(A) Unlawful discharge of wastewater. It shall be unlawful for any person, being the owner, occupant or person in control of any building situated outside the corporate limits of the village, to discharge, or to permit or cause the discharge of, wastewater into the village’s wastewater facilities without having first obtained a permit therefor.
(B) Indirect physical connection with wastewater facilities. The owner, occupant or person in control of any premises outside the village shall be considered as connected with the village’s wastewater facilities when any building or structure thereon has a physical connection with a county drain or public or private sewer by way of pipe, tile, tube or other conduit, whether or not the sewage passes through a septic tank, cesspool or other similar device, when the drain or sewer in turn conveys the sewage or effluent into the village’s wastewater facilities.
(C) Evidence of discharge of sewage. The ownership, occupancy or control of any building or structure thus having a physical connection with a county drain, or a public or private sewer, which connects with and flows into the village wastewater facilities shall be prima facie evidence of the discharge of, or the permitting or causing the discharge of, sewage into the village’s wastewater facilities.
(D) Stormwater connections. It shall be unlawful for any person, being the owner, occupant or person in control of any storm sewer or drain situated outside the corporate limits of the village, to discharge, or to permit or cause the discharge of, stormwater into the village sewers.
(E) Records of discharges. It shall be the duty of the DPW Supervisor by any lawful means to determine what persons owning, occupying or controlling premises outside the village are discharging, or permitting or causing the discharge of, wastewater into the village’s wastewater facilities. The DPW Supervisor shall maintain records thereof, which records shall be kept as current as possible.
(Prior Code, § 50.12) (Ord. 21, passed 10-19-1993) Penalty, see § 50.99