A. 
The installation and repair of sewer, drainage and water service lines within the limits of any public street, highway, easement or other public property and the connection of such service lines to the sanitary sewers, stormwater drains and water mains of the Village shall be done in accordance with the provisions of the rules and regulations of the Department of Public Works and shall also conform with such specifications as may be promulgated by the Director.
B. 
The tapping of water mains and the installation and repair of water service lines, in addition to the rules, regulations and specifications specified in Subsection A, shall also conform with the rules and regulations of the Water Department of the Village.
A. 
Sewer. A sewer service line, between its connection point at the sanitary sewer and a point at least two feet back of an existing curb or established or proposed curbline, shall be of heavy cast-iron pipe with lead joints or such other approved types of joints as may be allowed by the Plumbing Code of the Village, and shall be laid by a licensed plumber.
B. 
Drainage. A drainage service line, between its connection point at the stormwater drain and a point at least two feet back of an existing curb or established or proposed curbline shall be of heavy cast-iron pipe with lead or other approved joints.
Such service lines shall be laid on a straight alignment and uniform gradient of not less than 1/4 inch per foot, unless otherwise specifically authorized by the Director and having all changes in direction made with approved fittings.
A. 
No domestic sewage nor industrial wastes and no injurious waste substance shall be discharged into a stormwater drain, watercourse or body of water through any connection thereto.
B. 
No industrial wastes nor any injurious waste substance shall be discharged into a sanitary sewer unless the method and degree of treatment prior to discharge has been approved by the County Health Department, the Director of Operations of the county and the Director of Operations of the Village, and unless such method and degree of treatment continues at all times to meet with such approval.
Except as otherwise provided in this division, connections to sanitary sewers and stormwater drains shall be made by means of forty-five-degree or ninety-degree M-D cut-in connections of an approved size.
The use of an existing Y branch or other existing fitting for the purpose of connecting a service line thereto shall be allowed only when such branch or fitting is already available and in place as a part of the sanitary sewer or stormwater drain, is in satisfactory condition and at an acceptable location and is of adequate size to receive such service line. Sanitary sewer connections directly into manholes are prohibited.
Whenever the proposed service line to be connected is greater than five inches when the sanitary sewer or stormwater drain is eight inches or greater than six inches when the sanitary sewer or stormwater drain is 10 inches or more, a manhole shall be built over such sanitary sewer or stormwater drain at the point of connection unless otherwise specifically authorized. The above sizes refer to the internal diameter of the pipe or conduit.
Only M-D cut-in connections and other approved types of connections shall be installed in such a manner that the invert of such connection shall be higher than the invert of the sanitary sewer or stormwater drain by an amount not less than 1/2 the vertical diameter of such sanitary sewer or not less than 3/4 the vertical diameter of such stormwater drain, unless otherwise authorized by the Director.
Connections to an existing cast-iron pipe sanitary sewer or stormwater drain shall be made by burning an opening in such pipe in an approved manner or by such other means as may be authorized by the Director.
When the difference in invert elevation in the manhole at the point of connection exceeds three feet, a drop connection shall be installed in such manhole.
Adequate provision shall be made so that the discharge from a service line within a manhole shall be conducted smoothly into and in the direction of flow of the main channel of the sanitary sewer or stormwater drain by means of a built-up channel or by extending such service line partly into the manhole as may be necessary and in such manner as may be approved by the Director.
Construction of new manholes, drop connections and any other necessary structures and connections to existing structures, shall conform with such specifications as may be promulgated by the Director. In general, the current standard specifications and construction details of the Department of Public Works shall be followed, subject to the prior approval of the Director.
A. 
Roof and other drainage from properties on which buildings are hereinafter constructed to be used in whole or in part for business, commercial, industrial or public purposes shall be discharged through drainage service lines directly into a stormwater drain through an approved connection thereto when such stormwater drain is available and unless such connection, in the opinion of the Director is deemed impracticable.
B. 
Discharge of such drainage into a catch basin or through sidewalk or curb drains will not be allowed except with the prior approval of the Director and provided that the owner of such property has filed with the Director a signed statement by such owner that the Village is to be saved harmless from any loss, injury or damage arising out of the approval of the Director of the discharge of drainage into a catch basin or through sidewalk or curb drains.
A. 
Unless otherwise authorized, in writing, by the Director, drainage outlets laid under or across the sidewalk area between the property line and the curbline and discharging into the gutter or into a catchbasin or curb inlet shall be of approved cast-iron or steel construction.
B. 
When holes are cut through curbs for the purpose of providing drainage outlets, care shall be taken not to damage the curb and any damage or injury to such curb shall be repaired by the permittee at the latter's own expense and to the satisfaction of the Director.