Connection to any public sewer or the appurtenances
or the manholes of the local sewer system shall not be made until
and unless the Township has issued a permit for the same.
Applications for connections will be accepted,
subject to there being a portion of the local sewerage system in streets
or rights-of-way abutting the premises to be served and available
sewage capacity.
The piping and fixtures to be installed on the
applicant's premises must be maintained in good condition by the applicant
to prevent inflow/infiltration from entering the piping system. The
Township will not be liable for any accident, breaks or leakage arising
in any way with regard to the supply of sewer service.
Prior to approval of an application for a connection
involving the acceptance of industrial wastes, the applicant shall
submit complete data with respect to the following:
A. Average, maximum and minimum rates of flow to be expected
daily and seasonally.
B. Flow diagram, showing points of application of chemicals,
type and quantity of each chemical used per day and per shift, a schedule
of operations, expected chemical characteristics of the untreated
wastes and the point or points of connection to the sewerage system.
The normal situation will require the separation of and separate points
of connection for domestic sewage and industrial wastes from each
industrial establishment.
Service will be renewed upon proper application,
when the conditions under which such service was discontinued are
corrected and upon the payment of all charges pursuant to this Part
1 to the Township.
Sewer service charges are payable to the Township in accordance with a schedule of fees to be enacted by the Township and Article
IX of this Part
1.