§ 414-6.802. Equipment and treatment standards.

Every water vehicle shall meet the following requirements:

(1)

The container and equipment, if they carried any substance other than safe, potable water, shall be adequately cleaned and sanitized.

(2)

Water shall be chlorinated at the time the container is filled so that there will be a residual of not less than 0.5 ppm at the time of delivery or after thirty minutes, whichever is the longer time, but where necessary to protect the public health, the health officer may make conditions to require a higher chlorine residual.

(3)

Tanks and containers intended to hold water intended for domestic use shall be made of nontoxic material and be so constructed that every portion of the interior can be easily cleaned.

(4)

Piping, valves and permanent or flexible connections shall be made of nontoxic material and shall be accessible and easy to disconnect for cleaning purposes.

(5)

The inlet and all openings to every tank or container shall be so constructed and operated as to prevent the possibility of foreign material likely to contaminate or pollute the water from entering or coming into contact with said water.

(6)

Outlet connections shall be so constructed and protected that no foreign material likely to contaminate or pollute the water can come in contact with the outlet when not in use or with the water during time of delivery.

(Ord. 77-50 § 1 (part)).