(A) General requirements.
(2) In the case of a collection system to serve a subdivision, the developer shall first submit to the city Utilities Director a preliminary subdivision plat showing all details of the topography thereon.
(3) In the case of a collection system to serve an existing lot or parcel for which a subdivision plat is not required the developer must submit a preliminary site plan to the city Utilities Director showing the improvements proposed and all details of the topography thereon.
(4) Upon receipt of such preliminary subdivision plat or site plan, the city Utilities Director will advise the developer as to the availability of a receiving sewer line.
(5) In the event a new lift station, an increase in capacity of an existing lift station, a new force main or a gravity main is required, the city Utilities Director will determine location, capacity and limits of the area the facility is intended to serve.
(6) The city Utilities Director will designate the portions of the new collection system, if any, that will become a part of the city's POTW.
(7) All costs for planning, designing, permitting and constructing the system in accordance with the drawings accepted by the City Utilities Director shall be borne by the developer.
(8) Developers are required to maintain the new collection system in accordance with this chapter until completion of the associated project.
(9) Upon completion of the installation, and prior to connection to the city POTW, the developer shall submit to the city Utilities Director signed and sealed as-built drawings, copy of FDEP certification form, and copy of BCDNRP as-built approval.
(10) At the option of the city Utilities Director, he may designate portions of a new collections system to become part of the city's POTW. In such event, the developer, upon completion of the new collection system installation, shall be required to transfer ownership of such portion, including right-of-ways and easements, to the city at no charge to the city. The city Utilities Department shall be responsible for the operation and maintenance of any such newly acquired portions.
(11) If a new collection system is to be privately owned and operated, the owner must comply in every and all respects with the provisions of this chapter.
('72 Code, § 25-10)
(B) Construction standards.
(1) The city Utilities Director shall develop and maintain specific design criteria that shall govern the review and approval of plats and site plans submitted in accordance with division (A) of this section. Such design criteria shall be made available for the use and benefit of developers, engineers and the citizens of Hollywood.
(2) The new collection system shall be designed in strict accordance to FAC Chapter 17, BCDNRP requirements, and city standards created per subdivision (1) hereof.
(3) The developer shall engage the services of a professional engineer registered in the state for the preparation of the required drawings, and shall obtain all necessary permits for the construction of the new collection system.
('72 Code, § 25-11)
(Ord. O-88-27, passed 5-18-88; Am. Ord. O-91-23, passed 4-17-91; Am. Ord. O-92-64, passed 12-2-92; Am. Ord. O-93-42, passed 10-6-93)