It shall be unlawful to divert or cause to be diverted any storm water surface runoff, or underground drainage to any sewer, manhole or other appurtenant structure or portion of the sewer system.
(Ord. 154 § 9.01, 1974)
No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any storm water, surface water, ground water, roof run-off, subsurface drainage, cooling water, or unpolluted industrial process water to any portion of the sewer system, and no roof drains, yard drains, or roofing drains of any type shall be connected to the sanitary sewers in any manner.
(Ord. 154 § 9.02, 1974)
At the time of inspection of the service sewer, it shall be visibly demonstrated to the Superintendent or his representative that there is no illegal connection to the service sewer by running water into the roof drains and observing the flow at the inspection riser, or by such other measures as the Superintendent may deem necessary.
(Ord. 154 § 9.03, 1974)
It shall be unlawful to drain large volumes of water directly into the sewer and thereby cause surcharging of sewer lines. Swimming pools, public or private, shall not be connected to the sewer by gravity drains, but may be de-watered by pumping the water from the pool with the pool's recirculation pump.
(Ord. 154 § 9.04, 1974)