Plumbing Code of the City of South Bend, Oridance No. 3208 as Amended 1937

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Section 36: Enforcement„ It shall be the duty of the Chief Plumbing Inspector, on receipt of knowledge that any part of this Ord. insnee has been violated, to go before the City Judge of the City of South Bend and cause the arrest and prosecution of all persons whom he has reason to believe are guilty of such violation. Section 37 durisdiotion placed with Board of Health* 911 matters concerning plumbing and building drainage, water supply and gas piping In connection therewith and concerning the appointment of a Plumbing Inspector and deputy inspectors and the appointment of an Examining Board is hereby placed under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Health Of the City of South Bend* Section 58: Tie Board of Health of the City of South Bend are hereby empowered to revoke the license of eny employing plumber or journeymen plumber where the provisions of this Ordinance have been violated upon charges brought by the Chief Plumbing Ispector, after a hearing before the Board of Health Section 40; No licensed employing plumber or journeyman plumber shall sot as agent for any employing plumber or journeyman plumber who has not obtained a license from the Examining board of Plumbers, Section 41: Hot and cold water required. 911 bars and fountains and other places where food and drink, or either, are served generally to the public for consumption, shall have a oonstant supply of both hot and cold water during all business hours. This supply shall be run through all bar fixtures, soda fountains or any other places in said business oonoernh where dishes, silverware# or glassware or cooking or other utensils are cleaned. Section 42; Definitions of Termst In this Ordinance the term "main; soil pipe" is applied to any pipe above the basement floor connection to the house drain receiving the discharge of one or more water closets, with or without other fixtures, and extending through and above the roof* The term "Branch soil pipe„ is applied to any pipe receiving the discharge from one or more water- olosets and with or without other fix- tures and leading towards and connecting with the main soil pipe, but not necessarily extending through the roof.