(A) Power to extend service. The city shall have the power to install, improve and maintain sanitary sewer lines and facilities, storm sewers and drains within the corporate limits of the city, and without the corporate limits where provided by general law or special act. Benefitting properties shall be assessed by the city for the cost of the improvement to extend the service to their property from the nearest main or sanitary sewer connection.
(B) Conditions for extending service. Sanitary sewer service shall be extended when:
(1) Property owners in contiguous unincorporated areas agree, in writing, to annex their property into the city; or
(2) The Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services shall officially notify the city that a health hazard exists within a given unincorporated or incorporated area; such health hazard shall be determined by a field survey with appropriate tests or inspections by the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services; or
(3) A property owner requests such extension of available sanitary sewer service to property within the city or in a contiguous unincorporated area agreeing to annex into the city, and such extension is determined to be in the best interest of the city by the city administration; or
(4) The city decides unilaterally for reasons of public health, safety and welfare that certain properties within the city must be put on sewer service.
(Ord. 1094, passed 9-8-94)