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-z- ke fee is in addition to permit fees applicable to other structures which may be incidental to the swimming pool, or plumbing, sewering, or wiring connections therewith. Section 3. Construction of SwiffiinR Pools. Every swimming pool constructed after passage of this ordinance shall be provided with an overflow trough not less than two and a half inches wide and extending around the entire margin of the pool. This trough shall be connected with a public sewer, and no water flowing into said-trough shall return to the pool. The entire bottom of every such pool shall slope with a fall of not less than one-quarter inch per running foot to an outlet connected with a public sewer. Section 4. Requirements for SwimminQ Pools. No swimming pool or pool used for cleansing purposes shall be used or maintained unless all of the requirements of this ordinance are complied with. No swimming pool shall be constructed within £ifteen (15) feet of the rear or side property lines, unless the owner of the abutting property consents in writing to a lesser distance. No swimming pool shall be constructed in a front yard. No swimming pool may be constructed in a side yard, except with the written consent of the owners of all the abutting property, nor shall it be constructed within 20 feet of a dwelling located on an abutting property, except with a written consent of the owner of such abutting property. Only family swimming ? pools shall be constructed in a single family or two-family use district. Section 5. Cleaning. Every swimming pool shallbe completely and thoroughly cleaned by an approved method of the Health Department of Cuyahoga County or State of Ohio at least once every seven (7) days, unless there is maintained an approved re- circulating filtering device. Section 6. Bacterial quality. All pools and plunges shall be sterilized with hypochlorite or a device for dosing gaseous chlorine, so that the water in the pool at all times will show chlorine residual of not less than 5/10 parts per million. Section 7. Analytical record. The persons responsible for the operation of every swimming pool shall submit or shall have available for inspection at all times such operation and analytical records to determine the sanitary condition of said pool as may be required by the Board of Health, and there shall be posted at all times in a conspicuous place adjacent to such swimming pool, a placard stating the number of gallons of water in such pool and there shall be kept a record of the number of bathers using such pool; and whenever and as often as the number of bathers who have used such pool since the last cleaning or disinfecting thereof shall exceed ? one for every tWenty-five (25) gallons of water in such pool, such pool shall be emptied, or the water therein shall be disinfected by the distribution throughout such pool of such disinfectant in such quantity as the official charged with the enforcement of this ordinance shall approve.