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There shall be provided an adequate milk supply of pasteurized market milk only, except that certified milk may be used where not prohibited by state law or state regulation. All milk served must comply with state laws and regulations concerning serving of milk as are now, or may hereafter be, in effect.
(Prior code § 6.08.300 (Ord. 349 § 16, 1951))
The following regulations shall apply to classrooms in establishments regulated under this chapter, and it is unlawful to conduct, operate, or maintain any classroom which does not comply with this section.
A. Floors. All floors in classrooms shall be kept clean.
B. Walls and Ceilings. The walls of every classroom shall be so treated and maintained that the reflection factor is not more than eighty percent nor less than forty percent. The ceilings of every classroom shall be so treated and maintained that the reflection factor is not more than eighty percent nor less than sixty percent.
C. Heating. Classrooms shall be properly heated when in use. The temperature shall be sufficient for the maintenance of health and comfort of the pupils, and shall in no case be below sixty-five degrees above zero Fahrenheit.
D. Size and Ventilation. Every classroom shall have good ventilation, a ceiling height of not less than eight feet, and two hundred fifty cubic feet of air space per pupil.
E. Illumination. Classrooms shall be so illuminated when in use that:
1. There is not less than fifteen foot-candle illumination in every part of the classroom;
2. There is no direct glare;
3. Indirect glare is reduced to a minimum.
F. Window Area. Each classroom constructed, reconstructed, or altered after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter, and every classroom used as such for the first time after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter, shall have a window area of not less than one-fifth of the floor area.
G. Seats and Desks. All seats and desks shall be maintained in good condition. All seats shall have back rests. Seats shall be of such height that any pupil sitting therein in a normal position can comfortably rest his feet upon the floor. Seats shall be so placed that no pupil, when sitting in a normal position in any one of them, shall face a window.
(Prior code § 6.08.320 (Ord. 349 § 18, 1951))
Utility rooms shall be provided for all bed patients in any home for the aged or any mental institution. Such rooms shall be provided with a bedpan hopper or its equivalent. Bath tubs, lavatories, and laundry trays shall not be used for the cleaning of bedpans. Where one or more ambulatory or semiambulatory patient, inmate, or aged boarder is cared for or housed, there shall be provided at least one water closet for each seven, or fractional part thereof, patients or aged boarders of each sex; and one lavatory for each seven, or fractional part thereof; and one bath or shower for each ten, or fractional part thereof, patients or aged boarders of each sex within the building. All water closets and utility rooms shall be adequately lighted and ventilated to outside air; provided, however, that where there are less than seven ambulatory or semiambulatory patients, only one water closet and lavatory need be provided, regardless of sex.
(Prior code § 6.08.330 (Ord. 349 § 19, 1961))
A. On each floor of every private boarding school or children's boarding home building, any part of which floor is used for sleeping purposes for children between six years and eighteen years of age, there shall be provided for each ten children or fractional part thereof, of each sex, conveniently and accessibly located for the use of such children, not less than the following:
1. One water closet;
2. One bathtub or shower;
3. Two lavatories;
4. Where there are twenty or more boys cared for, the health officer may require one or more urinals.
B. For children below six years of age, requirements for sex shall be disregarded.
C. Drinking fountains shall be available on each floor; and where sanitary drinking fountains are not provided, individual disposable drinking cups shall be available.
(Prior code § 6.08.340 (Ord. 349, § 20, 1951))
A. In each building of a private boarding school or private day school containing one or more classrooms on each floor, the toilet facilities shall be as provided on the basis of the following ratio of toilets, urinals, and lavatories to the number of pupils.
1. One water closet for one to fifteen girls;
2. Two water closets for sixteen to thirty girls;
3. For each twenty girls, or fractional part over thirty, one additional water closet;
4. One water closet for one to fifteen boys;
5. One water closet and one urinal for sixteen to thirty boys;
6. For each forty boys, or fractional part over thirty, one additional water closet and one additional urinal;
7. One lavatory for each two, or fractional part thereof, of such water closets and urinals.
B. Where the boy or girl attendance is over one hundred, and different groups are given recess at different times, the health officer may permit fewer toilet facilities for those boys or girls over one hundred in number.
C. One approved drinking fountain for every fifty pupils, or fractional part thereof, but not less than one on each floor.
D. Water faucets spaced at least fourteen inches apart over continuous wash sinks may be counted as lavatories.
E. When approved by the health officer, toilet facilities located within one hundred feet of classrooms, which are provided for resident children, may be used for computing the number of such facilities for resident pupils.
(Prior code § 6.08.350 (Ord. 349 § 21, 1951))
On each floor of every day nursery or day nursery school building, any part of which is used for the care of children between the ages of two years and four years six months, there shall be provided one toilet facility for each ten children or fractional part thereof, and one lavatory for each ten children or fractional part thereof. Toilets and lavatories shall be of suitable height and size to be reached easily by the children. Adjustable steps for young children shall be available.
(Prior code § 6.08.360 (Ord. 349 § 22, 1951))
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