(A) The building services are the property and responsibility of the property owner from the point of connection from the city sewer to the building. Repairs to the service shall be at the expense of the property owner. Repairs shall comply with the costs and expenses requirements of § 38-3-17, the construction methods requirements of § 38-3-20, and the building and plumbing code applicable requirements of § 38-3-23 herein. Restoration of city-owned pavement, sidewalks, curb and gutter, and boulevards shall be at the property owner's expense, and shall be of at least the same quality as the materials removed. The city may dictate the pavement restoration method and materials. Said costs shall be borne by the property owner. Concrete sidewalks, curb, gutters and streets, and asphalt streets shall be saw cut.
(B) Should the integrity of the city street, ally, sidewalk or any other structure within the city right-of-way be in jeopardy due to a building service discontinuity, the city shall serve the property owner with written notice. The property owner shall have 48 hours therefrom to initiate the repair and shall effect the repair and temporary pavement restoration within an additional 36 hours. If the property owner does not initiate the repair within 48 hours, the city shall effect the complete repair up to the right-of-way line and charge the property owner for said service.
(C) Excavations for installing service pipes or repairing the same shall be made in compliance with the code provisions relating to excavations in streets, and no such excavation shall be made unless a permit is obtained (see Chapter 33).