City right-of-way placement: what permits are needed for a single unit?
You need a permit from the city's public works or transportation department to place a portable toilet in the right-of-way. The right-of-way includes…
You need a permit from the city's public works or transportation department to place a portable toilet in the right-of-way. The right-of-way includes…
After nine years driving a vacuum truck in Akron, I've hauled units to some wild spots. Once placed a standard portable toilet halfway up a muddy…
Yes, a city permit for a portable toilet on your own property during a remodel is normal in many municipalities, even when the unit is placed…
We're starting a three-month renovation on our 1920s bungalow here in Portland, and our only bathroom is getting gutted. Our house has a tiny front…
We're on a tight downtown infill site, a 12-story residential build on a half-block lot. The fence line is tight to the sidewalk, and the only open…
The ADA 5 percent cluster rule does not apply to a single portable toilet placed on a public street. The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design…
The ADA cluster rule does not apply to a single portable toilet. The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design require that where multiple single-user…
The Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI) is the secretariat for ANSI Z4.3, the American National Standard for minimum requirements…
We're starting a six-month residential gut rehab in Chicago, and the only spot for a standard portable toilet is on the sidewalk in the public…
The health department rule for the minimum distance between portable toilets and food service areas is typically 100 feet. This is a standard…