7-1-2: PRIVIES OR CESSPOOLS:
   A.   Unlawful Where Sewer Available: It shall be unlawful for any person to keep or maintain any privy or cesspool appertaining to any property within the city where said property is accessible to any public sewer of the city. (1960 Code, Sec. 8-405)
   B.   Where Sewer Available: It shall be unlawful for any person to keep or maintain any privy or cesspool appertaining to any property within the city, where said property is not accessible to any public sewer of the city, in such a condition as to cause a noisome or offensive odor, or without screening or other construction adequate to keep out flies. (1960 Code, Sec. 8-406)
   C.   Violation A Misdemeanor: A violation of subsection A or B of this section shall constitute a misdemeanor, and shall be punishable as such. (1960 Code, Sec. 8-407)
   D.   Violations After Notice A Nuisance; Notice; Abatement:
      1.   Any privy or cesspool kept or maintained in the city for the space of three (3) days after notice hereinafter provided is hereby declared to be a nuisance.
      2.   In the event any privy or cesspool appertaining to any property within the city is kept or maintained where said property is accessible to any public sewer of the city, the city may give the owner of said property written notice to connect said property to the public sewer of the city within forty five (45) days. In the event any privy or cesspool appertaining to any property within the city not accessible to any public sewer of the city is kept or maintained in such a condition as to cause a noisome or offensive odor, or without screening or other construction adequate to keep out flies, the city may give the owner of said property written notice to remove or abate the same within fifteen (15) days.
      3.   The city may remove or abate any nuisance herein declared at the expense of the property upon which the same exists; and the expense thereof to the city may be certified to the proper officer of Minidoka County for collection as other taxes as provided by law. (1960 Code, Sec. 8-408)