[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. I)]
A. 
No connection shall be made to a public sewer nor construction of the building sewer commenced unless and until the owner of the improved property shall have made application for a sewer connection permit as provided herein and until a sewer connection permit is issued by the Township. A sewer connection permit shall also be required when a new building or facility with an estimated wastewater flow of at least one EDU is connected to an existing building, or the internal drainage system of an existing building, or an existing building or facility is expanded in such a way that the increased potential for the generation of wastewater equals or exceeds one EDU. No sewer connection permit shall be issued unless there is sufficient capacity in the sewer system to convey the wastewater to the wastewater treatment plant and sufficient capacity in the wastewater treatment plant exists to treat the wastewater.
B. 
Application for sewer connection permit.
(1) 
Application for connection to the sewer system, as required under § 200-2.1 of this chapter, shall be made by the owner of the improved property to be served, or by his duly authorized representative, on a form provided by and available at the Township Sewer Department office. Connection permit applications shall be accompanied by plans and specifications as required under the Township's Standard Construction and Material Specifications for the Sanitary Sewer System.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Said specifications are on file at the Township Sewer Department office and available via the Township website at https://uatwp.org under Documents | Forms.
(2) 
Upon receipt of a properly prepared application for connection to the sewer system, together with the required connection or tapping fees, the Township may issue a sewer connection permit to the owner of the improved property. The sewer connection permit shall describe the property for which the permit is issued, and neither the owner nor any subsequent owner or tenant shall allow any other property to be attached to or connected with the sewer lines or transferred to another property as authorized under the permit.
C. 
Permitting for on-lot sewage disposal systems must comply with the requirements of Chapter 199.
[1]
Editor's Note: Former § 200-2.2, Appeals; violations and penalties; conflicts, was repealed at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. I). See now § 199-23.