All work in connection with the installation of sewer connections done by licensed and certified plumbers or by competent servants, agents or employees in the employ of such plumbers, other than work done on local improvements paid for wholly or in part by special assessment, while such work is under the supervision and control of the Board of Local Improvements shall be subject to the inspection, supervision and approval of the Director of Public Works. All sewer pipe and catch basin work shall be left exposed for thorough inspection as to grades and quality of pipe, brick, cement and comparison with plans and shall not be covered up until passed upon by the Director of Public Works. Any violation of this rule shall be sufficient cause for suspension of license. Any faulty or defective work done by any licensed and certified plumber or by any servant, agent or employee of such plumber which may at any time be discovered by the Director of Public Works shall be made satisfactory. Any licensed plumber who shall neglect, refuse or fail to make good any defects or faults in his work, which shall be discovered by the Director of Public Works, shall not be permitted to do any further or additional work until the defects or faults so discovered have been made good in a manner satisfactory to the Board of Trustees. Any licensed plumber who shall refuse, neglect or fail to make good such defects or faults, when requested so to do by the Director of Public Works or who otherwise violates or fails to comply with any of the provisions of this chapter or the other ordinances of the Village, shall have his license or certificate revoked by the President and shall not again be permitted to conduct, carry on or engage in the business of drain laying until satisfactory assurance shall be given to the President that such person will thereafter faithfully observe the provisions of this chapter and the other ordinances of the Village and until such plumber shall have made good any loss, damage or expense caused by or on account of any negligence or misconduct on his part which was the cause of the revocation of his license.
(1997 Code, § 8.29) (Ord. 68-13, passed 10-24-1968)