A. 
Where an improved property, at the time connection to a sewer is required, shall be served by its own sewage disposal system or device, the existing structure sewer line may be broken at the structure line of such improved property and attachment may be made, with proper fittings, to continue such structure sewer line as a building sewer.
B. 
The Borough may, at its discretion, permit the utilization of an existing building sewer, providing an inspection discloses that it is reasonably true to grade and alignment and that the pipe is in good condition. In case of an existing building sewer utilizing asphalt impregnated fiber pipe, the Borough shall have the right to require the consumer to uncover the full extent of this pipe to determine its condition and may require its replacement with approved pipe as outlined in § 425-9 hereof if the inspection discloses the asphalt pipe to be crushed, or damaged in any manner. The cost of such an inspection, including the cost of uncovering and replacing the pipe where necessary, shall be the sole responsibility of the customer.
No building sewer shall be covered until it has been inspected and approved by the Borough. If any part of a building sewer is covered before so being inspected and approved, it shall be uncovered for inspection by the Borough at the cost and expense of the owner thereof.
If any person shall fail or refuse, upon receipt of a notice of the Borough, in writing, to remedy an unsatisfactory condition with respect to a building sewer, within 60 days of receipt of such notice, the Borough may refuse to permit such person to discharge sewage and industrial wastes into the sewer system until such unsatisfactory condition shall have been remedied to the satisfaction of the Borough.
The Borough reserves the right to adopt, from time to time, such additional rules and regulations as it shall deem necessary and proper relating to connections with a sewer, which additional rules and regulations, to the extent appropriate, shall be construed as part of this Part.