(A) No person shall throw, run, drain, seep, or otherwise dispose into any of the surface waters or groundwaters of the county, or cause, permit, or suffer to be thrown, run, drained, allowed to seep, or otherwise disposed into the waters any organic or inorganic matter from a dwelling or commercial facility or from a residential sewage disposal system or commercial on-site wastewater disposal facility, that would cause or contribute to a health hazard or water pollution.
(B) No person shall commence or allow the construction of a dwelling, placement of a mobile home, or the construction of a commercial facility without first having obtained a written permit for the construction of a sewage disposal system.
(C) No person shall commence or allow the replacement, reconstruction, expansion, or remodeling of a residence which may increase the number of bedrooms without first having obtained a written permit for the addition to, replacement, or alteration of the existing residential sewage disposal system.
(D) No person shall cause or allow a change in occupancy or use of any facility served by a commercial on-site wastewater disposal facility if the change would result in wastewater flow on the peak day in excess of the permitted capacity of the disposal facility, or if it would result in wastewater being generated of a type incompatible with absorption field disposal, without first having obtained a construction permit for appropriate modifications of the subject wastewater disposal facility.
(E) No person shall cause or allow the construction of any outbuilding or the installation of any swimming pool, geothermal heat system, underground utility connection, or underground lawn sprinkler system in association with an existing residence or commercial facility, without first obtaining a site approval permit for the construction.
(F) No person shall construct, install, replace, alter, modify, repair, or add to a residential sewage disposal system, and no owner shall knowingly suffer or allow any such system to be installed, replaced, altered, modified, repaired, or added to except in accordance with the duly issued construction permit, the terms and provisions of Residential Rule 410, and this subchapter.
(G) No person shall construct, install, replace, alter, modify, repair, or add to a commercial on-site wastewater disposal facility, and no owner shall knowingly suffer or allow any facility to be installed, replaced, altered, modified, repaired, or added to except in accordance with the duly issued construction permit, the terms and provisions of Commercial Rule 410 and/or State Department of Health Bulletin S.E. 13 and this subchapter.
(H) No person shall construct, install, or thereafter replace, alter, modify, or repair a residential sewage disposal system without first having been issued a license pursuant to the provisions of this subchapter.
(I) No person shall construct, install, or thereafter replace, alter, modify, or repair a commercial on-site wastewater disposal facility, over which the County Health Department has jurisdiction for the issuance of a construction permit, without first having been issued a license pursuant to the provisions of this subchapter.
(J) No person, having received a written order from the Health Officer or the Health Board pertaining to a violation of this subchapter or the terms, provisions, conditions, or limitations of any permit or license issued hereunder, shall fail or refuse to comply with the terms and provisions of the order within the time limit specified therein.
(2005 Code, § 53.095) (Ord. 98-04, passed 2-17-1998) Penalty, see § 53.999