§ 31.013 COMBUSTIBLE DISCHARGE

   No substances shall be placed or discharged into the municipal sewer system which will create a combustible, gaseous, explosive, or inflammable condition in the system, nor shall any substances or objects be placed or discharged into the municipal sewer system which will not dissolve and will cause an obstruction and clogging within the system. No petroleum products shall be placed or discharged into the municipal sewer system.

(1985 Code)

Division 2. Rates and Charges

§ 31.050 SEWER USE RATES

   Fees and charges for sewer use may be levied and collected by the Sanitation District No. 1 of Campbell and Kenton Counties.

(Ord. 09-1997, passed 8-11-97)

ARTICLE II. STORM SEWERS

§ 31.100 STORM SEWER CONNECTION REQUIRED

   (A)   All downspout drains, driveway drains, and stormwater drains on premises within the city (hereinafter referred to as “stormwater drainage systems”) shall be connected to a public storm sewer where and when, in the opinion of the Building Inspector, it is reasonable to do so, but in no case is any storm drain or sewer to be connected to a sanitary sewer or to be maintained as connected to a sanitary sewer.

   (B)   Where it is impractical to tie or connect the stormwater drainage system directly to a public storm sewer, the stormwater shall be carried underground by pipe to be disposed of in a fashion to avoid the deterioration, erosion, or damage.

(Ord. 08-1995, passed 2-20-96)