In locations where it is estimated by the city that public sewerage facilities will be made available within two years of the time of application for construction and use of a private sewage disposal system, the health officer may permit construction and use of a temporary sewage disposal system not conforming to the construction requirements of Section 16.10.030. By accepting a permit for a temporary sewage disposal system, applicant agrees that he will:
(a) Construct such temporary system in accordance with requirements of the health officer.
(b) Maintain the system in accordance with the requirements of Section 16.10.020.
(c) Abandon the temporary system and construct an approved permanent type private sewage disposal system if public sanitary sewerage facilities are not made available within six months of the estimated date given on the temporary permit. A time extension may be granted at the discretion of the city.
(d) Abandon the temporary system and connect to a public sanitary sewerage system within sixty days of the availability of such public system.
(e) If required by city, deposit with city a cash sum equivalent to the estimated total cost for providing sanitary sewerage service to the premises involved.
If public sewerage facilities are not made available within the estimated period, all funds deposited with the city will be returned to the applicant. Return of deposited funds will, however, be contingent on performance of requirement (c).
(Ord. 1927 (part), 1960: prior code § 30.04)