(A) If adequate public sewers do not exist, the developer shall extend or cause to be extended adequate public sewers. Plans for any public sewer extension must be approved by the Superintendent. All extensions must be designed in accordance with the current sewer design criteria, town and county, and must be constructed in accordance with the town’s standards and specifications in compliance with Ten State Standards.
(B) Review of the plans and inspection prior to and during construction by the Superintendent shall be at the expense of the developer. The charge to the developer for review and approval of the sewer plans and inspection during installation of the sewers shall be based on the actual hours expended on such review and inspection, multiplied by the prevailing hourly rates for such work.
(C) No person shall make use of a sewer extension or backfill or otherwise conceal a sewer installation unless and until the same has been inspected and approved by the utility. In addition to all other remedies, the utility may cause the said installation to be excavated and exposed, may terminate the connection and may require the developer or contractor to pay or reimburse the utility for its costs and expenses in such excavation, exposure, termination reconnection and restoration.
(Prior Code, Title V, Ch. II, Art. II, § 56) (Ord. 14, 1992, passed - -1992) Penalty, see § 53.99