Section
General
51.01 Municipal authority
51.02 Classification of sewers
51.03 Real property in adjoining state
51.04 Sewer pipes on private property; discharge
51.05 Acquisition on sewer mains, newly annexed area
51.06 Financing; general obligation bonds
51.07 Connections from sewers to lot lines
51.08 Disposing private or industrial waste through municipal sewage plant
Connections
51.20 Minimum distance between sewer connections
51.21 Connection of plumbing fixtures to public water sewer system
Purchase of Private Sewers
51.35 Municipal purchase of private sewers
51.36 Plans, specifications and cost estimate for purchase of sewer
51.37 Property owner's protest against purchase of private sewer
Sewer Charges
51.50 Sewer charges or rentals
51.51 Sewer charges
51.52 Metering water supply to determine sewer charges
51.53 Separate fund for sewer charges and rentals
51.54 Special contracts
51.55 Revenue bond authority
51.56 Sewer utility rates and charges for recovery of capital costs
Assessments
51.65 Assessment of property for proportionate share of sewer previously constructed
GENERAL
(A) The municipality may establish and construct main, trunk, sanitary, storm and service sewers, and septic or sewage treatment plants, drains, and manholes either within its corporate limits or within ten miles of its corporate limits; may appropriate funds and levy taxes to accumulate funds for such purposes; may establish sewer districts as provided by SDCL Title 9; may acquire any sewer, drain, or system of sewerage and drainage already established and constructed; and may acquire land within or without the municipality for a septic or sewage treatment plant or outlet to any main sewer, and may assess the cost thereof with cost of any necessary extension or connection of such main sewer to all the property within the sewer district benefitted as provided by this chapter.
(B) The proceeds of any taxes levied for the accumulation of funds under this section shall be placed in a separate fund which may not revert at the end of the fiscal year. The municipality shall establish a maximum amount to be accumulated in the fund. The fund shall be established by a resolution adopted pursuant to SDCL Chapter 9-19.
(SDCL § 9-48-2)
Sewers are classified as follows:
COMBINED SANITARY AND STORM SEWER. A sewer which is not designated as either a storm sewer or sanitary sewer is designed for this use.
MAIN SEWER. One designed to carry the entire sewage or water of a municipality or sewerage district to the sewer outlet, septic, or disposal plant.
SANITARY SEWER. One designed solely to carry sewage and wastes from buildings or structures. The term SANITARY SEWER shall exclude drainage from roofs, sidewalks, roadways, streets, alleys, or other surface drainage.
SERVICE SEWER. One designed to carry sewage or water from the property abutting upon the street or way in which it is laid into a trunk or main sewer, or into the sewer outlet, septic, or disposal plant.
STORM SEWER. One designed solely to carry storm or surface waters.
TRUNK SEWER. One designed to carry the sewage or water from any particular district or portion of the municipality as well as the sewage or water from property abutting upon the street or way in which it is laid, and of sufficient capacity to carry the sewage or water from the service sewers in the district or portion of the municipality in which it is laid, to the main sewer outlet, septic, or disposal plant.
(SDCL § 9-48-1)
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