For the purposes of this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them by this section:
"Apartment"
means a room or suite of rooms in a building occupied or designed for occupation by one family for living or sleeping purposes.
"Auto court"
means any area, place or tract of land where two or more single-family dwellings, or a building containing two or more apartments designated, used or intended wholly or in part for the accommodation of automobile transients are located and offered for hire, rent or lease. The term shall also include any motel.
"Building or house"
means a tent, penthouse, restroom or single- or multiple-family dwelling. These terms include all architectural structures.
"Bungalow court"
means a group of four or more separate buildings, nor more than one story in height, each being erected or located on a parcel of ground under a separate roof, as a family domicile or residence and facing a common court.
"Family"
means a person living alone or a group of two or more persons occupying an apartment.
"Motel"
means a building of not more than one story, containing six or more guest rooms or apartments or combination thereof, each of which has a separate individual entrance leading directly from the outside of the building and is designed, used or intended wholly or in part for the accommodation of automobile transients.
"Multiple dwelling"
means a building used or designated to be used as a dwelling for three or more families living independently of each other.
"Trailer court or auto and trailer camp"
means an area or tract of land where space is rented or held out for rent to owners or users of trailer coaches or tent campers, furnishing their own camping equipment, or where free camping is permitted owners or users of trailer coaches or tent camp equipment for the purpose of securing their trade.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
No person other than the city, its agents and employees, shall connect any pipe, drain or sewer with any public sewer, or open or penetrate any public sewer in the city, or injure, break or remove or open any portion of any manhole, flush tank, inspection pipe or any other part of or appurtenance to any public sewer. Except where otherwise specifically provided in Chapters 13.20 through 13.28, the city shall install all connections to any existing public sewers.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
No person shall connect to the sewage disposal lines of the city or discharge sewage into the sewer lines of the city or sewage disposal plant of the city without first obtaining a connection permit from the city.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
All plumbing that receives the waste discharge from any building, structure or place of business, shall be connected to a public sewer.
All plumbing receiving water discharge that is connected to a private disposal system shall be connected to a public sewer within one year after a public sewer becomes available.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
The connection to a public sewer required by Section 13.28.032 may be dispensed with when no public sewer is available and when, in the opinion of the health officer of the county, a private sewage disposal system would be adequate and safe and would not constitute a menace to public health.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
It shall be the responsibility of each property owner whose property is connected to the city sewer system to maintain continuously and satisfactorily in operation at his own expense, any house connection sewer, building sewer, private sewage disposal system, or industrial liquid waste pretreatment facility. Failure to maintain such a private sewer system shall be sufficient grounds for immediate revocation of private sewer operating permit or industrial liquid waste permit of the person so failing and disconnection of his premises from the public sewer. Such a private sewer system is subject to required repairs as set out in a notice to repair issued pursuant to Section 13.20.010(DD). Users of private sewer disposal systems shall keep all cleanout caps and other access ports in place and properly sealed.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
When any septic tank or cesspool is abandoned, the top of such septic tank or cesspool shall be removed and the tank or cesspool shall be drained and filled with fine earth or sand and compacted and any pipes connecting to such tank or cesspool shall be cut directly outside of the tank or cesspool and shall be plugged with concrete. The abandonment of the septic tank or cesspool shall be complete before the house connection constructed shall be considered to have completely passed inspection.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
Before a permit shall be granted to connect to the sewage disposal system of the city, a connection fee and an inspection fee shall be paid to the city. Such fees shall be set from time to time by ordinance or resolution of the city council. Inspection fees shall be paid pursuant to Section 8.36.070 of this code.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this title, a fee of two hundred dollars per connection shall be paid to this city before a permit shall be granted to connect to any sewer main of this city where such sewer main was constructed by the city or state or a component of the federal government.
In addition to all other fees required by this title, except the fees set forth in the above paragraph, an additional fee per connection shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to any sewer line of the city where such sewer main or line was constructed pursuant to an agreement with the city to serve property other than that for which permission to connect is sought. Such a fee shall be set forth in such agreement.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of two hundred dollars shall be paid the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the sewer main located in Second Street from Dawnridge to Pepper Drive, and in Pepper Drive from Second Street to Peerless Drive, such sewer main having been constructed by the Cajon Valley Union School District.
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of two hundred dollars shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the sewer main located in Anza Street from a manhole which lies five hundred sixty feet south of the centerline of Washington Avenue to a manhole approximately four hundred fifty feet south of the westerly prolongation of the north line of the Anza Street school site as set forth on Record of Survey No. 5028, such sewer main having been constructed by the Cajon Valley Union School District.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of five hundred dollars shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the sewer lines located as follows:
A. 
The sewer line extending easterly from the sewer outfall line along the future Bradley Avenue and southerly along Johnson Avenue to Vernon Way;
B. 
The sewer line extended to provide future service to unincorporated areas of the city as of October 1, 1967, on Steele Avenue and Vernon Way within the North Johnson Avenue 1913 Act Improvement District boundaries.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of eight hundred dollars shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the sewer lines located as follows:
The sewer line in Pioneer Way extending northerly from the existing city boundary a distance of four hundred nine feet to Cypress Lane, and westerly in Cypress Lane to Johnson Avenue.
Said sewer line was constructed in connection with the Pioneer Way 1913 Act Improvement District, and the above fee shall be charged for each lateral to serve parcels not assessed for sewer mains.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of six hundred dollars shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the sewer lines located as follows:
The sewer line extending southerly along Avocado from nine hundred fifty feet south of the centerline of Chase Avenue to DeWitt Court.
Said sewer line was constructed by the city in connection with the improvement of Avocado south of Chase to south of DeWitt Court.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of two hundred dollars for each dwelling unit or its equivalent shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the trunk line sewer in Fanita Drive to be constructed by the city, or to any other sewer line which in turn uses the capacity of the Fanita Drive trunk sewer.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this division, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of one thousand nine hundred ninety three dollars and six cents shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect assessor's Parcel No. 507-250-17 to the sewer main located in Bermuda Place. Said sewer line was constructed by the city in connection with the Bermuda Lane, et al. 1911 Act Improvement District (Assessment Section 75).
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth is Section 13.28.080, a fee of nine dollars and twenty-two cents per front foot shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the sewer line located on the southerly side of Melody Lane from the easterly subdivision boundary of Rancho Milagros, easterly to Granite Hills Drive. Said sewer line was constructed by the developers of Rancho Milagros subdivision.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of thirty-six dollars per front foot shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect the sewer line located in Bradley Avenue from Johnson Avenue to Magnolia Avenue. Said sewer line was constructed in connection with the Bradley-Cypress 1911 Act Improvement District.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, except the fee set forth in Section 13.28.080, a fee of three thousand seven hundred twenty-four dollars and fourteen cents shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect Assessor's Parcel No. 492-580-17 to the sewer line located in Tilling Way; and a fee of one thousand nine hundred forty-two dollars and one cent shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect assessor's Parcel No. 492-580-18 to the sewer line located in Tilling Way. Said sewer line was constructed by the city in connection with the Tilling Way 1911 Act Improvement District.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)
In addition to all other fees required by this chapter, a fee of one thousand four hundred twenty dollars shall be paid to the city before a permit shall be granted to connect to the fifty-eight foot sewer lateral on the south side of Chase Avenue, one hundred seventy feet east of Mollison Avenue. The sewer lateral was constructed by the city in connection with street improvements as shown on drawing No. 11606 on file in the engineering division.
(Ord. 4930 § 8, 2009)