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Fire-proof materials should be used throughout in all structures of more than one story.
3. Height a. The church structure should not be more than two stories above the basement. The school structure should conform to this standard except in very congested cities where it may be three stories when strictly fire-proof.
b. The basement should not be used for social or educational purposes when more than three feet below the ground level.
4. Roof a. Style and shape of roof will be determined by th...e type of architecture employed for the church building and the purpose for which the roof is used.
OF MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS 169 b. The roof should be laid with slate, tile or asbestos shingle.
c. The roof should be provided with eaves gutters, drain pipes and guard rails for preventing snow slides.
5. Foundation a. The foundation should go deep enough to secure a firm support for the walls, arches or tower in order to prevent settling.
b. Foundations should be preferably of concrete, reinforced where necessary, or masonry with a wide footing.

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