(A) The County Health Officer, or his agent, bearing proper credentials and identification, shall be permitted to enter upon all properties at any reasonable daylight time for the purposes of inspection, observation, measurement, sampling and testing necessary to carry out the provisions of this chapter.
(B) Any person found to be in violation of any provision of this chapter may be served by the County Board of Health, or the duly appointed Health Officer, with a written order stating the nature of the violation and providing a 30-day time limit for its satisfactory correction.
(C) After receiving an order in writing from the County Board of Health, or the duly appointed Health Officer, the owner, agent of the owner, the occupant or agent of the occupant of the property shall comply with the provisions of this chapter as set forth in the order and within the time limit included therein. The order shall be served on the owner, the owner and the occupant, or the agent of the owner, but it may also be served on any person, who, by contact with the owner, has assumed the duty of complying with the provisions of an order.
(D) When called upon by the owners of any private sewage disposal system to test the system, the County Department of Health shall charge a fee as described in § 41.02 of the Warrick County Code of Ordinances for each dye test and for each water test requested. All funds received hereunder shall be deposited in the same manner and through the same accounts as other fees charged under the provisions of this chapter.
(BC Ord. 1985-15, passed 10-28-85; Am. BC Ord. 1989-14, passed 7-24-89; Am. BC Ord. 1991-16, passed 7-22-91; Am. BC Ord. 2024-11, passed 8-26-24)