(a) 
Definitions.
As used in this section:
Building.
Any and all business buildings that are or could be classified as commercial, whether retail, wholesale, having a sales permit or not having a sales permit, whether used as a warehouse, storage, partially occupied or partially used. This also includes any residence or former residence that is used full-time or part-time for any commercial use in combination or not in combination as a home.
Living quarters or homes.
Means only a building, house, structure, trailer or mobile home that is of a permanent nature in which any person or persons reside in, or live in or sleep in, whether on a temporary or permanent basis, and whether one day or night a week or seven days or nights a week.
Person.
Any person, party or individual, whether one or more, corporation, firm, partnership, or association, or artificial entity of whatsoever nature and wherever situated.
(b) 
Connection and use required.
Every person occupying any living quarters, home or building located and situated within the city limits shall connect the same or cause the same to be connected to all available utilities provided by the city, and place in line and put in use all available utilities provided by the city.
(c) 
Levy of water and sewer charge.
In the event any person occupying the same fails or refuses to cause any living quarters, home or building to be connected to the public water system or public sanitary sewer system of the city, and to place in line and put into use such utilities, the regular base water and sewer charge for the type of living quarters, home or building in question shall be levied by the city as though the same were connected to the system and in use. Levy of the water and sewer charge shall begin on the first regular billing date after the public water and sewer is extended or after the placing in line and in use of such utilities should begin under subsection (b) of this section. Levy of the water and sewer charge shall be made against the person occupying such living quarters, home or building and such services will continue contingent upon payment of such utility service charges.
(d) 
Penalty.
Any person who violates any of the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined a sum of money not to exceed two hundred dollars ($200.00), and each violation thereof shall constitute a separate offense.
(Ordinance 143 adopted 7/26/90)