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Home My WebLink AboutORD 0445 p �. 10�3 e� , P �1 eAI �'�'dinance r�o . 445 � � ' An or�.inan�e rQlatin� t� �.nd re�t��.�,tin�; t]�e constructian of flu�� , ch�.mney$,boilers, �z:�ake stacks,v�ntilator�*vent flue$, �moke pipe$, fire»pZ�,ces�hea�in; p�ants heatin� app�.ratus, r�n��s, fu rnac�s,ho� air pipes,h�atin� ��ove�,��3� st4v�;�*�a� heatin�; ��aratu� af every kin� whether ris?�eiM enumerate�i c�r not,bc�iler rp�ms,smrske houses, dry raoms a,nd vault rooms for waste--!�nnd al�o p�ovidin� for and rsquiring that perma�ts be obtained by tl�e otvner of �he pr��- ise� bePor� commencin� the con�tr�uction of �yt;��a��c� � ��r..�s�x3c�xx��x��x.��ta3c,��anything speQified in thim . ordinance -�-��x��.;�:�� )efinin� t��e d.utiss of certain o�'�'i- cers and providin� penalties fqr t:ne vi�lation of th� provi�ions af thi� ordin�.nc� , The City rounci7. �f t�.e City 4f ??�nton da ardain as follows: --` 1 _- . �,, � • � � i ,. _ _ , _ � Sec. I Smoke Ventilators in Roof When Requir�d; VOhere Located; Aow Constructed:--Every buiZding more than t�o stories in hei�ht , except dwellings,�hall be provided with ventilators having a clear opening above tne roof equal to one-fourth aiR one per cent.of the ground area of the buil�ing,for the escape of smoke in case of fire,�hicn ventilators s shall be located over an elevator, stairway or main corri�or and shall be provided and connected with an effi- Y cient de�ice whereby the can be readiiy opened and closed from every floor of the building. 8ea. 2•Chimneys, How Built:--All chimneys and all vent flues over range� shall be built of �ood sound brick.stone or concrete blocks laid in mortar with flush struck joint�,or of concre�e not lees than fovr inches thick. Thickneess and Lining:-- In all buildings al]. chimneys and all �ent Pluss over ranges sha11 have terra cotta fl�e linings not les� than one inch thick,or shall have walls not l�ss than eight inches thiek. Plastere� When:--All interior chimneys and all flues not lined with terra cotta sha11 be plastered on the outside,execept the portion above ��he roaf. Size of Flue:--No chim7ey fl�e sha11. have less than one aquare inch of sectional area to eaeh one and one-half square t�� inches of sectional area of the smoke pipes enterin� it. Supports:--A11 chimneys no� built from th� ground shall. be s supported directly from floor timbers or from the ground by posts, and no f�oor timbers ox posts shall be lesa$ than three and one- half inchea in their least dimena3on. Passing Through Floors:--�Yhere a chimney passes through a �c� and floor or ceiling,all floor beams „joiete �aa headers ahall be kept at leaet one and one-half inchee clear of the �rall of t'ne �himney, and the epace between tze woo� and such chimney shall be filled solid with guaged mortar resting on a courae of.�rick set out one inch to hold it in place,or t�1e space sha11 be co4ere�� with metal to p revent the passage of fire through tne floo� or ceiling. Thimbles;Sraoke Pipes;--All chimneys �tzall be so built that '� � .�.... thimbles for smoke pipes shall. be not less than six inches from �a�� plastered partition or twelve �nnches froa any wood partition,or eeiling or floor. At a13. thimbles the brick shall be corbelled out to the fac� of the furrin� around tne chimney and far at leas� four inches around the thinable;provided however, that the bric� � may be left one-half o� an inch back from the face of the furring if sheet ixon or metal lath �ith a hole cut one and one-half inches larger than the thimble be put on the furring to co4er the brick work and prevent cracking of plaster. V�ood Supporte;Rackin� O�er;Jriving Nails:--All flues res�ing on wood shall have ahall have at least three courses of brick work at the bottom. It racking over flues or chimneys each course of brick �hall be offset not more t:zan one-half of an inch,and no �� be racking shall be made so that the total overhang shall more than one third of the bas� of the chimney. No nails shall be driven into any chimney,nor shall tne inside of any flue or chiznney be plastered with mortar. s Height Abov� Roof;-- All chimneys ana11 extend to at least four feet abov� flat roofs and two feet above the ��ir�x� rid�e o�� pitched roofs,�nd any chimney wit�in eight feet of an ad�acsnt buil ding shall �ave the flues extended at least two fF�et above the nearest rvall of such building,and any chimney eight feet or more above the roof shall be stayed vrith two iron rods or angles. Sec. 3--Flues For Boilera,Thickness of; Lining:--All brick flues for boilers,except in private residencss and tnose not exceed ing fifteen horse power and for furnaces and ovens, shall be eight inches in thickness to the height of twenty five feet above th� �'smoke inlet. Al1 brick flues for boilers excesd3ng fifteen horse power shall be not less than twelve inches in thickness to the height of twenty five feet above the smoke inlet,or lined with . terra cotta witn �oints well cemented, and walls not lesa than eight inches thick. ,�:.. . Sec. 4--Smoke X Staaks From �t.trnaces; Height; Spark Arresters:-- All iron smo�ae stacks from boiler furnsaes shall Pxtend fifteen feet above' the hightest point of the roof of any building witnin fifty feet of such s�oke stack,and shall, when wood ie used for a fuel ,and tne draft is either forced or direct natural draft,be pxovided with spark arresters having not more tnan one-fourth of an inch mesh. Dietanae From �Pood:--Smoke stack$ not more than tvrelve inches in diameter s�all not be nearer than sixteen inches to any wood work or if more than twelve inches in diametex shall have an additional distance fromm a17. woodwork of one-fourth of an ineh for ea,ch ad- ditional inch in the diameter of the stack up to t:nirty six inehes � Cupola Chimneys,Height of;Distanee from Wood; Jackets of Smok� �Staeks:--Iron cupola chimneys of foundries ahall extend at least ten feet abo�e the highest point of any roof within fifty feet of such cupola,and sha17. not be placed within two feet of any wovd�c�r work. Iron or steel smoke stack from boiler fu rn�ces or coffee rsastera �erhere passing through any floor,ceiling or roof, shall be provided with a metal �acket twelve inches fron the atack and sup- ported by it,�,nd witn an additional metal ja,cket eighteen inches from the stack and secured to the flvor, ceilin� or roof,which jack below and twelve inches ets shall extend not less than twelve incl�es �above each 83c.��sa�such floor, ceiling or roof and be provided with a metal umbrella cover- in� at the roof opening not less than twelve inches above the top of the �aekets. 8ec. 5--Smoke �ipes �hrough E�cterior Walls:--�To iron, tera cotta or earthern pipe sm�ke flue shail be so exected as to pro- j eet through an exterior wall or �r,indow,ar throu�h the roof of any skylight,except as hereinafter provided. Sec. 6--Smoke ��a��1z� Pipes Throu�h Enclosed Space,How Protected :--'J�henever a smoke pipe pass�$ throu�h a hollow wall or a clothes closet, or any concealed space between the face of a partition in any room and the ehimney,it ehall be of galv�anized iron with rivet ed joint� covered wit:n five thickneasea of not less than one inch in thickne�s of ceil corrugated asbestos paper,an� an outex iron f � � � pipe to pro�ect the abestos,and eha11 be securely built into the chimney. Sec. 7--Flues in Party V�alls:--All flues in party walls shall be separated by at least four inches of masonry throu�hout the entire length,and ehall have openingg for smoke a.��3ca pipes upon one side only. four Sec. �3:-Large Flues Aow Lined:--.All chimneys having �ta hundred or more square inches of sectional area, shall be lined with fire brick laid in fire elay at least two feet below and six fest above the entrance of any smoke a�s�c pipe. Sec.9-Smoke Pipes Through Par�itiona,How Protected:�x-- In all c�,ses where smoke pipes pass through stud or wood partition� of s�a the same be � any kind,whether �plastered or not,they shall be surrounded by ma- i sonry not less than four inches in thickness and extending through the partition,or by a solid coat of plaster of paris four inches thick ,�r by a double metal collar witn air chamber not less than three inches and perforated for the passage of air,and when such further partition is of uncovered woodic:� it shall be,,protected by a �c� t sheet of inetal on each eide five times the diameter of the pipe acro�s. �ec. IO--Fire Places:--All hearths for fire placea whether used for wood, �oal or gas , sha1J. rest on trimmer arche� af masanry or tile ,and all wood floor con$truction shall be remo4ed for at lea:>t eighteen inehes from the face of a finished fire place and for at least fifteen i�ches on either side. 2'he back and jams of all fire pZaces sh,�l]. be not less than eight inches thick. After the arch hearth�is set the wooden falae arch shall be removed. � Sec. II--Heating Plante;Smoke Pipes,How Located and Protected: -In all cases where hot water,steam, hot air or other furnaces are used for heating a building,or any portion thereof,no furnace smoke � pipe shal�. run witnin less than eight inckes belov� any woaden joists or below any ceiling of wood or of woaden lat�z and plaster, or within less than eighteen inches thereof,unless euch �oi�ta or ceiling shall be protected by a shield af tin plate suspended abov such smoke pine and not less than one and one -half inches or ,� - __ ______ _ _ _-- __ - _ � more than two inches from sueh ceiling o� joists,�hich shield �s shall. have a diameter of not les� than five times the diameter of;. ''.� such smoke pipe. �xx�8.� Pipes and Register Boxes of Tin,When:--All pipes and register boxee used for the distribution oP hot air from furna.ces shall , when the air is heated directly from a fire box,be made of bri�ht tin,and double,with not less than one-half of an inch space betwee n the inner and outer pipes,or of bri�ht tin covered with asbe:�tos p aper weighing not less than two and one-half ounces to the squar e foot,and sha11 have double reamed joints,and shall not be solder- ed. Other I�ietal When:--�i�Yiere the air i� heated with hot water ox steam,other aheet rneta.ls may be used for pipes and re�ieter boxes Registers in Floors and 4Va11�,How protected:--All hot air reg- isters placed in any floor or wall , and heating ducts or pipes, shall be p rovided with one $ixteenth inch thick abestos paper or other � non-conductor between all metal and v�oodwork• Over Portable �irnace ;Valves:--�9hen a register box is placed in the floor over a po�table furnace, the open space on all sides of said box shall. be at least three inehes wide. V►Phen only ane th e register is connected with $�� furnace such register shall. have no 4i�19E . Pipes, How Secur�d:--Hot air pipes shall be secured in place by clips riveted to the pipe and nailed to the ��x woodwork�but no nail or tack shal� be driven throu�h the pipe of any hot air furnace. ' `�'� Sec. I2--�,irnac�s how 9overed and Protected:--The tops of all fur- I nacee set in brick shall be covered with brick, slate, �alvani2ed � ,"I ; ; �;., iron or tin plate, supported by iron bars and so constructed as to f , '! V be perfectly tight. No range , candy furnace or kettle set in brick shall be built against a brick wall v�ith any combustible material wall a between it and t�1e wall , or upon said y�� for :t� height of two range feEt above such asga ,furnace or �As3��C. Ranges How Protec�ed;Hood�:--All wood lath and plaster, or �vood ceilin�s or joists over ranges in hotels,reataurants or boarding housea, shall be guarded by metal hoods placed at least twel�e inches below the ceiling or joist�, and any ventil�ting pipe con- nected �ith a hood o4er such ran�e shall be t�elve inches from any wood lath and plaster or any combustible �aterial,�r such pipes h shall be covered with with one inc thickness of asbe�toa paper or wire me�h,and no such pipe shall pa�s throu�h any floor or parti- tion. Such metal hoods shall have all joints and seams riveted or interlocked,and shall have eentilatin� pipe o� metal with riveted or inter�oeked joints venting 3nto an independent flus ��hen pos- sible,and at least twelve inches from any unprotected woodwork, unless pro�ided with double collar of inetal witn a three inch air epace. Sec. I3.--Steel Ranges.Etc. ,on �food; Floors Hov� Proteeted:-- All steel ran�es in hotels and restaurants,and all steam boilexs not exceeding ten horse power,furnaces, ovens, coffee roasters and other structures in which fires are maintained,when set over a wood en floor,shall be set on one and ane-half inc "T" irons,resting on one aoldl� layer of bricY laid fl�,t and with cement mortar,�r on three inehes of concrete,and �io such structure �hall be set witl'nin twelve inches of any unprotected woodwork,and the floor in front of fire boxes shall be protectedx��C with a sheet of inetal no� less than three feet equare. x��cx�Y�x Brick Ranges,How Supported and Protected:--Brick ran�es shall rest on a foundation of not les$ than three layers of hollow brick set in cement mortar, and if built against a wooden f rame or pZastered�partition or wall, ehall. have the back of the range twel�e inches thick to the top of the r�,n�e,and extended four in- ches thick at least two feet above the top of the range,and shall have the floor in front of the fire box protected with sheet metal not less than three feet square. She2vea Over Rangea;Heating Stoves,VPhere Located,How Pro�ected:- Al1 shelves over ranges shall be of inetal on metal brackets. All heating stoves shall be at least two feet from any unp rotected woodwork,wood lath and plaster or other combu�tible material ,or any ::� ' such combustible material within two feet of the st�ve shall be protected with a sheet metal $hield having at leaet one inch of air space between the shi�ld and the exposed woodwork,and such heating stove shall rest upon a metal board extending not less than one foot in front of the stove. Sec. I4.-Gas Stoves;Where Loeated,How Protected:--All burners on �as stoves,plates or other gae heated apparatus shall at least four inches from any woodwork,and all woodwork within aix ;inches shall be proteated by sheet netal,backed by abestos paper one sixteenth of an inch thick,and securely attached to the exposed wood,or by twn inches of brick or tile. Protection From Spatterin� Grease; Gas Heated Candy Kettles,How Located:--All �oodwork subject to apattering grease ahall be cov- ered �ith metal,and all gas connections shall be of solid iron pipe or flexible metallic tubing. All gas h�ated candy kettles shal have gas connections of solid pipe,�nd the burners shall be not k less than ten inches from any �oodwor. The kettle shall rest upon three-�gteenths inch sheet iron if over wooden floor. Kettles,How Protected:--A11 kettles using coal or coke fuel must be at least three feet from unprotected wood�ork.and must be set on incombustible floor or on wood flooring protected by hea�y sheet iron extendin� twel�e inches beyond the sides and two feet in front of the kettle,and the kettle shall rest upon two layers of hollow brick. s Sec. I5--Steam Boil�rs,Supports of; Water Tank:--All steam boiler exceeding tzn horse po�eershall, if placed upon any floor above the cellar�be set upon��x� metal beame and ma�onry arches,and such bearns shall be built into the wal].s . .All steam boilers ahall be provided with a tank of sufficient capacity � hold a supply of water fox each bailer for at least six �ours. r Boiler Roor�s,How Enc�.osed:--All boiler roons in any building,ot?�e than a dwe�].ing, sha7.7. be inclosed with fireproof or incombustible stud partitions,and have a floor and ceiling of like construction, and all openings between said boiler rooms and other parts of the building in which it is placed shal]. be provided with automatic �. self closin� fireproof doors. _ .�i Sec.I6�.--Smoke Houses:--All smoke houses sha11 be con$tructed with :nasonry walZs,and all interior parts,including floors and roof of iron or steel ,and shall have 4entilators at or near the top,and guarda not less than three feet abo�e the fire bed sufficient to prevent the meats from falling 3nto the fire��,and if they open in- to other buildings,�ll openings shail be proteeted by iron doora or ehutters. Sec. I7.--Dry Roome :--Al1 dry rooms,dry boxes and enclosures used for drying by artificial heat shall be enclosed in fireproof or in combustible etud partitions,with a floar and ceiling of like con- structian,and be provided with a fireproof door,or may be lined throughout with tin and abestos paper one-eighth of an inch thick, and such dry rooms, dry boxes or enclasurea shall have wire netting of not more than one inch mesh,so placed as to prevent any contact between infl�naable ma,terials and the steam or heated pipe$,stoves or other � heaters. Sec. IB.--Vault Rooms for Combustible Waste ; QPhen Required,How Constructed:--All bui].dings heretofore or hereafter erected,and whien shall be used in whole or in part as planing, shingle or saw mills; sash,door,blind,wagon, carriage, cabinet,furniture, agricultu r- ala implement or box factories;carpenter or cooper shops;wood turn s ing and veneering works,or any other wood xorkin� factories or shop or in which shavings, saw dust,excelsior,stra�,hay,loose paper or � similar inflamable material is used for packing purposes, shall �°'`�, ha�e a vaul.t ,,of sufficient size to contain all shavings, sa�► dust ,� x�g c}lips,excelsior, straw,hay or loose paper in and about such build�n and all su��i combustible material shall be removed from such ;prem .�..�-o-�- ises to such vault „at the close of each days work. 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Sectior� 22-In addition to the ga�enalties provided in this ordinance �or violation thereof ac�x�cingxa�A�c�a�xn��c �,ny building or struct ure � or part thereof,erected,altered or repaired,arranged;equipped, used or occupied in violation of any of t:�e provisione of this�=or- �_ _ dinance, shall be deer.�ed and is, hereby declared to be a nuissance and such nuissance may be abated in the manner provided by Iaw or the �ordinances of the city af Renton for the abatement of nuis- ances. Section �- This ordinance shall take effect and be in full foree five days after its passage ,approval and le�al publication. Passed this � � day of �� I9I7• Approved this Z 7 day of /J��-z� I9I7. . ��_ � �-��u-��-� � -�------- � G��2� �dayo r Attest City Clerk . � � , _ ` �� , ��-iy!� . � ,.,. _ _;,� , � ,_ �.; �. =� j�;� . � -�.�,...,._ ,. . . , _ ---�`t.._._� _._._... :._ ._._'-__ .. . .. . ___.-._____ ._. . _ ___..._ .. .. .. _ . .�-�� .._.. . . ___. _ ....-J