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four (4) inches in diameter. ACCESSIBILI~: All cleanouts must be made accessible and if within eighteen (]8) inches of a wall must be carried through such wail. No cle~nout on any soil or waste line will be considered accessible unless there be at least two feet (2) of un- obstructed space between the floor Joists and the ground extendin to such cleanout from a window in the foundation or from s cellar. SHALL BE KEPT CLOSED: All cle~nouts shall be made tight without the use of paints or other similsr substance, and shall be kept closed at all times except when a storpage in the soil or waste line occurs and then may be opened for a reasonable time in order to clear out the obstruction. NOT USED FOR FLOOR DRAINb: Cleanout openings shall not be used for floor drains. IN BASEMENT OR C~%IENT FLOORS: Clesnouts in basement or cement floors shall extend et least one h~lf (1/2) inch above floor level. WltERE REQUIRED: Cleanouts sh~l] be provided at the fcc' of ali vertical lines of soil or waste pipe ~nd at the end of eac] horizontal line exceeding five (5) feet in length; on sink lines as close to the fixtures ss possible regardless of the position of the waste line; on horizontal soil or waste lines or house sewers at lesst every fifty (50) feet or fraction thereof, and also in other places where made necessary by the chsracter of constructio~ SECTION V9 - LEAD PIPE OR BENDS: Lead pipe or bends used in plumbing or draining systems shall be of at lesst the fol- lowing weights: 1 1/2" ............. 3 lbs. per linear foot. 2 " ............. 4 lbs. per linear fo~t. 3 " ............. 6 lbs. per linear foot. 4 " .............. 6 lbs. per linear foot. LEAD WASTE PIPES: Waste pipes in ~11 cases shall be of lead or cast iron of not less than one ~nd one half (1 1/2) inche in diameter. LEAD IN CONTACT WITH CE~IENT: Where lead pipe comes in contact with cement or concrete floors or walls it shell be pro- tected by a coating of liquid asphalt. LEAD PIPE CONNECTIONS: Ail connections in lead nipe shall be made by wiped Joints. Connections between soil pipe and le~d or wrought iron pipe and lead should be made with brass fer- rules or brass solder nipples, and every Joint sba I1 be wiped. Bolted, cup or flush soldered Joints are prohibited in ~11 cases. SECTION 80 - FLOORS NOT LAID UNTIL AFTER INSPECTION: In the construction of buildings in w~ich the bottom of the first 'floor Joists are within two (2) feet of the ground such flooring shall not be laid until the ~ll rough plumbing has been inspected and tested. SECTION 81 - FLASHINGS: quired they shall be of sheet lead Where pipe flashings are re- or copper.