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June X2# 195© Hr. V* w* Waite, Bireeter ©melon of PutoUe WmCtM* Sttgin soring Hono* Hevsd* nmr Hr* m £©f earring i# your letter May 10th to Hr. foto&n of S4tP». raetfie fewer Ceopaay with regard to the t%g9«Uoii of laying wnt*r and sever m utt o sufficient d&stenss apart for aanitttioa safety* It M s M e n oar praotios M M u fegae t# require IMfeot elearenee betvesB where t^to In pr*MJtie&ble, la layi ntigi eo uMto w elltisiro em, a&m la a w subdivisions, Where allays are presided twenty foot vide, M s does not present m m h of a problee, bat la a groat ©any of the c«f subdivisions the e or# so oilers end a 10-foot eaaeisent Is pro­vided for utilities. 2a sueh instances m l*y tuo water taains on as® side of the wmmmsfc, the i « r # lino la installed oa the other side v i m roes for the pole line dona thru the oenter eo tiiis*# will bo #u floient room for the orose-eras on the poles. In these oases it la not py^eftlesttLe to M o p the sewer pels and the m s r Mias the p i p tea feet syart. tort we separate tines a# far os possible within the limits of the eseeumt* a@«raer it he# been M r observation that there is a isndray on the part of subdividers and platan* to lay the water service lines and the sewer laterals ftoe tfafe house m the same ditoh as a natter of nonsif, Obviously there is as samh hazard of contamination inside the prapar^y lines as there would to# outside on the pUtolie ppopep^r, &nd for