Section
Sewer Connections and Discharges
1042.01 Definitions
1042.02 Connection with sanitary sewers required when available
1042.03 Timing of connections
1042.04 Licenses required; bond; supervision of work
1042.05 Sanitary sewer connection permits
1042.06 Manner of making sanitary sewer connections; inspections
1042.07 Sanitary sewer connection standards
1042.08 Connections to sanitary sewer in vicinity of Old Route 82
1042.09 Conditions for connection to sanitary sewers serving the Broadview Heights South facilities plan drainage area
1042.10 Storm sewer connections; inspections; permit
1042.11 New or reconstructed sewers; photographic inspection required
1042.12 Unacceptable discharges generally
1042.13 Specific prohibited discharges
1042.14 Special arrangements
1042.15 Permitted discharges to sanitary sewers
1042.16 Permitted discharges to storm sewers
1042.17 Discharge of storm water into sanitary sewers
1042.18 Control of unacceptable discharges
1042.19 Enforcement
1042.20 Right of entry
1042.21 Board of Review
1042.22 Penalty
Illicit Discharge and Illegal Connection Control
1042.35 Purpose and scope
1042.36 Applicability
1042.37 Definitions
1042.38 Disclaimer of liability
1042.39 Conflicts, severability, nuisances and responsibility
1042.40 Responsibility for administration
1042.41 Discharge and connection prohibitions
1042.42 Monitoring of illicit discharge and illegal connections
1042.43 Enforcement
1042.44 Remedies not exclusive
1042.99 Penalty
Cross-reference:
Connections to EPA-financed sewerage system, see Chapter 1044
East Wallings Road Sanitary Sewer Fund, see § 236.22
Municipal Environmental Maintenance Specialist, see § 248.07
Riparian setbacks, see Chapter 1334
Sanitary facilities in subdivisions, see § 1248.05
Sewer rates and charges, see Chapter 1043
Storm Sewer Maintenance Fund, see § 236.15
Storm water management and urban sediment pollution abatement, see Chapter 1334, 1049
Tap-in fees and sewer charges, see TSO Table IX
Wastewater treatment plants, see Chapter 1342
Editor’s note:
This chapter, previously titled “Sewers,” was repealed in part, by implication, by Ordinance 13-86, passed January 21, 1986, Ordinance 14-86, passed January 21, 1986, and Ordinance 15-86, passed January 27, 1986. Unaffected provisions were retained but renumbered and recodified in this chapter and in Chapter 1043.
Statutory reference:
Compulsory sewer connections, see Ohio R.C. 729.06
Interference with sewage flow, see Ohio R.C. 4933.24
Management and control of sewerage system, see Ohio R.C. 729.50 et seq.
Sewerage rates, see Ohio R.C. 729.49, 729.52