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City of Oakland, MO
St. Louis County
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[CC 1997 §23-6]
All property owners owning improved property within the City or the lessee or agent thereof or the tenant in possession and control thereof shall connect the sanitary flow of sewerage from any and all buildings located on the property with the sewer system of the City, where the property is located in an area in which such sewer system is provided.
[CC 1997 §23-7]
All cost and expense of making the connection required in Section 545.060 shall be borne and paid for by the owner of such improved property or by the lessee, agent or tenant in possession and control of such improved property.
[CC 1997 §23-8]
Any private sewer which is approved by the plumbing inspector as being sanitary shall be deemed to comply with the terms and provisions of this Article.
[CC 1997 §23-9]
All sewer pipes, lines or drains, erected under the provisions of this Article, shall comply with each rule and regulation set forth in the Plumbing Code and with all other ordinances of the City relating to such matters. Before any such connection is made with the sewer system of the City, written notice shall be served on the plumbing inspector stating that such connection is ready to be made. Such notice shall be served by delivering a copy of the same to the plumbing inspector personally or by leaving a copy thereof with the City Clerk. Upon receipt of the notice, the plumbing inspector shall, within forty-eight (48) hours thereafter, inspect the construction of the connection and if same be approved by him/her, the connection may be made upon the payment of the connecting charges prescribed in the Plumbing Code.
[CC 1997 §23-10]
In all cases where it is determined that the sanitary flow of sewage from any buildings should be connected with the sewer system of the City, written notice to that effect shall be served upon the owner of such buildings or the lessee, agent or tenant in possession and control of such buildings. The notice shall be served by registered mail with return receipt requested. Wherever possible, such notice shall be served upon the owner of such buildings, but if the identity of the true owner cannot be ascertained or his/her whereabouts determined, then such notice shall be so mailed to the lessee, agent or tenant in possession or control of the building. In all cases, the party so served with such notice shall be subject and amenable, jointly or severally, to the provisions of this Article. The aforesaid notice shall be so served by the plumbing inspector who shall cause a copy thereof to be retained and when the return receipt is received from the postal authorities, the plumbing inspector shall file such receipt and copy of such notice in the Municipal Court of the City. In requesting a return receipt, as aforesaid, the plumbing inspector shall instruct that such return receipt shall be signed by the addressee only.
[CC 1997 §23-11]
Within forty-five (45) days after the receipt of the notice prescribed in section 545.100, the party upon whom it was served shall make or cause to be made, the connections as provided in Section 545.060.
[CC 1997 §23-12]
The erection, use or maintenance of any outdoor toilet or privy within this City is hereby prohibited.