It shall be unlawful for any person to place, deposit or permit
to be deposited in any unsanitary manner on public or private property
within the Milo Sewer District(s) or extension thereto of the Town,
or in any area under the jurisdiction of said district, any human
excrement, garbage or other objectionable waste.
It shall be unlawful to discharge to any natural outlet within
the Milo Sewer District, extension thereto or in any area under the
jurisdiction of said district, any sewage or other polluted waters.
It shall be unlawful to construct or maintain any privy, privy
vault, or other facility intended or used for the disposal of sewage
except as herein provided.
A.
The area covered by Milo Sewer District will be served by a pressure
sewage collection and conveyance system. Each residence or building
generating sanitary sewage, gray water or commercial/industrial wastewater
(hereinafter referred to as "building") within the Sewer District
shall be served by an individual grinder pump and pressure lateral
connected to the mainline force main or sewer.
B.
Connection to the system is mandatory. For those buildings in existence at commencement of the sewer construction (date of issuance of the "notice to proceed"), the Town will provide, install on the owner's property, and maintain, a grinder pump and pressure lateral connecting to the mainline sewer. The Town will connect one lateral to the grinder pump and make an electric connection to the owner's electric service (see § 279-9 for cost of installation and connection of buildings constructed after commencement of sewer construction as described herein).
C.
The property owner will have the option of making an internal electric
connection (in accordance with Town standards) from the Town's mounted
exterior pump control box to the interior panel box at his own expense.
The owner shall provide and pay for all electric costs for operating
the grinder pump through his electric meter/bill. Any property owner
not having an existing electric service adequate for the operation
of the grinder pump shall be required to promptly upgrade said service
to meet current code and provide for operation of the grinder pump.
D.
The Town shall also decommission one septic tank or treatment unit
and any dry well associated therewith for those buildings in existence
at commencement of the sewer construction as described above. Prior
to the installation of the grinder pump system on the owner's property,
the Town and property owner must have entered into an agreement (easement)
concerning the installation and maintenance of the aforedescribed
grinder pump system. Said easement will be recorded in the Yates County
Clerk's office.
E.
If a lot of record has more than one sewage source (examples: separate
gray water disposal or additional secondary septic systems), it shall
be the responsibility of the property owner to convey (pipe and/or
pump and pipe) the secondary source of sewage to the grinder pump.
This must be done to the satisfaction of the Watershed Inspector.
F.
Areas of Milo may also be served by a gravity type sewage collection
and conveyance system.
[Added 11-19-2018 by L.L.
No. 5-2018]
(1)
Connection to this type of system is also mandatory. The Town of Milo will connect one lateral to sewer pipe running from the building to the site of the septic system that will be decommissioned. The same rules and regulations will apply, in regard to connection to the system, as set forth in said Local Law 1-2004, as codified in Subsection B.
(2)
The Town shall also decommission one septic tank or treatment unit and any dry well associated therewith in regard to installation of the gravity-type sewer system following the same rules and regulations, as set forth in said Local Law 1-2004, as codified in Subsection D, specifically.
(3)
All other provisions of Local Law 1-2004, as codified in this section
of the Code are applicable to gravity-type sewage collection and conveyance
systems, except for the reference to grinder pumps and appurtenances.
