(A) Any user owning or controlling premises located beyond the corporate limits and having or desiring to install a plumbing system for the purpose of discharging domestic sewage or industrial waste into the sanitary sewers of the town or into sanitary sewers that ultimately discharge into the sanitary sewers of the town may do so after approval by the Board of Alderpersons, by complying with the requirements of this subchapter and by securing a permit and paying applicable tap-on fees and a yearly sewer use charge to be fixed by the Board of Alderpersons.
(Prior Code, § 15-49)
(B) Any municipality having or desiring to install a sewer system for the purpose of discharging industrial or domestic waste into the sanitary sewers of the town, or into a sewer system which ultimately discharges into the sanitary sewer system of the town, may do so after approval by the Board of Alderpersons, by complying with and adopting this subchapter as its own, by securing a permit as described in § 51.119, and by payment of any applicable tap-on fees as required by the town.
(C) Any municipal user as described in division (A) of this section shall:
(1) Require all new industries desiring to discharge industrial or domestic wastes into that municipality’s sewer system, which ultimately discharges into the town system, to obtain written permission from the town before connecting to the sanitary sewers of that municipality. The town shall be provided with a copy of the permit issued and any subsequent permit renewals issued by that municipality to the industry. The town shall have access to the property permitted to discharge by that municipality in accordance with the provisions described in § 51.101(D);
(2) Make a monthly report to the town no later than the fifth day of that month, stating the number of additional customers added to the sanitary sewer system during the preceding month. The report will contain information on the type of customer added and the type of waste water and volume each customer discharged;
(3) Install all plumbing in accordance with the State Plumbing Code;
(4) Show evidence, as may be required by the town, that the municipality is enforcing this subchapter and the Plumbing Code to the satisfaction of the town; and
(5) Construct and maintain, as may be required by the town, at its own expense, a metering station with necessary pipes, valves and appurtenances, described in accordance with the town’s specifications and standards, at each point of discharge of waste water into the town’s sanitary sewer system. Representatives of the town shall have access to the stations and control of actual meter readings. The sewer charges invoiced by the town to the municipality shall be based on these meter readings.
(D) Rates charged by the town to municipalities shall be the same as those charged to sewer users inside the town. Municipalities will be billed for sewer use as described in § 51.097(F).
(E) Technical services may be rendered by the town to the municipality under a special contractual arrangement.
(Prior Code, § 15-51) (Ord. passed 10-7-1985)