Whenever the use of a house connection sewer
is discontinued by reason of connection to another house sewer or
by reason of the moving, wrecking or burning of a building, or for
any other reason, such house connection sewer shall be sealed at the
property line or easement line or at the public sewer and done under
the supervision and to the satisfaction of the Building Inspector
and Engineer.
The Building Inspector may disconnect from the
public sewer any industrial house sewer connection which is constructed
or connected without permit or which is used contrary to the provisions
of this chapter governing industrial liquid waste. The Building Inspector
shall make every reasonable effort to notify the owner or occupant
of the premises affected by any proposed disconnection and may grant
a reasonable time for elimination of the violation.
Whenever a house connection sewer has been disconnected from the public sewer by the Building Inspector as provided in §
241-45 for failure to comply with the provisions of this chapter, reconnection shall be made only upon issuance of a permit, in writing, therefor by the Building Inspector. Before such permit is issued, the applicant shall reimburse the town for the cost of the disconnection made, and the Building Inspector may require the installation of a manhole for the purpose of measuring the flow or for making periodic tests of the wastes from such connection.