A. Policy: The Board of Trustees hereby finds that the protection of the public health, safety, and general welfare requires a continuous source of safe, clean, potable water, and proper sanitary sewer service. The Village has, and shall continue to maintain, such a water supply and sewer service, which supply and service are available to every potable water user within the Village's corporate limits. It is the policy of the Village, therefore, that all users of potable water shall be connected to the Village's water supply system. It also is the policy of the Village that all such users shall be connected to the Village's sewer system.
B. General Connection Requirement: Every new development and new structure in the Village that uses potable water shall be connected to the Village's water supply system and to the Village's sewer system. No building or development permit shall be issued for any such development or structure unless provisions have been made for such connections, and no certificate of occupancy shall be issued for any such development or structure until after such connections have been made properly. All nonresidential connections to the Village's water supply system shall be at least two inches (2") in diameter.
C. No Sewer Connection Without Water Connection: No connection to the sanitary sewer system of the Village shall be permitted unless a connection is made to the Village water system.
D. Connection Requirement For Existing Buildings And Structures: Every building or structure that currently is within two hundred fifty feet (250') of the Village's water system and the Village's sanitary sewer system, or that in the future becomes within such two hundred fifty feet (250') because of extensions of those systems, shall connect to said systems.
E. Free Service Prohibited: No free water or sanitary sewer service shall be furnished to any person, firm, organization, or corporation, public or private.
F. Resale Of Water Or Sewer Service:
1. No water service or sewer service may be resold at a rate greater than that charged by the Village.
2. No landlord may charge its tenants more or less for water or sewer service than would be charged by the Village if served directly; provided, however, that the renting of premises with the cost of service included in the rental is deemed not to be resale of service. (Ord. 2001-07-112, 7-16-2001)