(A) Drinking water. An adequate supply of pure water for drinking purposes of a quality that will meet the requirements of the Illinois Department of Public Health shall be furnished to meet the requirements of each trailer camp.
(B) Faucets, drinking fountains. Water shall be supplied from faucets or approved type drinking fountains only. Faucets or drinking fountains shall not be further in distance than 80 feet from any area unit. No common drinking cups shall be permitted.
(C) Toilets, showers, slop sinks, garbage requirements. Each trailer camp shall provide toilets, shower baths, slop sinks and garbage containers under the following conditions:
(1) One toilet of the flush type shall be provided for each sex for every ten units, or fraction thereof, provided that one-fourth of the required toilets for men may be substituted with urinals of the water flush type. Entrances and windows to all toilet facilities shall be screened, fly-tight and provided with sufficient lights to provide ample illumination at night. No trailer unit shall be further than 250 feet from a toilet. The use of any toilet in a house-car trailer shall be forbidden while such house-car trailer is located within the city limits except when a toilet installation as authorized by the state regulations for the sanitary control of tourist and trailer camps, has been approved in writing by the County Health Unit.
(2) One shower shall be provided for each sex for every ten units, or fraction thereof, provided that tubs may be substituted for one-tenth of the required number of showers. One wash basin shall be provided for each sex for each ten units or fraction thereof. Such showers or bathtubs and wash basins shall be of such material as shall permit satisfactory cleaning. The floors of each building shall be of concrete or other nonporous materials and lights for such buildings shall be such as to provide ample illumination at night.
(3) Slop sinks shall be provided with running water for every five units, or fraction thereof. No sink located within a house-car trailer shall be used unless it discharges into a sewer in an approved manner or into an approved type container which shall be fly-tight and secured from spilling. Such containers must be emptied into slop sinks regularly so as to prevent spillage upon the ground, and in any case, at least once every 24-hour period.
(4) All waste water and sewage from toilets, shower, bathtubs, wash basins, slop sinks and other plumbing fixtures in the trailer camp shall be carried to the city sewers by means of appropriate drains. Where public sewers are not accessible or cannot reasonably be made available but facilities are used which require water under pressure, the wastes from such facilities shall be treated and disposed of in a manner to prevent a nuisance and disposed of in a manner to prevent a nuisance or objectionable ground water or stream pollution and in accordance with the Illinois Environmental Protection Act, being ILCS Ch. 415, Act 5, §§ 1 et seq.
(5) A tightly covered metal garbage can shall be provided for each occupied area unit and such means of transferring garbage therefrom to larger containers shall be provided as is acceptable to the proper public health officer; also suitably covered metal receptacles for garbage, rubbish and other refuse shall be provided at each camp and these shall be emptied and cleaned at frequent intervals and the contents burned, buried or otherwise disposed of in such manner as not to be or become offensive.
(6) When laundering is permitted, a separate room shall be provided and it shall be constructed and equipped so that it can be maintained and operated in a clean, sanitary manner.
(7) Adequate and sanitary hand-washing facilities shall be provided at each camp.
(8) All plumbing shall be installed so as to prevent contamination of the water supply through interconnections and back-siphonage.
('69 Code, § 21-11) (Ord. passed 2-24-53) Penalty, see § 115.99