Defining & Providing for the Regulation and Licensing of Tourist Camps and House Cars

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(b) Any person desiring to establish and operate a tourist Camp, shall make written application to the Board of Health and shs.71 file with such Board a complete copy of the plan of the proposed f,ourist camp, together with full information as to ownership and ::nagement of same. The plan with the legal description of the ?roperty shown shall be drawn to scale, and must s`iow clearly the ,..tent and area to be used for such camp purposes. All proposed roadways and driveways shall be shown, together with each proposed location for cottages and house cars, .location of all proposed sani- tary conveniences, laundry building, slop sinks, and proposed method of sewage disposal or removal, and the plan for water supply and ligxiting.. A typical plan for the proposed cottages, baths, toilets, lavatories basins, sinks and w sh rooms and laundries shall be issued by the City oat , the epplicatflon and plans must first be duly approved by the Board of Health. SECTION 5, SURFACE DRAINAGE.. All land used as a tourist camp shall be located on well drained sites of ample size and approved by the Board of Health. SECTION 6, WATER, Each site used as a tourist camp shall be provided with an ample and adequate supply of water of safe sanitary quality, approved by the Board of Health. Where water from other sources than that supplied by the City Water Works is proposed to be used, the source of this supply shall first be approved by the Board of Health, who shall make regulations providing for the periodical examination of the water. SECTION 7. GARBAGE AND .TASTE. Each tourist Camp shall be provided with safe and adequate provision for the collection and removal of waste and garbage, approved by the Board of Health and complying with all sanitary and other ordinances of the city. SECTION 8, SEWAGE. Each tourist camp shall be provided with a proper and acceptable sewer system, either by connection to the city sewer system where such is available, and required by ordinance, or to a private sewage disposal plant, all of which shall comply fully with the plumbing and other ordinances of the City, and regulations pre- scribed by the Board of Health. - 4