Section
942.01 Purpose
942.015 Tap-in permits
942.016 Unauthorized tap-ins prohibited
942.02 Reserved
942.03 Sewer system expansion fees
942.04 Installation charges for sewer
942.045 Hardship
942.05 Expansion account
942.06 Extension of sewer service
942.07 Reserved
942.08 Rates for sewer service
942.09 Billing for sewer service
942.10 Responsibility for payment of bills
942.11 General rules; miscellaneous regulations
942.12 Reserved
942.13 Right to increase minimum charges
942.14 Sale copies
942.15 Reserved
942.16 Reserved
942.17 City Manager authority to limit use
942.18 After-hours call-out charges
942.20 System fee for sewer service
942.99 Penalty
Cross-reference:
Destruction of trees, shrubs, see § 541.06
Industrial pretreatment, see Ch. 949
Public and private sewer connections required, see § 943.03
Water bill to contain waste collection charges, see § 961.02(b)
Statutory reference:
Compulsory water connections, see R.C. §§ 729.06, 743.23
Management and control of sewerage system, see R.C. §§ 729.50
Management and control of water works, see R.C. § 743.02 et seq.
Sewerage rates, see R.C. §§ 729.49, 729.52
This chapter establishes charges and fees for the city sanitary sewer systems. Charges for special and unusual circumstances not defined in Chapter 943, this chapter or subsequent amendments are to be determined by the City Manager. In no event shall a tap-in permit be issued by the City Manager, to authorize a connection which will serve property with sewer service until the charges imposed upon the property under this chapter and which are payable at the time of the application for the tap-in permit have been paid. No tap-in permit shall be issued, nor any connection made or maintained which will allow water or sewer service to be provided to areas outside the territorial limits of the city unless the application is approved by Council.
(Ord. 90-61, passed 5-14-1990)
(a) All applications for a tap-in permit shall be made by the owner or owners of the property to be served. Each application shall state:
(1) The address of the owner or owners of the property to be served by the proposed connection;
(2) A description of the property as shown on the County Auditor’s map, including book, page and parcel number;
(3) The total number and types of buildings to be served by the permit and the number and types of buildings, if any, constructed or to be constructed outside the territorial limits of the city;
(4) The type of service for which the application is being submitted; and
(5) Any other necessary information requested by the City Manager.
(b) Upon application for a tap-in permit, the City Manager shall notify the owner of the property to be served of the charges to be paid under this chapter before a tap-in permit will be issued.
(Ord. 90-61, passed 5-14-1990)
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