Table 16.3.7 SEWAGE FLOWS ACCORDING TO TYPE OF ESTABLISHMENT Schools (toilets and lavatories only) TS Gal, per day per person Schools (with above plus cafeteria) 25 Gal, per day per person Schools (with above plus cafeteria and showers) 35 Gal, per day per person Day workers at schools and offices TS Gal, per day per person Day camps 25 Gal, per day per person Trailer parks or tourist camps (with built-in bath) 30 Gal, per day per person Trailer parks or tourist camps (with central bathhouse) 35 Gal, per day per person Work or construction camps 30 Gal, per day per person Public picnic parks (Woilet wastes only) Gal. per day per person Public pienie parks (bathhouse, showers and fush toilets) T0 Gal. per day per person Swimming pools and beaches TO Gal. per day per person Country clubs 25 Gal. per day per person Luxury residences and estates 150 Gal. per day per person Rooming houses 40 Gal, per day per person Boarding schools ‘30 gal. per day per person Hotels (with connecting baths) 30 Gal, per day per person Hotels (with private baths—2 persons per room 100 Gal. per day per person Boarding schools T00 Gal per day per person Factories (gallons per person per shift exclusive of industrial waste) 25 Gal, per day per person Nursing homes "75 Gal, per day per person General hospitals T50 Gal. par day per person Public Institutions (other than hospitals) 100 Gal. per day per person Restaurants (Collet and kitchen wastes per unit of serving capacity) 25 Gal, per day per person Kitchen wastes from hotels, camps, boarding houses, ete. serving three meals per day T0 Gal per day per person Motels ‘30 Gal, per day per bed space Motels with bath, toilet, and kitchen wastes 60 Gal, per day per Bed space Drive-in theatres Gal. per day per car space Sores 400 Gal. par day per toilet room Service Stations T0 Gal, per day per vehicle served ‘Airport Terminals 3-3 Gal. per day per passenger ‘Assembly halls fal, per day per seat Bowling alleys 75 Gal. per day per lane ‘Churches (small) 3-3 Gal, per day per sanciuary seat ‘Churches (large with Kitchen) Dance halls 7 Gal. per day per sanctuary seat Gal. per day per person Taundries (coin operated) 400 Gal. per day per machine Service Stations TO00 Gal. First Bay) per day 500 Gal. (Each add! Bay) Sub-divisions oF individual homes 75 Gal. per day per person ‘Marinas Plush toilets 36 Gal, per fixture per hr Urinals Ti Gal. por fixture per Br Wash basins TS Gal. por ture per Br Showers 150 Gal. per fixture per Br [OU Natal Stood Png Coe16.4.3 Minimum Distances ‘The minimum distances that shall be observed in locating the various components of the disposal system shall be as given in Table 16.4.3. Table 16.4.3 MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN COMPONENTS OF AN INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM (in feet)! saat | Rp | stn | ect | ten | Pt] SH at] PE | mag Bue See Tio [io | wo ; ; - | -[- - - Brsreaton | 99 [sv | so s - - | s fs | ow | » Past [10 [so | so | 0 s - | - if - fo [ 2» "Minimum distances may be reduced ifapproved by the Authority Hai Jurisdiction, 16.4.4 General All sewage disposal systems shall conform with the following general principles regarding the sit: 16.4.4.1 Location swage disposal systems shall be located at the lowest point on the premises consistent with the general layout topography and surroundings, including abutting lots. Locations at a higher elevation through employment of a forced system may’ be used with the specific approval of the Authority Hav- ing Jurisdiction, 16.4.4.2 Watersheds -wage disposal facilities shall not be located on any watershed for a public water supply system. 16.4.4.3 Septic Tanks and Underground Disposal ptic tanks and underground disposal means shall not be within 200 feet measured horizontally from the high water level in a reservoir or the banks of tributary streams when situated less than 3,000 feet upstream from an intake structure. Tr [0 National Seanad Planing Cod