Kan. Admin. Regs. § 28-16-3 - Plans
Plans for sewerage systems, sewer extensions and sewage treatment plants shall include:
(A) A
general map of the municipality or sewer district, showing all proposed and
existing streets and alleys, drawn to a scale not smaller than 300 feet to one
inch, with all sewer lines, with sizes indicated, and the location of all
manholes, cleanouts, and other appurtenances.
(B) The profiles of all sewers, with sizes of
sewers, elevations of the sewer inverts of all manholes, and the grade of the
sewers between each two adjacent manholes plainly stated. At the sewer outlet
shall be shown the approximate elevation of the bottom of the stream, or
ordinary low water, and of annual and extraordinary high water. Elevation of
extraordinary high water shall be shown on profiles of sewers subject to
flooding. Scales of profiles must be clearly stated. The following scale is
suggested: vertical, 10 feet to 1 inch; horizontal, 100 feet to 1 inch.
(C) Detail drawings of manholes,
cleanouts, inlets, catch basins, overflows, outlets, and all other
appurtenances must accompany the application. Unless sewers are other than
vitrified clay, detail drawing must be submitted.
(D) The plans for the treatment plant shall
include:
(1) a general layout, showing areas
for future extension, embankments, various parts of plant, course of outfall
sewer, outlet, stream with direction of flow, and any branches in immediate
neighborhood, etc.;
(2) details of
longitudinal and transverse sections sufficient to make clear the construction
of each unit. Details of each feature, inlet and outlet devices, baffles,
valves, overflows, arrangement of automatic devices, etc., the depth and sizes
of filtering media, the method of distribution and collection of sewage on the
beds, and such other information as is necessary for a complete understanding
of the plans.
Each drawing shall have a legible title showing the name of the town or person for whom the drawing is made, name of engineer, scale, date, and substance of drawing.
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