The City Inspector may promulgate regulations relating to the public health and may issue orders respecting the sanitary condition of the City, which shall, when approved by the council, have all the force and effect of ordinances. Any violation of any such order or regulation so approved shall be deemed a Class 1 misdemeanor.
(Prior code § 12-3; Ord. 1224 (part), 2014)
The City Inspector shall inspect every public institution and public or private school in the City at least annually and examine the buildings as to lighting, heating, ventilation and sanitary conditions.
(Prior code § 12-3; Ord. § 734 (part), 1997; Ord. 1224 (part), 2014)
The City Inspector may cause to be quarantined any habitation or building in the City wherein there is any person sick with any infectious or contagious disease.
(Prior code § 12-4; Ord. 1224 (part), 2014)
The rates, charges and fees for services rendered by the Utilities and Environmental Services Department shall at all times be such that the gross revenues derived by the Department shall be sufficient to pay all costs of operation and maintenance as well as adequately providing for depreciation, obsolescence and renewal of equipment, lease rentals, disposal sites, land purchases, and budgeted payments to the sewer bond redemption fund of the City.
(Prior code § 12-6; Ord. 1224 (part), 2014)
No person, business or establishment within the City shall be permitted to refuse to accept the services of the Utilities and Environmental Services Department, and the failure of any person, business or establishment to receive such services shall not exempt him or it from the payment of charges for such services, except when no service is provided for the entire area in which the residence of the person or the business or establishment is located.
(Prior code § 12-7; Ord. 1224 (part), 2014)