(a) No building shall be constructed as a dwelling in the city within 100 feet of any public water supply line unless there is installed in the building a kitchen sink and a flush rim water closet complete with vent pipes to provide water into the building and drains out of the building. The required plumbing fixtures and piping shall be maintained so long as the building is used as a dwelling. Whenever water under pressure is made available by the extension of water lines to within 50 feet of the lot on which such building is located, then connections shall be made thereto and the plumbing drains shall be connected to a sanitary sewer if available or otherwise to a septic tank as provided in Article V of this chapter.
(b) The term
DWELLING, when used in this section, shall mean a building, all or part of which is designed for occupancy by one or more persons, temporarily or permanently, as a place of residence.
(1964 Code, § 37-2)