§ 113.108 CONSTRUCTION OF PITS.

   (A)   Pits for rebound tumbling centers shall be so constructed that they will not interfere with the operation of the equipment and of a depth not less than three feet, nor more than four feet, at centers.

   (B)   (1)   Pits shall be so framed that the rebound tumbling equipment is held in a level position and is supported on a solid stable surface.

      (2)   Lumber used as framing for pits shall be not less than two inches in thickness and shall be securely connected together.

(Prior Code, § 113.108) (Ord. 1880, passed 6-12-1961) Penalty, see § 113.999

§ 113.109 CONSTRUCTION OF EQUIPMENT.

   Precautionary measures shall be taken to prevent broken springs on rebound tumbling equipment disengaging from the assembly.

(Prior Code, § 113.109) (Ord. 1880, passed 6-12-1961) Penalty, see § 113.999

§ 113.110 USE OF PADDING.

   (A)   The frames of rebound tumbling equipment shall be completely padded to provide reasonable safety.

   (B)   Pads two inches thick filled with cotton liners shall be deemed to meet this requirement.

(Prior Code, § 113.110) (Ord. 1880, passed 6-12-1961) Penalty, see § 113.999

§ 113.111 CENTER TO BE ENCLOSED BY FENCE.

   The entire rebound tumbling center shall be completely enclosed by fencing not less than five feet in height.

(Prior Code, § 113.111) (Ord. 1880, passed 6-12-1961) Penalty, see § 113.999

§ 113.112 INSPECTION.

   The Building Commissioner shall inspect annually every rebound tumbling center.

(Prior Code, § 113.112) (Ord. 1880, passed 6-12-1961)

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