[Ord. No. 201, §2]
The existing waterworks of the city and the existing sanitary
sewerage system and all future improvements and extensions thereto,
whether to the waterworks or to the sewerage system or to both, shall
be and the same are combined and it is hereby declared that the waterworks
and the sewerage systems, and all future improvements and extensions
thereto as aforesaid, thenceforth shall be operated and maintained
as a combined waterworks and sewerage system.
[Ord. No. 117, §2]
Where a public sewer is accessible in a street, alley or easement
to a building or premises abutting thereon, the liquid wastes from
any plumbing system in the building shall discharge into the public
sewer, unless otherwise authorized by the board of aldermen.
Under no conditions shall surface drains, ground water, roof
leaders or storm water drains be permitted to connect to the sanitary
sewer.
[Ord. No. 132, §1-3]
The board of aldermen is hereby authorized to enter into contract
with property owners of the city who own property which is not presently
within an established sewer district, to protect the property owners
from a duplicate charge in the event that they provide sewage disposal
for themselves by hooking onto an existing approved private sewer
line.
In the agreement with the property owners, the city shall agree
to reimburse to the property owners the expenses of hooking into the
private sewer line in the event that a public sewer district is established
in which their property would be included and then subsequently that
they will tax the property owner his pro rata share of the cost of
the improvement, the cost of his pay off being a part of the total
cost of the improvement.
The mayor and the city clerk are hereby authorized to execute
a contract with the individual property owners who may desire to hook
into the private sanitary sewage sewer line on the terms, covenants
and conditions as is provided within this section after the approval
of the board of aldermen is had with regard to each individual contract.
