All buildings within the city limits in which any sewage is produced and from which the nearest outlet of the plumbing system of such building can be connected to a public sewer by installation of a sewer service line lying entirely within the premises on which such building is situated, and any public easement of not more than two hundred feet in length shall dispose of such sewage only through the sewerage system. Every building so located and in which any sewage is produced shall be required to connect such building to the sewerage system within thirty days from the date the owner of such building receives written notice from the sewer division that a sewer main located within the distance specified in this section is completed and available for connection to such building. The city declares that further maintenance or use of cesspools or other local means of sewage disposal for any building so located shall constitute a public nuisance and may invoke any legal or police power to abate same pursuant to Chapter 8.10.
(Ord. 1097 (part), 1981; Ord. 1721, Amended, 09/10/2004)
Every sewer user availing themselves of the sewer facilities shall be bound by this chapter, and whenever any one of the rules and/or regulations is violated, the right is reserved to disconnect the sewer service for noncompliance. The sewer division shall disconnect the sewer service if the sewer user either fails to comply or fails to appear and show cause before the city council why his sewer service should not be discontinued, within fifteen days after the date of written notice of violation. If such noncompliance affects matters of public health or safety, or affects the operation, maintenance or other costs of the sewer system, sewer service may be discontinued immediately and without notice. The sewer user whose service is thus discontinued shall forfeit all deposits made, and the sewer shall not be reconnected until all unpaid fees and charges are paid and the other requirements of this chapter are fulfilled.
(Ord. 1097 (part), 1981)
The director of public works, or his authorized representative, shall have the right to refuse sewer service or may discontinue service to any premises for the following reasons:
A. 
To protect the city and/or sewerage system from fraud and abuse;
B. 
The requested sewer service demand may be detrimental or injurious to the sewer service of other users; and
C. 
The collection and disposal facilities are inadequate to supply the requested sewer service demand.
(Ord. 1097 (part), 1981)
A. 
The sewer division may discontinue service without notice to any premises where the use of the sewer thereon by apparatus, appliances, or equipment or otherwise is found by the sewer division to be detrimental or injurious to sewer service furnished to other sewer users.
B. 
The sewer division may discontinue sewer service without notice to any sewer user when it is discovered that the customer has obtained sewer service for unauthorized use. The sewer division shall not restore service until the customer has complied with all rules and regulations of the sewer division and the sewer division has been reimbursed for the full amount of the service rendered and the actual costs incurred by the sewer division by reason of such fraudulent use.
C. 
For nonpayment, as covered in Section 13.08.220.
(Ord. 1097 (part), 1981)
The director of public works or his duly authorized agents shall at all reasonable times have the right to enter or leave the sewer user's premises for any purpose properly connected with service to the sewer user.
(Ord. 1097 (part), 1981)