(A) (1) An application for a construction permit for a residential sewage disposal system may be denied by the Health Officer for the following causes:
(a) Any misrepresentation made in the application;
(b) Failure of the owner or the agent of the owner to respond to a request for information from the Health Officer within 30 days of receiving the request; or
(c) Failure to show that the residential sewage disposal system can be constructed, operated, maintained, or abandoned in compliance with Residential Rule 410.
(2) A permit shall be denied by the Health Officer if the proposed location of the sewage disposal system is located within 300 feet of the municipal sanitary sewerage system of the town and connection to that system is permitted by the town.
(B) If a permit is denied by the Health Officer, the applicant shall be given notice in writing, which notice shall set forth the basis for denial and the fact that a petition for review may be filed in accordance with § 53.102.
(C) Denial of a permit for the construction of a commercial on-site wastewater disposal facility shall be as permitted by Commercial Rule 410.
(2005 Code, § 53.098) (Ord. 98-04, passed 2-17-1998)