A. Every camp shall have an adequate supply of water which meets the requirements of Chapter 246-290 WAC, rules and regulations of the State Board of Health governing public water supplies.

B. At new camps, only water under pressure will be allowed except upon the special permission of the Health Officer.

C. The use of common drinking cups or containers is prohibited.

D. Where possible, drinking fountains of a sanitary type meeting the standards of the American Standards Association shall be provided with a ratio of one fountain for each 50 users. In the event that fountains cannot be provided, individual or single-service drinking cups shall be supplied. Containers for drinking water shall be constructed of smooth noncorrodible material, shall have a tight fitting cover, shall be equipped with a faucet or spigot for water removal and shall be washed with reasonable frequency and kept clean. Dipping water from containers is prohibited.

E. Unapproved sources of water supply should be conspicuously posted as unfit for drinking. [Res. 93-32, Eff. 11/09/93. Prior code § 5.1.5].