(A) A licensed sewer contractor employed to do the work shall file an application. The application shall include:
(1) The name of the owner or occupant of the premises to be connected;
(2) The number of buildings and the purposes for which they are or are to be occupied;
(3) The plans and specifications showing the whole course of the drain from the connection with the public sewer to its terminus within the building or premises; and
(4) All branches, traps, and fixtures to be connected to the building or premises.
(B) The plans and specifications shall be made in duplicate and presented to the City Engineer. The City Engineer shall examine the plans and specifications and may change or modify them, may designate the manner in which the connecting sewer shall be connected with the building or the place where connection with the public sewer shall be made, and may specify the material and size of the connecting sewer. The City Engineer shall approve the plans and specifications as originally prepared or as modified and changed, and shall issue the permit. A copy of the approved plans and specifications shall be attached to the permit. No person shall extend any private sewer or drain beyond the limits of the building or property for which the permit is given.
(C) Upon issuance of a sewer connection permit, provided there is an existing main or lateral available, it shall be the responsibility of the city to connect the necessary sewer services to existing mains and laterals to the property line or to sewer easement line of the property to be served. The sewer contractor shall connect and continue the sewer from this point to the structure to be served. The fee charged by the city to connect the sewer shall be fixed by Council resolution. Fees in this section are not subject to the annual fee adjustment.
(Prior Code, § 4.420) (Ord. 1989-04, passed 2-13-1989)