(A) This section and the provisions hereof shall be known and cited as the Sanitary Code of the Town of Beverly Shores, Indiana.
(B) Hereafter the location of any sewage disposal system or part thereof, or the establishment, location or relocation of any well or water supply for any building or structure, private or public, situated in the Town of Beverly Shores, Indiana, shall comply with the terms, conditions and provisions of this section.
(C) The Town Council hereby ratifies the agreement regarding the Porter County Health Department assuming responsibility for the implementation and enforcement of the Porter County Well and Sewage Disposal Ordinances within the town limits, which agreement was entered into on or about November 29, 1974, between Andrew Kedzierski, Beverly Shores Building Commissioner and Robert Medford, Administrative Assistant for Porter County Health Department.
(D) The Town Council hereby adopts and incorporates by reference herein, Porter County Ord. 73-22 (a/k/a Sewage Disposal Ordinance) and 73-27 (a/k/a Well Ordinance) as the ordinances are now in effect or may hereafter be revised or amended, subject to the Town Council reservation of right to reject or modify the revisions or amendments.
(E) No building permit for any building or structure for which sanitary facilities are required in the town shall be issued until the sanitary permit herein provided for shall have been issued in accordance with this section. The issuance of a sanitary permit is hereby expressly made a condition precedent for the issuance of any building permit in the town for any building or structure for which sanitary facilities are required.
(F) All plumbing work or plumbing installations done or made in relation to any sanitary facility for which a permit is required under the terms of this section shall be done and made in compliance with the plumbing code of the town.
(G) Hereafter any water supply established or sewage disposal system located, relocated, maintained, operated or used in violation of the terms of this section is hereby declared to be and constitute a nuisance subject to abatement.
(Ord. 174, passed 10-27-1980 (84-32)) Penalty, see § 152.99