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- - Seco56. HALL. (a) Rzblic Hall. The public hall is a hall corridor or passage- way used in common by all the occupants within a building. . (b) Stair Hall. A stair hall includes the stairs, stair landings and those portions of the public halls through which it is necessary to pass,in,going between the main entrance floor and the roof. , Sec.57a HEIGHTS OF A BIIIIDING. Tne neight of a building is measured on the center line of its prisicipal front from the established or,natural,grade at the building line to the highest point in the coping.of flat roofs or to the deck line of a mansard roof or to the center l7eight of the highest gable in a pitched roof, or to half thd height of a hippecl rooP. If the grade of the lot or aeijoining street in the rear or along the side of the buildin.g falls belovr the grade of the .front, the height shall be taken in the center of side showing the greatest fall. If the total fall on ar?y side exceeds ten (10) feet in the length.of the building, the height shall be measured at tize lodrermost corner, and when the reight of a_building is limited it shall be terraced or stepped off at every ten (10) feet of change of grade. Sec.58. HEIGIiT OF A SUPPOFTING OR BEARING adAZI,. The lleight of a wall is measured from its base line either at the gra:de or a,t the top of a girder to top of the coping or the center of the hibghest gable; founda,tion and retaining walls are measured from the grade doixmvra.rd. Seco59. HDiIGHT OF A STORY. The perpendicu.lar distance from top to top of two (2) successive tiers of floor beams or joists, or t'top of floor to top of floor." Tile clear height of a stor•y or a roora is the d.istance from the floor to the ceiling. The height of a toprnost story shall be measured from the level of its iTloor up to the upper side of the ceiling joist or "collar" beams formin.g a tie to the roof or up to the 4ertica1 heigh.t of the rafters when the roof has no such tie. Sec.60a INSPECTOR. The Inspector of Buildings of the Village of Yayfield. ?- Secm6tl. INC014BUSTIBI,E BOOFING. Covered with not less than three (3) thick- nesses roofing-felt and a good coat of tar and gravel, or with tin, corrugated iron, or other fire resisting material tvith standing seam or lap joint. e_ Sec.62. INCO24BiJS1IBLE STUD PARTITION. One plastered on both sides upon metal lath or rvire clotha These partitions must be fire stopped between stU.ds with incom- bustible material tr¢elve (12) inches hi&h from the floor and a.t the ceiling. Sec.63. INCO12BUSTIBI,E MATERIAL. When referred to as a structural ma.terial means bricka stone, terra cotta, approved plaster blocks, concrete,.iron, steel or sheet metals Sec.64o LOT LIKE OR PA£TY LIN?E. The lot line of demarcation betvveen the poop- drty of different owners, not including the line of demarcation between ar?y lot or parcel of ground and awater front, public park or tnorougiziare. Sec.65e LAt^]Ne The sod(ied space in resident districts bete-jeen the. street line and the buildirg line or between the street li7ie and the sid.eivalk or the sicleNalk and the curb. Sec.66. LENGTH QF A BUII,DING. Its greatest lineal dimieneion; usually meas- ured in the direction of the bearing cvalls or girders. Sec.67e LINmEL. The small beam or girder placed over a door or vrindovr open- ing, vrith the ends resting directly on the masonry. Sec.68. I,OADS ON BUILDINGS. '( a) Dead Zoad. S'_2a11 consi st of the actual