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HomeMy WebLinkAbout013 - 07/01/1907 - RELATING TO BUILDING AND BUILDING INSPECTION Ordinance No. Series of 1907 AA ORDINAaCE IA RELATION TO BJILD1i1G3 AND BUILDING ITdSPLCTIOII BE IT ORDAIAv -D by the City Council of the City of Fort Collins a ARTICLE I. Sec 1 There shall be and hereby is cleated the office of Building Inspector for the City of Fort Collins Sec 2 The salary of such Building Inspector shall be determineu and fixed oy the Council, anu snall be provided for in the annual appropriation ordinance Sec 3. His term of office shall be one year, or until his successor shall be elected and qualified, but if, at any time, Zucn Inspector groves incompetent or disnonest , or is any way unfit fo, trie office , ne s call be removed by tree City Council , and the City Council shall, upon such removal, p proceed uy appointment, to fill the uneApired term Sucn Build- ing Inspector stall ue a practical arcciitect, guilder or civil engineer who has oeen engaged in the active oasiliess of his occu- pation for at least five years He shall , before he enters upon the duties of I.is office, take and suusbrioe an oath to faitaful]y and impartially execate the duties of nis office, anu bLiall give pond in the sum of Tao Thousand Dollars (�'2000 00) with two ormnore sufficient sureties, to oe approved oy the Mayor, conditioned for the fait,d'al perfoimance of his duties Sec •, It shall ue the uuty of the City Clerk to i .2- issue all peririts foi the erect-on of buildings n the city, or the making of alterations of repairs tiiei eof upon the order of the Building Inspector and to keen a record of all peimits issued, and le Building Inspector snall also xeep a record showing the number of rooms, description, size and coat of every ouilding erected, altered or repaired in the city during his term of office He snall eAamine all buildings in course of election alteration or repair as often as deemed necessary by him and see that the requirements of Lhis ordinance in relation tneieto are complied with He snall inspect all school buildings, puolic halls tneaters, churcies notels apartment nouses and other ouildings which are occupied or used by large numuers of people or where trey assenule at least once in each year -'or the nur -)ose of determining the safety of such ouildings or any part appliance or eaulp- ment thereof the sufficiency of their doors, passage wais, aisles staizways corridors exits or fire escapes and generally their L'a(,illtles foi ogres in case of fire or otner accidents the strength of tneii f-i ooi s and the safety of tneir elevators, and snall make re )orts of all violations of the several provisions of this ordinance and otnei ordinances with relation to uuilding, to the Mayor In the performance of his duties he snall nave the ilgnt to enter any building or pre- mises in the city at any ano all times Whenever, in the opinion of the Inspector any wall or otner part of a building is danger- ous or unsafe from any cause for the purpose for which it is used, or shall be in any danger of oeing set on fire through any defect in construction or any machinery material or staging used shall be consideied unsafe for the purpose for which it is intended, the Inspector shall notify the owner, his agent or the architect, of contractor in charge of the construction in writing snecifying i .3- wherein such danger exists or wherein such ouilding is unsafe or defective If the owner of nis agent or the architect or contractor mall ne6ieLt or refuse, after service of such notlue, to proceed to vut such building, machinery material or staging in a safe condition, or forthvitn remove such danger he snall ue fined not less than Twenty-five Dollars nor more than One iunured Dollars fo- each day such violation is continued If any ouilding or hart thereof shall appear to the In�uector to oe dangerous or unsafe on account of fire or uy ieason of uad condi- tion of walls, overloaded floors, defective construction, decay or other reason the Inspector, besides nraceeding as herein pro- vided shall most notices of the dangerous or unsafe character of such building in a conspicuous place on or near tile extei for wall of s�uch uuilding, and any person removing such notice shall be fined not less than ten dolikars nor more titan Twenty-rive Dollars for each offense The Inspector s iall have noiv(,r to stop the construction of any building within the city when the same is being done in a reckless or careless manner or in violation of any ordinance and to order any and all -Deis,)ns in any way or mai►nei whatever engage(, in so construction, altering or repairing such building to stop and uesist tnerefroiv Sec 5 Before proceeding with the election, enlarge- -nent alteration, repair or removal of any building in the city a permit for such erection enlargement alteration, -epair or removal shall first ue obtained by tie owner of his agent from the City Clerk under the order of the Building Inspector except that a permit shall not be required for the alteration of anv ouilding outside the fire limits where such alterations shall not cost to emceed fifty dollars and it shall beunlawful to proceed with the rrection enlargement alteration repair or removal of any building or of any structural oa -t thereof s -4- within the city unless such hermit shall first nave oeen ootained from the City Clerk Applica4ion for suen pe-mit snall ue made oy the owner or nib agent to the Building Inspector in writing upon the olanxs to ue furni,ned oy such Inspector and sucii aUi)li- cation snall snow tie numuer of rooms deociipt_on size and coot of the ouilding to oe erec6ed enlarged, altered or repaired of re- moved, and snG7l ue accompanied oy a full and complete bet of plans showing the mode of construction the ma erial to be used, and the estimated cost of suc,n uuiluing enla gemcnu alteration or repair Ii such application shall snow tnat such ouilding of the enlargement alteration or repair requested shall be in conformity with the provisions of this ordinance, the Inspector snall issue an order upon the City Clerk for the issuance of a permit for such ouiiding enlarge- ment alteration repair or removal and said City Clerk, on receiving said order shall issue a permit therefor For such permits the City Clerk snail collect for the city the follow- ing fees For a Uermit when the estimated cost of the bizilding or repair or alteration tneleof shall not exceed Five Hundred Dollars iifty cents over $500 00 and nou exceeding $1000 00 one dollar each 4p1000 00 of fractional pa-t tneieof in excess of $1000 JO and not to exceed $5000 00 one dollar for each auditional $1000 00 or fractional hart thereof over $5000 00 fifty cents For permit to set high pressure steam boilers $2 DO each, for permits to construct elevators $5 00 each ARTICLE II Sec 1 In this ordinance tie following terms shall have the meanings respectively assigned to tnem 'Alteration" means any change or addition by which the structural portion of the ouilding is affected 1 _,_ "Cellar or Basement ' means a lower story of which one- half or more of the height from the floor to the ceiling is oelow the level of the ground adjoining "Founcaation oasement or cellar wall ' means that portion of the wall below the level of the Street curd and where the wall is not on a sureet that portion of the wall below the nit,nest ground next to the wall "Party wall" means a wall ouilt upon the dividinglline oetween the adjoining premises for tneii common use "External wall' means every othe3- wall or vertical en- closure of a building other than the party wall "Partition ' means any interior wall in a ouilding of mason- ry or wood "Thickness of wall means the minimum general tnickness of such wall "Stories ' are counted from the first tier of beams at or aoove tie level of adjoining ground or sidewalk "Buildings of prick or other incumoustible material" means any ouilding the structural part of wuose outside walls is Of such materials 'Shed" means a stiuctuie not exceeuing one story in height of which at least one side shall be open Sec 2 The thickness of walls in incies shall not be less tnan is indicated oy the following table Brick ouildings other than dwellings having a stone foundation wall One story, 16, 9 Two story 18 13 130 Tnree story 20 17 13, 13 Four story, 24 170 170 13 13 Five story, 26, 21 17 17 13 13 For Dwellings One story 16 , 9 `One story and one nalf 160 90 9 Two story 160 13, 9 Three story 18 13 13 9 In buildings be_ng of concrete foundation the width of the founda- tion wall may ue four inenes less than the auove taole v�nntiei In the auove story and one-Dialf dwellings the alght incn vall stall in no case e/,ceed fifteen feet in neight In buildings the walls of which are of stone the thickness for each story shall oe four incies More tian called for in the auove taule Sec 3 All uuildings or parts of buildings hereafter erected in tills city and not nereinafter specifically desciioed snall be of sound material, good i or mans iin and aoundantly strong for the nurnose intended and the size of r^ateiials used therein snall oe such as have been determined by the besi, authority and demonstrated by experiment to oe proper Tney shall oe of slow ourn- ing construction and oe fire cnecked uy vlacing fire checks one auove tie oase board, one in the center of the wood tartitions one uetween joists under wood cross partitions , one auove ceiling line and around all flues leaving no continuous air suace in any direction Materials suuject to transverse strains shall not be loaded to more than one foa~th their oreaking strength if subject uo shearing or tensile stra.L113 to more than one fourtn their altlmate strength and piers wid columns of less than five diameters in he.Lght to more than one sixth of tnelr crushing strength columns or piers of more than five diameters are to be increased in strength according to the formula of Trautwine or other equally good authority Material5 such as stone or cast iron which have a lore modulus of -7- elasticity snall nave a factor of safety of ten when subject to transverse strains Sec 4 Tne outside of walls of rooms having truss roofs or cAilings such as churcnes, public halls, theatres, dining rooms, or the like if more tnan fifteen or less than twenty-five feet nigh snall average t least seventeen inenes and if over twentjfive feet high at least twenty inches, and if over forty feet nigh at least twenty-four incites in thickness If solid outtresses or piers are em- ployed with sufficient sectional area placed Jess tnan eighteen feet aoart and extenued to or neaily to ton of wall four inches may be deuucted from the thickness of any wall having sacs outress or piers linen hollow walls are used the air spaces shall not ue inc.Luded inthe tnickness required Sec i No continuous vertical recess or cnase shall be made in any wall so deep trrat it will leave a unickness au the oack less than four inches dwellings eight inches in other buiidings No horizontal recess snall ue made in any wall except under a special permit of the Inspector No continuous vertical recess otner tnan flues and stacks shall oe nearer than seven feet to any outer recess Sec 6 If any nuilding already ouil t or erh�ch may here- after be ouilt snall be enlarged, raised or built upon it shall be made to conform to the requirements of this ordinance Sec 7 No wood lintels or oearns of over six feet span shall ue useu to s apuui t urick or masonry galls of over eight feet in neight unless the same snall ue supoorted oy sufficient reiieving arches under t ie dt.l ect Lon o" the insuc.ctor Sec 6 All urick walls shall oe bonded at least every seventkl, course tnrougnout the thickness of such wall or where metal ties are used tney must be tied every other urick evc,iy fourth � r t �8 course All eADosed wood trusses shall be protected from the weather by approved metal covering and made %pater tight APTICLE III Sec 1 The table for foundation walls is interned for ordin- ary conditions only Whenever foundations are unusually deep or serve as retaining walls the thickness must be proportionately in- creased The thickness oi' ribole foundations stall be not less than one Sixth of the height of the wall vhich they support, and in no case less than twelve inches Sec 2 Requisite footing courses of dimensions store or cone^ete -ire o De provided whenever tae condition of the soil, or the he fight of tie uuilding may de nand them And in all cases brick foundations shall be started on such footing courses when new builaings are erected witri excavations under >ame extending to a greater devth haft eight feet pelow the grade fine the owners of new uailaings shall shore up ana under pin walls adjoining ouilding at their expense if, in the opinion of tiie Inspecuor it shali De necessary so to do ARTICLE IV Sec 1 Exterior walls faced with stone shall have a backing of not less than eight inches of hard brick work laid in mortar But in no case snall the thickness of stone and oack..ng taxen together be less than the thickness required for a crick wall of the same height Tne stone faci ig of a wall shall alv ajs be securely tled to the ollch packing uy means of metal clamps unless the stores are header oonded and are at least six inches on beds linen stond faced walls are used as beaming walls trey small oe four inches thither than required for suiicu crick alalls under t ie sa e conditions No ashlar shall be less tnan four inc-Lies thick ARTICLE V Sec 1 The front, rear and side walls shall be anchored (9) to eacn tier of oeams at intervals of not more than six feet apart, with suitaule wrought iron anchors All I weans starting sunerstiAc- tzon work snall oe ancroled to joists with iron rods at least Lnree- fourths rock -n d$ametee AR^IuLE VI Sec 1 Nq�cnimne} or smoke flue suali. be built with less than i our incii walls Flues of over 221 squat e inch ai ea shall Have not less than eight inch walls all interior joints snall be struck smooth inside o " flues with foul inch walls Iiall have fire clay flue llning iul.1 height of flue No chimney shall be less tnan four feet above ioOf on fiat roofs nor icss tnan twee feet in any case dhere c ilmneys pi o ject auoX L Vie roof, more than five t-ryes their least widt'i They shall be secure�j anenored to the roof Sec 2 No chimney shall ue started or guilt upon any wooden floor beam or stud unless fine is under tRelve feet in height and in no case w iei e the oreast of the cnimnej shall nre- lect more tnan eight inches snall it be commenced in any wall of sunnorted byarbell-ng uat snall oe started fio►r the story uelow No chimneys stall oe carried oif the nernendiculai except oy spe- cial nei nission of the Inspector Sec 3 Hearths and fire places or grates snall oe laid upon brick or stone arches such using sapnoxted by 1nc0mousLlule mat,ei ial Wooden centers must oe rei owed The back of all fire nlaces shall be riot less an -.,I t inc e:, thick Sec 4 Pi-Des used foi the distribution of tot air in buildings from not air fUiilaCLS s iall oe Tnade of uri nt �I A trn or other mateLial of equal quality, and the loinus snall be douule -lp- seamed, out not soldered All risers and pipes between joists stall ue wianped in aboebtob oaper or other aupiovea incimuusui- ole material and all Lioi iauntal pipes Nliere passing t,irougn wood work witnin five feet of furnace shall be lik(,wise )rotected Such pines ere to oe sevureiy fastened to the nartl6iurrs through wnieri tney pass In no case s all an uimber of woodwork oe built into the or c4 iorl. of any ctiiinney or smoke flue Sec 5 No smoke wipe in any ouilding witn wooden or com bustiule floors or ce_lings, oiall enter and flue unless saki pipe shall oe at least eignteen inches from either the floor or ceiling or six inches from the plastered nai tition and from uhe wood work around flue chimneys and In all cases where smoke nines pass through stud or wooden partitions of any kind or tnrough floors they shall oe guarded ov a douole metal collar, with at 1 ast one and one lialf inch air apace uetween ouuer and inner collar with noles for venti- lation oetveen anu extending tnrouga the partition Sec 6 Furnace scone nines shall ue not less tnan twe.Lve inches from a.Ll wooden joists or oartitions and sha.Ll ue double piped except in ai)niov(,d fire proof material in inich case six incises from wood work nay ue allowed Sec 7 Topb of all furnaces seal] oe nou ] esb than twelve inches from tLie floor joists aaove ana sii,li be suff zciently pro- tected with aboestos or other incomoustiole ipauerial ARTICLE VII Sec 1 No steam ooiler used for power purposes shall oe set witnout a pelinit made -)ut in due form oy the Cit Clerk under the order of the Building Inspector Sec 2 All steam pipes used for powei purposes, passing J 11^ trnrough wood work sxiall oe protected uy iron collars with an air space uetween All steam Dives shall be su-opolted by iron jaclets or hangers AR^iuLE VIII Sec 1 All floors shall be constructed with factor of safety of four and to near superimvosed j oad ver suverfic,ial foot not less titan as follows Theatres and pall rooms 100 hounds Dweliings 40 hounds vuulic ouildings, 75 hounds For bu-ldings used for manufac.taring vurvoses or storaLe of goods the ftooi s shall oe Drovortioned to the vrovosed ] oad Sec 2 In no building shall any wood work, e -cceat oase ooards oe vlaced within one inch of the outside of any chimney or wall outside �f any flue Sec 3 All wooden beams or other timbers in the hartj divas-on wall of every ouilding hereafter to be erected or uuilt of stone crick or iron snall oe sevaxated from the ueams entering the ovvosite side of the wall uy solid masonry iorl of at least "our in- ciies Sec 4 1 ie ends ox a.L. joists in u �cl -✓alls shall oe so beveled u rat not more titan one and one-ha.Lf riches of the level portion of the too of sucii joists snall enter info Ole Mick work all joists shall rest aL. j east four inches on the Ul xck work Tne sills of all wooden st-uctuxes which are set at greater height tnan one story aoOve the grade shall oe anchored to the masonry uelow ARTICLE, IX Sec 1 No ouildinL, shall oe erected within the Fire limits unless tue �tructui al hart of the walls ue of or.Lcx stone , iron or otner incomoustiole material No tent sliall oe erected within the Fire limits e ccevt on verrrission granted by the Mayor -12- Sec 2 Plastering 5nall be carried down uehind all wood work Sec 5 The roof uoards of every uuilding hereafter erected stall in no case be extenued access the oartj walls thereof Sec 4 revery cornice within the fire limits extent on isholated uuiidings used as dwellings only, snap be of az .Lck iron or othe7 incomuustiule material Where not of solid masonry, all brick or stone walls seal] be carried up uenind cornices or roof c,)vering Coinices shall not ue uuilt so as to drop water tnerefrom upon the side walls but such cornices shall oe provided with gutters and down snouts Sec 5 Ao person shall hereafter construct within this city any freight or Dasbenger elevator in any building until lie deposits witn the building inspector, plans and sneclf,catians snow- ing wnat kind of an elevator ne DroDoses to nut up and snall outain a nermit from the City Clerk for Such proposed elevator Tile building inspector snail examine 5ucn plans and suecifications and if the work nronosed is a safe and proper construction shall give Wthe aunlicant an oruer for such Derinit Sec 6 Ido person mall repair any frame building witnin the fire limits of this city when such .)uildinj, shall have been damaged oy the elements decay of otnerwise, to the extent of fifty per cent of the value thereof If the Inspector shall deter- mine tnat the amount of such damage to any uuilding is Fifty per cent or moie of the value thereof then his dete, mination shall oe final unless une owner the^eof shall within five days file with the Insnector a request for the aDDoinhment of a uoard of arvitrators to determine buuLi damage If the Inspectoi shall determine that such damage is less than fifty Der cent, his deLer! .Lnation Shall be J l final unless a majority of the owners of propeity within 100 feet of such ouilding shall , within five day$, regaest the appointment of a board of aruitrators to determine such damage Such board of arbitrators snall consist of tnree disintPtested competent uer5on,s one to be cnosen oy the inspector one uy the party or parties filing the request for such aroitration and the kxx third oy the two taus closen Such arbitrators shall oe sworn to make a tnorough exa inatlorn of t ie uamaged uuilding and shall, within five days after tneir appoinoment file with the Inspectoi , 6ieir 1eoort and findings on the matter submitted to them The decision of the arbi- trators shall be final Tne party asking for such aroitration shall , upon filing such request deposit with the Inspector such amount as the Inspector snall determine will cover the costs and eAT)enses of such aroitration ARTICLE X Sec 1 The halls, doors stairways, seats and aisles of all buildings within tzis city used or intended to be used for the purpose of puolic amusement instruction or other purposes where large numbers of people assernble shall be arranged as nrovided by law and so as to facilitate egress in case of fire or accident and to afBord the requi- site and proper prouection in >uca cases All doors of exit leading from any assembly room apartment house departnent store office of ot,ier uullaink, which is used by large numuei s of people shall be so ninged as o upen outward fronsach loom, hall nouse or building The Inspec or may designate the numoei and location of such doors of exit Every person owning or ouerating any such room or ouilding as a tneatre, opera nouse, concert hall music hall, puolic scnjol of church or for other like puulic assemblage, shall, curing the whole of every exiiioition perfo mance or as5em- olage tnerein cause all the doors tneieof to be left unfastened or latched or barred upon the inner side only, so that the same may .14- be readily and speedily opened from the inner side and shall cause all the star ways passage clays corridors and aisles leading to every such door to oe kept open and f ee from nersons seared or standing therein and from other oustruction The arraige-nent of passageways, corridors eAits seats aisles proscenium arch fire curtains stage auplianees ventilators over stage stage water jets stand pipes fire auDlianc,es and al.L other necessary equipment fort treaties snall ue made bo compiv with the national Boaid of "ire Underwriters rultes Sec 2 The owner of any oullding used as a hotel hall or place of amabement store or office building which may have floor fifteen feet or more auove tl e ground, shall provide Droner and safe iron fire escapes for sucii building and the In- spector may designate the position of such fire escapes Livery or boarding staoles where horses are kept upon any otner tnan the ground floor wall provide at least two proper and sufficient run- ways from any such floor and such runways shall bxx be in sucl^ location as the Inspector snall designate Section 3 No canopies over side walks snall be erected tiitiout special permission granted by tie City Council , and then only on tre apnioral of the Dlans tnereof oy the Building Inspector No gland stands shall oe erected wi hin one city limits w_thout special permission of the 1,ayoi and tnen only on she approval of the D-.ans tnereof o j tre Insnec nor ARTICLE /,I Sec 1 No person shall engage in the uusiness of nouse moking within tnis city witnout first nav ng a licnese so to do Any pers m des.Lr�nj, such license snali na' e ai u1_catlon therefor to tie Clerk ouch apulic,ation snail be in writing and shall state the name and place if ousiness of the applicant Upon 4 so doing and the filing, of a bond to the city in the s Lim of one thousand dollars, with sucn sureties as the Council shall annrove, conditioned tnat the applicant will nay any and all aamages nick may be caused to any uruperty public or private and will save indemnify and protect the city from all liability of any kind ceased by the roving of any nouse and tale payment of a fee Of fai teeii doliai s the Clerk may issue sucn a licnese to sucn applicant All sucn licenses sila.Ll uuess sooner suspended or revoked, continue in force for one year next a"ter une_i issued Sec 2 ido Verson e/cebt a licnesed nouse nover snail move any ou.Llding ,oi part tnereof along any of rle SLiet,tS of tills city witnoul, paring a neimit so to do Any person desiring sucn uerrnit shall make ap )iication therefor to tile Inspec or Such aunlication s iall be in i riting and sr all state the Luca ation ofhtne building nronosed to be moved and the place to which it is to be move whether t e sa i e is a dwelling house or otner osilding and the number or rooms in such building s -iall describe one route over wi len tree same is to be r ovedand the length of time that will be required to Trove it shall desig- nate the place and numLer of ires or caules necessary to oecut and the owners of sucn Tres or cables Lvecy suc)i annlivation s iall oe arcomuanied uy a st,-ternent of tile o iner or operator ofany wires of caules to ue but giving an est.Lmate of the cust of cutting and zeun.L,,liq, the same and such other dargale as r ay accrue T:o tie 7r01)(-,r ty of such owner Upon so doing; and the dei)osit uy the aT)pllcant with the � of asum of money suff cienu to corer the cost so estimated and une )ayment oftne fees nereanaftei nro% ided ne Insuectur Tiay issue,a pert it to such aTplicant to move such uual ding or tart tiiei eof Such permit shall designate tree streets and walks and to what extent the same wail oe used for the purpose of moving such -16- building or -Dart thereof and the -Length of time in wnich said work shall ue done No wires or caole5 snall ue cut for the nuruose of nennitting ricuses to be oved efcen by the owner of ouerator tnej eof and the vl res )f any street rail ray cci*ivany may only be cut for bath i)uri>ose between uue ciours of 12 o clock midnight and u o clocx in the morning, Tne deposit here_n re- quired to we naue of so much theic.of as may ue, necessary to cover the acuual -na necessary cost of cuti,lig and reufilLinp_ such wires or cau�cs and other damages incident, tneieuo as iay anuear uy a verified itemized oil., of such owner or operator shall fortnwith u-Don the coin-Dletion of the resbbration of the wires or caoles and upon the auuzoval of sueh will uy the person waxing the deoo�it Le uaid to the ) mers or operators thereof and ithe balance of such denoslt reLuiliea to the aUulicant Sec 3 The fees for such permits shall oe ror each dwelling of two rooms or less one dollar aid fifty cents for each additmonal room for each uuilding other nan a dwelling, two dollars Section 4 No tree shall oe removed or the orancnes thereof cut in order to allow Liie moving; of a ouilo ing eAce-Dt with the written consent � tie of ner If s ich owner oe uhe city with the ur_tteli consent of the Insuector and Mayoi A hole wii e or Cd e sl a-L.L oe cut of i emoveu f'or the uuroose of i e oving a ouiIuing except with the, written cun. Lnt of the owner If such owner oe tiie c_ty the written consent of the Insuector aid ifa,/or shall oe requireu ;,ucn consent to cut such wores and caoles ciowever small oe given by the owner uuon ieasonaule de ana nd the deposit to co or tiie cost of cutting; and reuni6ing such wires of caules and the vayment for any dainag,e on accosnt nereof as nereinuefore required 4 I -17) Sec 3 Any person violating any of the provisions of tnis article snail be fined not less than twentyofive not more tnan three hunaied dollars for each offense AIRTICLL 1CII Sec 1 No gas piping shall e installed in any building without a Dermit so to do issuea oy the City Clerk Upon issuing anv such Hermit the aDDlicant shall Day the sum o" fifty cents therefor All house piping for gas must stand a Dressure of three hounds Dei square inch or six inches of mrrcui .� coiju-in without snowint any droD in tna column f o, a Deiiod of tten minuted The specifications for iiouse piping for gas shall conioim to the specifications of The Denver Gas anu LlectVc Company The Irspec, or muJL ue notifieu uy t is gas fitter when the work is ready for Inspect Lon and the work left uncovered until inspected and approved After inspection and aDuroval, tiie InsDecuir shall issue a certificate of such apDroval AFTiCLL dIII Sec 1 Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance where a penalty for such violation is not herein snecifically urovided or disoueying any Britten order of the Builaing Inspector shall oe fined not less tnan five dollars and not more titan two hundred dollars for each offense Sec 2 All ordinances and Darts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions hereof are hereuy reDealed Sec 3 This ordinance mall be in full force and effect from and after 1*c r,� sage