Notwithstanding, the provisions of § 51.30, when an industrial sewer line is being paid for or financed or has been paid for or financed by a special assessment (including by way of illustration, a contract for special assessment as permitted by § 33.31 of the special assessments regulations) then and in such event, the present and future owners and occupants of the lots, blocks, pieces, and parcels of land lying within such special assessment district shall at all times have the right to tap-in and connect to such industrial sewer line at any location, and use such industrial sewer line without complying with the provisions of §§ 51.25 or 51.30; but the following provisions shall apply:
(A) Before any tap-in or connection or addition (including valves) to the industrial sewer line is made, the person desiring to do so shall file an application for permit to do so with the city and shall simultaneously with such filing, pay a permit and inspection fee.
(B) The city shall cause to be issued such permit within 48 hours after the application therefore is filed and the permit and inspection fee is paid. If the permit is issued before the installation of the industrial sewer line is completed, the permit may state that the tap-in or connection or addition to the industrial sewer line shall not be made until the installation of the industrial sewer line is substantially completed.
(C) The city or its agent shall be allowed to inspect the tap-in, connection, or addition to the industrial sewer line before the underground portions are covered by soil. The applicant for the permit shall notify or cause the city to be notified when the work is ready for final inspection (before the underground portion is covered with soil). The city shall make such inspection within 48 hours after receipt by it of such notice.
(Ord. 12.3, passed 2-4-64; Am. Ord. passed 1-13-82)