The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-29

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a clean coarse sand or gravel sub
soil and of greater lengths for sub
soils of lesser ~porosifies. The leach
ing or filtering device should be
located not less than one hundred
(100) feet from any well, spring,
or cistern, twenty (2O) feet from
any building of human occupancy,
and two (2) feet from any lot line.
A teaching device will only be per-
from rock or shale formation, and
mitted where the subsoil is free
is sufficiently porous to facilitate
the absorption of the effluent q
the sewage tank.
Section 22. CLEANING OF SEW
AGE TANK. A water-tight sewage
tank should be cleaned at intervals
not greater than three go years
and more frequently if necessary to
prevent discharge of solids through
the overflow. A written permit shall
be secured from the health commits
sioner for the cleaning of such tank,
which permit shall state the condi-
lions under which the material shall
be removed and disposed of; except
that the cleaning may be done with
out an additional permit by a
~scavenger having a permit as here
matter provided.
MISCELLANEOUS SANITATION
REQUIREMENTS
Section 23. CARRIAGE AND OF
FAL, For the purpose of these reg
ulations, garbage shall include
duced in household, hotel and res
taurant kitchens; also wastes of
vegetable, animal, fish or fowl or
igin from markets, groceries and
similar establishments. No person
shall place or deposit or permit to
be placed or deposited garbage, Of
fal or any other putrescible refuse
of vegetable, animal, fish or fowl
origin in any street, alley, road,
open excavation, abandoned we'll OF
cistern, ditch, stream or body of
water, or on the surface of the
deemed improper by the health COM
missioner; provided, however, that
this regulation shall not prohibit
the depositing of such wastes for
the purpose of feeding animals and
fowls as hereinafter provided. I'm
less disposed of Immediately after
production, such wastes shall be
stored in water-tight metal con-
tainers with tight fitting lids and
upon removal from such containers
shall be properly disposed of in a
manner to avoid the creation of
nuisance or the pollution of a pub
lie or private water supply.
Section "a. COLLECTION A N -
DISPOSAL. Unless a general sys-
tenn of collection and disposal of
garbage, satisfactory to the health
commissioner and authorized as pro-
vided in section 81 is maintained,
such wastes shall be disposed of
by the producer by burial, burning,
feeding or reduction. If burial is
praeticed, the wastes shall be de-
posted in a layer not more than
six 80 inches in thickness in an
exeavated trench not less thar
n Cd foot nor more than two (2)
feet i'm depth and covered immedi-
ately with a layer of earth not
less than six CD inches in thick
ness. Burial shall be at an iso-
lated location satisfactory to the
health commissioner. IL burning is
practiced the wastes shall be de-
stroyed by a hot fire in a furnace or
stove. If feeding is practiced the
wastes shall be fed in a manner
and at a location satisfactory to
the health commissioner. Such feed
ing place shall at all times be main
tanned so as not to create a nui-
sance. If reduction is practiced the
wastes shall be cooked in enclosed
containers and suitable provision
shall be made to avoid escape of
offensive odors and waste liquids
in cooking and drying.
Section 25. PERMITS FOR SCAV-
ENGERS AND GARBAGE COL
IEcFORS. No person, firm or cor
poration shall engage in the col
lection and removal, for remunera-
ton, of the contents of privy vaults
of sewage tanks, swill, garbage or
offal in the Union County, Ohio,
General Health District until a per-
nit therefor is obtained from the
health commissioner. The permits
shall be issued for such periods and
at such times as deemed advisable
by the health commissioner. The
nAFnlJ Ghn1l yGfnfA tho RnnhifinnC
under which the material shall be
removed and disposed of. Any and
all permits may be revoked at any
time at the discretion of the health
commissioner.
Section 26. DEAD ANIMALS. No
person shall place or deposit or
permit to be placed OF deposited
the carcass of a dead animal i'm
any street, alley, road, open exca-
walton, abandoned well or eistern,
ditch, stream or body of water, or
onto the surface of the ground, or
in any other name deemed i'm
proper by the health commissioner.
the owner or occupant of the land
or which the carcass of a dead
animal is found shall promptly pro-
vide O it's proper removal and
disposal. The carcass shall be dis
posed of in a manner to avoid the
creation of nuisance or the poliu-
liOII vi ID puDllC vi private WdiC
supply, by burning in a crematory
suitable for the purpose, by reduc-
ton in a plant operating under Ii
cense of the Ohio Department of
Agriculture pr by burial under at
least three CD feet of earth cover
at a point not within a municipal
corporation and not less than five
hundred 5000 feet from any pub
lie Or private water supply, build
ing of human occupancy, road,
stream or body of water.
Section 81. MANURE. No person
shall place OF deposit manure, pro-
duced by the keeping of an animal
cattle kind, in any street. alley,
road, open excavation, abandoned
well or cistern, ditch, stream or
body of water, or in any other man
ner deemed improper by the health
commissioner. Every person own
ing or keeping in a stable, stall or
compartment, any animal of the
horse, mule or cattle kind, shall
store the n in a manne sat
isfactory to the health commission
err.
Section 2S. NUISANCES. Where a
nuisance, as defined in Section 1886
of the Ohio General Code, is found
in any building or upon any ground
or premises within the Union Coun-
ty, Ohio, General Health District,
notice in writing shall be given by
the health commissioner to the own
err or occupant of such building Or
premises to abate such nuisance.
The time for complying with the
order shall be specified in such no.
tice. In case of neglect or refusal
to abate the nuisance in accordance
with such notice, the health com
missioner shall cause said owner
OF occupant to be prosecuted as
provided by law.
Section 20. PENALTY. Section
4414 of the General Code of Ohio
provides: whoever violates any
nrnNisinn Of this ehanter or any