The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-03-05


driveways at least 20 feet wide be-
tween rows of trailer coaches or
camping spaces.
(C) Driveways and trailer camp
ing spaces shall be well marked in
daytime and well lighted at night.
Cd Camp sites shall be we'll
drained and free from insect breed
ing places.
Section 6. Fires. Fires shall be
made only in stoves or other equip
ment provided for that purpose.
Open, unattended fires shall not be
permitted.
Section 2. Water Supply. (Al-
An adequate supply Of safe water
for drinking and domestic purposes
shall be provided. The water SUD-
ply shall be easily obtainable from
its source or from a pipe distribution
system. Water faucets shall be con.
veniently located.
Obj Plans and specifications for
new water supply systems shall be
submitted to the City Health Officer
for examination and approval be-
fore construction may begin.
(C) Dipping from open springs,
wells or irrigation bitches or other
sources of water supply Is prohibit
ed.
D) Use Of common drinking
cups or containers is prohibited.
Section 8. Sewage Disposal. (A)
Sewage shall be disposed Of in o
manner which will not create a ,plu-
sance, pollute a stream, lake or Ter
body Of water, or contaminate wa
ter supply ior bathing,
OBJ Either water-flushed toilets
or fly-tight sanitary privieS shall be
provided and shall be maintained
in a clean and sanitary condition.
Except where fly-tight sanitary
privies are used, concrete or other
equally impervious floors shall be
provided in public toilet rooms.
plumbing shall conform to the state
and city plumbing codes. Toilets
and bath rooms shall be well sventil-
ated to the outside air, and shall be
well lighted both day and night.
Co Separate toilets for males
and females shall be provided, one
for each IS males, and one for each
Is females, or fraction thereof.
Cd Toilets sShall be provided
within 200 feet Of every camping
space.
(E) Location Of all toilets shall be
plainly indicated by appropriate
signs. ~ !.
(FD Waste water from sinks.
showers, toilets and other plumbing
fixtures in camps or trailer coaches
shall not be deposited on the sur
face Of the ground, and all such fix
lures when in use shall be connect
ed to a sanitary sewer system, or 10
suitable fly-tight metal containers
which can he emptied into conven-
iently located slop sinks.
(Gl One or more slop sinks pro-
perly connected with a sanitary
sewer or septic tank and COZ b.
iently located shall be provided
within 100 feet OF every camp OF
trailer camp space.
(H) Plans and Specifications Tor
new sewerage systems and sewage
treatment facilities shall be submit
ted to the City Health officer for
examination and approval before
any construction may begin.
Section 9. Garbage Disposal.
(A) Fly-tight metal garbage con-
tanners having cloSe-6itting covers
shall be provided In convenient 10
cations and in ample numbers. These
containers shall not be permitted
to become foul-smelling, unsightly
or breeding places for flies.
Section 10. Communicable Dis
eases. Ut shall be the duty Of all
camp site owners, managers or other
persons knowing or suspecting the
presence Of persons In camps having
communicable diseases to report
these conditions Immediately 70 the
local health officer.
Section. IL. Violations. Every
owner of premises or owner or OPP
orator OF an auto or trailer camp, or
every owner or occupant Of any
trailer house as herein defined who
violates any of the provisions Of the
Ordinance shall he guilty of q mis-
demeanor and the same shall be
punishable by fine Of not exceed
ing 500 or by imprisonment not ex-
ceeding thirty (S0) days or both
such fine and Imprisonment. -.
Section ~. This ordinance Sd
be in full force and effect five days
after the date Of its passage, approx
al and publication in the official
newspaper OF the City Of Kennewick-
Passed: March 3, 1912.
Signed and approved this 3rd DAY
Of March, 1912. s....
"A. "A. ANON, Mayor.
wRIFRED CAMPBELL, City Clerk
Approved as to form: g. L. POWELL
City Attorney.