(A) Every owner of a building, or part thereof, occupied by people for any purpose, any part of the day or night, situated on any city lot in the city, where a public sewer is laid and maintained within 150 feet of the building or any building on acreage tracts where the buildings are within 150 feet of a public sewer, and having no water closet or privy connected with the sewer, shall within 30 days after the enactment and legal publication of this chapter, put up within the building or part of building used as aforesaid, or upon the premises where the same is situated, a water closet or closets and have same connected to the sewer. The work done in connection therewith, and all materials used, shall comply strictly with the requirements of this chapter.
(B) In all cases where a water closet is now or may hereafter be connected with the public sewer system, the owner controlling the same, or his or her agent, shall cause the privy or closet to be supplied with water for flushing which shall be delivered from a tank. The tank shall hold not less than four gallons of water at each flushing and to refill with water at a pressure of not less than 15 pounds per square inch. The water shall be conducted from the tank to the bowl of the privy or closet through a circular metallic pipe of not less than one and one-half inches diameter.
(Ord. 205A, passed 8-19-1959)