On or before January 1, 1980, no person owning or operating any building, structure or subdivision, other than individually owned single- or two-family dwelling units, within the city, wherein or whereon or in connection with which a mechanical wastewater treatment plant is used to service such building, structure or subdivision, shall fail to:
(A) Obtain written approval of the plans, specifications and discharge point from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency;
(B) Place on file with the Division of Engineering a copy of the plans, specifications and written approval of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency;
(C) Submit an executed copy of a contract, between the owner of the real property upon which the building and wastewater treatment plant is constructed, and a licensed state wastewater treatment plant operator, providing for the perpetual maintenance and repair of such plant until its use can be discontinued and connection is made to the sanitary sewerage system of the city, which contract shall be binding upon heirs, administrators, executors and assigns of the owner; and
(D) Enter into a contract with the city providing for bimonthly inspection of the wastewater treatment plant by the City Engineer or the inspector designated for such purpose. The contract shall be in such form as determined by the Director of Law and approved by Council. Inspection fees shall be provided therein in accordance with the fee schedule set forth in § 1342.03, which fees shall be paid annually in advance by the owner to the Director of Finance.
(Ord. 45-79, passed 5-7-1979)