34 Pa. Code § 41.176 - Water facilities
(a)
General requirements. An adequate quantity of pure wholesome
water drawn from a spigot shall be available for the use of the occupants of
cabin cars.
(b)
Condition
of private sources. If water is obtained from a private source, such
as a well, spring or cistern, the source shall not be polluted or contaminated
nor be situated, constructed, or maintained in any manner that may render such
water supply injurious to health.
(c)
Maintenance and accessories.
All cabin cars in use shall be supplied with an adequate supply of
toilet paper, paper towels and paper cups. The use of the common drinking cup
and the common towel is prohibited.
(d)
Water tanks. Except as
otherwise provided in subsection (b), all new and existing cabin cars shall be
equipped with a stainless steel water tank. Wooden cabin cars constructed so as
to prevent compliance with the stainless steel water tank requirement and any
cabin cars operated either in yard service or within a radius of 15 miles from
point of dispatchment where drinking facilities are available shall be equipped
with either stainless steel water containers or interchangeable water
containers with nonfragile, noncorrosive interiors and be equipped with
spigot.
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