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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
9
Details for building sewers include cast iron soil pipe with leaded joints, ground conditions, minimum diameters, slopes, and elevations. Provisions cover nonmetallic material on concrete beds, frost protection, alignment, and distance from bearing walls. Methods specify gastight watertight joints, oakum packing, molten lead pours, and hot or cold jointing options per ASTM and Federal specs.
The text outlines building sewer connections to the public sewer with provisions for Y branches, exceptions for larger mains, and required inspection. It mandates proper excavation safety, restoration of public property, and supervision by the Superintendent. It also prohibits discharging storm water and lists prohibited wastes and temperatures to protect sewer systems.
The text outlines wastewater limits including pH 5.5 to 9.0, toxic substances, suspended solids, and noxious gases. It requires grease oil and sand interceptors, specifies construction and maintenance, and mandates pretreatment and approval by the Superintendent for high biochemical oxygen demand, total suspended solids, and high daily flow. Facilities must be accessible, watertight, and regularly cleaned at owner expense.
The text outlines requirements for reducing pollution, submitting plans for preliminary treatment facilities to the Superintendent and State Health Division, and obtaining written approvals before construction. It mandates continuous operation, installation of a control manhole at owner expense, and standard testing methods. It also covers rights to agreements with industial users and penalties for damaging municipal sewer systems.
A city ordinance outlines inspector access for property inspection and penalties for violations. It sets fines up to 200 dollars, up to three months in jail, and daily fines for continuing violations. The notice also covers validity, force, and repeal of conflicting ordinances, dated March 7, 1966. Additionally, Franklin County Kansas invites sealed bids for bridge work Pros pect CB1.66 with a 10 am April 13 1966 deadline.
March 21 to 25 registration open 6 am to 9 pm for Ottawa Kansas voters. New registrations and re registrations required for those who moved changed name or failed to vote in 1964. In person registration at City Hall with medical or out of state exceptions. Donald R. Capper.
The City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider zoning map changes for Millie E Livengood Bernice Livengood and Floyd M Livengood. Protests may be presented. findings go to the Ottawa City Governing Body for action. The hearing is set with details in Franklin County.
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