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If, as to any premises, Council has imposed a deferred assessment for a sewer improvement, payable only if and when a sewer permit is applied for to connect the premises, no permit for sewer connections shall be issued until either the deferred assessment has been paid in full or payment has otherwise been made or provided for in accordance with ordinance provisions. If payment is not made in full, the permittee shall waive all objections to the validity and amount of the assessment.
('69 Code, § 50.20) (Ord. 138, passed 4-15-56)
(A) Where Council has imposed neither a regular assessment nor a deferred assessment or other charge against a tract abutting a sewer improvement or included in a benefited sewer district, on the claim or belief that the sewer would not be available for or of benefit to the tract, or for any other reason, and thereafter an application shall be made to connect said premises so exempted, the Building Commissioner, with the approval of the Solicitor or an Assistant Solicitor, shall determine the amount which would have been payable for the premises, had the same been duly assessed according to the front-foot rate or other rate used. Such equivalent charge, when so determined, shall have the same status as the deferred charge referred to in § 50.19, and no permit shall be issued until the same has been paid in full.
(B) The property owner shall have the right to appeal to Council concerning the amount of the charge fixed. The appeal shall be taken within 20 days from the date on which notification issues from the office of the Building Commissioner as to the amount.
('69 Code, § 50.21) (Ord. 138, passed 4-15-56)
No person, firm or corporation, directly or indirectly, shall install a private lateral sewer within the village without first obtaining a permit from the Building Commissioner. Application for the permit shall be accompanied by a plat showing the proposed location of the sewer, its beginning and terminus, and the details as to its size, materials and construction. If the plan meets with the approval of the Building Commissioner, he shall issue a permit authorizing the construction of the sewer and shall require the applicant to deposit with the Building Commissioner an amount estimated to cover the cost of the inspection. Each ten days' use of the sewer unlawfully installed shall constitute a separate offense.
('69 Code, § 50.22) (Ord. 138, passed 4-15-56) Penalty, see § 50.99
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