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STRUCTURES NOW ON PROPERTY
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SEPTIC p~yj::if:/lgao ..!o~ol1~JeDr._A~L ~ther permits eltplre Dlter 180 days unlass Inspections are curront.
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SH11IACKS AND crmBR OONDmONS OF APPROVALMUST BB STRJCI1.. Y OBSERVED. VIOLATION CANRBSULT IN REVOCATION OFnm PERMrr.
crrATIONS MAYBE ISSUED UNDBR nIB PROVISIONS OP LANB COUNTY'S INPRACIlON ORDINANCE ANDJQR. otHER RBMEDIBS AlLOWED BY LAW.
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A MINIMUM OF AT LEAST 24 HOURS ADVANCE NOTICE MUST BE GIVEN FOR INSPECTION REQUES'TS
Have the following information ready when you call: 6874065
Pennit number - lob address - Type of inspection required When it will be ready
Your name and phone number - Any special directions to the site
PUBLIC omCIAL alGIn" TO TRESPASS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY OKS ns.OIO
POWER TO HN1l!R UPON LAND. TIm COMMISSION, AND ANY OP ITS MEMBERS, OPFICERS AND RMPLOYRS, INTIIB PHRPORMANCB OP1HBIRFUNcnONS, MAY
EN7ER UPON ANY LAND AND MAKBBXAMINATIONS AND SURVBYS AND PLACE AND MAINTAINnlB NBCBSSARY Mm."UMENTS AND MARKERS . '~".
REQUIRED INSPECTIONS
FOUNDATION INSPECTION: To be made after excavations for foolings are complete and any required reinfon:ing steel is in place.
UNDERGROUND PIPING INSPECTION: To be made after all underground piping has been installed. prior to any backfill.
CONCRETE SLAB OR UNDER-FLOOR INSPECTION: To be made after all in,slab or under,floc~ building service equipmen~ condui~ piping
accessories and other ancillary equipment items are in place but before any concrete is placed or floor sheathing installed, including the subfloor.
ROUGH MECHANICAL INSPECTION: To be made after all ducling and gas piping has been installed and prior to being covered.
ROUGH PLUMBING INSPECTION: To be made after all plumbing rough-in is in place. prior to being covered.
FRAMING INSPECTION: To be made after the all framing. fire blocking. bracing and roof are in place and all pipes. chimneys and vents are c:cmplete
and the rough electrical. plumbing, and mechanical inspections have been made and approved.
INSULATION INSPECTION: To be made after all insulation and vapor barriers are in place. prior to covering.
LATH AND/OR GYPSUM BOARD INSPECTION: To be made after all lathing and gypsum board, interior and exterior, is in place but before any
plastering is applied or before gypsum board joints and fasteners are taped and fmished.
ADDITIONAL INSPECTIONS MAY BE REQUIRED, such as but not limited to;
BLOCK WALL: To be made after reinfon:ing is in place, but before any grout is poured. The inspection is required for each bond beam pour. There
will bo no approval unti1the plumbing and electrical inspections have been made and approved.
FINAL MECHANICAL INSPECTION: To be made just prior to the stnlCture or remodeled area being occupied and prior to operating any equipment
FINAL PLUMBING INSPECTION: To be made just prior to the building, sttucture or remodeled area being occupied.
FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION: To be made after fInish grading and the building, strueture or remodeled area is completed and ready for occupancy.
MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMES: An inspection is required after the mobile home is connected to an approved sewer or septic
system, prior to covering sewer or water lines. for setback requirements, blocking. tiedowns and plumbing connections.
Footings and piers to comply with State foundation requirements for mobile homes Of as recommended by the manufacturer.
Minimum fmished floor elevation shall be certified when required by Floodplain Management
Tiedowns. if required. shall be installed and ready for inspection within 30 days after occupancy. Tiedowns shall be installed per enclosure.
APPROVAL REQUIRED
No work shall be done on any part of the building or structure beyond the point indicated in each successive inspection without fIrSt obtaining the
approval of the building official. Such approval shall be given only after an inspection shall have been made of each successive step in the construction
8S indicated by each of the inspections required.
APPROVED PLANS MUST BE ON TIlE JOB SITE AT ALL TIMES DURING WORKING HOURS.
TIllS PERMIT WILL EXPIRE IF WORK DOES NOT BEGIN WfTIIIN ISO DAYS, OR IF WORK IS S .vrrw OR ABA, 'uuH~D FOR MORE TIlAN 180 DAYS.
SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION MAY OCCUR IF TIllS PERMIT WAS ISSUED ON TIlE BASIS OF INCOMPLETE OR ERRONEOUS INFORMATION.
A:\'YO:>rE ?ROCJ;:E:JDlG PAST THE POINT OF REQUIRED INSPECTIONS WILL DO SO AT T.-:EIR OWN ZUS:L
Your signature on the front of this form verifies the following: I HAVE CAREFULLY EXAMINED THIS COMPLETED APPLICATION, and do
hereby certify that all information hereon is true and correct, and that I have a legal interest in the YA_Y_A.J as owner of record or authorized agent. I
further certify that any and all work performed shall be done in accordance with the Ordinances of Lane County and the laws of the State of Oregon per,
raining to the work described herein. I further certify that if I am not the owner of the r.~~"'i. my registration with the Builders Board is in full force
and effect as required by ORS 701.055, and that if exempt the basis for the exemption is noted hereon. and that only subcontractors and employees who
are in compliance with ORS 701.005 will be used on the job.
SUBSURFACE & ALTERNATIVE SEW AGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS:
When subsurface construction is complete, the permit holder shall notify the County Land Management Division by submitting the installation record
form. An inspection will be made by a qualified sanitarian. If construction complies with all rules a certificate of completion will be issued to the permit
holder. If construction does not comply with rules, the permit holder will be notified, and all corrections shall be made before a certificate of completion
will be issued. Failure to meet satisfactory completion within the allotted time constitutes a violation of ORS 454.605 to 454.745 and this rule.
SUBSURFACE SEW AGE DISPOSAL SETBACKS SEPTIC TANK
From: Interior property lines 10'
Edge of road right-of,way 10'
Building foundation 5'
Wells or other water sources 50'
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Greg Gray, Registered Sanitarian
Lane County Environmental Health Services
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125 East 8th Ave.
Eugene, OR 97401
Re: Dorris Ranch Septic Disposal System
Application #3067-91
Dear Mr. Gray,
Enclosed is a set of drawings for the rest room building and the Clivus
Multrum Installation Manual for your information.
The two lavatory drains, drinking fountain drain, two floor drains,
basement sump pump, and Clivus Multrum liquid removal pump will be
connected to the septic drain system. The liquid removal pump is
located in the front of the Clivus Multrum tank which is located in the
basement of the building. Any excess liquid will be pumped up to the
septic drain lines.
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Planning and Development
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2. 0 Verification of existing system required (see attachment).
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Thank you for your Interest In Clivus Multrum@.
The Clivus Multrum@ is a carefully engineered and manufactured system
that will give years of trouble.free life if properly installed and maintained.
By following these Installation Instructions, you will ensure that this highly
efficient waste treatment system functions as It was Intended.
Anyone with basic carpentry skills can install a Clivus Multrum ~ by
following these instructions. The basic tools and materials required are listed in
the instructions. The average Installation time is approximately 30 hours for
each unit.
If you have any questions, please contact your local representative or
Clivus Multrum @, Inc. anytime.
Sincerely,
Clivus MUltrum@, Inc.
IMPORTANT: The warranty on your Clivus Multrum@ Is only valid If
these Instructions are followed exactly and the Installation certificate
form has been filled out and signed by an authorized representative of
Clivus Multrum~. Be sure this appears In your specifications.
KEEP THIS MANUAL HANDY FOR FUTURE REFERENCE OR SERVICE.
A MAINTENANCE MANUAL IS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR REVIEW. THE
MAINTENANCE MANUAL INCLUDED WITH THIS SYSTEM SHOULD BE
GIVEN TO THE OWNER.
Clivus MullrumC!l is a r&gistered trademark of Clivus Munrum~. Inc
.1991, Clivus Mullrum(!l), Inc.
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. TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Receiving the Shipment
2. typical Configuration
3. Process Description
4. Plllparatlon, Tools
6. Construction of Wood Tank Support .
6. Tank Assembly
Front Baffle
Air Ducts
Rear Baffle
Liquid Drain Cage
Manual Liquid Removal Assembly
Automatic Liquid Removal Assembly-AC
Automatic Liquid Removal Assembly-DC
Organic Matter
Chute and Vent Pipe Locations
Tank Cutouts
Tank Top and Compost Access Lid
7. Chutes
8. Toilets
9. Urinal
10. Ventilation System
11. Automatic Fire Suppression System
12. Electrical Wiring
13. Optional Liquid Storage Tank
14. Test and TrOUbleshooting Procedures
Appendix A-Multiple Tank Configurations
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A Maintenance Manual Is available from your local
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1. RECEIVING THE SHIPMENT
Check lor Damage
ExamIne the outside of the Clivus crate carefully for
evIdence of damage or rough handling.
Minor Damage: Do not Sign the
shipping receipt until the carrier has noted
the damage on "s "bill of lading."
Slanlflcant damage: DO NOT SIGN the
shipping receipt. Refuse the shipment
and immediately call Clivus Mul1rum. Inc.
CHECK PARTS IMMEDIATELY
Most 01 the Clivus system components are packed Inside
the tank for shipping. If the shipment Is accepted,
immediately cut the strapping, open the package. and
remove the components packed Inside. Do not open
IndIVIdual kits until needed. Remove and discard any
packing materials. Refer to Figures 1 and 2 to Identify the
parts and check them against the packing list. Damage.
shortages, and discrepancies must be reported to your
local authorized representative or Clivus Multrum, Inc.
wfthin 5 working days.
NOTE: IF CLIVUS MULTRUM,@ INC. HAS NOT BEEN NOTIFIED (WITHIN 5 WORKING
DAYS FROM RECEIPT OF GOODS) OF ANY CONCEALED DAMAGE OR MISSING
PARTS, CLIVUS MULTRUM,~ INC. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR
REPLACEMENT. AFTER THIS PERIOD, ANY ADDITIONAL PARTS REQUIRED MUST
BE PURCHASED AT THE CUSTOMER'S EXPENSE.
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2, TYPICAL CONFIGURATION
1YPIca1 Configuration
Clivus Model M-15
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Natural Process
The Clivus Is a low-maintenance organic waste
treatment system that uses natural blologioal
decomposition to convert toilet wastes into a small
amount 01 safe, stablilzed end-product.
Moderate TDmperatures
Near the top 01 the waste pile, oxygen-using soil
organiSms, including bacteria and molds, rapidly break
down the substances that are readily degradable,
releasing heat. Since a relatively small amount of
material Is added each day, the temperature rarely
rises above 90. F.
The material In the midsection 01 the pile undergoes
continued gradual conversion 01 nutrients to fertilizer
and further slow breakdown 01 organic molecules.
Bulking Agent Needed
A 50/50 mixture of peat humus and planer shavings
(prelerred) Is mixed with the waste by periodiC additiOn
through the toilet. This material ensures that the waste
has the proper texture for composting, that liquids are
readily absorbed and drained, and that air can easily
penetrate the pile. Redwood, cedar, and trealed
lumber do not work well and must not be used.
Liquid End.Product Tl'eated
In cool, humid climates, a small amounl of liquid end.
product may be produced. Althe rate 01100 uses per
day, the maximum amount of liquid end-product would
be 5 gallons per day. Conditions within the tank
support the organisms responsible lor the treatment of
liquid. The liquid, which Is derived mainly from urine,
undergoes extensive biochemical changes as it passes
through the filtration bed, so that It reaches the clean-
out compartment as a stabilized fertilizer and salt
solutiOn.
Ventilation Provides Oxygen
The blowerlfan, assisted by the high vent, creates a
draft which pulls air into the compost removal section,
then through the air ducts within the waste pile. and
finally up the vent as shown in Figure 3. The oxygen
reaching the waste material by way Of the air ducts
supports both the decomposition process In the center
of the pile and the treatment of the liquid. The
ventilation air then carries away moisture and the
carbon dioxide produced by the decomposition
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process. When the toilet lid Is opened, air will be drawn
down this opening Into the container and then up the
vent, thus preventing odors from entering the toilet
room.
Disease Organisms Reduced
In a Clivus, disease-eauslng organisms are not killed by
heat. Rather, they die because condnlons there are not
favorable to their growth, and because they are
consumed by the very active population of deco~oser
organisms. These organisms are responSible for the
thorough composting In the Clivus.
Stable End.Producta
Although much of the Input material Is converted to
carbon dioxide gas, which exits via the vent. a small
amount of thoroughly decomposed material settles to
the bottom of the tank and Is removed via the compost
access lid at the front of the tank. For the yearly
maximum of 36,000 uses lor the Model M-,S, about 12
cubic leet 01 compost are produced.
Both the compost and the liquid end. product are Slable
biologically and do not have an unpleasant odor. The
compost has a bacterial content, texture, and ~olor
similar to that 01 topsoil and is valuable for Its fertilizer
and organic matter conlent.
Additional lnfonnatlon Available
Detailed Information on end-product testing can be
obtained by requesting our publication "Heahh Testing."
A booklet describing compost organisms is also
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4. PIlEPARATION, TOOLS
Hoff: Clivus recommends that two people
wotfc togeth9r when Installing the
tank portion of this system.
Read Inlltructlons
Read the entire Installation instructions belore
assembly. Check shipment lor supplemental
InSlructlons. If there are any questions. contact Clivus
Muttrum or your local authorized representative.
Use Checklist
An Installation Certification Checklist lollows these
Instructions. During assembly, the completion 01 each
major task Should be noted on the list.
Kit Provided
Sufficient sealant, screws. nuts, botts and washers are
. provided for each tank.
Toot. Required
hammer
plumb bob
SQuare
assorted screwdrivers
compass
hand saw
adjustable hole saw
caUlking gun
wrench 7/16"
level
sheet metal shears
drill bits (1/8", 3116", 5/161
tape measure
saber saw or keyhole saw
(power saw recommended)
several extra metal-cutting saw blades
Materlala to be Obtained Locally
10ft. of '14.2 Romex wire
malerials for tank support (see 5)
25 gallons of water
duel tape
60 cubic feet of 50/50 mixture 01 peat
humus and planer shavings (preferred)..
(00 NOT USE REDWOOD, CEDAR OR
TREATED LUMBER OR ANY WOOD
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SUPPORT .
This structure Is designed to support the sloping
underside of the tank and to provide a SlOP In front 01
the tank. The flat bottom. 01 the tank rests dlreelly on
the floor or concrete pavers.
The tank support should be placed on a level concrete
floor which remains dry, or the support and the lIat
bottom of the tank should rest on concrete pavers.
Materials: All lumber should be .40 pressure-treated or
"wolmanized" S2S construction grade pine or Ilr. wtthout
excessive crown. The following materials are needed:
1 1/2" 4 x 8 plywood
2 2x4x120'
5 2x6x96'
1 lb. 16d galvanized nails
1 lb. 8d galvanized nails
Construct the support according fo the plans contained
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. This section provides assembly instructions for a Clivus
Model M.15 tank. Figure 2 shows an exploded view 01
the various tank components.
NOTE: Only the sealant supplied In the
Clivus package must be used when
JoIning Clivus parts.
NOTE: If you plan to Install more thsn one
tank at thIs slte, plesse read
Appendix A now for
Important InfoffTIatlon about
multiple-tank Installations.
STEP 1: FRONT BAFFLE
Position the front baffle in the bottom section 01 the tank
as shown In Figure 5.
Align the holes in the baffle flange with the
corresponding holes on the sides 01 the tank. Fill each
hole wtth sealant, and bott the lront baffle to the tank
Irom the outside using six 01 the 1.1/2" bolts and
washers provided. For each bott use two washers. wtth
one placed inside the tank and the other outside the
tank.
NOTE: After Installing the front baffle,
.nsure a thorough seal with
the tank by applying sealant
around the edges where
1M baffle and lank meet.
STEP 2: AIR DUCTS
Insert the two longttudinal air ducts Into the front ballle's
triangular cutouts 8S shown In Figure 6. Make sure
each duet Is Inserted open side down Into the ballle
openings.
Position the free end 01 each duet on the step at the rear
01 the tank. Slide both duets forward until they are
wedged firmly Into the triangular cutouts.
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Insert the rear baffle as shown in Figure 7, gilding the air
ducts Into the notches at the bottom of the baffle. Align the
holes on each baffle flange wnh the corresponding holes on
the side of the tank. Bon the rear baffle to the tank using 1-
112" bons Inserted Irom the outside. Use two washers lor
each bolt, with one placed on the outside of the tank and the
other Inside the tank. Sealant Is not necessary lor the llIar
baffle.
'STEP 4: LIQUID DRAIN CAGE (for gravny
draining of liquid)
NOTE: <<the tank you are Installing will
Include a liquid removal pump
assembly, 8klp this step and move on
to the next. << Installing a multl.tank
configuration, be sure to read Appendix
A before performing this step.
Using a hole saw, cut a 3-112" hole in the plastic bottom
portion of the drain cage and posnlon It inside the tank as
shown In Figure 8. The cage can be placed anywhere
along the bottom front edge of the tank or on enher Side as
close to the front as poss ible.
Belore placing the cage In the final position, remove the
screening and apply sealant to the outside bottom surface
of the cage. Place the cage against the tank wall, making
certain that the sealant is well distributed. From the inside
of the cage, attach the cage pennanently, using two #8 x
518" stainless tapping screws provided.
With the hole saw centered inside the 3.1/2" opening, cut a
1.7/8" hole through the tank wall from the inside out. Screw
the 1.1/2" thru-hull fitting wnh the gasket In place through
the hole from the Inside. TIghten the thru.hull filling wIth Its
nut from the outside.
Install the willi mesh portion of the cage by snapping It into
the grooves provided.
The drain cage can now be oonnected to a greywaier
system. leach line or storage tank.
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NOTE: II the tank you are Installing wfll
Include a liquid removal pump
assembly, skIp thIs step and move
on to the next. II Installing a multl-
tank conflgllratlon, be sure to read
Appendix A before perfonnlng thIs
step.
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Place the hand pump assembly inside the tank against
the sidewall 01 the compost removal area, as Shown in
Figure 9. Position It as close to the side flange as
possible with the pump outlet about 8 Inches from the
front of the tank.
Using the mounting holes as a template. drill four holes
through the side of the tank wnh a 5/16" drill bit. Apply
sealant to the holes and mount the assembly using. 1.
1/2" bolts and washers inserted from the outside of the
tank.
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AUTOMATIC LIQUID REMOVAL
ASSEMBL Y-AC APPLICATIONS
Cut and attach vinyl tubing to the pump inlet and outlet,
securing each tube with the hose clamps provided.
NOTE: II the tank yoll are Installing does
not Include IIn automatic liqUid
removal assembly, Skip this step
Bnd move on to the next. II In-
stalling a mllltl-tank configuration,
be sure to rHd Appendix A befO,.
".rtonnlng thIs step.
Place the PIK (pump Isolation kit) In the front of the tank
where desired (see Figure 10). Place the AC electrical
submersible pump and attached float switch Inside the
PIK, bringing electrical cords through the hole in the top
of the lid Of the PIK (not shown). Drill a 1" hole either in
the side or front of the tank above the bucket to draw
the electrical oords through. The pump can then be
plugged Into the switch cord, which Is , In tum, plugged
Into a ground fault protected AC electrical outlet. A 1-
1/4" discharge hole Is needed In the side 01 tank for the
l' PVC discharge line, which should be located above
the top 01 the PIK. Alter the discharge line Is properly
Installed, apply sealant on the inside of the tank around
the PVC discharge pipe.
STEP 7: AUTOMATIC LIQUID REMOVAL
ASSEMBI.Y-DC APPI.ICATIONS
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Place the PIK with the Rule 1000 DC pump and float
switch mounted to the bottom In the front 01 the tank
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Mount tl:le PVC electrical box on the side closest to the
PIK (see Figure 12). The electrical box should be above
the lop ollhe PIK. Using screws provided, secure the
eleClrical box to lhe tank wall. Place a PVC strain relief
in the lower socket 01 the box. Feed the wires from the
pump and floal swnch through the strain relief and into
the electrical box. Drill a 1. hole In the side of the tank
located near the strain relief and above the electrical
box. Place the 1. f\lbber stopper in the hole. Feed the
electr\callines lrom the DC source through the center 01
the slopper and into the electriCal box. (See Figure 29
for wiring diagram.)
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NOTE: ThIll I. . very Important part Of the
InstallatIon process and must be
completed be1o,. proceedIng 10 the
next step.
Set the tank bottom on Its wooden support and place It
In Its permanent locatiOn 8S specified by your plans.
Dump approximately 60 cubic feet of 50/50 mlxtu,. of
peat humus and plant1r shavIngs (preferred) into the
,'evated end of the tank. Bulking material can be added
eIther through the toilet chute or through the
maintenance door on front of tank. Rake the bulkIng
material so that It Is distributed across the length of the
interior of the tank so that the air channels are
completely oovered. Do not use redwood, cedar, or
treated lumber. Thoroughly wet the entire pile with
approximately 25 gallons of water. Water will start to
collect in the front of the tank when the pile Is thoroughly
saturated.
T1Ie wet pile must then be tamped Into place to the
approxImate level shown In FIgure 13. Be sure 10
cover both aIr ducts completely with st.rter
material.
Any unused material should be saved and used later for
periodic maintenance requirements.
STEP 9: CHUTE AND VENT PIPE LOCATIONS
To determine chute and vent hole locations. consult the
plans drawn prIor to installation according to the
Information contained In the site planning manual.
Plaoe the tank top on the tank bottom and temporarily
hold It in place using a 1-1/2" bolt at each oomer. Do
not lighten the bolts completely.
On wood floors, mark the position of the toilet and vent
openings and drill a small hole through the center of
each circle.
Drop a plumb line down through each hole to the top of
the tank (Figure 14). Mark these oenter points on the
tank top and check to lee that they agree with your
plans.
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In ord.er to cut ohute and vent openings, you may need
to remoVe the top half of the tank.
Find the center points you plumbed, and uslng the vent
and chute connector plates as templates. mark the
openings for the top of the tank.
Cut each hole only slightly larger than the Inscribed
circle. The table below shows normal hole sizes for
the variOus toilet types.
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A.F108 Fiberglass 14-7/16" diameter
A.F109 Fiberglass Handioapped 14-7/16" diameter
Mount a connector plate for each toilet chute on top of
each hole and apply sealant all the way around the
plate, on both the inside and outside of the tank
(Figure 15).
STEP 12: TANK TOP AND COMPOST ACCESS liD
Clean all surfaces where the top and bottom sections
of the tank are to make contact. Be sure the tank top
and bottom flanges are dry and free 01 dust.
On the bottom section, run a high "S" bead of sealant
around the flanges of the tank bottom and front baffle
as Indicated In Figure , 6. Use two tubes of sealant
and do not smooth out the bead, as thIs will ensure a
good adhesion and seal.
Position the tank lop on the lank bottom, aligning the
pre-drilled holes. Lower the tank top onto the tank
bottom and Into ftrs proper position. Align the holes In
each flange and place the aluminum stiffener bars, one
on each side, underneath the flange of the lank
bottom. Fasten the tank top to the bottom portion of
the composllng tank using the' -1/2" x 114.20 machine
screws and fender washers supplied (see Figure 17).
The compost access lid attaches to the top section of
the tank as shown in Figure 16. Align the holes in the
piano hinge with those in the tank wall and baffle lip
behind it. Fill each hole with sealant and fasten the
cover with 1-1/2" bolts. Be sure to use the washers
inside the tank.
NOTe:
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Inside seams of the tank,
Inclurllng where the lip of the
front baffle mlHlts the tank top.
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NOTE: Different tol1.t types r<</ulre dIfferent
chute lengths. Det.rmlne toIlet type
lrom packIng fist and plans. ThIn
fHd thIs uctlon t:arefUlly before
contInuIng wIth th. InstallatIon.
Cut the chute opening in the wood floor according to
your plans. .
Insert the orimped end of the toilet chute Into the chute
connector plate on top of the tank (Figure 18). Assemble
any additional sectiOns with the crimped end clown. Tape
each joint all the way around using duct tape. Orient the
toilet ohute so that the seam is toward the side of the
toilet. JOin the chute to the connector plate and seal
around the bead of the chute where It joins the connector
plate wllh sealant, as shown In Figure 18.
Cut the uppermost section of the chute to the appropriate
length as described in the table below. Do not apply
sealant or duct tape yet. .
pa'" No. Item Measurements
A.F108 Fiberglass cut 3" above tloor
A-Fl09 Fiberglass HandiCapped cut 7" above floor
8. TOilETS
NOTE: Toffet must be Installed ",fore toilet
chute.
Fiberglas. toilets (Models A-108 and A-109)
Remove the toilet chute before Installing the toilet. Follow
steps outlined In Figure 19.
For all toilets and urinals, affix the "' -2-3" user plaques
within easy view of user (on Inside of toliet stall door
facing toilet, on the wall in front of the urinal, etc.)
NOTE: Sealant must be applIed to the InsIde
01 the tank .round th. toilet
chute openIng.
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Cut a 2" hole In th~ 1I00r for the urinal drop tube
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through the hole wnh the S-bend toward the top, The
tube may have to be cut shorter to ensure that the
piping beneath the floor will slOpe downward to the tank.
" so, remove the excess from the bottom end of the
tube.
Urinal PlumbIng
Afler mounting the urinal, faslen the drop lube to the
wall fmm~diately below th~ S'bend so it cannot slip
downward. Use the clamp and screws provided. See
Figure 20.
Under the floor, continue the 1-112" PVC plumbing using
the elbOws. couplings, primer, and cement provided.
Make sure the pipe slopes downward to the tank In
order to drain completely. Where the pipe meets the
tank, drill or cut a 2" hole In the tank top. Trim the
piping aCCOrdingly, insert the end through the hole, and
apply BBalant as shown.
NOTE: Searant must be applied to the /nll/de
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When Installing the ventilation system. make sure that the vent
IS as straight as possible, with only gradual bends when
needed, and no horIZontal sections. The exterior vent must
extend 2 leet above the roof peak. and air movement above
the roof must not be restricted by nearby stNctures or trees.
InterIOr Vent Pipe and AC Blower
The AC blower should be mounted on the side 01 the tank
near Ihe lrontlor best ventilallon (see Figure 21). Drill a hole
on the tank side to acoommodale the ." diameter ptpe on the
blower end. Apply sealant to the lank side where the lIange 01
the blower will contact the tank. Using the screws provided,
mount the blOwer to the tank side. Connect the 6" diameter
flexible ventilation pipe Into the e" diameter collar on the other
end of the blower. WIre as shown in Figure 28.
DC Ventilation Fan
For DC applicatIOns, a 100 elm DC ventilation Ian Is supplied,
which attaches direetly to the top 01 the tank, as shown In
Figure 22.
V.ntl/atlon Fans for Multiple Systems (Into Plenum)
II multiple systems are Installed In one building, the multiple
flexible ventilation piping should be brought up through a
ehase, where all the pipes join at the top In a plenum (see
Figure 23). An AC electrical blower Is plaeed outside the
plenum. Various sizes of AC blOwers are available, depending
on the number of ventilation systems installed In the chase.
Consult Clivus Multrum lor the appropriate size blower
neoessary for each installation.
Vent Support Box and Exterior Vent Pipe Installallon
Cut a hole In the roof to fit the support box.
Hold the box In the hole, level It. and mark the roof line on all
four sides.
Cut the comers of the support box and bend down the sides to
give the box top the same slOpe as the roof (see Figure 24
and 25).
Nail the support box to the rool and insert the two sections of
10" extedrlor vent assembly above the roof. The rain cap is
then Installed on the top section of the exterior vent assembly
as shown In Figure 26. Note that a storm collar Is provided to
support and weatherproof the ventilation stack. Connect the
flexible ventilation pipe to the bottom of the vent support box
with se~ tapping screws provided, and secure with duct tape.
II more than the 26' "cllon ot venlllatlpn pipe supplied Is
needed, join two sections with the optional connector available
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The fire extinguIsher Is mounted on the TOP of the
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tank as possible. (It space Is a consideration. the
extinguisher can be placed near the front of the top of
the tank.) The nonle of the cylinder should be Inserted
Into the hole, and the fire extinguisher will extend back
21" and will be 5-112" higher than the tank. (See Figure'
27.) The position of the cylinder can fluctuate to
accommodate the pOSitions of toilet chutes. For
maintenance reasons. the gauge should be posnioned
for easy reading by the maintenance person. (See the
. Planning Manual for examples of placement locations
of the exllngulsher.)
For wiring the fire suppression system to the DC
electrical system, see Figure 29.
All electrical wiring should be done by a licensed
electrician fOllowing all applicable state and local
COdes. The fOllowing generalized wIring diagrams
apply:
AC Environment:
· The fire extinguisher is wired in series w<<h the AC
blower.
· A separate circuit shOUld be used to provide AC
power.
· The plJlT'4) plugs directly Into the back of the float
IWlt0h plug.
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· The fire extinguisher is wired In series wnh the 12
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power source (+ H +).
· The 12 VDC pump Is wired in Series wnh tile float
awltch on the {+l pole of the pump motor,
· The (-) lead from the pump and the 1+1 lead from
thl flolt swnch arl passed through the tank wall
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Drill a 1-118" diameter hole in the top of the storage
tank and mount the 90-degree Ihru.hull plug.
applying sealant to each fitting flange.
Connect the storage lank In rei 10 Ihe Cllws drain wnh
the tubing and clamps provided.
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TestIng Pump Operation
Fill the bottom of the clean-oul chamber with water
until the blue strainer on Ihe bottom of the pump is
covered. LUt the float switch until the pump runs and
stans pumping water.
If the pump runs but does not pump water, reverse
the connections lor the black and wMe wires in the
pump electrical box.
If the pump does not "In:
1. Check all wiring connections.
If DC pump,
1. Check all wiring connections and DC polarity.
Testing Fan/Blower Operation
Hold a blown-out match near the edge of the lollel
seal while lifting the cover approximately 1/4 Inch.
DO NOT THROW MATCHES DOWN THE TOILET. If
the fan is operating, Ihe smoke will be drawn Inlo the
toilet.
If the fanlblower does nol run:
1. Check an wIring connections.
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1. Check all wiring connections and DC polarily.
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If Installing a multiple-lank configuration, refer to this appendix when performing installation procedures for liquid drain and
liquid removal colT1X>nents.
Gravity Drain Systems
Figure 30 shows a typical set up for a multi.tank gravity drain system. Follow the Instructions In STEP 4 to Install liquid
drain cages where Indicated. Connect the tanks with 1-112' PVC plumbing as shown, using PVC primer and cement per
the Instructions on the can. All rigid piping Is supplied by customer.
'High Intercomeots" are used to connect Several tanks In series in order to provide a second pathway of flOw In the event
that the gravity drain becomes clogged. Locate the high Interconnects 6' above the flOor of the tank using exactly the
same equIpment and procedures outlined In Step 4 of Section e. I(Note that extra drain cages must be specially ordered
for this purpose.) 1-1/2" flexible hose can be used to connect between tanks, attaching to the barbed end of each thru.
hull mllng. The gravity drain manifold can be constructed of 1.1/2" PVC and secured to each tank's thru.hull conn8C\or
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Fees paid for waste disposal systems (site Inspections sndlor applications to Install the septic tank and dralnfiold) are ordinarily
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State Surcharge Refund $ 24-0674/Acct.42123/Prog.020
Septic Disposal Refund $ ,,(/), OD 24-0427/Acct.42133/Prog.240
DEQ Surcharge $ 24-0427/Acct.42123/Prog.240
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Planning Director $ 24-0674/Acct.42150/Prog.010
Recording Fees $ 24-1870/Acct.46211/Prog.110
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