A. 
No person shall cause, suffer or permit any matter or substance of any kind to be discharged into any public sewer or shall otherwise use, suffer or permit the use of any public sewer or shall make interconnection with or cause, permit or suffer interconnection to be made with any public sewer or any part or extension thereof unless there shall be in full force and effect with respect to such use and interconnection a valid and subsisting permit therefor issued pursuant to this article.
B. 
The issuance of a sewer use permit pursuant to this article with respect to any premises shall be deemed to authorize any tenant, undertenant, licensee or occupant of the premises to use and to discharge waste matter into the public sewers in a manner consistent with the terms and conditions of the permit and otherwise conforming to the requirements of law so long as such permit shall remain in full force and effect.
A. 
Upon application therefor on a form approved by the Board of Trustees for that purpose, the Superintendent shall issue a general sewer use permit to the owner of any premises which meets all of the following criteria:
(1) 
The premises are situate in a service area.
(2) 
The premises are served or are to be served by a single building sewer.
(3) 
The annual unit charge, as defined in § 220-6.2, applicable to the premises as a whole does not or will not exceed six units.
(4) 
With respect to the premises, a special sewer use permit is not required pursuant to § 220-3.3A.
(5) 
All of the preliminary requirements set forth in § 220-3.4A have been fulfilled.
B. 
No application fee or other charge shall be made in connection with the issuance or reissuance of any general sewer use permit.
C. 
Every general sewer use permit shall remain in effect, subject to the provisions of § 220-3.5, so long as the premises shall remain in full compliance with the requirements of this chapter and shall continue to meet the eligibility criteria set forth in Subsection A of this section.
A. 
A special sewer use permit shall be required for any premises situate in a service area:
(1) 
Which is the site of a major contributing industry.
(2) 
Upon which ancillary equipment is required to be installed pursuant to § 220-4.4.
(3) 
With respect to which the Superintendent has granted any waiver pursuant to § 220-4.2B.
(4) 
From which industrial wastewater is introduced into the public sewer system.
(5) 
For which the annual unit charge, as defined in § 220-6.2, exceeds or will exceed six units.
B. 
A special sewer use permit may be issued:
(1) 
For any premises situate in a construction area with respect to which the Superintendent shall make a finding that installation of a permanent building sewer would be impractical because of pending construction, reconstruction or repairs to adjacent public sewers.
(2) 
For any premises situate in a service area from which the Superintendent shall authorize a temporary building sewer to be installed during the course of construction or repair of buildings on the premises.
C. 
Upon application therefor on a form approved by the Board of Trustees for that purpose, the Superintendent shall issue a special sewer use permit to the owner of any premises for which such permit is required pursuant to Subsection A or for which such permit is authorized pursuant to Subsection B of this section, provided that all of the preliminary requirements set forth in Subsections A and B of § 220-3.4 have been fulfilled.
D. 
Every special sewer use permit shall remain in effect, subject to the provisions of § 220-3.5, so long as the premises shall remain in full compliance with the requirements of this chapter and with all conditions, restrictions or specifications set forth in such permit pursuant to Subsection F of this section, except that:
(1) 
Any permit issued pursuant to § 220-3.3B(1) shall expire 60 days following completion of the construction, reconstruction or repairs with respect to which the permit was issued and shall not be subject to renewal.
(2) 
Any permit issued pursuant to § 220-3.3B(2) shall expire 90 days from the date of its issuance and shall not be subject to renewal.
E. 
Any application for a special sewer use permit shall be accompanied by a fee of $10, except as otherwise provided herein. As to any premises upon which ancillary equipment, other than a grease, sand or oil trap or interceptor, is required to be installed, the application fee shall be $20, plus an additional fee of $35 per hour for any time reasonably and necessarily spent by the Superintendent or by any licensed professional engineer employed as a consultant by the Village in reviewing plans, specifications or drawings or making any physical inspection of such ancillary facilities in connection with the initial issuance or the subsequent amendment of any such special sewer use permit.
F. 
Permit specifications.
(1) 
Each special sewer use permit issued pursuant to this section shall specify the following:
(a) 
The authorized use of the premises for which the permit is issued.
(b) 
The nature of the wastes authorized to be discharged.
(c) 
Any ancillary equipment required to be installed and maintained on the premises pursuant to § 220-4.4.
(d) 
Any restriction as to the daily volume of wastewater which may be lawfully introduced into the sewer system from the premises.
(e) 
Any restriction as to the hours during which wastewater may be so discharged.
(f) 
Any restriction as to the peak flow of wastewater so discharged.
(2) 
Any other condition or restriction imposed by the Superintendent pursuant to Subsection H of this section.
(3) 
Each special sewer use permit shall, as a matter of law, be deemed to incorporate all general restrictions, conditions and specifications made applicable thereto by this chapter without the necessity of setting forth such general restrictions, conditions or specifications on the face of the permit.
G. 
The owner of any premises with respect to which there has been or there is expected to be a change of use or a change in the volume or quality of wastewater so as to require the modification of any specification, restriction or condition set forth in a previously issued permit shall apply to the Superintendent, on a form approved by the Board of Trustees for that purpose, for an amended special sewer use permit. Each such application shall be accompanied by a fee equal to that prescribed for an initial permit pursuant to Subsection E of this section.
H. 
The Superintendent may, as a condition of the issuance, reissuance or amendment of any special sewer use permit, impose any restriction or limitation authorized pursuant to § 220-4.2B or § 220-4.4A or otherwise authorized by law. Where the public health or safety so requires, the Superintendent may refuse to issue, reissue or amend such permit with respect to any specific waste matter or substance sought to be discharged. Any person aggrieved by the imposition of any such limitation or restriction may, within 30 days of written notification thereof, appeal the Superintendent's decision to the Board of Trustees.
A. 
No general or special sewer use permit shall be issued unless and until:
(1) 
The owner shall file or shall have filed with respect to the premises a current sewer utilization certificate, as required by § 220-6.2D.
(2) 
A building sewer conforming to the requirements of § 220-3.6 shall have been constructed and shall have been approved by the Superintendent, except that a special sewer use permit may be issued pursuant to § 220-3.3B without regard to the requirements of § 220-3.6, provided that any existing building sewer or temporary building sewer is maintained in reasonably good repair and free from obstructions, leakage and groundwater infiltration.
B. 
No special sewer use permit shall be issued unless and until:
(1) 
The design and plans for any required ancillary equipment shall have been approved as required by § 220-4.6B.
(2) 
Any required ancillary equipment conforming to previously approved designs shall have been installed on the premises and tested, and such installation shall have been approved by the Superintendent.
(3) 
A building sewer conforming to the requirements of § 220-3.6 shall have been constructed and shall have been approved by the Superintendent, except that a special sewer use permit may be issued pursuant to § 220-3.3B without regard to the requirements of § 220-3.6, provided that any existing building sewer or temporary building sewer is maintained in reasonably good repair and free from obstructions, leakage and groundwater infiltration.
C. 
No special sewer use permit shall be issued unless and until:
(1) 
The design and plans for any required ancillary equipment shall have been approved as required by § 220-4.6B.
(2) 
Any required ancillary equipment conforming to previously approved designs shall have been installed on the premises and tested, and such installation shall have been approved by the Superintendent.
D. 
No general or special sewer use permit shall be issued, reissued, renewed or amended as to any premises:
(1) 
For which there remains any delinquency in the payment of sewer rents.
(2) 
With respect to which any report required by § 220-4.6E has not been submitted.
(3) 
Upon which any required ancillary equipment has not been properly installed, maintained or operated, until such defect shall have been remedied.
(4) 
Upon which the building sewer has not been properly installed or maintained, until such defect shall have been remedied.
A. 
The Superintendent shall revoke any general or special sewer use permit:
(1) 
As to any premises which shall have been abandoned for more than 12 consecutive months.
(2) 
As to any premises with respect to which the sewer rents have been delinquent for more than 12 months.
(3) 
Upon any violation of § 220-4.1, § 220-4.2 or § 220-4.3 with respect to the premises, which violation shall continue for more than 10 days after the owner has been given written notice to desist, which shall have been the subject of more than three such notices to desist in any 12 consecutive months or which shall constitute a danger to public health or safety.
(4) 
Upon any evidence of fraud or misstatement of material fact in any application, report or certificate required to be filed under any provision of this chapter.
B. 
The Superintendent shall revoke the general sewer use permit for any premises which ceases to meet the eligibility criteria set forth in § 220-3.2A.
C. 
The Superintendent may revoke any special sewer use permit upon violation of any condition set forth therein pursuant to § 220-3.3G which shall continue for more than 10 days after the owner has been given written notice to desist or which shall have been the subject of more than three such written notices to desist in any 12 consecutive months. The Superintendent shall revoke any such permit upon any such violation which constitutes a hazard to public health or safety.
D. 
The following procedures shall apply to the revocation of any sewer use permit:
(1) 
The Superintendent shall serve a notice of intent to revoke upon the owner of the premises affected. Such notice shall specify the grounds for the intended revocation and shall direct the owner to appear before the Superintendent within 10 days thereafter to show cause why such permit should not be revoked.
(2) 
On the 10th day following service of the notice of intent or on the first business day thereafter, the Superintendent shall either withdraw the notice of intent or issue an order of revocation, which shall be served upon the owner and which shall become effective 10 days thereafter.
(3) 
The owner of any premises with respect to which a sewer use permit has been revoked may appeal the Superintendent's decision to the Board of Trustees by serving a notice of appeal within the ten-day period between the issuance of an order of revocation and the effective date of such order.
(4) 
During the pendency of any appeal, the Board of Trustees shall, by resolution, stay the effectiveness of any order of revocation, provided that such stay would not jeopardize public health or safety.
A. 
No person shall uncover, make any connection with or opening into, alter or disturb any public sewer without first obtaining a written permit from the Superintendent. Such permit shall be issued without charge. Any excavation which disturbs or alters the pavement of any public street, road or sidewalk shall comply with the requirements of § 235-19 of the Village Code.
B. 
There shall be installed on every using premises, at the expense of the owner and at no cost or expense to the Village, a separate building sewer conforming to the requirements set forth in Subsection D of this section.
C. 
All work done in connection with the installation of a building sewer shall conform to the Plumbing Code of the State of New York and shall be performed by a duly licensed plumber or plumbing contractor under the supervision of the Superintendent.
D. 
Each and every building sewer shall conform to the following technical specifications and requirements:
(1) 
The point of connection to the public sewer shall be designated by the Superintendent. The building sewer shall be run directly from said point to the wastewater outlet of the connected building.
(2) 
The building sewer shall be constructed of extra-heavy cast-iron pipe with lead-caulked joints throughout or cement-asbestos pipe with approved joints. All joints shall be watertight. The building sewer shall be a minimum of five inches in diameter.
(3) 
Building sewers shall be laid straight and true, free from all breaks, deflections and obstructions or any other defect which will hinder continuous satisfactory operation of the building sewer. Where building-sewer routing makes changes in direction necessary, changes in direction should be made with approved fittings and bends. Approved cleanout facilities shall be located where indicated by the Superintendent, to facilitate building-sewer maintenance.
(4) 
Piping shall be laid at a slope of at least 1/4 inch per foot and shall be continuously supported on a firm, compact bedding of suitable subgrade material. Where subgrade material is not satisfactory for building-sewer support, the sewer shall be supported in a manner approved by the Superintendent. Suitability of subgrade materials shall be determined by the Superintendent.
(5) 
Not more than one premises and not more than one structure or building on the same premises shall be served by the same building-sewer connection without the prior written approval of the Superintendent.
(6) 
No part of the building sewer shall be covered with backfill until it has been inspected by the Superintendent. The actual connection to the public sewer or manhole shall be made only in the presence of and in the manner directed by the Superintendent.
(7) 
All excavation and backfilling adjacent to any part of the public sewer system shall be done by hand labor only, and the trench backfill shall be hand-tamped to a depth of two feet over the top of the pipe.
(8) 
When determined by the Superintendent, shoring or sheeting shall be installed in the building-sewer excavation, and, if the Superintendent shall also determine, such shoring or sheeting shall be left in place and cut off two feet below the surface of the ground.
(9) 
When, in the opinion of the Superintendent, any extraordinary conditions exist, the Superintendent shall determine the specifications and methods under which sewer connection shall be made or building sewers installed.
E. 
Every building sewer and appurtenance, including any required ancillary equipment, shall be installed and properly maintained at the sole expense of the owner and at no cost or expense to the Village and shall be free from obstruction, leaks and groundwater infiltration at all times. Notice of any such repair shall be given to the Superintendent at least three business days prior to the commencement of work.
F. 
In the event that a building or structure connected to a public sewer is to be abandoned or demolished or the certificate of occupancy therefor is revoked, the building sewer shall be disconnected at its original point of interconnection with the public sewer, and the public sewer shall be sealed with a watertight plug.
(1) 
Any work with regard to the disconnection of any building sewer shall be performed by a licensed plumber or plumbing contractor under the supervision of the Superintendent at the sole expense of the owner of the premises and at no cost or expense to the Village.
(2) 
Notice of any intended disconnection shall be given to the Superintendent at least three business days prior to the commencement of work and shall specify the date and time that work shall commence.