rwanda building control regulations - Research ICT Africa
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Building Control Regulations Part 3<br />
3.3.2.15 In any school or college, no latrine shall be situated more than 15 meters<br />
away from the dormitory, or more than 30 metres from any school or<br />
college <strong>building</strong> which shall be used or intended to be used by pupils.<br />
3.3.2.16 A dwelling unit shall be provided with approved latrine facilities in<br />
accordance with the requirements of these Regulations. Any owner of a<br />
dwelling unit normally employing servants shall provide latrine facilities for<br />
the exclusive use of the servants, which shall be in additional to those<br />
provided for the occupier of the dwelling unit.<br />
3.3.2.17 No <strong>building</strong> containing more than one dwelling unit shall be erected or<br />
occupied without provisions being made for separate latrines for each unit.<br />
3.3.3 Water-Borne System Disposal<br />
3.3.3.1 The Committee may, in the case of a water-borne system, require the water<br />
closets to be located inside any <strong>building</strong> housing a factory, workshop or<br />
other workplace, or inside any dormitory or teaching <strong>building</strong> of a school or<br />
college.<br />
3.3.3.2 Where a public sewer is not available or accessible, but where piped water<br />
supply is adequate to provide not less than 75 litres per person per day, the<br />
method of excreta disposal shall be by water-borne system on site.<br />
3.3.3.3 The method of disposal for a water-borne system shall be by septic tank<br />
and soak away, tile field, sub-surface seepage trenches, radial arms, or<br />
other approved means of subsurface disposal of effluent, or by<br />
conservancy tank, which shall be emptied regularly by a body designated<br />
for that purpose or as determined by the Committee.<br />
3.3.3.4 All drains, drain fittings, foul water or wastewater fittings, pipes, accessories<br />
or appurtenances which shall be used in a water-borne system shall<br />
comply with the requirements of these Regulations and the Regulations for<br />
Sanitary Installations in Buildings or any other approved standards.<br />
3.3.4 Construction of Plumbing or Drainage Installation<br />
3.3.4.1 In all cases the plumbing or drainage installation of any <strong>building</strong> shall be<br />
constructed to the satisfaction of the water and sewerage authorities and<br />
the installation shall not be used by the owner of the <strong>building</strong> prior to<br />
approval by the Committee.<br />
3.3.4.2 A septic tank or other works for the treatment, reception or disposal of<br />
sewage shall not be constructed except by permission of the Committee<br />
and only subject to such conditions as may be imposed.<br />
3.3.4.3 A septic tank or other installations for the disposal of sewage shall not be<br />
constructed under any <strong>building</strong>, within 3 metres of any <strong>building</strong> or plot<br />
boundary, or within 50 metres of any well, spring, stream or water used or<br />
likely to be used for drinking, domestic purposes, or in the manufacture of<br />
drinks, or in any such position as to cause pollution of water.<br />
3.3.4.4 No drain, surface channel, or any other means of conveying rainwater or<br />
surface water shall discharge into a septic tank.<br />
3.3.4.5 An owner of a <strong>building</strong> who constructs a septic tank or related installation<br />
shall do so in a manner and in a position to afford means of access to the<br />
septic tank for the purpose of cleaning or removal of the contents of the<br />
septic tank, residue, or sludge, and shall cause the septic tank and<br />
Ministry Of Infrastructure<br />
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