An administrator may be appointed by the City Sewer Commission,
who, with the clerk thereof, and all such subordinate officers, agents
and directors as may be found necessary, and whom such commission
is hereby authorized to appoint, shall perform such duties, respectively,
as the commission shall assign, and receive such compensation as the
City Council, in relation thereto, shall determine.
[Amended 6-21-1994 by Ord. No. 1994-10; 5-23-2006 by Ord. No.
2006-12; 7-15-2008 by Ord. No. 2008-40]
The Administrator of Community Utilities shall have charge of
the conduits, wastewater treatment facilities, lands, engines and
all other property connected with the sewer works, subject in all
matters in relation thereto to the control and direction of the City
Sewer Commission; and he shall perform all such other services in
connection with such works as may, by the Sewer Commission, be required
of him.
[Amended 7-15-2008 by Ord. No. 2008-40]
The Administrator of Community Utilities shall be the Sewer
Registrar, and the Director of Administrative Services shall be his
assistant.
The Sewer Registrar shall have the charge, under the direction
of the Sewer Commission, of all matters connected with the use of
the sewers; and he shall see that the rules and regulations of the
commission or of the City Council in relation to the use of sewers
are observed and all the penalties for their violation enforced. For
this purpose, he shall, every year, and as much oftener as he may
be directed by the commission or may himself think proper, personally,
or by an assistant under his direction, visit the premises of every
person using sewers, and in all suitable ways exercise a constant
and careful supervision over their use. The Registrar shall keep suitable
books in which shall be entered the names of all persons who use sewers,
the name of the street and the number of the building, the nature
of the use, the amount charged, and basis upon which such charge is
computed; and he shall prepare and put into use all such forms as
may be approved by the commission and which may be found necessary
for the prompt and reliable discharge of the duties of his office.
He shall forthwith report to the commission all failures on the part
of the sewer users to meet the demands made upon them, shall execute
all decisions of the commission in relation to the turning on or cutting
off of the taking of sewage, and under its control may make abatements
in the sewer rents in all proper cases.
[Added 2-10-1998 by Ord. No. 1998-6]
Those full-time personnel hired by the Sewer Commission between
the years 1987 and 1989, inclusive, and providing continuous service
to the Sewer Commission as of 1997, shall have designated employment
starting dates as per the time of their actual hiring between 1987
and 1989, and shall be considered City employees, with all rights
and benefits designated in this Code, including the service time from
their hiring date to the present.