2009 021 Ordinance - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

53 Tar}?g?Lpj,???aiC anrl inninr>ra?OS'S ] ?t?5 n5 (c) On and after the effective date of this section, (Ordinance 715, passed November 21, 1960) each application for a building permit for the construction of a new building or the remodeling of an existing building that is required to install a garbage disposer under this chapter shall state the type of garbage disposer unit to be installed and the supporting plans and specifications shall show the location of such disposal unit. (d) No mechanical garbage disposers shall be installed without first making an application and obtaining a permit therefor from the Building Commissioner. The fee for such permit sha11 be as provided in Chaptez 1309. The application for ihe permit shall contain sucli information as the Building Commissioner shall prescri6e and which will assist hiun in detertnining whether the proposed installation meets the requirements of this chapter. (e) On or after the effective date of this section (Ordinance 715, passed November 21J 1964), no person, firm or association shatt install a mechanical garbage disposer in any premises within the Municipality without first securing a permit therefor as herein provided. (Ord. 715. Passed I1-21-60.) 1345.05 REQUIREMENTS FOR INCINERA.TORS. No incinerator shall be installed in or upon any premises unless it is either of the gasfired type approved by the American Gas Association under the American Standards Association Approved Requirements for Gas-Firect Incinerators, Z21. 6, 1966, as modified by any later revisions thereof, and bears the A.G.A. Blue Star Seal of Approval, or is of the electric power type approved by Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc., and can consume garbage and other l combustible refuse, by combustion or dehydratian without emitting offensive, noxious or toxic odors, vapors or. gases, and without discharging sparks, ash or other residue into the atmosphere. Such incinerators shall be connected only to masonry or reinforced concrete chimneys. The chimrtey to which an incinerator is connected must be of adequate capacity for the incinerator and other appliances connected thereto and shall have an aggregate cross-sectional area equaI to, or greater than, the combined areas of all vent pipes connected thereto. In addition, the following conditions and requirements shall be observed and shall apply to the installation of all incinerators: (a) The incinerator shall be installed as close as practicable to a chimney and the vent pipe from the incinerator shall be cflnnected directly into a vertical chimney; (b) The incinerator vent pipe shall enter the chimney from six to eight inches below all other connectians to the same chimney; (c) The vent pipe extending from an incinerator to the chimney shall be of a thickness of at least No. 24 U.S. standard gauge galvanized steel, or of material having equivalent or superior corrosion and heat resistant properties and the joints thereof shall be secured by sheet metal screws; copper and aluminum vent pipes are not permitted for this type of installation, nor shall a draft hood be installed in the vent pipe of an incinerator, nor a damper in a flue pipe; (d) The incinerator may be installed as close as desired to a brick, concrete or fire-proof watl but not more than eighteen inches from same and at the same time permit ready access for use and servicing of the unit. A clearance of not less than twelve inches between the sides and back, and any combustible wall, shall be required unless suitable means for protection are employed as listed by Underwriters Laboratories. The incinerator musE be mounted on noncombustible floor material such as brick, concrete or tile. 1999 Replacement