(A) Where lots cannot be connected with a public sewerage system, provisions must be made for sanitary sewerage facilities, consisting of individual disposal systems for each lot. This does not mean that the installation of individual disposal devices shall be at the expense of the subdivider.
(B) Any subdivision or lot not provided with off-site sewer facilities may be subject to soil and percolation tests being made to determine whether or not the lot size proposed will meet minimum standards of health and sanitation, if requested by the Planning Commission due to limitations of soils as shown on existing soils maps. The lot area and topography must be such that it will accommodate an adequate disposal system or systems to serve the residents for the estimated unsewered years as determined by the governing body. Tests shall be made at the expense of the subdivider and a sketch map shall be submitted to identify the specific locations where tests were made.
(C) All proposed sewage disposal systems shall comply with the regulations and recommended standards of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (WPC-40), and with the provisions of §§ 51.55 through 51.62, relating to private sewage disposal systems; should there be a conflict as between the state regulations or standards and the provisions of this code, the more stringent provision shall apply.
(Ord. 217, passed 11-28-1994) Penalty, see § 10.99