§ 34-120. Tables.

TABLE A
MANDATORY CONNECTION CRITERIA COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Maximum Occupancy	Distance to Community Water Supply (feet)
x > 30	500
30 < x < 60	1,000
60 < x < 100	1,500
x > 100	2,000

 

TABLE B
MANDATORY CONNECTION CRITERIA RESIDENTIAL/SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT

Number of Lots	Distance to Community Water Supply (feet)
4 ≥ x ≤ 25	1,000
25 > x ≤ 50	1,500
X > 50	2,000

 

TABLE C
WELL SEPARATION DISTANCE REQUIREMENTS

Reference Item	Minimum Separation (feet)
Septic tank	50*
Absorption field	100*
Reserve area	100
Sanitary sewer	10
Sanitary landfill including hazardous and/or radioactive wastes	1,000
Abandoned well (properly abandoned)	50
Property line (site with onsite sewage management system)	50
Property line (site with public or community sewerage system)	10
Building foundation	50
Absorption pit, seepage pit, cesspool	150
Animal or fowl enclosure	100
Lakes, streams, bodies of water	50

 

*Minimum separation distances from the septic tank and absorption field to abandoned wells may be reduced to 25 feet if the abandoned well is filled and compacted in three-foot layers maximum with clay material approved by the board of health.

TABLE D
MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY OF STRUCTURE

Type of Establishment (square feet)	Persons/Floor Area
Assembly halls	No ratio, if fixed seating, is - stated on plans (approved by fire department) or - 1/15 movable-seating
*Churches, not including assembly halls, day care centers, kindergartens, etc.	No ratio, if fixed seating, is stated - on-plans (approved by fire department) or 1/7, movable seating
Church classrooms	1/20
Day care centers/kindergartens	No ratio, if number of children and employees, stated on plans (approved by DHR, Day Care Licensing Division) or 1/35, not including employees
*Food service establishments	No ratio, if fixed seating, is stated on plans (approved by fire department) or 1/15 movable seating
Office	1/100 ratio
Retail service	1/1,000 employees, 1/30 - customers (1st floor/groundfloor), 1/60 - customers (remaining floors)
Warehouse/storage	1/300

 

Maximum occupancies not listed in this table shall be determined in accordance with the Fulton County Fire Department regulations. *Does not include employees to be identified in the letter of intent and calculated based on the remaining total gross floor area (not deducted in Table D) at a ratio of 1:100.

TABLE E
CHLORINATION

Gallons Water	5¼% Bleach	10% Sodium Hypochlorite	70% Calcium Hypochlorite
50	13 oz.	7 oz.	1 oz.
100	26 oz.	14 oz.	2 oz.
500	127 oz.	66 oz.	10 oz.
1,000	254 oz.	134 oz.	20 oz.

 

Example for calculating the total amount of chlorine compound needed: Use about two ounces of 70 percent calcium hypochlorite per 100 gallons of water for 100 ppm residual. A six-inch diameter well has a volume of about one and one-half gallons per foot. If the well has 200 feet of water, then at least six ounces of calcium hypochlorite will be required i.e. one and one-half gallons/foot × 200 feet × two ounces solutions/100 gallons = six ounces (or 0.36 pounds) of calcium hypochlorite. Note: There are 16 ounces/pound and 32 fluid ounces/quart.

TABLE F
CHEMICAL LIMITS

Contaminant	Maximum Contaminant Level (milligrams per liter)
Arsenic	0.05
Barium	1.00
Cadmium	0.01
Chromium	0.05
Lead	0.05
Mercury	0.002
Nitrate (as N)	10.00
Selenium	0.01
Silver	0.05

 

TABLE G
PHYSICAL LIMITS

Turbidity	5 units
Color	15 units
Threshold odor number	3 units

 

TABLE H
DRINKING WATER UNITS REQUIREMENTS

Fountains/Outlets	One water supply is required for 1,500 people.
Anticipated daily peak crowd calculation	Number of people divided by 1,500 = outlets required.
A minimum 30-gallon container is required	This container must be completely enclosed and secured with a locking lid.
Cooler capacity calculations	One-half gallon of water per person per day serviced every hour.

 

(Ord. No. 18-0340, Att. A, 5-16-18)