Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 40-2-16-.12 - Toilet
(1)
Minimum Number.
(a) There must
be at least one (1) flush toilet connected to a public sewer system or to an
individual sewage-disposal system, a chemical toilet, an earth pit privy, or
other type of privy.
(b) Sewage
systems must be:
1. Constructed, maintained,
and operated consistent with specifications outlined in Appendix C of the
current edition of the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance, which is adopted by
reference in
40-2-16-.31(7)(a).
2. Designed specifically to not allow any
mixing of animal and human waste.
(2)
Toilets, Conveniently
Located.
(a) A toilet or privy must be
conveniently located to the milking barn and the milkhouse.
(b) There must be no evidence of human
defecation or urination about the premises.
(3)
Opening into Processing Areas
Prohibited. A privy cannot open directly into the milkhouse.
(4)
Toilet Room and Fixtures.
The toilet room, including all fixtures and facilities, must be:
(a) Kept clean, and
(b) Free of insects and odors.
(5)
Self-Closing and
Screened. Where flush toilets are used:
(a) Doors to toilet rooms must be tight and
self-closing, and
(b) All outer
openings in toilet rooms must be screened or otherwise protected against the
entrance of insects.
(6)
Earth Pits. Vents of earth pits must be screened.
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