It shall be unlawful to discharge into any receiving waters
within the sewer districts, either directly or indirectly, any sewage,
industrial wastes or other polluted waters.
The person owning any property used for human occupancy, employment,
recreation, commerce, industry or other public or private purpose,
situated within the sewer districts, which abuts on any street or
right-of-way in which or adjacent to which there is located a public
sanitary sewer is hereby required, at his own cost and expense, to
connect the sanitary sewage discharge from his property directly with
the public sewer, provided that said public sewer is within 150 feet
of the property line and that the building for which service shall
be extended is not further than 150 feet from the property line in
accordance with this Part 3.
Connections from existing structures to the public sewer shall
be made within 90 days from the date of notice given by publication
in the official newspaper of the Town of the completion of the sewage
system within any sewer district. Those within 150 feet of sewer line
who were declared ineligible at the time of original design of the
system shall not be required to connect to the system for a period
of five years, which period shall be reviewed by the Town Board. The
Town reserves the right to extend said period an additional period
of time. New buildings constructed within any sewer district after
the completion of the sewage system shall be connected with the sewage
system before the use or occupancy thereof.
It shall be illegal for any property owner to connect his building
to the collection system without the prior approval of the Superintendent
of Sewers. If there is any unauthorized taking of sewer service without
the approval of the Superintendent of Sewers, then such individual
shall be subject to the penalties and fine as hereinafter provided.