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Resolution No. 983 <br />Page 4 <br />• <br />6. Revise Part V, Section 2, Building Sewers, Item 3, to read: <br />The buried or concealed portion of any building sewer, <br />building drain or branch thereof shall be located at least <br />20 feet from any well. The Building sewer shall be <br />constructed of city approved pipe material with air tested <br />joints. The Air test should be made by attaching an air <br />compressor or test apparatus to a suitable opening.and <br />closing all other inlets or outlets to the sewer and/or. <br />drain under test by means of proper testing plugs. Air <br />shall be forced into the system until there is uniform <br />pressure of five pounds per square inch in the section <br />being tested. The system shall be considered satisfactorily <br />air tested if the pressure therein remains constant for <br />15 minutes without the addition of air. <br />7. Revise Part V, Section 6, Item B, Design and Construction, <br />(1) to read: <br />The bottom of the filter material in trenches and beds shall <br />be at least three (3) feet above the seasonal high water <br />table or bedrock. <br />• 8. Revise Part V, Section 8, Item E, Distribution of Sewage, <br />to read: <br />It is strongly recommended that a pressure distribution <br />system be utilized to provide equal distribution of the <br />sewage effluent over the entire soil absorption area. <br />9. Add Part V, Section 10, Innovative Fill Trench System <br />A. Applicability-- This system is intended for areas of <br />moderately slow permeability where depth to groundwater <br />is acceptable for a standard trench system. <br />1. Percolation Rate - The percolation rate of the original <br />soil shall be more than 60 and not more than 90 minutes <br />per inch. <br />2. Depth to Groundwater - Depth to groundwater or seasonally <br />saturated area must be greater than 5 feet. <br />3. Flood Hazard - There shall be no hazard of flooding <br />within the area considered for installation of the system. <br />4. Slope - The land slope in the area being considered <br />for installation of the system must not be greater than 12%. <br />