Whitewright ordinance regulates public and private sewers
An ordinance in Whitewright Gray son Texas governs public and private sewers drains and dis charge of waters into the public sewer system. It defines terms such as BOD building sewer and sanitary sewer and requires property owners to connect to public sewers within 90 days if within 100 feet. Where public sewers are not available private disposal systems require a city permit and plans.
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Whitewright
Grayson
State OF Texas
American Public Health Association
Whitewright Texas Sewage Ordinance Highlights Private System Rules
The ordinance establishes permit fees, inspection requirements, and standards for private sewage disposal systems and building sewers. It sets minimum lot size, inspection steps, and when to connect to public sewers, plus penalties for violations and inspector powers. It governs discharge to sewers, pretreatment, interceptors, manholes, and enforcement as of January 12, 1971.
Leonard couple visits Mrs McMurry in Whitewright
Mr and Mrs Ralph Braddy of Leonard visit Mrs A R McMurry. Henry Donaghey of Trenton was in Whitewright on Wednesday. Mrs Jim Hicks becomes a new patient at the Whitewright Nursing Home.
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Ralph Braddy
Leonard
A. R. McMurry
Henry Donaghey
Trenton
Whitewright Wednesag
Jim Hicks
Whitewright Nursing Home
Last day to pay city taxes set for January 31 1971
Local residents are reminded that January 31 1971 is the final date to settle city tax bills. Beginning February 1 1971 a 10 percent penalty plus interest will be added to amounts unpaid.
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W.P.C.F. Manual of Practice
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Sonny Smith
Helen M. Billner
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