Sewage Disposal in the United States
Sewage Disposal in the United States
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The same restric- tion applies to depositing dead animals, birds, fish, decayed fruit, leaves, saw- dust, roots, branches or trunks of trees in any spring, dry water-course, or in the lake itself. The washing of sheep or other animals in the lake or any Fig. 30 A. of its tributaries is also prohibited.
The provisions relating to houses, cottages, tenements, tents, and picnic grounds within 200 feet of the shores of the lake may be sum- marized as follows: Each property is furnished with at leas...t one privy set upon the surface of the ground, without a vault, and so con- structed that metallic pails, 15 inches high by 16 inches in diameter, can be placed under the seats and easily removed with their contents.
This pail is shown by Fig. 30 A.
The occupants are required daily to add dry loam in small quan- tities, as a deodorizer and absorbent. It is also made the duty of the occupant to provide a receptacle for garbage and to place the same therein. Slop or wash water is to be scattered upon the surface of Digitized by Google PAIL SYSTEM AT HEMLOCK LAKE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same restric- tion applies to depositing dead animals, birds, fish, decayed fruit, leaves, saw- dust, roots, branches or trunks of trees in any spring, dry water-course, or in the lake itself. The washing of sheep or other animals in the lake or any Fig. 30 A. of its tributaries is also prohibited.
The provisions relating to houses, cottages, tenements, tents, and picnic grounds within 200 feet of the shores of the lake may be sum- marized as follows: Each property is furnished with at leas...t one privy set upon the surface of the ground, without a vault, and so con- structed that metallic pails, 15 inches high by 16 inches in diameter, can be placed under the seats and easily removed with their contents.
This pail is shown by Fig. 30 A.
The occupants are required daily to add dry loam in small quan- tities, as a deodorizer and absorbent. It is also made the duty of the occupant to provide a receptacle for garbage and to place the same therein. Slop or wash water is to be scattered upon the surface of Digitized by Google PAIL SYSTEM AT HEMLOCK LAKE.
What to read after Sewage Disposal in the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, M. N. (Moses Nelson), 1864- to read onlineMoreLess
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