The City’s Public Works Department is available seven days a week, 24 hours a day, to assist City property owners in the event that a sanitary sewer emergency occurs. In the event a property owner contacts the City to report a sanitary sewer emergency, including the backup up of sewer lines, line breaks, sewage odors and overflowing manholes or drains, and a Public Works employee goes out to the property to investigate or perform maintenance work in relation to the sanitary sewer emergency, and if after investigation by the Public Works employee, the sanitary sewer emergency is determined to be caused by the privately owned sewer main, labor and equipment fees can be assessed property owner as outlined in Section 95.11. The City will only maintain and repair City-owned infrastructure.