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No building permit shall be issued for the erection of any building upon real property within the city unless the applicant for the building permit gives the particular agency or department to which application is being made sufficient proof of the type of approved excreta disposal system to be used for the structure.
(1964 Code, § 19-407) (Ord. 11146, § 1, passed 8-11-1992)
(a) No on-site sewage disposal system, as defined in Tex. Health and Safety Code Chapter 366, shall be constructed, covered or used until a permit shall have been issued by the director of the city department of public health or other governmental entity authorized to do so by the city council. The director or the authorized entity shall inspect all on-site sewage disposal systems for compliance with all local and state regulations. No on-site sewage disposal system shall be covered or used until it has been inspected and approved by the director of the city department of public health or such other governmental entity authorized by the city council. All inspection and permitting authority prescribed herein shall include the enforcement of all local and state regulations governing on-site sewage disposal systems.
(b) The city, upon approval and authorization by the city council, may enter into an agreement with another local governmental entity authorizing said other governmental entity to perform all or a portion of the inspection and permitting functions described in this section in place of the director of the city department of public health. If the city council does authorize another governmental entity to assume the said functions, such entity shall retain those functions exclusively until the city council expressly terminates such authority and responsibility. Provided, however, that the city shall retain exclusive responsibility for inspection and permitting of on-site sewage disposal systems in the Lake Worth watershed area.
(1964 Code, § 19-408) (Ord. 11146, § 1, passed 8-11-1992)
A permit for an on-site sewage disposal system may be withheld if the director or authorized entity determines that operation or location of the particular on-site sewage disposal system would adversely affect the public health.
(1964 Code, § 19-409) (Ord. 11146, § 1, passed 8-11-1992)
No person shall clean or empty, and no person shall have cleaned or emptied any chemical toilet, on-site sewage disposal system, or other excreta disposal system, unless such person doing the cleaning or emptying is licensed to perform such service in the city.
(1964 Code, § 19-410) (Ord. 11146, § 1, passed 8-11-1992)
(a) All owners of real property situated within the city upon which improvements are situated, where the outside line of any part of the property abuts upon an alley or street or through which a public sewer extends or is within a distance or radius of 100 feet of a public sanitary sewer, shall provide a water closet with water service on such premises and connect same with the public sewer, which connection shall be and made by and at the expense of the owner of the improvements.
(b) Where a sanitary sewer is not available, but where water under pressure is available, such water closet shall be connected to an on-site sewage disposal system installed in accordance with all local and state regulations, including requirements found in this article.
(c) The requirements of this section shall apply to every lot or part of lot upon which a dwelling house or business house now exists or upon which same may be hereafter erected; a separate water closet, with its proper connections, being mandatory for each dwelling or business house.
(1964 Code, § 19-411) (Ord. 11146, § 1, passed 8-11-1992)
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