Fulton Types of facilities representing high hazard cross connections ordinance (§ 114-246)

(a) Aircraft and missile manufacturing plants;

(b) Automotive plants including those plants which manufacture motorcycles, automobiles, trucks, recreational vehicles and construction and agricultural equipment;

(c) Potable water dispensing stations which are served by a public water system;

(d) Beverage bottling plants including dairies and breweries;

(e) Canneries, packing houses and reduction plants;

(f) Car washes;

(g) Chemical, biological and radiological laboratories including those in high schools, trade schools, colleges, universities and research institutions;

(h) Hospital, clinics, medical buildings, autopsy facilities, morgues, mortuaries, dental clinics, veterinary facilities and other medical facilities;

(i) Metal or plastic manufacturing, fabrication, cleaning, plating or processing facilities;

(j) Plants manufacturing paper and paper products;

(k) Plants manufacturing, refining, compounding or processing fertilizer, film, herbicides, natural or synthetic rubber, pesticides, petroleum or petroleum products, pharmaceuticals, radiological materials or any chemical which would be a contaminant to the public water system;

(l) Commercial facilities that use herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers or any chemical which would be a contaminant to the public water system;

(m) Plants processing, blending or refining animal, vegetable or mineral oils;

(n) Commercial laundries and dye works;

(o) Sewage, stormwater and industrial waste treatment plants and pumping stations;

(p) Waterfront facilities including piers, docks, marinas and shipyards;

(q) Industrial facilities which recycle water;

(r) Restricted or classified facilities or other facilities closed to the supplier of water or the department;

(s) Fire sprinkler systems using any chemical additives;

(t) Auxiliary water systems;

(u) Irrigation systems with facilities for injection of pesticides, herbicides or other chemicals or with provisions for creating back pressure;

(v) Portable tanks for transporting water taken from a public water system; and

(w) Facilities which have pumped or re-pressurized cooling or heating systems that are served by a public water system, including all boiler systems.