Prior to undertaking work which will require inspection, 24 hours' notice shall be given to the Director of Utilities. At such time as work requiring inspection by the provisions of Part 1 of this chapter has been completed and is ready for such inspection, the property owner, builder or developer shall notify the Director of Utilities and request such inspection, which shall be done as promptly as possible.
In the event that such work is not ready for
inspection or for any other reason may not be approved by the inspecting
officer, the property owner, builder or developer shall be notified
that such work has not been approved and the reason therefor and at
the same time shall be notified that no further inspection of such
work will be made until the property owner, builder or developer has
paid to the Director of Utilities a fee assessed by the Town Board
and kept on file in the office of the Receiver of Taxes, to cover
the extra expense and cost to the Town. In the event of further disapproval
of the same work, a further payment shall be made by the property
owner, builder or developer in accordance with the above schedule
before a further inspection shall be made.
The Town Engineer or Director of Utilities shall
account to the Supervisor for all money received by him pursuant to
this article.
All authorized employees of the United States
Environmental Protection Agency, the New York State Department of
Environmental Conservation and duly authorized employees as well as
the Utilities Director and any person delegated by him for that purpose
shall at all reasonable hours have access to all parts of any premises
supplied with sewer by the Town or having sewer pipes therein to examine
pipes and fixtures.
