County Clerk Reports Welfare Fund Payments for February 1966
Public file lists total sums paid for Old Age Assistance Aid to the Blind Aid to the Disabled Aid to Dependent Children General Assistance and Medical Assistance for the Aged. Names and addresses of recipients are kept in county offices and open for inspection during regular hours. Administration amount listed, funds audited and allowed by Franklin County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Franklin County Commissioners
Kansas
Sewer Ordinance Regulating Public and Private Sewers
Public notice outlines SEWER ORDINANCE No. 78 regulating use of public and private sewers and drains private sewage disposal building sewer connections discharge of waters and waste into the public sewer system. The notice also references Johnson Elec and a $95.92 item from Co. Home for Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy Ins
Ins
Didde Supply
Drawing Inc
Kramers
SUD
McClay
Ottawa
Eee
F. Flager
R. Haney
E. Harris
Same
D. Jones
R. Wray
Fogle
General Mfg
R. Hamilton
W. Henning
Hughes
Johnson Inc
Rprs
Kan
Killough Clark
Rock
Lesh Oil Col
Lister Hardware
Lockwood Co
Martin Trac
Mobil Oil Co
Moore’s
Murray
G. McGrath
National
Ottawa Coop
Ottawa Lbr
J. Poe
Penny's
D. Richards
Robertson Co
Sam's Tire
Sheldon’s
Harry Smith
S. We Bell
Welborn
Williamson
C. Fogle
Kueffel & Esser
Licensing of Plumbing in Princeton Kansas Ordinance
The document defines terms for a Princeton Kansas plumbing license ordinance including sewage works, sewer types, storm drains, and sanitary waste concepts. It covers building drains and sewers, sewage treatment plants, industrial wastes, and chemical terms such as BOD and pH, outlining definitions and scope within municipal infrastructure and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Franklin
State of Kansas
Kansas
Public Sewers Required and Private Disposal Rules Established
The ordinance defines watercourse and person terms, mandates sewer connections for occupancies near public lines within 90 days, restricts discharges to natural outlets, and allows private septic systems only where no public sewer exists, requiring a superintendent permit and a $5 inspection fee.
Private Sewage Disposal Ordinance Provisions and Inspections
The article outlines permit requirements for private sewage systems, inspection rights of the superintendent, and completion inspections within 48 hours after notice. It specifies compliance with sanitation recommendations, lot size limits, and mandatory connections to public sewers when available, with abandonment of private facilities. It also requires owners to maintain facilities sanitary at all times at no city cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeston
Tme
Division of Sanitation
Kansas State Board of Health
City Sewage Permit Rules In Building Sewer Policy
The document outlines two classes of building sewer permits for residential/commercial and industrial wastes. Applicants must file a form with plans, pay fees of 5 or 15 dollars, and bear all installation costs. The owner must indemnify the city for damages arising from sewer work.
Building sewer installation provisions and material standards
The ordinance requires a separate building sewer for each building, with exceptions when rear buildings share one sewer if no private sewer is feasible. Old sewers can be reused only if they pass tests. Cast iron soil pipe or vitrified clay sewer pipe are specified with tight waterproof joints. (Continued on Page 7)
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruce Spears County
W. Clark
J. Coombes
H. Crockett
Denker
R Dyer
A. Edwards
Ferguson
Firestone
M. Gibson
F. Gretencord
Griffin
Hamilton
Harbison
Howell
A. Hufford
Hufford
J. Hull
K, Johnson
R. Lister
L. Matteson
H. May
R. Meharry
K. Morrow
F. McCurdy
H. McCurdy
A. Wadkins
W. West
General Wir
S. W. Bell
L. Averill
Bienie’s
Budge’s
D. Couture
DeWald
D. Edmundson
Burroughs
W. Estes
J. Ferns
Lesh Oil Co
Gas
E. Finch
Credit Bureau
Dues
Gilmore
Joel Cutting
M. Hill
Davis Paint
Seal
O. Ivey
M. McGaugh
V. Mott
L. Nichols
Tires
R. Pinet
G. Gingerich
Fee
C. Plake
T. Gleason
M. Ponton
W. Harding
W. Powers
Brown’s
L Prentice
C. W. Henning
J. Richardson
Hubbard
R. Sanford
Attorney Assn
P. Seibel
C. Sherman
B. Spears
Steere
Klein
Thomson
Lister Howe
M. Troutman
Olmsted
E. Whitacre
G. Wilson
Ottawa Ladry
Demoret
Pengad
M. Oglesby
Raney Drug
T. Keelin
R. G. Roberts
Berry
Robertson
Cars
L. Brown
P. Roeckers
M. Collins
Sam
B. Haney
Tallman
H. Hough
P. Triplett
H. Keller
D. White
D. Kyle
Wightmans
J. Moore
A. Wilson
V. Morlan
Wolfe’s Inc
Murphy
Richardson
Brown
Shaughnessy
Collins
Stith
J. Dougherty
Haney
Morlan
A. Phares
C Richardson
M. Stockard
Health
A. Lickteig
I. Mahoney
Main
M. Mickey
M. Gilmore
A. Osburn
A. Richardson
D. Teeter
G. Atchison
D. Averill
J. Morris
M. Roether
Pinot
K. Shaffer
Spears
M. Steere
J. Spalding
H. Brown
D. Price
Fea
Eese L. Wakeman
Wakeman
L. Daugharthy
E. Domanish
E. Gilliland
R. Mershham
le Milliken
V. Hoffman
Franklin County Highway Dept
M. Atchison
Barnhart
L. Barnhart
L. Bates
O. Bearly
A. Brown
G. Caleb
L. Akers
Agricultural Extension Council A
Hart
Ottawa Typewriter & Supply
Conf
W. Wakeman
Fair Building Fund
Hayward
Colby
Mon
Donald Riley
Accousticon Allen Co
11Th St
S. Main
Bennett
Bennett’s
Bennett Ice Cream Store
Albright
McKesson Bexel
Chattanooga
DELL
Briscoe Drug Store
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