(A) No stormwater connection from any building or yard, nor any drain from any catch basin, lake, swamp, pond or swimming pool, nor any inlet for surface water, stormwater or ground water of any kind shall be connected to any public sanitary sewer, or to any private sanitary sewer connected to a public sanitary sewer, or to any interceptor-collector.
(B) Within any area served by the sanitary sewer system no stormwater shall be discharged to the soil, waste or vent pipes from any building. Within any such area no downspout or leader, gutter or other pipe, drain or channel which may at any time carry stormwater, subsurface drainage derived from hydraulic pressure or from well points or cooling water, shall be connected with any sanitary sewer. No downspout or leader shall be used as a soil, waste or vent pipe. Every joint in the connection of a house sewer to the sanitary sewer system shall be made watertight so that no leakage into or from any such drain shall occur.
(C) No connection with or opening into any intercepting sewer or any intercepting-collecting sewer shall be made without the written approval of an authorized borough representative.
(D) No connection shall be made to an intercepting sewer system in such a location as to cause the flow of sewage, industrial waste or other wastes to the receiving stream rather than to the sewage treatment plant.
(1980 Code, Ch. 20, Part 4, § 74) (Ord. 940, passed 8-4-1972, Rules and Regulations, § 1) Penalty, see § 53.999