(A) No rain water leaders, roof drains, or mud interceptor (traps) shall be connected to a sanitary sewer; provided, if a storm sewer is not available to which a satisfactory connection of a mud interceptor (trap) could be made, a special permit to connect a mud interceptor (trap) to a sanitary sewer may be issued by the Building Inspector if he or she finds that the waste to be drained through the mud interceptor (trap) will not interfere with, or cause problems with, the operation of the city sewer system. A permit to connect a mud interceptor (trap) to a sanitary sewer, if issued, may contain reasonable restrictions concerning use of the mud interceptor (trap).
(B) It shall be unlawful for any person to place in any mud interceptor (trap) connected to a sanitary sewer of the city, and material other than mud and water resulting from the washing of vehicles.
(C) The sewer main shall not be trapped except upon written permission of the Building Inspector. Such permission may be granted in the event a proper junction wye (Y) on the sewer main is not available. If the sewer main contains the proper junction wye (Y), the private sewer line shall be connected to such wye (Y).
(Prior Code, § 150.088) Penalty, see § 150.999