No person owning or occupying or having under his control, any
premises situated or being within one hundred fifty feet of a public
sewer running through any street or alley, in the city, shall construct
or maintain or suffer to be or remain upon such premises in the city,
any privy, vault or cesspool or any sinks, drain, or similar contrivance,
except as in the manner provided in this ordinance.
(Ord. 258 § 1)
No person shall suffer or permit any premises belonging to or
occupied by him or her or under his control, located in the city,
or any cellar, vault, privy, cesspool, sewer or private drain thereon
or therein, to become nauseous, foul or offensive or prejudicial to
the public health or public comfort.
(Ord. 258 § 2)
No person, firm, or corporation shall allow or permit any sewage
of any kind from his premises to enter any of the storm drains of
the city, whether by surface drainage, pipes, or other means, nor
shall storm drainage, that is, runoff from precipitation be permitted
to enter into the sewage system.
(Ord. 245, Section 4, Ord.
518)
All connections with any public sewer in the city, and all repairs
thereof, including excavating and laying pipe from sewer to property
line, shall be made or caused to be made under the direct supervision
of the city, but at the cost and expense of person, firm or corporation
desiring the same to be done.
(Ord. 356)
Whenever it is necessary to excavate from property line to sewers
in public streets in the city, such excavation shall be made by the
person, firm or corporation making application and all plumbing shall
be installed by a licensed plumber, but no filling of excavations
shall be made other than by the street department of the city.
(Ord. 356)
When any excavation for a sewer connection will extend for a
distance of more than thirty feet in the streets of the city, the
applicant for such permit shall apply to the city council for a street
excavation permit, and pay such fees as the city council shall direct.
(Ord. 356)