New Water Softner Standpipe and Bar Sink

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MrMikeB

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Besides the crudeness of this drawing, can anybody see anything wrong with this setup.

I am adding a new standpipe for a water softener discharge to an existing 3" waste drain from upstairs.

While I am cutting into stuff, was going to add the rough in for a future bar sink on the opposite side of a future wall.

Was planning on using the proposed fitting to do so.

Was going to tap into an existing 1-1/2 vent on the other side of the basement and use it for venting roughly 30 feet away.

Is using 2, 3 x 1-1/2 Sanitary Tees more appropriate stacked on top of each other than the fitting pictured?

How bad is my venting idea messed up?

Any simpler ways of doing it?

Any help appreciated.
 

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You don't have ANY venting for the sink or softener traps, which means it is completely messed up.
Are you saying that his new vent line in red has to connect to the existing vent line above the flood level of the fixtures on the top floor?
 
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The new vent lines are in red. They would connect to the vent line 30 feet away. That vent line runs up into the attic where another vent might tie in, then out the roof. Everything in black already exists.
 
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