Whenever a public sewer has been or may be constructed, the cost thereof has been paid by the City or other governmental assistance, no assessments have been levied upon benefited property for the cost of the same, and the owner of any benefited property makes application to the City for a permit to tap the sewer, no permit shall be issued to any such benefited owner unless the owner shall pay into the City Treasury the City's portion of the estimated cost of the improvement. The aforesaid charge shall be in addition to any charges for a sewer tap permit heretofore or hereinafter enacted by Council and shall be collected by the Director of Public Service.
The money so collected shall be used, first, to replenish the General Fund for the amount heretofore expended from it in the construction of such sewers, and second, to a fund to be known as the Sewer Revenue Fund, it being the purpose to use such Fund to construct future sewers.
(Ord. 599. Passed 3-3-41.)