A. No privy, cesspool or other receptacle for human excrement shall be constructed, maintained or used so that flies have or may have access to the excrementitious matter contained therein.
B. No privy, urinal, cesspool or other receptacle for human excrement shall be constructed, maintained or used which directly or indirectly drains or discharges over or upon the surface of the ground or into any waters of the state.
C. All privies, urinals, cesspools or other receptacles for human excrement shall be cleaned at sufficiently frequent intervals to prevent the contents from overflowing.
D. The transportation of human excrement shall be effected in watertight containers with tight-fitting covers. Containers shall be thoroughly cleansed after each use.
E. No human excrement or material containing human excrement shall be placed on the surface of the ground or buried or otherwise disposed of within 100 feet of or where it is likely to gain access to any waters of the state, unless subjected to treatment by a method approved by the Board of Health.
F. The contents of privies, cesspools or other receptacles for human excrement shall not be used on ground within the corporate limits of the Township of Upper Dublin unless subjected to treatment by a method approved by the Board of Health, and in accordance with regulations of the State Department of Health.
G. No privy, cesspool or similar receptacle for human excrement shall be constructed, maintained or used on premises where a sewer is at all accessible which is part of a sewer system from which sewage is lawfully discharged into the waters of the state.
H. No privy, urinal, toilet or other receptacle for human excrement shall be constructed, maintained or used in any room, or have direct connection with any room wherein any kind of exposed foods or foodstuffs are prepared, stored or handled.
I. No privy vault or cesspool shall be cleaned or emptied without a permit from the Board of Health, for which a fee as set forth in Chapter 110, Fees, shall be paid to the Secretary of the Board, excepting in cases declared by the Board to be a nuisance, when in said cases, a different fee shall be charged, and such cleaning shall be made in an inoffensive manner and in a method which shall not be prejudicial to the public health. [Amended 12-15-1992 by Ord. No. 833; 1-10-1995 by Ord. No. 879]
J. Kitchen and laundry wastewater shall only be discharged to a public sanitary sewer system or an approved on-lot sewage facility. [Added 9-14-2004 by Ord. No. 1142]