Gray water (water
from washing hands, utensils, tables and floor mops) needs to be
disposed of in the sanitary sewer. An indoor sink will be sufficient.
Outside
Cleaning
All discharges
generated from outside washing are considered liquid wastes. All water
or wastewater discharges from any washing activities must be collected
for disposal into the sanitary sewer system. Failure to dispose of
liquid wastes in a correct manner may result in a citation and a fine.
One way to keep the wash water
from entering the storm drainage system is to place a temporary
dam at a low point on the property.
The accumulated waste can be
collected at the low point and disposed of in the sanitary
sewer.
Spill
Clean Up
Spillage of drinks,
food, and any other material on a paved area must be cleaned. Liquid
spills can be clean by using absorbent materials such as paper towels
or mops (see gray water). Food or other solid materials may be swept
up and placed in the trash.
Trash
Trash needs to be
picked up periodically and placed in a trash container. Trash should
not be allowed to blow away.
