tube for above
ground drainage and vent piping shall have a weight of not less than that
of copper drainage tube type DWV for dwellings up to and including a four-
plex. Copper tube for above ground drainage and vent piping• for dwellings
larger than a fourplex, and for all commercial or industrial buildings,
shall have a weight of not less then that of copper tube type M. Only ap-
proved copper drainage fitting permitted.
Sec. 29-5-32. LEAD PIPE. All lead pipe shall be of best quality drawn
pipe and all soil and waste pipe, factory bends and traps included, shall
weigh not less per linear foot than prescribed in Table No. 3,
TABLE NO. 3
Diameter of Weight
Lead Pipe Per. Foot
11-inch 2; Pounds
l -inch . . . 3 Pounds
2 -inch • 1�. Pounds
3 -inch 6 Pounds
4 -inch 8 Pounds
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Sec. 29-5-33. DRAINAGE FITTINGS, THREADED. All threaded drainage
fittings used in connection with soil and waste pipes shall be of the
recessed type, or standard weight and dimensions, galvanized or coated
with coal tar pitch or asphaltum, provided short turn 90-degree ells
shall not be installed with any waste line, and provided further, all 90-
degree ells used in any sink waste line must be of extra long turn type,
measuring at least 4u inches end to center, except where the sink trap is
connected to a branch arm extension.
Sec. 29-5-34. MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS. All malleable iron fittings
used in soil, waste, vent and water supply pipes shall be galvanized.
Sec. 29-5-35. FERRULES, SOLDERING NIPPLES AND BUSHINGS. All caulking
ferrules, soldering nipples and bushings shall be of best quality heavy
cast brass.
Sec. 29-5-36. CAULKED JOINTS. All caulked joints shall be made of
pure lead and oakum or redwood wedge pabking. The lead shall be not less
than one-inch deep and well caulked.
Sec. 29-5-37, SCREW JOINTS. All screw joints in wrought pipe shall
be standard screw joints and every end in drainage, soil, waste, vent and
water supply shall be reamed full size.
Sec. 29-5-38. CAST IRON JOINTS. Cast Iron Joints shall be either
caulked joints or screw joints made in the approved manner.
Sec. 29-5-39. WROUGHT PIPE OR BRASS PIPE TO CAST IRON. Connection
between wrought pipe or brass pipe to cast iron pipe shall be caulked or
screw joints. In case of reduced connection, a tapped reducer having a
wall thickness of not less than .1-inch shall be used. The use of clean-
out bodies for this type of connection is prohibited.
Sec. 29-5-40. LEAD PIPE. WIPED JOINTS. Joints in lead pipe or
between lead pipe and brass or copper pipe, ferrules, or soldering nip-
ples, shall be full-wiped joint.
Sec. 29-5-41. LEAD PIPE TO CAST IRON OR WROUGHT PIPE. Brass fer-
rules or soldering nipples shall be used in making joints between lead
pipe and iron pipe.
Sec. 29-5-42. SLIP JOINTS. All slip joints in waste, vent, water pipe
and flush pipe shall be permanently exposed and accessible.
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Sec. 29-5-43. WATER-CLOSET, PEDESTAL URINAL. TRAP STANDARD SERVICE
SINKS.
Connections to cast iron pipe shall be made by means of a heavy cast
brass flange securely soldered to lead pipe and bolted to the fixture with
brass bolts; provided, however, that cast iron soil pipe and flanges may
be used in lieu of lead pipe and brass flanges to connect toilet bowls,
pedestal urinals and trap standard service sinks; and further provided
that where toilets are "roughed in" for future use a hub sealed with a cast
iron plug must extend through the finished floor. A heavy cast brass or
iron flange shall be used in connection with screw pipe. Pure linseed oil
putty or other approved material must be used to assure a water-tight
joint between flange and fixture.
Sec. 29-5-44. TRAPS. WHERE REQUIRED. Every fixture shall be separa-
tely trapped with a water seal trap placed as near the fixture as practic-
able, except that, set of two laundry trays or two dental cuspidors may be
served with one trap. All fixture traps shall be installed in a firm,
substantial manner and maintained accessible.
Sec. 29-5-45. TRAPS, KINDS. Traps for bathtubs, lavatories, sinks,
and similar fixtures, shall be of not less than 17 gauge brass, cast iron,
lead or malleable iron galvanized or procelain enameled and shall be so
constructed as to retain a water-seal of at least three inches in depth.
No form of trap which depends for its seal upon the action of movable
parts or concealed interior partitions shall be used, except traps formed
integral in urinal or water closet bowls, drinking fountains or other
fixtures.
Sec. 29-5-46. DRUM TRAPS. All cast iron drum traps installed shall
be of the three-opening type, except where such traps are installed with
a vertical vent and waste. Drum traps must not be installed inverted,
except by express permission. Covers must be brass, finished or chrome
where exposed, and shall measure at least 41-inches across top, with hex
head at least 3/8-inches high by l,—,-inches, top not less than 3/32-inches
thick, and must have at least three threads.
Rough brass measure of cover shall be at least 4 inches across top,
3/16-inches thick, with hex hear' -inch high by 1 inch. Cover must have at
least three threads.
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In finished basements where waste pipe is concealed a clean-out must
by left in vent located in access door for tub, and be accessible. Access
door must be left in partition at over-rim fixture end of all built-in
bathtubs, minimum to be 12 inches by 24 inches.
Sec. 29-5-47. "P" TRAPS. BATHTUBS. Bathtubs may be connected with
"P" traps, provided that where the bottom of such trap is not accessible
it shall have a clean-out in the crown of the trap. All "P" traps in-
stalled shall be of the open-pattern type.
Sec. 29-5-48. GREASE TRAPS. Grease traps shall be so constructed as
to intercept and clarify* greasy waste water to the extent that the drain-
age system and the public sewer system will be protected against grease
corrosion. The size, capacity and construction of grease traps shall be
and in accordance with the foilowin table.
subject to approval of the plumbing inspector, / Sinks, dishwasher mach-
ines and other similar fixtures in restaurants, hotels, boarding houses,
bakeries, ice cream factories or other places where an unusual amount of
greasy waste water is discharged into a public sewer system shall be con-
nected with grease traps. All grease traps shall be maintained in such
condition as to effectively serve the purpose intended, and must be in-
stalled in an accessible location.
Total No. Grease Retention Required Rate
Fixtures Capacity - Pounds of Flow
1 18 9 Gallons
2 28 14 Gallons
3 40 20 Gallons
4 50 25 Gallons
A two-compartment sink shall be considered one fixture. No water-
jacketed grease trap or interceptor shall be approved or installed..
Sec. 29-5-49. FLOOR DRAIN'TRAPS. BACK-WATER VALVE. All floor
drain traps installed in basement floors or in the ground floors of
buildings, shall be equipped with a back-water valve of brass or bronze
metal and such valve shall be accessible for repairs or replacement by
means of a threaded cast brass clean-out plug finished flush with the floor.
All such traps must have a water seal of at least 4-inches. All such traps
installed more than 15-feet or with over a 4-foot rise from the building
drain shall be vented and the diameter of such vent pipe must be at least
l; inches, provided, that more than one such trap installed on the same
waste pipe shall be vented by means of a vent not less than 2 inches i.n
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diameter installed from the end of such waste pipe and continued through
the roof in accordance with vent regulations.
Sec. 29-5-50. SHOWER-BATH TRAPS. VENTS. LEAD SAFETY PAN. Every
shower-bath trap installed shall be vented. More than one shower trap in
battery formation on the same horizontal waste branch may be vented by
means of a single combined waste and vent pipe, provided such combined waste
and vent pipe shall not be less than 2 inches in diameter. All shower
traps installed in any floor other than a basement floor shall be of the
dual drainage type and fitted with a lead safety pan of a weight not less
than 3 pounds per square foot. Such pan must cover the entire floor of the
shower stall and extend up the walls of the stall at least 6 inches, and
such pan must be coated on both sides with asphaltum or coal tar pitch.
Approved composition pans may be used in place of lead. Shower traps lo-
cated in a basement floor shall be installed as required in this code
for floor drain traps.
Prefabricated shower cabinets of approved type may be installed in
basement provided they are wasted into an approved back-water floor drain
with hub opening in floor drain above water-seal of trap and must be trapped
at cabinet.
Prefabricated shower cabinets above basement must have a base of pre-
cast stone, cement aggregates, or similar materials, and must be reinforced,
base to extend 6 inches above floor and be water-tight. Steel cabinets
must be galvanized and bonderized and high temperature baked-on synthetic
enamel or equal.
Sec. 29-5-51. PIPE CLEAN-OUTS. Clean-outs shall not be less in size
than the pipe served up to and including 4 inch pipe clean-outs for screw
pipe, and fittings shall be heavy cast brass plugs with a solid wrench
shoulder not less than 1 inch thick and 1 inch high. Clean-outs for
caulked pipe shall be separate fittings and the body of such clean-outs
shall be not less than t inch thick. The plug for such clean-out body
must be of cast brass at least 3/16 inch thick with standard threads and
a wrench shoulder as above described. All clean-out plugs must be made
water-tight without the use of any substance which renders the plug dif-
ficult to remove. Clean-outs shall be installed in the building drainage
system at all right-angle or 90 degree change in direction and at the end
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of all horizontal lines of soil, waste and drain pipes, except concealed
short branches which do not exceed 15 feet developed length, provided
every change in direction is made by the appropriate use of 45 degree,
60 degree, or LONG SWEEP 90 degree fittings, and provided further that
the location and number of clean-outs required in each installation of
soil, waste and vent pipes shall be subject to the approval of the
plumbing inspector.
Sec. 29-5-52. SEPTIC TANKS. Every septic tank, cesspool, or privy
vault installed, the location of such tanks and the disposal of the dis-
charge therefrom, shall be subject to the approval of the Sanitary Div-
ision of the Board of Health pertaining thereto.
Sec. 29-5-53. CESSPOOLS, CONSTRUCTION, LOCATION. Every cesspool,
septic tank, or privy vault, shall be constructed in accordance with the
rules and regulations promulgated by the Board of Health pertaining
thereto.
Sec. 29-5-54. SETTLING TRAPS. All auto wash racks, garages, stores,
or warehouses containing inflammable substances, car barns, buildings for
stabling or keeping of horses, cows and other animals, dairy products or
plants using milk or processing milk products, laundry or dry cleaning or
similar establishments, high-pressure boiler and heating plants, must
install traps or settling tanks of a contruction approved by the Salt
Lake City Engineer.
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The outlet pipe from settling traps which are located more than 15-
feet from the building drain or from the building sewer shall be provided
with a 4-inch vent stack.
Settling traps used in ice cream factories, dairies, or other places
where needed, shall be vented at top of both compartments.
Sec. 29-5-55. INDUSTRIAL WASTES. Industrial waste systems shall be
installed with the approval of the department having prisdiction over such
wastes.
Sec. 29-5-56. DIRECT CONNECTIONS REQUIRED. Except as otherwise pro-
vided by this code, every plumbing fixture installed shall be connected
direct to the building drainage system.
Sec. 29-5-57. SODA FOUNTAINS, COUNTER CONNECTIONS, INDIRECT. Soda
fountains or other similar counter connections shall not connect directly
to any building drainage system. The waste pipe from counter fixture
opening shall discharge into a properly trapped and vented sink placed and
maintained in an accessible location and fitted with a 4-inch mesh metal
screen supported at least 2-inches above the bottoms of the sink. Such
sink must be at least 12-inches in depth unless otherwise determined by
the plumbing inspector. The waste pipe serving a soda fountain or counter
connection must not be less than i-g-inches in diameter; provided, however,
that such waste pipe shall be increased in diameter where required by the
plumbing inspector. Recessed drainage fittings must be used throughout
the main waste pipe and branches and the same shall be provided with
sufficient clean-outs. Such waste pipes shall be trapped and vented to an
extent determined by plumbing inspector. Open fixtures shall not be in-
stalled in room with water closets or urinals. All waste pipes to open
fixture must terminate at least 2- inches above flood level of fixture, and
such fixture must be provided with cold water faucet for cleaning.
Sec. 29-5-58. PUBLIC TOILETS. In public, commercial, or industrial
buildings there shall be at least one water closet for every 15 persons
employed in or occupying the building. Where both male and female use the
premises of a building, there shall be separate toilet rooms for each..
Elongated toilet bowls and open frorL seats must be installed in all
public toilet rooms.
Sec. 29-5-59. ROOF DRAINS. Pools for roof drains must be approved
and inspected and must be at least 10 feet from any foundation or. footing
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of building. Sides shall be rocked up and top shall be of reinforced con-
crete at least 6-inches thick. Sides of pool shall be concrete block.
Pool shall be sized to take care of roof being served.
Sec. 29-5-60. REFRIGERATOR, ICE BOX DRAIN, INDIRECT CONNECTION. A
waste pipe, receiving the drainage from a refrigerator, ice box or similar
fixture where food is stored, except mechanical refrigeration, shall empty
into an open sink that is properly supplied with water, connected, trapped
and vented. No ind .Y'ect waste pipe shall empty into a fixture located in
a room or compartment where a water-closet or a urinal is installed.
No drain of any kind will be allowed inside of a walk-in refrigerator
used for food storage.
Sec. 29-5-61. CLOTHES WASHERS. Domestic clothes washers may dis-
charge (over the rim) into laundry trays or other receptor, or into a
stand pipe trapped and vented.
When a stand pipe is installed as a receptor for the waste from any
appliance, both the stand pipe and the trap must be accessable and must
be at least 11-inches in diameter. Cast iron "P" traps or drum receptors
may be used. Each such stand pipe receptor must,erminate at an exposed
location immediately adjacent to and in the same room and extend at least
6-inches above possible water level in the appliance or in any fixture
to which it it connected. If "P" traps are installed in walls, access
door panels will be required.
Sec. 29-5-62. DISHWASHERS, DOMESTIC.
(a) Gravity-type dishwashers (those having no discharge pump) must
be directly connected to a trap independent of any other plumbing fixture.
(b) Pump-type dishwashers may be directly connected to trap or dis-
charge across a fixed air gap or broken connection into a single, or double
compartment sink (over the rim), or into the inlet side (top or head) of
an approved food waste disposal unit.
Sec. 29-5-63. DRINKING FOUNTAINS. Drinking fountains may be in-
stalled on a direct connection by means of one pipe serving as a com-
bined waste and vent provided no fixtures other than drinking fountains
are connected thereto and every fountain is separately trapped.
Sec. 29-5-64. PROHIBITED JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS. No trap or con-
trivance of any kind which prevents free ventilation from the sewer and
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throughout the entire course of the drainage system shall be allowed.
A disposer or kitchen sink must not be connected to same waste pipe
where a bathtub or washing machine is connected on the same floor. No'
commercial or industrial disposer will be permitted.
Except flange or ground joint solder unions, the use of unions in
soil, waste or vent pipes is prohibited.
The use of quarter bends with heel inlet is prohibited except where
the heel inlet is installed in a vertical position.
Soil, waste or vent pipes shall not be used as roof drains, nor shall
roof drains be used as oil, waste or vent pipes.
In no case shall roof drains connect with the public sanitary sewer
system.
Offset fitting may be used only in vertical lines of soil waste and
vent pipes and such fitting shall not exceed a 6 inch offset.
No saddle hubs or bands shall be used in connection with drainage or
vent pipes.
The use of couplings in soil or waste pipe shall be avoided, but
where necessary the recessed drainage type shall be used.
Double hub-fittings shall not be installed except in vent stacks.
Wood plugs shall not be used to support plumbing; work on fixtures.
No close pattern "P" traps shall be used.
Sec. 29-5-65. CENTER OF ROOM PLUMBING.In Laboratory rooms and other
places where sinks are located at center of room and only a dwarf partition
between sinks, where vent pipe in center of room would not be desirable,
in order to protect traps against self-siphona„e, the waste size must be
two pipe sizes larger than individual sink connection required, and vent
continue to partition. Where convenient, a small fixture should waste
into line after turning to vertical to keep vent line open, and vent must
be protected with clean-out.
CHAPTER 6
CODE REVIEW AND VALIDITY
Sec. 29-6-1. CODE REVIEW MANDATORY. This code shall be reviewed not
less frequently than once every two years by the plumbing inspector and
such other parties as the inspection department shall deem advisable, pro-
vided, however, that where possible he shall meet with other plumbing
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inspectors of other political subdivisions of the state, together with re-
presentatives of the trade, for the purpose of keeping the code up to date
with research and technical advancements as these things may apply to
sanitary installations.
Sec. 29-6-2. VALIDITY. If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause
or phrase of this chapter is, for any reason, held to be unconstitutional,
such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of
Code
this Plumbing. / The Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City hereby declares
that it would have passed this chapter and each section, sub-section, sen-
tence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or
more sub-sections, sentences, clausesor phrases be declared unconstitutional.
SECTION 2. In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake
City, Utah, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the in-
habitants of Salt Lake City, Utah, that this ordinance become effective
immediately.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first publication.
Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah, this
23rd day of March , 19 61
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ic,(JvivitAkci, 1 e.• der
(SEAL)
BILL NO. 20 of 1961
Published April 7, 1961
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Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF UTAH,
ss.
County of Salt Lake
D. M. Ockey
Being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is legal advertising
clerk of the DESERET NEWS AND SALT LAKE TELE-
GRAM, a daily (except Sunday) newspaper printed in the Eng-
lish language with general circulation in Utah, and published in
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, in the State of Utah.
That the legal notice of which a copy is attached hereto
Salt Lake City Bill No. 20 of 1961.
An Ordinance relating to the Division
of Plumbing Inspection, Violations and
Penalty.
was published in said newspaper on April 7, 1961.
/f
;r' /rr r .,
Legal Advertising Clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this llth day of
April. AD. 1961
Notary Public
My Commission Expires
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d [I I d the walls f building.performs. mane
,f the discharge t thebuilding located t less CHAPTERS i dnai Sece fit Ott d
than three feet outside t1 foundation It 1 thebuilding. STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS Sec.295 It L O PIPE.All e d Sipe shaft be n bean traps
Il td 5 M f thePI f d 't S 29 51 PLUMBING TESTS REQUIRED.Before the fixtures drawn And u 1 no and e t plea, factory bends and trans
extending f 11 b Mat dram t it. drainage 1 led to the building drainaget. all openings hell be included.�n hell glen t lees per linear Soot than prescribed 1,1
scone closed d the pnnnng system tilled with t provided that an.Ir'ble No :I,
( cesspool
1 I It having tank.P ll 1-.h -t seepagetest Say be applied in lieu f a f test.The i Dining system TABLE NO D
b tested in sections provided a t Sr d f le feet or more Diameter pf Weicht •
Into h"Circuit l ground. P" installed 1 t E£- h ll b npllod in each chnnal test uniform air Pi 111i f Lead Pie Pet Fapt l
t t Ld 11 hn t '1 rs at'cold
h IS d ' r Sr m ntamed for 15 +notes or mo C�I'Rce of
14 Inch 2'/Pounds',
C I. _r h 11 .t o t'n of hot or c ld u tiered
o e m m r 1,x elt 3'/z Pounds_
water 't thereof,which .need connected e shall De deternllnetl by means of n mere rs gauge. The 2 -Melt 4 Founds '
or t 11 d that it itl b possible f used. lean Polluted, entire s the ae and vent system shall be made wefecti eht be 11nm
m'xtuies nn °r tight.as the case may be.Any material prove.defective shall abe 3 -Ina! a Pounds
contaminated water. subs[ to enter any portion of replaced with sound material and the test repeated It deemed Sec 4 Inch. __- ____ 8 Pounds
such
opining from any
lctank,eeeptabble,a ant or Dr•1hebins fix-s by the plumbing inspector. Roof drains installed within the drains6CS Bitting%DRct InAOEnec con wit{1 lit II<I d EDate millet shall
1 substance...,
a'lls of a buiding shall be tested as required for plumbig system.be f the r se,i Ely„. „,,,rdord wit
d dhnonsfone,galwan-
either duriltnete mat uses+and oneratlon suction,
eofr'u eyhen n sect+Alntdraetors for testing purposes shall furnished by the Plumbing•)redoa ed lth alr ter pitch r e hallwn, provided shorirt',
apir, ces tacleo quipmen o lumbing fixture is flooded.YC CO Sec 20- t t or rir Its hall of be Installed sulpha]
any to line, d'
"Developed Length" of ar pipe is its length along the center 5 f.INSPECTION REQUIRED.The water stand..distrlbu-,vcovfd0- forth¢ all shall
not
ells used it a y Ink vast[ tin C'
line f pine and fittings, Lion 00 the
'hall be installed and ready
for inspection when 1n„pe°- , e
"Diameter of a Pipe is the interior diameter in all cases except thin of the drainage and vent system i called for Or de Notice must be of ctra long turn type, n urine at connected to
Mena end)
tubing. to insneet shall be given a soonas the installation of the dralnageiao Ceiwl,r, lxeept where the. Ink trap is connected to a branch �,1
Fixtures" entailed Ineertded to r esig end discharge e t d water applly 5,ystemsprmit.Alter n lice that r uch g C torr
which liquid,o rtetl sva Les,lob a drainage brs[em with is stems are Cadvu for '"ptuectlon a a the lumbfa8 lnsnector calls Scc.20�5-J4. MALLa ABLE IRON FITTING�. Alt alleahle Iron
which ire .t'o neetectrtl, albe place designated to a e uch crg`'ion ntl fmtlg thew 'e'.1.. ed in loll),w see, Cnt and wafer pn1Y pipes hall be
••Indirect Connection"is qnv waste nme which tlischace II Into loot dy for inepecllon.he halts llect addltlmsnt Inepectfen 1!e'8aly anizpd.
t fixture, f,?P0 Eor each adtlltional inspe iT'mrolgrIti All plumbing u t Sec. ll caulking
l FERRULES,SOLDERING led NIPPLES AND IIUSH-
nr apprenscd Aummbing Plumber"Is a Person who has Procured have a Vital i nibition after work a co plated.Licensed lumb,rs INGS. All c ullrlrlR ferrules.soldering nipples ntl bushings shell
apprentice plumbing license and n n»lv otcplglrred with thc must notl[v lumbing inspector when work is ready for flogI In-be f beet tltr heavy t bra TgS
Slate Dengrtme t of Registration proverb,
with the u npectlon. Failure to Call a for final Inspection may cause issuing of jmndeeCf Pure-31endCAd,H kumfor JOINTS.
d11wedglenCd king9 The lleatl
eels f Title 58. Chapter 18, Utah CCCode Annotated. 1953,ryas r its to be hot, Y n o re v
a ended. Sec. 219.5.3. UNLAWFUI, TO COVER OR CONCEAL HpFORE I snaiis be t less li»u a-fuel✓deep one well Iked.
'•Licensed Journeyman Plumber"is am herso who as 1neenred INSPECTION APPROVAL.It shall be unlawful for any person to ec.gB--6,l, ' SCREWnJOINTS. All s leN'in w hivnt, -.
n inurne.vman plumbing license and is properly registered vith the c 1 c to be c ¢redo oncealod o ,„ „!shall be tandord s 10 is end a in.in drainage,soft, ate,
Slate Dnpxrtment i Ac¢Islratton to a artlance h he r r evderotllfii Tit of ac ss£or the u rf inspeefion a in tsimbin8'v laid ter"Mr
shall b¢ ttril Cull Ise. i
men is of nsed So,Chaplet 18,Utah Cotle Amtofased, in s ended l smb,t10 o err for e datednbv this esP'r trd a defore such Scc. Iked lotin r IRON olntl teoo Cast ironed shall DC 1
'Licensed Plumhing Contractor". who has nm d pju to or other week shall have been la hereby and approved
erie date anther Ca Iked Joints r1l In1nt5 de lion d
4»ne"Ti g c°ir-o?'license and is nPelvoreIT ed svihuth°Ibv the nlumbine'nspeccor.Such in pector i Sec.29 5-39. WROUGHT PIPE OA BRASS PtPE TOOCA5T 1P.0*'
iate De tarhncut E RCgish anon m„a+ordance tli the 1 r- eke or cause to be map nv u h nlumbinu Or other wnrkoac <siWe Connection between wrought Vine brass pine to cast it
meals of Titlr net Chanter 12,Utah Code Annotated,1953,a ended for the p !Ise fin etlmi without expe se to the city or to the shall be caulked screw Joints. In as f reduced tut iron
lintel!'
'Mahn"of 1y horizontal,vertical o continuous pining a' that piumb:n 8 ill nspector•. sn tanned reducer or
well thickness C of of less than n'/ea-inch.
Part of such system which receives the or
o vents from fixture Sec,28-5-0.FIXTURE MATERIALS.DESIGN.QUALITY.STAND. hall be ed. The use of clean-out bodies for ihts type of connection
0 u'.lc.,r,l ons1. Ire+:or t't n�iah branch pipet. ARD. Except otherwise herein nr0vided if aI whl a fixtures Is y hlbltetl.
"Owner"shall apply to the person in whose name ownership Inhee00 [be of design a d on s Et,l0n 00 v d Dr ISa Scc 29.5-00. LEAD PIPE.Wr PEor JOINTS. Joints in)god n n
rests, Bureau of Standards t the Natlonet Trade ExteneionpBhreau of the o between lead yr➢e d brasscorner pl»e,terrines,or ldertng tb
'Person"shall Include rdo natural person,firm,r.tun»01 Dare,plu See d B ECON Industries nipples, hall 1e LEAwlP I lolnt. of
Li
°'slay m corporation.�Sf 1 gen shall include plural. Masculine' See Zan y.second-hand
SECOND-HAND used
USED FIXTURE. The Instal- Sec.29U5-01. LEAD?IRE TO CAST IRON OR WROUGHT 1 p1 of
gel,r'Pr'shad iet�lush r Ire ne gender. change,lotion al e o tl-hand r wed fixture to shall be srrborcts n sthe anitary,'"iweCn rlulds nlDeE Rlndrdltoh loPeea shell be used 1n Making lolnis pr
'Plumbing" shall Include the fIII h;oaaon, alteration, al of vtthe urh lumbing inspector as to the fibers r a itm'vl ¢¢ yy
nn lr,:e, s nag and u r buildings o the p miles oondttion of ch fixture Eor further Sec.29-9-42.SLIP Jti]NTS.All ally]Dints it xte,vein,water)
thereabouts,of the pines.II,
and fittings for bringing 1n the Sec 2..5-5. URINAL GUTTER, FLOOR. All floor n'Inal g tters'mre end 11uph ripe hn11 be tiv aided d cc ible.w
w slay s n000110nddischaraitr¢d actor nor indlrectlyrr litlito the°5bu�ld-aches 1ha:t taan 0001etory-man factuxed types shall be m de el STANDARD 5SEllVICATSINES.SConnections S to cash IronIA➢1Ae shall µ,
-bsorbent d v to to tine feria].`, FlltsbtnIt device efficient off
n�iii s,rf ztuec v Ynndnfiriureiail include
the
il,waster and
distribution "'thoroughly waste
and w sh gel=foUted'sin-face shad be o o ided.lbo]°snap lVc sndnb0lled toCthc Wxatubra`vltttabgrosssEholls'•vpr?,,,ed d,rL
bulldin;; drain,lord mains where installed ins'e the walls of the The
tape le and vent s such fixture hall De installed however.that ea t iron soil➢IPe and flanges Y be ed n lieu to
bullrmne.s^ttinr tea+s rod connections to septic 1 tanks and cesspools. c. for tanning purposes v of lead pip and brass fleanges to connect toilet bowls. dental p
3ecv 295-an PIPEa r su0ERtAPin AllC air branch loll.waste,v pals a tl shah at_snuscd rvlae slies:waml further S rovid Pd that po
Il rhres also isc you to connection tto y to a install i 'd t d t pia roes [h the building shell be waste toilets are' ehltl In fou future s hub rated eti a
t residential p t h1 the 't ,0 she 'nowes o t galvanized a wrought lead. r cePteerh o I of rest loon pica must extend lhr00ali the osnlehod floor. A l eeVt'Eo
I s h 1 maintenance f p the
lit P -h'!1 rt be tined f -I - r
fittings the 11 OE the I t toadincluding tli j d d st blocs iron flvn8e shall be used a co colon mosh r ,ortin
controy valves f such sprinkling stems A17 t 1 and waste pip,and fittingstatted In PurU 1l nsee+l oa ley r other a»moved matetlal usl be errscd t •
It shall 1 include, with Installation.alteration,!the drain"shall be o a grade herein defined a 'F.xtralass iertfEEhi lot between flange tl fi>tue le
change,r'nair,removal.ormaintenance of sw pools Otto heavy.'except i dwellings up to and including four family units, eta aely trapped w. W aEwa AEs al tra placed
fast Sea shalt
the City limits whnich a connected directly rm indirectly to the lsvhera vice weight y be d. The weight a service weight'II separately eabiewith ter seal trap laced r the t
Permanent water strnply,call ines,fixtures and ofittings for bringing 1pihe shell service
prescribed may
the used.
table: Identae tt 11tt actleable.es r that set of Iwo laundry trans s two
the water supply and for removing p f the same, whether.the Far Seal! Foy Doubic dental cusnitlurs r 1vv De served with one Iran. All nelotd trans hall Di
is
n the
Imes of saio vimmina pooliv le by le ilr or puma,either Silo HUD Lenelh Hub L, I be iSeC.a r firm, DstaIND n ncr'a tl mtaecd a Bible. St
dlr'C O'ao r i directly Into the av sewage ;stem. 2-,Sch 201be' 211be' Sec. 2B-546. TRAPS. HINDS.Ot on 4m'bathtubs. lavgtorles,
FeII vo the.definition o["plumbing"shall lei t. she lr emir,but 3-inch 201bs __211bs. cl'tks.end similar fixtures,shall be f not less rth➢eel'!0aue1e Drnrs,fe
es
not he lhnfted to,the installation of water heaters,water softeners, 4-inch 4a ibs _ .._421bs. cast Iran.lend constructed
a Iron retain
wazed a porcelain red
waste disposals, automatic dish washer's, and automatic washing S.inch _________ 5216s 54Ibs. and shall bC so ronsteuetetl as t0 i fain ler.seel f L least three SI
mchea In depth.No term of era»which depends for its seal the •
machines, ailed directly or Indirect to the city sewage system. 6-inch 651Ds 681bs. on m.
C 'I s,biagn,tweet," i any representatives f the division f The u of the tBe o ce t ulna for drainage within the anal action
pt Otranls formted or concealed
lln durlhal for watehrl Close shall wise
Plnmlting Inspection duly authorized to m ke such inspections. of the bus ltdl shalt be rlimlted to bsurface d.singes. No file o drinkin4 fnuntatns lhrr tlxtures. Li
PltnlneldghcOrdinance'
i c'1n a hell or
construedThi ° 'tpaeCQan wherever
dl9 cement building sewer hall be rmltted within 5 facts hotrizontal Sec.a9-546.DIt'A TRAPS.All east iron drum traps installed at
tut ,from y building.and every tine f porch construction shall be f the theeoop Ing typal,except where such traps are in-
are f Salt Lake Cif. me 1CLI n irsrC shxll be onc11:1,1 a Dart f the buieeinw.i it Least i !stalled with !rtical e t gntl sale.Drum traps use not 6e fn-5
ttmncrReeE digit"fa pin!which conveys the storm water fl'Om bvlltlin8 se av be constructed of either serer a ght or euthaatalled a t'ICtls cent by a Sleds rmissoon. Covers m t be br
t lie r of t bull dines h,avv av",hrplVe brans,flntehld o hrome v11aro x s de and shall a is least Pr
'.Septic Tat11:'• "s tertight receptacle s nsh'ucted as to Scc 29-b-9. aIZE of SOl7.PIPE. Soil n e hick °styes lbe,4y.lnches a ton. 1th hex hcetl tit least!'-soothes ahlrlh Av 1'/r�
promote gCdhgtnt»nlun antl decmnaysitI I f s0 dlsch.0:fi om ate+ clooset Shall of be'less than Oslo lies i reg,ton Cot less than 3/32-Inches thick,and must have at leant
's In solution
a r li incl vast° es from
n[ Ora El and enable diameter d the number f ate+ ]ns°t5 C ¢coed e0 00e shall Three threads.
sees In lutimt and eludes wastes from laboratories and l tlus-be limited nto 60 For m -than 5Oe and t tto exceed 80 water Rough brass measure f cover shall be t least 4!i-inches across trial Instltutions, closets•soil pipe not les othan 5 inches In diameterx shall be used:ton,3//II.inches thick with hex head Y-inch high by I-melt.Cover tl',
•'SOB Pine"is v e1pC which con YS the d1S""e M water and for more than 80 water closets.6-inch pipe shall s he treed No must have t least three threads.
'loseis with or without the lschar¢e vfrom )her fixtures to the In a oil nips high i 4 aches rC in diameter In ftniehed basements where Waste pipe ha concealed lean-a
building drrairr., i which receives the discharge from t o teouiaed to s y e the discharge from additional fixtures connected out must be left 1n vent located Ina s door for tub.and be a E
contained soil and vent one
thereto other°than ter losnts c Ilc Access door u t by left in access
at over-rimfixture
•Stack 1 e Prnl t for a vertical lln¢o!doll,waste Sec 29 a 9. WATER CLOSETS VENTS. No vent pine titer end f all high-1n bathtubre Inimum to be 12Inches b 241nches.
t e" than the soil tack i required for water cl O.sets located T Ice[ r Sec,29 547. P"TRAPS BATHTUBS Bathtubs may by
connect.
ven'I'rih'"a is a fitting or device sconstructed as to prevent R s less do e,Metl length from themain soil stack nine. 7.,.N,closets ed whin P"Irnp<_ 'o•'dad that where the bottom of s ch trap is f
[ Ef- 1 ter sc 1 passage l t 1 tli B f end t to d 1 f et frmn the r In not c Bible It shall have eelean-oul m the cr n o2 the Lran.
II 1 tt t .water
materially of fool. i}10 r pfwecw»C it nine r stack h ll ebe vented with t less than 2tinches All Se.traps installed hall br f the eve-pattern type st
tc pe Is avy R.
1 diameter.Not more than 1 water closet and 3 fixture nits may See 29-648.GREASE,TRAPS.Grease traps shall be so construct.e
o' rVent?Inc"le,0 pipe and fittings s so installed a to prevent bo e d by such 2-hilt vent pipe,whfrhm Y be installed aset" d a to intercept and clarify greasy waste water to the extent that 1
IIlanvl1oleonsge and)tack.➢ ssui antl t0 entilate a drainage s.Yslent vent.Water closets located than 15 feet developed length from the drainage SJstem and he Public sower system ill be I otected 2:
main sod e or stack,shall be Provided With a 3-inch vent tack aalnst grease Corrosion.Thep site,Capacity and c00 1110 boil of g e b,
r'•Wa„te Pm than
a y Moe which receives the discharge from a extending through the roof. Batteries of water closets installed S trans hall he Melt to approval,of the plumbing lnspec[or.andafn T
fixtures other than ovate-coset and aconveys the discharge boa multi-stem,buildings must be vented ahead of first water closet ndla ordance wgtu a intl°1 Pee:'able. Sinks,derti her machines and S,
soil i or the building dram. at end of battery by use of circuit vent, .ce ton top floor, here Iher similar fixtures r other route,bola ,boarding.cries,bakeries.
"Ind-,trial W h,"rs the liquid u,sites„suiting from the Pine-only the en of battery a aced bevented.This does not Include blow ice cream factories o'other Iaces wh sewer
system
m t e 5
es:es stunt d i Industrial establishments. out type ter closets.Blow-out type ter closets must be i disid ¢Deasy connected
w water is d trims. A into a➢000 s.„ten shall
CH,7I E 2 natty vented.All boo ltl0o drains must have t least on 4-inch eat ¢fete with grease tri
ms. All grease traps has bell maintained.a tl
DIVISION OF P1,17MR1NG IN$PECTION xtendetl n through h not, apt o single family dwellings where f h nntlillnnl as toif ill .e serve the 4rpos intended.and^
Rrc 29 1 CF'PY EIT.NI ]NG 1 I PEC a l e inch vent you he ot,erl•° hr installed to Ibl location
,. .t,,,. tx ..,fi+n a the office n. rlv Plumbing Inane°. ..
r
I
'd t I I f ''I d tl - i VALVES, URINALS WATER CL OSETS Fl rf�rrea Capaclt P u ids rsccunraI 0' or
s All flush 1 urinals,toilets or any other type fixtur here) 1 I8 i g f a Inns
end gaff . the Hoard f L t f Salt Lake L f t- I t become polluted,m at have approvedwtype 2 26 14 Gallons h
ape, I 11 1. l.f t shall h b b It 40 20 Gallons
r licensedplumber- plumbing contractor, li d b. v S 29511. WASTE&VENTS SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS. 4 50 25 Gallons v
'tl State f Utah otherstate having bl lie I (a/On single family dwellings with water closet In basement the A two-compartment sink hall be considered o e fixture. No at
• vrsiona,for a period n .least flee Years Prier la his O0oint-house drain shall be 4 inches to the last at closet From this water-Jacketed greet.trap Or interceptor sall be approved r In-lh rut; o'In c r here r at person is iavailable. he .hall Point a 3-inch waste and wet vent will be (lowed for tub rore shower,stalled.
havr had a se sabackground in sthe trade. o notlumbinR r .mein'paint
and sink (thn 36 Inches f the stack. All fixtures In the Sec.29-5-49,FLOOR DRAINTRAPS BACK-WATER VALVE.All Ye
bending,the hell be familiar with the Plumbing laws and Hula-basement must be separately vented except water closet within 7 floor ditto trope Installed In basement floors or In the groundfloors to
lions et stole and city The city plumbing pirtor she be feet d floor drab:within 15 feet of the main house drain of'Mill ditto
hall be equipped with a back-water valve or brass s
APP(hi'l by he Board of rrtce t saouers of Salt ihtli ng tb 3-inch stem Y be usedusedshalt
suchvalveaccessiblewaste
Ia protectedwith dry vent.i' ed plush by c s of valve
t d cast rass claaa-mot Ill i Ott1
1.To dC evemine If elf]m utt slob rr,apvrenticce,ande plumb:.The toilet In abasement m •he next with 2lnch, d id gene least flush with the floor.All such trans must have ter seal of tl in
Inc coot editors have molted r'tn eta re 1l censln¢ r it tents. v be used as a wet waste.ndvvent for not morethan 3 fixture(cast 4.inches.All ch tram'Installed re than 15efccet with ,
2.To retluire the gisn.au of the m s L ail s arnneuanOn units. a 9-foot ride sfr'em the bv11d1 p tlr61n shall be led ndllnl
els{nflh,,,e' ounce oft umbers ilS- Sec 29-5-12.FIXTURE TRAPS PROTECTED.VENTS REQUIRED.the,�s111arn ter of s h vent pipe must be l least 1i/z-inches.,sci la tl t R'I'll' - 1 tR e c t II OD Inc¢poi -Every fixture trap shall be. protected gainst elpohbna ee and back n ovitl d that moreuthan one such trap Installed on the a waste Re II
t SLIM for1 d 95.00 for rtractors/ t, es.ate limit v nt pipe,hall be a d by means of a vent not less than same
r da'.
3.To recommend t f license to the r State Depeib extending through the roof a herein provided for vet pipes s d diameter stalled llom the end Of eh waste pipe and contsnued
r t f Bealness e aden Im'c u d VP t to the • d the entire drainage sem shall be assured of air vent b.v through the roof a accordance with vent regulations. Its
Slate DiDmiment f t3uby l RCgnlation all lotion f plumbing
a of h ve l mead. t�cc t as thrrwiuc ero des In 'I[ ode. 29-e�5o. SHOWER-BA'rtS 2'RA Pi. VENTS. LEAD SAFETY
Lake City plunbine art by Journeymen,anlannoflees,and mea6ec.2�-5�t3.d vast Ira raTS. To tleter gin¢the mint vm Ier shower vtea shower. e w
✓m tractors. a im Daiiiehp Installed shell bC angled.Moro thane n
4.Too facto plumbing permits to licensed and registered!of ate mpg d v t pipe re0ulred tose her hower /rep In batler,y /nrmatlmi n the s c horizontal waste
Plumbing contractors, e. hove defined. ter plumbing work to halo eInapl os,a Tne“sI enit rare o puchrfixt es Table No,lu halt brmncp m,p bV d such
by m s tea hale revent n i waste and let I
'III'
wllhin Salt Lake as
'in proved. The size of trans as
h fixtures dhoti be as shown n pipe, inches
rich combined waste and sent P' halt not p
5.T'o lnsnect II Ppmbtn8 rk conducted nCd wither Salt Lake'in this table. el less than 2 inches Is dent floor
All shower traps Installed m
City. cart d by the plumbing ads,been
sp completion approved.of sad TABLE qu 1 floor other than baa¢lead L/oar shall be of the dual essl than r
o Is,sin c ze that such work s an been inspected er su Fixture Unit Equivalents 3 p and fitted with lead fete bon 1 a weight not less than m
�1i1 authorize the connection 4 a en the cif, atI f supply a Minimum rat im t pounds r urn foot.Such nth musl cover the .lire fleas'Of
system.The said inspection and c hflcatton hell be re rded Size of Diameter Vent the shower stall and extend n the walls of the stall at least 6 19
sewage a m'om-latc farms prepared and furnished by the offire of the Fixture Trap Waste Sizes inches and a ch Dan must beh oateni1 on both sides with s haltum
cil.v piumDrna Inspector. Kind Of Fixture Units Inch Cs Inches Inches o 0 1 ar Itch.Approved fpnrpaslbase Puna aY ebe s e In lace AA
6.Where a rlai sal couditlons are ibis plumbing
adverse to Sul]1 Lavatory I Iv. iy, 14 of lead.Shower lanes locet¢tl In basement floor half be metalled!1?
• npttance with the plumbing eeulations of thisplumbing code.the 1 Kitchen Sink 2 1'. 2 IYi a r Mead hr this ode rob fioore drain trrcps. .—,
L-.
Plumb..Inspector i grants special permission to deviate from 1 Drinking Fountain Va 1'i 1 n 1. .a PrefabrlcatOd abinetw s r e tape mnv be i tatted
Plumb..
regulations, r aided that In thc Judgment f the plumbing in.I Bath Tub 1sS I',4 1v lira basement provided they arewasted into ,raved buck-Water -
ctor ch dnvintlon does t c to i itar9 safe o-1 Laundry TraY 1r'v lt' Y iv floor drain vlt hub pening n TOOT drain above ter-sea! r Iran
tilt rd Provided further.the[ o such deviation hall unsafe
allowed 1 Shower Bath Drain JY lit 14a ]t4 and st be lrapled at Oablhet,
In beildnies fin ur of a construction. 1 Urinal,Small _ IYa 1?4 1'/a I Prefabrieatetl howr c bebetes above baement t have
Such plumbing sinspector shall have the right of entry within 1 Service Sink 2 2 2 2 .base f precast stone.cement r gated, similar materials. d S�t j
gable hours a nY bulldine eronisd iiio t]sa pure a of he l Stall r el al 2 2 2 2 must be reinforced,d, base to a lend 6 inches above nfloor e d be
cation or to inv li¢ale n.v oil: n'condnitons governed by the 1 Trough Urinal 2 2 2 2 atertight.Steel cabinets must be galvanized and bonderizcd and l�
nip thing cedeV d he is hereby empowered to condemn and order 1 Automatic Washer 1r/a II('
1/ 1'h I high temperature aked-on Hectic enamel r equal. rJ s.
repnrretl,r dt replaced.o chapped, llho pia found fn an 1 Dispp 1 2 lira 2 ISa Sec, 29.5,51. PIPE CLEAN-OUTS. Chiolvhuts hall mot be less b_
rli re)'Thee Cii Plumbing Inspector and a his assistantsshell not in• 1 g 1pCoiV.,sher I'/ 1'h l4a 1ff !nuts
w Qptii pipe end efittin to shall bet heavvYg 4 bast nicer plugs
I h Floor Drain 2 2 2 l,a L
n the sale ins[.llntron of lumbmg uipment I Pedestal Vrinal 3 3 3 2 ill olld rich shoulder t Icea than 1 inch thick and 1 inch _ ,
upon rwlnich[hcv ripe rCnuirednto snake inspections hereunder. On 11 1r/-inch k to lines gnstb/led prior`o passage of',high.Cnenmouta for c heed not
shall he separate fittings and the
CRApTER�3 ode,a dishwasher acid food diereses may be added wRhout enlarging,body f such clean-outs hall lie of less Icon h Inch thick.The i�fir'
VIOLATIONS p size. Sinks used for other than culinary M.P.. may s nlu8 for uch clean-bur Dody st 1e of coat brass t lei:[301E 1-,
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Sec.20-S-1.VIOLATIONS PENALTY. ilia'chwaste. Inch hick Ith standard ihrnads a d a wr eh shoulder a hove LV
lal It shell be unlawful far any personto engage In the trade of ,Sec. 9.- . SIZE OF WASTE PIPE AND VENT PIPE. The 1.described.All cleaseout plugs must be made watertight withot st
plumbing In Salt I.,ake City without firt being duly licensed a a of rite Ire nd nt ins shall be independently determfneds'n the use 1 any balance which renders the plug difficult to remove.
JourueYmnu plumber.o »lumbhnqq oruractor,a apprentice lumber' each caseby.the total flxlure.mrits f all fixtures connected thereto Cleambuts shall be installed In the building drainage estem t ll it
ith,h¢Stnte rnI,imcnt r-Reglstc,IV on a avid d der Title k8,,as prescriibed fn Table No.21 provided that 1'/.lnpe 'hell not icht-angle r 00 degree change 1n direction and at the end of all fa
Cho pier t Utah Code Annotated,1053,a s ended.Anv ordinance be used to serve any fixture z�a a ]Ye fixhne.un It to Table No.1,lonzontal lines f sell, sv text I drain pipes, cx pt c ealedl2
ols fl.,.hm'ervlih is hereby modified and amended to the extent TABLE NO.2 short branched which do of e d IS feet tleveloe.d]englh�pro-.
to dive of fact to this p vision. Dinmcter o[ Numbcrof Permitted Length l,Ttnlc aided v ry change In d1s T17 is de by the pnrnnVf s''s9
cecCsbli It shall be unlawful form a c Lice to engage In the Waste Pine Fixture Units f horizontal Lenelh of of 45 degree.15 de.^.see, i'LONG SWF,F,P oe dearh tltllnns, red II
trod.:of plumbing e t he be under the rdirect supervision f a and Vent Pipe Allowed,Incl, Waste Pipe VCnt Plne ProvldCd f 'ther that tha loeellon Rnd numbs[ t clean-nuts rep reed toe 1
r cyrnan PP nt tiethc c betiding or n the premises there- I I/-inch 1 to 2 29 feet 401eet n h Installntlon f ell, to nd v nt DIPes 'boil be suhiect
�rhibrlts, nd Uee ltecnsOd �Ithsrthe Stale Department f Re R!stratlon, 1'/-inch 0tod 20 feet Ofeet to the a r 1 f the p1nmDing Snsnect Sr, s fyY
rovlAed under Title 66,Chapter 19,Utah Code Annotated,1953,• 2 -Inch '!to 12 No limit No limit r See.29.5,-62. SEPTIC TANKK,S. Ever c rsestie tank. s ol, 0 1,....
nded 2!/r-Inch 13 to 29 No limit III
Jim+t i net s lolld,the t shall
of h h funks and the o of the
es atcl Il hall betullewful for any person to connect a Plumbing; 3 -inch No lime Na limit Nn emit pt the tllschnrgqe therefrom,shall bb br�act to the nnProval of the"II
wort,to the Salt ae Clt.v Water Supply o s any
In the• Sec,29-5-t5. DISTANCE OF VENT FROM TRAP SEAL. No trap Sanitary Division f the Bpnr4 t Henith pertolning hereto.
absence of Inspection.ap➢roval and C thlcation byvthe city plumbing hall be placed a than 3 feel teme l ye at. No c anted Sec.29 5-60.CESSPOOLS,CONSTRVVCTION,LOCATION,Evert/
nspector as provldetl In Section 29-2a1 of this Code. traps halt be Installed a cent M cam f placement or as may be cesspool,septic tank,o privy It,shall be strutted In ae rdi j
Idl II shall he dewful for n person to c allowed due to structural dltfons. will the rules n A regulations pro uleated b.v the Board of tl
plumbing work in Salt Lake City without r first securuig ea¢perinIt sec.29-5-I6. HORIZONTAL VENT PIPE CONNECTIONS The Health DarlolnlrnR theretp.
herefor s hreinafter p'o Ided. fustallatton f hprizontal offsets M tent^(pea shall be avoided here Sec.20.5.54 SETTLING TRAPS.All to r racks. 'ages, I
(c)It shall be unlawful for y person to violate,Or to cause practicable to do o No h0t=I :II ve t pine hall he Installed h [ores or war houses e t ,x4 lnflnmmabceosubstae cas,c tabarn e, I{
to be •i total,a ft IZIPfmn of this plumbing c de, v Ievel with o conne the a(mum sv tar Bane
serving
vi the hxtubs.daJn,L,:r for etaor of nt kerror of horses, res a d other aanimals,
(is AnY ancer leupoc o s' ¢to er of,be tl any provision a e c m vent ppure a lions[o floor level trays r Ing bath tubs dafry products•or wants usln s Ilk Or processmR milk products,
f this ordinance iRhnll, rand°Ctlmn lhsrpof,be punished by a o�slmllarflxlurss.connections
vent offset conneclinns to toll or waste laird.a dryy clDaning o 1mlBar t,i,'s"meets hl8h-pressure — I'
of In any um less than upon Hundred Ninety-Nine!0 298.001 Dollars, Pipes use he made with/nveeted sa r Lary tees and dressaBC Jiltingg.,Dofler 4 beeline plants, use i tall trans n s ltlina tanks of a
r by mpr'lsnnmeet In the ciy tall fora period not to exceed six All horizontal v tt rfpeh necttonmehall yie as sDbrt Dralloi!bla'constr:Ttn approved,by the Solt Ltkw Olt y rEn pincer. iM
on hs, by both such fine and prisonment. wed e n t be fnsta]1Cd ithra mnxr um Eell toward the trap.soil oil Th<outle pipe fom s ttling trans hich a located more than IX
months.vA V r nlarly a played by a or lessee f rite pipe. feet from VM1l buflding atlratnfrom the building sewer shall lot �;
r basic cots, for the sole p pas owner
andl sec.29.5.17. VENT PIPE TERMINALS. All sent ine.located'be provided with a 4e.inch vent ortck
nimtntn,,,, ,�s property and to ,e[her e p ire thereof.and l less than 12 feet from e y doer r window ventilator r Mr.' 9dttlfng Ira e s d In lee c c m factorlcs, dalriow o 0 her -
a nY r'tease¢of property shalt abe ex m t from the...Bons!conditioning nit opening i a building must net terminate I..places wherec needed, hall he vented at top f both c attments. 4 c
e[ this ordinance. when doing Ork for ewhich permits rd a not Ithan 2 feet above such ptnfnR.nWheee the r f la used for urPoses sec, 294.65, INUSTRIAL WASTS. Industrial o ate systems,IV
rcquirpd. a other than weather pmteclien.no vent pipe shall terminate lees than)hall he installed with the Dprbval of the department having Pt..- ie.
l Ill It shall be nlawful fora y owner, agent or occupant of 10 feet above the roof. •diction 0 such Les al
v bnlltlin p c tees to fate ne6lect,nr efvsed to repair. c eve See. 29.5.18. VENT PIPE TERMINALS ADJOINING HIGHER Sec. 295i5, DIRECT CONNECTIONS REQUIRED. Except nI
•Irrplaer o ebareerwithln ten days.fie cwritten lice s I do from BUILDINGS. In the nt that a w bending is built higher than' thrwlse Phovlded by this code, v -plumbing fixture installed
the musnbtne tower or ar rlunbinz o .emded by s h impactor.a xtso0 I bulldilll the owner b contractor f Sire building,hll De led direct to the bonding drainage atom. sec rr shall n t slbcate Indow door n nines ilhin 12veteet eS Sec. 29-5-5'1. SODA SOONTAiNs, COUf11'ER CONNECTIONS.
LSCF.NCHAPTER
ES AND PERMITS existing vent tack 0 theme shall
building ]sa the o sn I INDIRECT,Soda fountains or other similar counter connections shall 1H
tractor of such w on
shall defray lithe expense owner
or r shall not net directly to any building drainage systcm. The waste -
S c.2Dt4-1,LICENSES.BOND REQUIRED.Except a otherwise makes h Iterations to conform with this ordinance.. ipe from counter fixture opening hall isehes'ge into rnperle
idefl for In this plumbing code,it shall be unlawful fmsanv nersbn It shall be the duty of the o of the lower budding to snake trapped an led sink laced and maintained In es role
pnnlav a service pipe connected r to be co a led with the lee uch alterations therein u➢On receipt in advance.of ton y rarity lanatlon a d fitted wtih a 'hooch c m lk. r In ported t ..—
Holy Oy e_r system a Salt Lake City,or lb In a kind pf t/lune fmh. efficient foe the purpose,from the o nc ile o nor,least 2lnches have the is unl 1 It a wok.9utersine use he _I
>lu,nl ingisvork or other w k teeuleledan this nlumbing code.unless of the higher bu tiding, or to pertnitat thems el uch fr the ow at least E2-Inches In depth less ptherwtse'determined setl am the
uch r has l ed all licenses ttni red nden the o dinances o ntract-s f the higer building ke su h lteraOVIS re plmn ei- lnapector. ast Ire eying tla muntain or
.;0000 qkc City andD avldes biped 1n the 'u o/Ten Thousand a Sec 20E5-19. WASTE OPENING WITHOUT ENT PROVISION counter'connection t n lobe lees than II/f-lnehet m diameter; GI
ii9,mtOt Dollars,conditioned nd elect to them i io t forth PROHIBITED. No waste or drainage 0010 0R hall be"roughed in"provided,'epwever,that h waste pipe shall be lncreaacd In diem- -
ecehoo 4L2-5'of theACV!,ed Ordinances Sc Salts Lake City.Utah.for£uturm use without providing proper vent. In a ro residence ter where required by such
plumbing inspector.Recessed drainage 01a
955, Said bond shall contain further condition for the faithful building having basement.a vent pipe t less thanv1Y filches In fittings must be used throughout the nnn waste nine and branches tiny
'bamvnncoe of all m'dlnnncelo elm and lattmes pf Salt Lake City diameter shall be metaled when the nlumbing stem i being and the s hall ti eed and with fi In lean-outs. Such shy
rlatino ran lunbfog nee and oof a rr ye as hr CJn regulated.and a u co le.convenient
point
t and be it extend through future m ten.sex ent wlime rite mp a shell bC trapped tl ee wIII n extent detin rined x;
.. i'.ee el ZITS n'1st f acE yea t a nv tent oaten nn lee accessible fed' mil extent where wi h water Inspect.,no Opals(All waste
tea 11 not be metaled re .L
See.idiv.n PERMITS REe onnrh s Except eg otherwise Provided the Plumbing s.vatern includes a ink r similar fixture in the nm water closets .urinals.All oe eve of x extore thouL
by the first been no obtained
the work from
h begun without aqr mtl'baseSent fixture a at least or
Bove dew Iry t of open
c and suchI B/0,
bovine first been ohtaln in therefor teem the office no the. samdirta Sec.2be I LOCAL VENTILATION. A unventilated
closet'a urinal fixture must be vv PUBLIC
41s t.water Lancet Octor cleaning o, Ir10.
Inspector and Permit to do plumbing vork shellnot to issued to shall not an Installed or allowed Inaxsoa room o t Scc.29tmeln PLIOLIC TOILETS. In von c, commercial.,in r in- 3?.
roily spers n Laser than n defy licensed Pivnsbly. o ractor rho has nertment r in a sleeping o . The a or Par onto Inrwhlch dd stator buildings there shall be t least il alerlose fal e rs n-o,
I o Ill fhe Plumbing Inspector' qufred bIt this ode. ter rinse[m'i 1nm ano 00 a Window
E Ind( m u Icd0On•]6 son use the 1rs o'o upyang Ile bnl(herd shall both male c
See. o PERMITS NOT TRANSFERABLE. It is ll be u Such the uler arty m !of window r ies,vor lqual area l t toilet
a lea emises cof Duildlne,there shall De scparam•
awful for anylicensed nlumbing nn way
to use his se of P oro.andg air duct net 0 eat ttibl than 3a14 Indies, o equal area.toilet roomsrfor hi
allow his iense to be used 1n an a for the nurnpse Of ro and ons�rlrcledrr'Incombustible trial. Elongtd toilet howls end open from seats must be Installed by
curls¢n !for the than vhiFUS Sec. her21 SANITARY PRECAUTION,WATER Che elute Ain ail p blic toilet
Sce.2 oy r Poke a pS imillYOKED OA A erIon w falls,
ghnmbmR Ink o other wherever
water
be g i In
s r ulr¢d by the Dlumbing Sec.and In ROOF DRAINS.Pools least roof drains must bean- uDI
o
inspector reins may revoke a permit Issued to any person who fe with this lnspSec. h 22. it closet isIURESed. r ed and Ioting hod and net be at a feel ed from any Po ten F p2
r=ruses ld c he e m Ito do d n inonbing work
with this l 2aintai DEFECTIVE FIXTURES. All plumbing fixturesg shall or fooein et buconcre Skim shalt Is rocked . S top.I
p
lumbing o and permit to do other s to do wok Sc shall bemaintained 1 d I are i' Very condition. All Die made shall be of reinforced concrete at hall e l sized thick Sides of t.--.
.f d e i, clv the ode h¢Jots to do such k f F detective - th mien cas nets shall ce ode pool shad as concrete block.Pool shall be sized to take e of Ilan
ns[oaair with this ndeo nag c r vtded that a y pPra n ntnlu eP1ac 00 o removed within ten days notice from E being ed P"1ll
iverselo affected hereunder ay pnealrtU the Hoard of Commfae Nc lumbin8 inspector. Sec. 29560. REFRIGERATOR, ICE BOX DRAIN, INDIRECT i-Ii;:,
Butters f Salt Lake City for hearing upon such revocation o See of etli3. WORKMANSHIP. Workmanship shall be f such CONNECTION.A waste pipe,receiving the drainage from a refits- Mk
rcfusbh mechanical efficlencr as to accomplish results sougt to be obtained;0000l,Ice box o similar fixture here food isstored.ex cut - OUR
See.29.4.5.PERMITS died BE PROCURED BEFORE STARTING by the plumbing de. enanical refrigeration,shall empty Into a open ink that's properly am
aterWORK,If any work regulated by this plumbing code for which work See 29-5.24. DEAD ENDS PROHIBITED. Dead ends a pi'o s P(led with aster, connected, trapped and ended. No i irect
it Is uired 1s commenced withoutpermit first having bibbed in the installation Iteration oflplumbing system. Alwaste Pape shall empty into fixture located in room or corn-(AIEI.
been obtained therefore,double the er it fee aerein prescribedshall dead end shell be onstrued to mean tha anyrt of soil.waste•parnnent here a water-closet Anal 's 'stalled.
Ire id by the defaulting party hen due permit is obtained. ay-or buiing arain not used far discarging sewage or wase water'end No drain f any kind will be allowed is
of a walk-in r t
ilntnt of anyIce mentioned he this ehon,rhowever, shall in a of vented and termleated t a length of 5 feet or moreand seld Irieeralor d for food forage a biro
'elleve any n of the penalties that may be iposed for In any manner. See. 281{81. CLOTHES WASHERS. Domestic clothes waslers1117N
vidlallon L the hrmbiu8 de. Sec.29525. GRADE AND SUPPORT OF PIPING. All plaingimay dfscha see toyer the rin:into li,rmdl'y treys m other'recenlor.l It!
Sec.28.401i PFRMI001 NOT REQUIRED.EXCEPTIONS, I hne be r u In pa dateable a lienmeml. All 1.r.T if s ti a d alb ar into a stand pipe trIn Ins ed vcn led.
Pm'sits a e t •9viced to clemr out o en,s s main e'must use have orahu of not less,han t allsl man le tat loot v d� Whpli a sib btl y Id and pip a ee rar for the waste from itryla
'ore etr01 I 011,waste null vent ipes,an I/or fort repairs o oes, o.must be aurnmrted hung a firm,substantial manner at interval and appliance,both the tend pipe aria the Iran must.t be ce.talc
of fahenonrerrxb oof tlrnlns e h weer . ha Pl pee, o!of 7 feet. t hm'e RltlSU tack ndrexla '➢pill end must ee t leaeylo used.s In diameter.Cast Iron 000 truss fc1O
cuensimis thereof; enlaces tt nl.toter. Phut n mils p close
be ess See, 29y-2t WATER SUPPust DI run
practical PIPES. Al, r dinat re pines m be orstl Rucm.se h land 'per for u t
cured tp air r:enlace trans.s il, waste End vent Dipes unless afar'supply distribution pipes must Dr.r ectical elfgnmenl,tsrmsaate at an sad location immediately dlaemtc tp and In' bye
.ivcd beanie lumbin8 Inenectbr. firmly se Od nd Inslalle In h a per pto a mplele the m r0 m ex
extend of least 9-inches brut pdesibte w ter h�rgs
(Dl It shell Ise unlawful for any person gthee tclas a duly licensed encoou g of the fire stnosdtgn sysWale a➢ue c usl be level In et a s area ins Ina o fixture to which it 0 c led.2fi
up nload r to usage to the business of soma the lass of Work n -e'a teed So a heowi a Ins s4 Ii so Water pik,s saruatnrnot be re 'P" traps installed in walls, access door panels,will be
tn. it 1n th[s section to a see
Rill, Srstatus o n ce d the licensed
prastop 1d sr must
rwise aced a d maintained n a i watt. Control cations required. nc to,--
r,,fIt Olen - ^ . a sp S sthe�en oa duly licensed or llo o sl eat be laced nd fte in a 0010 t locations Sec. oaolt2.DISHWASHERS.DOMESTIC,
at her to Indicate by Inct dislipYt set ss f 0 o•andvertisement and ch lei oche st not b of the metal r. re main tat Gravltllr 0 dishwashers(those having a discharaFevpumnl n—
uns i ec i3.00 in s tb a cage In fhe cress?, ark antiony in vice dive in house tb be s size r ce lea ns•heady us[ lx d ixtury a acted to a Iran Indenendbnt f other •
section, to serve fhe public in any work Eovbmed by the ohs watcti cup he d inspection s sthe hen De.anndt vent
and ma plumbing fixture.
t• thing de. - -- for lnsnectionrxhen inspection o[the drainage and vet e.vet<m is (bl Pump-type dishwashers may he directly connected to leant(t
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legal Notices (legal latices !F1
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or discharge across a fixed air an or broken connectioninto J,'6s.or daubr ➢artment st k to er the m),o nln he inlet
side(toe br head)tan proved moo see dispneol uu,t. L
Sec. 29.5.ba.DRINKING FOUNTAINS.Drinking fountains may t
as ahcotalbinedn stet end coot prevode l no flatures othety(Irans dunk 0'
tmg igpfountains az:aconnected thereto and every fountain is se a,aleiy IS
Sec. 29-5•04. PROHIBITED JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS. No0
'trap contrivance f any kind which prevents free v t Ration
Votnirtthehaew and
dwtlltdroughout the entire course of the edrainaae IA
is.s A iilsuosev or kitchen sink must not be connected to l:C
thessame floor.No commercia or industrial disposer will be perm 1 tetl 11 d
EIXcens flange cc irinund joint z]der unions, the use of unions 4�
to 11- waste o re t piers is prohibited P
sThe a ue i after bends tle heel iet is prohibited eh ep,lp
where thes heel jnlet' installed in a odesl position.
Solt, sec o vests Ines shall not be used roof.drains.lone
'Shall I toot drams he vent'
a sort,waste t pipes.
In no caseshall roof as
connect with eve nubile contain In
I V Ysttrtlt it
wt picot fitting a may be used only in vortical lines of soil
it waste and c
grit wpe.s d h fittings shall t etl a 6-inch if st
No Cent hubs or bands shall be uses in conngchon wllh dram.,E
see Tier,vent
of i rcont,ns in soil or waste pipe hall be avoided,but T
!where ce ei therecessed drainage true shall be used.
Double hub-fittings tra not be installed except in vent stacks.
Wood Slues stt.-,11 not be used to s port plumbing work n
fixtures.
No lose pattern "P" traps hall be d. o S
Sec.29,6.CENTER OF ROOM PLUMBING.In laboratory rooms'&
and oter places 'here sinks located at c nter of a and etl
only a dwarf partition beween'rinks,vto co vent nice i cider ie a
ylphnull not he desirarun in order to retest trans'giros)self-I
ontt r the estc si ,st be tv o pine sues larger than i dived--
ual sink c action r tred, col vent a nni t to➢fter turning
to-
on enlent,1�t p vent
a hoes should waste into line a pro tuudnw to ,
ccoocal to keep vent-tine open,end ven muVt be protected with
lean-out.
CiiAPTER VALIDITY
CODE EV AND TORY.•T
Sec. 2941.1.CODE frequently
REVIEW MANDATORY,•two
year shall be
reviewed not less fredusuch than ae a oe r [wa years by the l
pumbing inspector and such other a ties as the inspection depprt'
ant smerleemor ether le,pr tdcd,however,totte rare r .iblc
di shall meet with other➢ether r inspectors of other f the
atssub-
for tthesnorrfp�theoftkeeping¢the code.urepresentatives
to daatet with a eaentiradpa
i technical purpose
as!hose things ma> apply toisenitarratn-
staRSete�ts29-6-2. VALIDITY. If a
as con b ig, subsection, sentence,.
clause phrase t this chapter ,,for v lea son,held to be n-
nstitutlonal, such decision shall is
t affect the validity of the`—
simaining portions of this Plumbing Code. The Board of Commis-
oners of Halt Lake City hereby declares that it would have passed
this Chapter and each section. b.section,sentence.clause r phrase
thereof. clauses oo of the
asesabetdeclared unconstitutional.
one rl�seetions.I
son SECTIONyy2.In or phrases
pinion of the Boad of Commissioners of
of)the lnhrtbitanislacc Stale Lake yrity,t Utah,pthat thlsn`ordlnaneef be-I
Sfective i ediately.
m SECTION a.This ordinance shall take effect upon its Brat pub-'
IF hcatinro d by the Board £Commissioners of Salt Lake City.Utah, l
this 23rd day et March.1961.
J.BRACNKaroeLEE B
HERMANR Jecorder.HOGENSEN
City
(SEALI
31LL NO.29.1961
'ublished April'1,1861 tA.101 I_
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