§ 96.15 TREATMENT OF WATER AGAINST MOSQUITO BREEDING.
(A) The method of treatment of the collection of water specified in this subchapter shall be any one or more of the following:
(1) Screening with wire netting of at least 16 meshes to the inch each way or any other material which would prevent the ingress or egress of mosquitoes;
(2) Complete emptying every five days of the unscreened containers;
(3) Using a larvicide approved by the Health Department;
(4) Cleaning and keeping sufficiently free from vegetable growth and other obstructions, and stocking with mosquito-destroying fish. Absence of half-grown or larger mosquito larvae shall be evidence of compliance with this measure;
(5) Filling or draining to the satisfaction of the Health Department;
(6) Removing tin cans, tin boxes, broken or empty bottles, and similar articles likely to hold water at least once in seven days. If not removed they must be completely covered and stored, so as not to be able to hold water;
(7) Removing tires, or causing them to be stored in such a manner as to exclude water collection, either by keeping them under cover, or securing them in such a manner as will keep them from retaining water;
(8) Maintaining pools, fountains and other ornamental devices designed to contain water, including those that use a filtration system and disinfecting chemicals. When not in use, covering these containers in a manner to prevent water accumulation both in the pool/device, or on the cover; or dismantling or filling them;
(9) Maintaining all natural or human-made storm or surface water drainways in a manner free from obstructions, and with a suitable grade to prevent ponding of water;