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Section 22: RUBBISH NOT TO BE DEPOSITED IN SEWERS It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to deposit any garbage, rubbish, filth, dead animals or any sub- stance having a tendency to obstruct the flow of sewerage in any manhole, lamphole, flushtank or sewer opening, or any other material as specified to be excluded from the sewers in Section 4 of Ordinance No. 3455 of the City of Everett and any person violating any provision of this section shall be guilty of a violation of the ordinance. Section 23: LIQUIDS NOT TO BE DISCHARGED IN SEWER It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to dis- charge or cause or permit to be discharged air, gas, steam or water above 150 degrees Fahrenheit in temperature into any public sewer, or into any private sewer or drain connecting with such public sewer. Section 24: DUTIES OF OFFICERS It shall be the duty of the police of the city, or any employee of said city, in all cases where they may find any person or persons engaged in the work of breaking ground for the purpose of making connections with the public sewers or drains of the city, to ascertain at once, if such person or persons are duly licensed to perform such work, and in the event of such person not being duly licensed, or not having a permit, to order them to desist under penalty pf arrest for violation of this ordinance, and immediately report the fact to the Inspector of Sewers and Plumbing. Section 25: LICENSEE TO NOTIFY THE CITY CLERK No person licensed under this ordinance shall allow his name to be used by any other person or firm, either for the pur- pose of obtaining a permit or for doing the work under the license, and every person licensed shall have his name and place of business recorded in the office of the City Clerk, and shall immediately notify said City Clerk of any change of his address. Section 26: USE OF REDUCER OR BELL OF SMALLER PIPE When connection is made with the main sewer or drain and the "Y" in the main sewer or drain is larger than the lateral, there must be a bell of the smaller pipe or reducer used, and in all cases where a hole is tapped in the main pipe there must be a bell of the lateral put in before starting with the lateral, and in all cases where small pipe connects to large pipe there must be a bell of small pipe or reducer used in bell of large pipe before starting with small pipe. No straight pipe will be per- mitted to be slipped into a larger pipe without first using a reducer or bell of smaller pipe. Section 27: LOCATION, CONSTRUCTION & INSPECTION All side sewers running from the main sewer to all build- ings, lands or premises shall be not less than 30" from any foundation wall of any building and if there be no foundation wall, not less than 30" from the outer lines of any footings, pilings or building supports. All sidesewers shall have not less than 60" of cover at the curb line, or in a public alley 30" of cover at the property line, and 18" of cover on the private property. No side sewer which is laid generally parallel to the curb or curb line shall have less than 48" of cover between the curb or uurb line and the sidewalk or sidewalk line, or less than 30" of cover be- tween the sidewalk or sidewalk line and the property line. All cover measurements shall be based on the established grade or on existing improvements or shall be approved by the City Engineer. -7-