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No connection with any main or branch sanitary sewer shall be made except upon application for a permit to make such connection. Application shall be made to the Division of Utilities for a permit. The fee for such a permit shall be five dollars ($5.00).
(Ord. 1962-20. Passed 7-23-62.)
No person shall make any new connections into either the storm or sanitary sewerage systems until the same have been inspected by a designated City inspector. Such inspection shall be made after the storm or sanitary sewer is laid and before it is covered.
(Ord. 172. Passed 10-27-47.)
All house sewer connections shall be of a uniform size of six inches internal diameter. All sewer pipe shall be of a quality and type as approved by the Superintendent of Utilities. All connections and any work contemplated shall be performed in a thorough manner to the approval and supervision of the Service Director. (Ord. 1962-20. Passed 7-23-62.)
(a) All downspouts now entering the City sanitary sewerage system shall be removed by the owners or occupants of the property, after receipt of ten days' notice from the City to remove the same.
(b) Footer drains shall be connected to the City storm sewer system wherever such system is reasonably available.
(c) Footer drains and sump pumps shall not be discharged into the City right of way unless properly connected to a storm sewer. All footer drains or sump pumps that are currently discharging into the right of way without proper connection shall be removed within thirty days from the effective date of this section. (Ord. 1991-20. Passed 7-8-91.)
No person shall spill any turpentine, kerosene, gasoline, benzine, naphtha, coal oil or any product thereof, or any oil used for lubricating, illuminating or fuel purposes, or allow any of such fuels to escape to or upon any pavement or into any storm or sanitary sewer of the City. No person shall operate or permit to be operated any tank truck or other vehicle from which any of such fluids are permitted to escape. (Ord. 1962-20. Passed 7-23-62.)
No person shall injure, obstruct or destroy any public sewer or culvert or the grating or the openings of the same, constructed or owned in whole or in part by the City, nor shall any such sewer or culvert be used for any other purposes than that for which the same was constructed. (Ord. 1962-20. Passed 7-23-62.)
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