No person, other than working for and under the direction of the Town, shall make any excavation for or construct, install, lay, repair, alter or remove any sewer, building drain, building sewer connection or appurtenance thereof or connect to such sewer within the Town which is in any way connected to or discharges directly or indirectly to or into any public sewer of said Town, or is intended at some future time to be so connected or so discharged, until said shall have applied for and secured from the Water Pollution Control Authority or its agent a permit for doing such work. Such permits may be issued only to those qualified to perform such work as provided in § 130-32 of these rules and regulations. The fee for such permits shall be established by the Water Pollution Control Authority.
Every application for a permit shall be made in writing on forms to be provided by the Water Pollution Control Authority for that purpose and shall be signed by the drain layer or other qualified person or party or an authorized agent thereof. The Water Pollution Control Authority or its agent shall require, as a prerequisite to the issuance of any permit, that it be furnished satisfactory evidence:
A. 
That any and all necessary permits, etc., to open public streets, public or private grounds or property have been or will be issued;
B. 
That the agent of the applicant is properly authorized to sign the application in question;
C. 
That the devices used or provisions made to prevent the entry into public sewers of any substances forbidden entry by these rules and regulations will be provided, maintained and operated as required by Articles IV and V hereof; and
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That the applicant has provide any and all other information or proof pertinent to the particular job in question such that that the Water Pollution Control Authority, or its agent, may determine that the particular job in question, and the proposed use of and/or discharge into the public sewers, will be in conformity with these regulations in all material respects and will not be detrimental to, or pose a significant risk to, the public health and/or safety.
Any person who applies for a permit to connect into a sewer or sewer line shall pay the prescribed fee for each such permit. Permits shall not be transferable or assignable by the permittee. Permits shall be kept on the premises where and at all times when work is in progress and shall be shown to any proper person asking to see the same. All persons operating under such permits shall be held responsible for conformity to the requirements thereof and of these rules and regulations.
Should the Water Pollution Control Authority find that any licensed or permitted drain layer has failed to conform to the requirements of this article and to the conditions of any license or permit issued hereunder, or that such drain layer has not been faithful in the performance of work or furnishing materials under his permit, the Superintendent may suspend such permit until the next meeting of the Water Pollution Control Authority and shall report the matter to such meeting. Such suspended drain layer and any complainant in said matter shall be notified of such meeting and afforded an opportunity to be heard on the matter at that time. The Water Pollution Control Authority may, after said opportunity to be heard has been provided, revoke said permit or may extend the suspension of such permit for such period or limit the activities of such drain layer in such manner as may appear to be in the public interest. Suspension, cancellation, or termination of a permit shall not entitle the permittee to any compensation or reimbursement from the Town or its agents for any alleged loss or expense incurred thereby, and permits shall be issued only on this condition.
Each drain layer licensed in accordance with § 130-32 hereof shall be responsible for the proper performance of all work performed under the permits issued to him and for the conduct of all work and all materials furnished on work by his employees or agents. No work shall be sublet by a drain layer under any permit issued in any manner to divest said drain layer of full control and responsibility for all parts of said work.
Each drain layer shall save the Town of Simsbury, its agents and servants harmless from all loss or claims of loss, damage or injury arising from the operations of said drain layer under any permits issued to him by reason of his negligence in performing the work in which he has been issued a permit. He shall furnish the Town a public liability policy in an amount to be determined by the Water Pollution Control Authority in which the Town is a named insured, protecting it against such loss or claims of loss.
Every person making application for a permit shall file with the Town a satisfactory bond of a surety company authorized to transact such business in the State of Connecticut in a manner satisfactory to the Water Pollution Control Authority. The bond shall be in an amount to be determined by the Water Pollution Control Authority, conditioned upon the applicant's substantially and properly performing all work to be done under the permits issued to him in a workmanlike manner and upon his using proper materials; upon the applicant's restoring that portion of any street or public places which he has excavated in accordance with the rules contained in the permit issued him and maintaining the same for a period of one year; and upon the applicant's reimbursing the Town for any expense for repairs to such street or public place made necessary by reason of the excavation.