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D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
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Title 24. PUBLIC SPACE AND SAFETY |
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Chapter 24-8. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATIONS |
Section 24-802. SPECIAL HEALTH REGULATIONS
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802.1Notwithstanding the provisions of §24 of Article 17 of the D.C. Police Regulations (DCMR 19), automobile house trailers may be parked on private property for a period not to exceed the inaugural period, provided a permit to do so is obtained from the Director of Environmental Services. No fee shall be required for this permit.
802.2A permit shall be issued only upon a finding by the Director of Environmental Services that there will be available to the occupants of the trailers adequate and sufficient water supplies and facilities for disposal of sewage and refuse.
802.3The Director of Environmental Services shall make any inspections and take any necessary steps to obtain compliance with the requirements of this section.
802.4Notwithstanding the provisions of §24 of Article 17 of the D.C. Police Regulations (DCMR 19), the National Railroad Passenger Corporation may establish for the inaugural period temporary places of abode in sleeping cars located in established railroad yards and sidings within the District, if the Director of Environmental Services finds the following:
(a)That the railroad yards and sidings have adequate and sufficient water supplies and sewage disposal facilities;
(b)That adequate receptacles for refuse services are available;
(c)That sufficient lawful garbage receptacles have been provided for all dining cars and temporary feeding facilities to store accumulated garbage between periods of collection that shall be established by the Director of Environmental Services;and
(d)That all water and ice supplies are so protected as to prevent contamination of these commodities.
802.5A license issued by the Director of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs shall be required for use of sleeping cars under §802.4.
802.6The area or areas used in accordance with §802.4 shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times.
802.7A fee for each license shall be required for each sleeping car used as a temporary place of abode, for each calendar day or part of a day the car is used. The fee shall be payable to the D.C. Treasurer.
802.8During the inaugural period, no chemical toilets shall be used unless they are provided with an adequate amount of deodorizing and sanitizing chemicals approved by the Director of Environmental Services, and unless they are serviced as their use requires.
802.9From forty-eight (48) hours prior to, and twelve (12) hours after, Inauguration Day, nonresident indigent patients receiving care as emergency patients at D.C. General Hospital, Glenn Dale Hospital, or at the private hospitals under contract to the District government, shall be considered as patients eligible for care at the District's expense.