A Syllabus of Civic Problems
A Syllabus of Civic Problems
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c. In harbors — may interfere with navigation. Other objections.
d. Chemical precipitation.
e. Electricity.
f. Intermittent filtrations.
Septic tank process.
Artificial bed for final treatment.
g. Sewage farms.
32 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL^ SAN JOSE.
4. Sewage problems.
a. Disposal of excessive waste of certain industries ; canneries ; creameries ; refineries.
b. Oyster bed pollution.
c. Contamination of water supply of adjacent cities, n. Provision made by the city for sewage disposal.
Field Work.
1.... What is the extent of the sewer system of your city? (Ask the Street Depart- ment. ) 2. What parts of the city are still unconnected? (Learn the reasons. ) 3. Does that part of the city have any higher death rate? (Learn from the Health Department. ) 4. AVhat is the method of sewage disposal in your city?
a. What better way could be used?
b. Is there any objection to the method in use? If any, what?
5. What are the ordinances governing the location of sewers in your city?
(J. What is the attitude of city officials regarding prompt connection of houses with the sewer system?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. In harbors — may interfere with navigation. Other objections.
d. Chemical precipitation.
e. Electricity.
f. Intermittent filtrations.
Septic tank process.
Artificial bed for final treatment.
g. Sewage farms.
32 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL^ SAN JOSE.
4. Sewage problems.
a. Disposal of excessive waste of certain industries ; canneries ; creameries ; refineries.
b. Oyster bed pollution.
c. Contamination of water supply of adjacent cities, n. Provision made by the city for sewage disposal.
Field Work.
1.... What is the extent of the sewer system of your city? (Ask the Street Depart- ment. ) 2. What parts of the city are still unconnected? (Learn the reasons. ) 3. Does that part of the city have any higher death rate? (Learn from the Health Department. ) 4. AVhat is the method of sewage disposal in your city?
a. What better way could be used?
b. Is there any objection to the method in use? If any, what?
5. What are the ordinances governing the location of sewers in your city?
(J. What is the attitude of city officials regarding prompt connection of houses with the sewer system?
What to read after A Syllabus of Civic Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Jose State College to read onlineMoreLess
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