(A) An application for a construction permit for a residential sewage disposal system may be denied by the Health Officer for the following causes:
(1) Any misrepresentation made in the application;
(2) Failure of the owner or the agent of the owner to respond to a request for information from the Health Officer within 30 days of receiving the request;
(3) A sanitary sewerage system of adequate capacity is available for connection at a construction cost estimated by the Health Officer not to exceed 150% of the cost estimated by the Health Officer for installing a residential sewage disposal system; or
(4) Failure to show that the residential sewage disposal system can be constructed, operated, maintained, or abandoned in compliance with Residential Rule 410.
(B) If a permit is denied by the Health Officer, the applicant shall be given notice in writing which notice shall set forth the basis for denial and the fact that a petition for review may be filed in accordance with § 51.156 of this subchapter.
(C) Denial of a permit for the construction of a commercial on-site wastewater disposal facility shall be as permitted by Commercial Rule 410.
(Ord. G-97-208, passed 11-3-1997)