A. Subsoil Drains: Where subsoil drains are used to surround the outer walls of a building, they may be made of corrugated plastic drainage tubing and fittings, not less than four inches (4") in diameter. When the building is subject to backwater, the subsoil drain shall be protected by an accessibly located backwater valve. Subsoil drains may discharge in a properly trapped area drain or sump. Where a storm sewer is provided, the subsoil drain will connect directly to the storm sewer. (1976 Code § 52.015)
B. Sump Pump Discharge:
1. Any new subdivision or planned unit development shall provide for all newly constructed buildings a sump pump discharge line which shall be connected to a storm sewer, where said storm sewer is located within easements or rights of way immediately adjacent to the lot in question.
2. In existing subdivision or planned unit developments already approved by the village which have developed lots or vacant lots, said subdivisions or planned unit developments shall provide on newly constructed buildings for connection to the storm sewers, as long as said storm sewers are adjacent to the lot. If it is impractical to connect to the existing storm sewer because of expense or lack of proper hookup facilities, then the sump pump discharge lines can be located on the surface of the lot at minimum distance from the property lines as determined by the setback and side yard requirements for that principal structure or ten feet (10'), whichever is greater. The department of public works shall determine whether it is too expensive or impractical to hook the sump pump discharge line to the storm sewer. (1976 Code § 52.019)
C. Lawn And Landscape Sprinkler Systems: Prior to the installation of any lawn sprinkling system a permit from the village must be obtained. The permit fee shall be not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) and may increase based upon the number of inspections. The installation of said lawn and landscaped sprinkling systems must be in accordance with all state statutes and local ordinances, and the like. (1976 Code § 52.017)
D. Prohibited Drainage: Stormwater shall not be drained into sewers intended for sanitary sewers only. (1976 Code § 52.016)