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Custer, SD Code of Ordinances
CUSTER CITY MUNICIPAL CODE
Title 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
Title 2 ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL
Title 3 REVENUE AND FINANCE
Title 4 (Reserved)
Title 5 BUSINESS LICENSES AND REGULATIONS
Title 6 ANIMALS
Title 7 (Reserved)
Title 8 HEALTH AND SAFETY
Title 9 PUBLIC PEACE, MORALS AND WELFARE
Title 10 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
Title 11 (Reserved)
Title 12 STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND PUBLIC PLACES
Title 13 PUBLIC SERVICES
Title 14 (Reserved)
Title 15 BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
Title 16 SUBDIVISIONS
Title 17 ZONING
STATUTORY REFERENCES FOR SOUTH DAKOTA CITIES AND TOWNS
PRIOR CODE CROSS-REFERENCE TABLE
ORDINANCE LIST AND DISPOSITION TABLE
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13.12.110   Minimum grade.
   All sewers outside of buildings must be laid in the ground of sufficient solidarity for a proper foundation and in a trench with a uniform grade of not less than one-eighth inch to the foot and one-fourth inch if practicable. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-111)
13.12.120   Materials used in sewers and connections.
   The main soil pipe and its branches shall be of plastic pipe or such other pipe approved by the South Dakota State Plumbing Board. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-112)
13.12.130   Construction over sewer and water lines.
   No person shall construct or erect any building or structure over or upon lateral or trunk city sewer line or water main. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-114)
13.12.140   Interference with natural drainage.
   No person shall construct or alter any building or other construction over, upon or immediately adjacent to any natural drainage so as to obstruct such natural drainage except upon the written approval of the public works director who may require such provisions for the natural drainage as may appear to be necessary. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-115)
13.12.150   Dimension of house or building drain.
   All house and building drains shall be at least four inches in diameter.
(Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-116)
13.12.160   Drains in public garages and washracks.
   Every public garage or other place having a washrack used for washing vehicles shall install a standard garage drain approved by the public works director. Such drain shall be so constructed and operated as to prevent mud, sand and other debris from being washed into the city sewer system and shall be kept in proper working order. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-117)
13.12.170   Cross-connections.
   No faucet, connection, valve or like appliance so constructed as to form a cross-section, directly or indirectly, between a safe drinking water supply and an unsafe or questionable water supply, shall be permitted. No licensed plumber or any other person shall make any cross-connection to the water system of the city, either outside or inside the corporate limits, with any other water system, supply from a well, cistern or any other source whatever, nor from the city water system to any drain pipe, sewer pipe or septic tank. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-118)
13.12.180   Cesspool drainage into streets and gutters prohibited.
   It is unlawful for any person to allow any cesspool or septic tank to drain into any of the streets and gutters of the city. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-119)
13.12.190   Responsibility—Breakage of lines.
   In the event of breakage, leakage or obstruction of any city sewer main, the city shall be responsible for the replacement or repair of the line. In the event of breakage of any sewer line running from a residence, business or any structure to the city main line, the owner or person having responsibility of the residence, business or structure, shall be responsible for its repair or replacement. If any person shall fail to promptly repair any leaky, clogged, or inadequate private sewer line or house service sewer line, or if any person shall fail to promptly and properly empty or repair any septic tank, after being notified by the city to do so, the supply of city water may be immediately shut off from the premises of all water customers on that line, and shall remain off until the necessary repairs have been made. The city shall not be liable for any damage resulting from the shutting off of the water, and no deductions shall be allowed from regular water rates during the period that the water is shut off. The water supply shall not again be turned on to the premises until all work ordered by the city has been satisfactorily completed and a fee of twenty dollars ($20.00) paid for turning the water off and on. In addition, the city may cause the service pipe to be repaired and assess the actual cost of the repair plus an administrative charge of ten percent (10%) to the property. (Ord. 603 (part), 2004: prior code § 5-121)
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