(A) The owner, tenant, or occupant of each lot or parcel of land which abuts the street, other public way, or easement containing a sanitary sewer (not a force main), or water main of a public utility, holding a valid certificate of public convenience and necessity from the City Commission for the territory, and on which a building is located or is to be constructed for residential or any other purposes in which a water supply is or may be used for human consumption, or in which a deleterious wastewater will be produced, shall connect the building to the certificated sanitary sewer or water main within 120 days after the franchised public utility's facilities are available, and shall not thereafter use any other method for the disposal of sewerage or other polluting waste matter. A water main and sanitary sewer shall be deemed to abut a lot or parcel for purposes of this appendix if the lot or parcel is less than 100 feet from the utility line along or across a public right-of-way or utility easement.
(B) Lawns and other irrigation systems and swimming pools may be served by a separate private water supply system, however, interconnection of any kind will not be permitted between the private system and the public utility system, its water mains, the utility's water service line, the customer's water line, the building, potable water plumbing pipes, nor any pipe or line connected or extended from any of the aforesaid.
(Ord. 241, passed 11-27-85) Penalty, see § 26