No unauthorized person shall uncover, make any
connections with or opening into, use, alter or disturb any public
sanitary sewer or appurtenance thereof without first obtaining written
permission from the Director.
All applications to construct, install, alter,
replace, modify or change a sewer shall be made and submitted to the
city in writing, in the form provided for such purpose by the city.
No permit to connect to the public sanitary
sewer will be issued until a finished roof is installed, the cellar
plumbing has been inspected and the cellar floor has been completed.
The permit must be kept on the premises and
exhibited at all times during the construction of the work. The failure
to keep the permit visible shall be presumptive evidence that the
work is being conducted in violation of this Part 1.
No work shall be commenced on any building sewer
until a permit has been issued by the city. Construction shall be
preceded by three days' notice to the city of an intent to commence
construction.
The owner shall obtain all necessary permits
to open any highway for connection to any public sewer. The owner
shall be responsible for all damage to any persons or property occasioned
by such opening. Pavement replacement shall conform to the requirements
of the city and shall be the responsibility of the owner.
No person shall discharge or continue to discharge
wastewater which includes or consists of industrial wastewater to
any public sewer without a permit or interim permission in written
form issued in accordance with this Part 1. Any such interim permission
shall contain an effective date and an expiration date denoting the
effective period of the interim permission. In no case shall this
effective period exceed three months.
No person shall contribute or cause to be contributed,
in any manner or fashion, directly or indirectly, any pollutant, wastewater
or other substance which will interfere or cause interference with
the operation or performance of the POTW.