ALLEGANY COUNTY.

after the work is finished, at the expense of the owner of the property or
the person or persons having the work done.

1904, ch. 206, sec. 33. 1912, ch. 168. sec. 33.

513. That no water-closet or urinal shall be allowed to be constructed
in any sleeping-room, kitchen or cookroom or in any storage or store-room
in which is kept or stored food stuffs, no water-closet shall be allowed to
be constructed in any apartment or vault that is not in direct communica-
tion with the outside air by means of a window or airshaft having an area
of at least four square feet for the admission of fresh air and light; in no
instance shall waste pipes from bathtubs, washstands or sinks be connected
with a trap of a water-closet.

1904. ch. 206, sec. 38. 1912, ch. 168, sec. 38.

514. That the master plumber in charge of any work shall notify the
Inspector of Plumbing upon blank forms to be provided, as soon as work
erected, altered or constructed by him is ready for inspection, and said
inspector shall at once inspect said work, using the water or peppermint
test, or any other reliable test the inspector may see fit. And in no case
shall any plumbing work or any part thereof be covered or in any manner
hidden from view until the approval and consent of said inspector shall
have first been obtained and a certificate as hereinbefore provided shall be
received, and no plumbing work or any part thereof shall be turned over
for use until said work or part thereof shall have been first inspected and
passed by said inspector and authority given by said inspector to use the
same.

1904, ch. 206, sec. 39. 1912, ch. 16S, sec. 39.

515. That the entire testing as provided for in the preceding sectiou
shall be done by the Inspector of Plumbing or his duly appointed assist-
ant, and all changes or alterations ordered by said inspector or his assist-
ant must be complied with by the master plumber in charge of said work,
subject to the fines as set forth in Section 501 and Section 502 of this
Article upon a failure or neglect so to do.

1904, ch. 206, sec. 40. 1912, ch. 168, sec. 10.

516. That all prosecutions for the violation of this Act or any part
thereof, shall be brought in the name of the Board of Health of the re-
spective city or town where the violation occurred.

1904, ch. 206, sec. 41. 1912. ch. 168, sec. 41.

517. That the Inspector of Plumbing shall comply with the require-
ments of this Act, and any neglect or refusal so to do shall subject him
upon conviction to a fine of not less than two nor more than fifty dollars
for each violation thereof, and in addition to said fine the Inspector of
Plumbing may be removed from office in the discretion of the Board of
Health so appointing him.