Charter and Ordinances of the City of Waterbury, Connecticut: With Amendments Thereto. Revised to January 1, 1902 |
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Page 144
If foundation walls are of brick they shall not be less than twelve inches thick and
at least four inches thicker than the wall ... the grade level , they shall be
increased in thickness at least four inches for each additional ten feet or part
thereof .
If foundation walls are of brick they shall not be less than twelve inches thick and
at least four inches thicker than the wall ... the grade level , they shall be
increased in thickness at least four inches for each additional ten feet or part
thereof .
Page 145
In place of walls of the thickness specified in this ordinance , walls may be
constructed with piers or buttresses , so proportioned as to give equal strength .
BEARING WALLS DEFINED . Bearing walls shall be taken to mean those walls
on ...
In place of walls of the thickness specified in this ordinance , walls may be
constructed with piers or buttresses , so proportioned as to give equal strength .
BEARING WALLS DEFINED . Bearing walls shall be taken to mean those walls
on ...
Page 146
Stone posts for supports shall not be used in the interior of any building : Where
walls or piers are built of cut stone the Building Inspector may allow a less
thickness than specified for brick work . HESDING COURSES IN BRICK WALL .
Stone posts for supports shall not be used in the interior of any building : Where
walls or piers are built of cut stone the Building Inspector may allow a less
thickness than specified for brick work . HESDING COURSES IN BRICK WALL .
Page 147
THICKNESS OF WALLS . All brick walls of dwelling houses not exceeding fifteen
feet in height shall not be less than eight inches thick . All brick walls of dwelling
houses more than fifteen feet in height and not exceeding fifty feet in height ...
THICKNESS OF WALLS . All brick walls of dwelling houses not exceeding fifteen
feet in height shall not be less than eight inches thick . All brick walls of dwelling
houses more than fifteen feet in height and not exceeding fifty feet in height ...
Page 148
The bearing walls of all warehouses carrying girders or joists not exceeding
twenty - six feet in span shall be of not less than thicknesses as follows : Brick
walls not exceeding thirty feet in height shall not be less than twelve inches thick .
The bearing walls of all warehouses carrying girders or joists not exceeding
twenty - six feet in span shall be of not less than thicknesses as follows : Brick
walls not exceeding thirty feet in height shall not be less than twelve inches thick .
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| Title | Charter and Ordinances of the City of Waterbury, Connecticut: With Amendments Thereto. Revised to January 1, 1902 |
| Author | Waterbury (Conn.) |
| Contributor | Connecticut |
| Publisher | Mattatuck Press, 1902 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 18 Aug 2007 |
| Length | 366 pages |
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