(A) In connection with and as a condition for the issuance of a permit for the installation or construction of one of the private on-site sewage systems authorized by § 150.568, the property owner shall execute an agreement with the city, entitled "Restrictive Covenant," to be filed among the Property Records of the Travis County Clerk, wherein the property owner covenants and agrees that:
(1) Within 90 days of the date on which the city notifies the property owner in writing that the city wastewater collection line or any extension thereof runs within 300 feet of the property line, the owner shall, at his expense, connect his sewer line to the city system;
(2) If the property owner fails to connect his sewer line to the city's wastewater collection system as provided above, the property owner agrees that the city may perform any work necessary to accomplish the connection; in this regard, the owner agrees that the city's employees, officers and agents, upon reasonable notice to the property owner and presentation of proper credentials, are authorized to enter upon his property and complete the connection;
(3) If the city performs the connecting work described above, the property owner agrees to pay the reasonable costs thereof and a reasonable administrative fee, which expenses, if not paid as directed by the city, shall constitute a lien upon the property to be established in accordance with state law; and
(4) The covenant shall be binding upon the property owner and any successors in interest to said property.
(B) In connection with and as a further condition for the issuance of a permit for the installation or construction of one of the private on-site sewage facilities authorized by § 150.568, the property owner shall agree that, in the event an alarm or monitor required under the provisions of § 150.568 indicates that the facility should be emptied or is leaking or otherwise malfunctioning, the property owner shall promptly have the facility pumped out to avoid any overflow or agrees to take whatever corrective action is necessary to remedy the malfunction or leakage, and that, should the property owner fail to do so, the property owner agrees that:
(1) He will cause the disconnection or interruption of his water service until such time as the necessary corrective action has been taken;
(2) If he fails to disconnect or interrupt his water service, after due notice and an opportunity for hearing, the city may:
(a) Disconnect said service;
(b) Perform the necessary corrective work and bill the property owner for the reasonable costs thereof and a reasonable administrative fee, which expenses, if not paid, shall constitute a lien upon the property to be established in accordance with state law;
(c) Prosecute the property owner for violation of this chapter; or
(d) Take any other action authorized by state law or local ordinance.
(C) In connection with and as a further condition for the issuance of a permit for the installation or construction of one of the private on-site sewage facilities authorized by § 150.568, the property owner agrees that, should ownership of the property be transferred, the property owner has a duty to and shall advise the person to whom ownership is transferred of the terms and conditions of any permit or agreement required or entered into pursuant to this chapter.
(D) The terms and conditions set forth in divisions (A), (B) and (C) above, and any agreements required to be executed thereunder, shall be incorporated into and made a part of the maintenance and operation permit issued by the city.
(E) The city may impose such other reasonable restrictions and conditions in connection with the issuance of a permit required hereunder as it deems necessary for the protection of the public health, safety and welfare.