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(a) The vertical jet drinking fountain in the Lobby. 26. CROSS-CONNECTIONS In some parts of the plumbing system of the Swimming Pool there is a possibility of the potable water supply system being polluted as a result of cross connections. It is important that all such points of interconnection be eliminated as follows: First All potable water for pump filters and chemical tanks sho ld be supplied through an over-rim surge tank and the Swimming Pool recirculating water pump priming connections should be disconnected. Second The filter backwash line should discharge over- rim into a steel or concrete sump which would be con- nected to the sewer through a trap. The scum gutter drain line and the vacuum cleaning discharge line from the Swimming Pool should also discharge over-rim into this sump. The following is a list of locations of cross-connections to the potable water supply which should be corrected: A. WEST TERRACE (1) Swimming Pool. - Potable water is directly connected to the pool filtered water supply line for pool make-up, to the chemical mix- ing and supply tanks, and to the recirculat- ing pump suction for priming purposes when the pump is used for vacuum cleaning. The filter backwash line, the scum gutter drains (through a connection with the backwash drain pipe), and the vacuum cleaning wastes discharge directly into the sewer. 27. UNVENTED TRAPS Traps must be vented in order to prevent breaking the water seal in the trap and allowing the sewer gas to escape through the trap, if the water seal is not continuously maintained. The unvented trap in the following location should be corrected by properly venting the waste piping: 27 C-69090

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