(A) The city, through the City Sewer Department, shall furnish sewer services to persons within its corporate limits whose premises abut a street or alley in which a commercial main is now, or may hereafter, be laid. The city may also furnish sewer service to persons whose premises are situated outside the corporate limits of the city, as and when, according to law, the City Council may see fit to do so. The rules, regulations, and sewer rental rates hereinafter named in this chapter shall be considered a part of every application hereafter made for sewer service, and shall be considered a part of the contract between every customer now or hereafter served. Without further formality, the making of the application on the part of any applicant, or the use of sewer service by present customers thereof, shall constitute a contract between the customer and the city to which both parties are bound. If the customer shall violate any of the provisions of the contract or any reasonable rules and regulations that the City Council may hereafter adopt, the City Administrator, or his or her agent, may cut off or disconnect the sewer service from the building or premise of the violation. No further connection for sewer service to the building or premise shall again be made save or except by order of the City Administrator or his or her agent.
(Prior Code, § 3-204)
(B) Contracts for sewer service are not transferable. Any person wishing to change from one location to another shall make a new application and sign a new contract. If any customer shall move from the premise where service is furnished, or if the premise is destroyed by fire or other casualty, he or she shall at once inform the City Services Director, who shall cause the sewer service to be shut off from the premise. If the customer should fail to give notice, he or she shall be charged for that period of time until the official in charge of sewers is otherwise advised of the circumstances.
(Prior Code, § 3-205)
(Neb. RS 17-901, 17-902, 18-503) (Ord. 800, passed 10-18-2005)