Infiltration sources to a public
sewer shall be corrected in a fashion approved by the Superintendent.
A.
New inflow sources. No connections shall
be made to a public sewer which connections are intended to discharge
inflow. Such prohibited connections include, but are not limited to,
footing drains, roof leaders, roof drains, cellar drains, sump pumps,
catch basins, uncontaminated cooling water discharges, or other sources
of inflow.
B.
Existing inflow sources. Existing inflow
sources to a public sewer shall be disconnected in a fashion approved
by the Superintendent.
C.
No reconnection of inflow source allowed.
No person shall reconnect any inflow source to a public sewer which
has been disconnected pursuant to this article.
A.
General. The Superintendent shall inspect
a lot if it is discovered that it contributes infiltration or inflow
to a public sewer.
B.
Real property transfer. The Superintendent
shall inspect a lot prior to a real property transfer for the purpose
of determining if all connections to the public sewer which contribute
inflow have been disconnected.
The Town is enabled to take whatever
action is necessary to determine the amount of inflow including the
requirement for installation of a control manhole. The owner of a
lot from which the inflow originated shall be billed for inflow, however,
the Town shall not cause a surcharge at a rate that exceeds five times
that for normal sewage volume charge.
