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1954-01(~15 y~~ ORinNANCE No. 2.05 AN ORDINANCE RE(3ULATTN G THE USE OF PUBLIC AND PRT~TATE SEWE&S AtdH~ 'DRA]N5, PRiV'A7~ SEWA(~ DISFt~AL, THE INSTALLATI~ AND CONNECTION CF BUIT,ItIN G SE6aERS, ANi1 THE DISCHARGE Ole WATEF~4 A1~D WASTES TN TO 2HE'PUBLI'C SEf~ SYSTEM; AND PRIDING PIIVALTTES FOUR VTOLATLOJT5 THEREOF, IN ~ VILLAGE (E' RICI~'IELD~ C~TATTY OF HENATffi'IN, SATE O7~ MIIdNESaTA. Be it ordaiza®d and enaatsd by the Council of the Yil7~ags ~of Rtchfield~ State of Mimzesota~ as followsa Art3.cle 1 - Defin~.tions Un1®ss the context specifically indicates otherwise, the meaning of terms used in this ordinance sha11 be as follows: SECTTaA1 101. "Sewage Worl~" •shall ~~ all facilities for aolleai3ng, pumping, treating, and disposing of sewage. - . SEC7~CN 102. ttSuperintend~t" shall mean the superintendent of sewers of the Village of Richfield; or his authorized deputy, agent, or representative. ~~ 9~~ sECTCON 103. "Sewage" sha1.1 mean a combinat3.on of the water-Ferried wastes from residences, business buildings, inst3tut3~ans~. and industrial establishments together with such ground, surfac®, and stora- waters as may be present. SECTION 10l~. "Sewer" shall mean a pipe or conduit for carrying sewage. - SECTION 105, "Pub].3.a Sewer" shall mean a sewer in which all~~osners of abetting properti®s have equal rights, and is controlled by public authority. SECTION 106. "Combined Sewer" shall mean a sew®r x1eceiving both surface runoff and :swag®. SECTION ].OJ7. ' "sanitary Sewers shall man a sewer whichvaarries sewage and to which storm, surface, and ground waters are not intentionally admitted. 3EC'1'ION 108. "Storm Sewer " or "Storm Drain" sha11 mean a sew®r which carries s tora~ surfaces waters aa~d drainage, but excludes sewage and pollutted industrial wastes. SECTION 109. "Sewage Treatment Plant" shall mesa ate. arrangement of devices and stsucturea used for treating sewage. SECTIf~1T 110. '~Industr3.a,1 Wastes" sha11 mean fine liquid wastes from industrial processes as distinct from sanitargr sewage. . SECTIQQ 111. "Garbage" shall mean solid wastes from the preparation, cooking, and lispensing of food, and from the handling, storage, and sale of produce. SECTION 11~., "Properly Shredded Garbage" shall mean the was tee from the preparation, cooking, and dispensing of food that have bey s hredded to such degree that all parfir.cles w3.31 ~ carried freely under the flow conditions normally pre- vailing in public seprers, with no particle greater than ~ inch in ang dimension. 10: (Ordinance No. 2.05 Con'~t.) S}~TtON 113. "Building Drain" shah. mean that part of the lowest horizontal piping of a drainage system which receives the discharge from soil, waste, and other drainage pipes inside the walls of the building and conve~'s it to the building sewer, beginning five feet outside the inner face of the building wa1.1. SECTItN 114. "Building Sewer" shall mean the extension from the building drain to the public sewer or other place of disposal. SECTTaAT 115. "B.O,D,"~ (Denoting Biochemical Oxygen Demand) sha11 mean the quantity of oxygen utl.li.zed 3n the biocheai.cal oxidation of organic matter wader standard laboratory' procedure in f3.ve days at 20° C., expressed in parts per mil.li.on by weight. SECTTOAT 116. pPh" sha11 mean fibs logaritl~mi of the reciprocal of the wei:~ht of hydrog~- ions in grams per liter of s~lufi3.on. S>~TtOAT 117. "Sueper-ded solids„ shall mean solids that either float on the surface of, or are in suspension in water, sewage, or other liquids; and. which are removable by ].aboratory~ filtering. e . . SECTIE~T 11~. "Natural Outlets sha,11. mean any outlet into a watercourse, pond, ditch, lake or other body of surface or ground water. SECTLQB' 119. "~iaterc~tzrse" shall mean a channel in which a floe of water occurs, either continuously or in fermi. ttea ter, ~ . SECTIOJ 120. "Person" shall. mean a~ individual, firm, company, associat3.on, society, corporat3an, or group. SECTION 121. "Shall" is mandatory; eMay" is permissive. . ARTICLE II Nse of Pabli.c Sewers Required. SECTIt~T .201. Tt sha11 be unlawful for ~ person fin plac~~ deposit, or permit to.be deposited iri an insanitary Winer upon public or private properly within fi~te Village of Ri.chf3.eld, or tin any area under the jurisdiction of said Village any human or animal excrement, garbage, or other ob~ect3.crnable waste, SECTT0~3 202. Tt shall be unlawful to discharge into any natural outlet within the Village of Richfield, or in any area under the jurisdiction of said Villages any sanitary sewage industr3.al wastes or other polluted waters, accept where suitable ta~eatment has been pro~rlded in accordance with subsequent provisions ef' this ordinance. St~CTICI~T 2©3. Ettcept as hereinafter provided, it shall tie unlawful to oonstract or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool, or other facility intended or used for the disposal of sewage. . SECTTfN 20lt. The a~raer of all houses, buildixt gs or properties used for human o~coupancy, employment, recreations or ether purpose, sitntated ~oithin fine Village .and abutting on any street, alley or right-of-way arc which there is now located or may. in the future be located a public sanitary Sewer of the Vil.],ag®, is hereb~r . required at his expense. to install. suitable Toilet facilities therein, rind to connect such facilit3:es directly with the proper public sewer in accordar9ce with the provisions of this oa~nc®, wfi]ain ~ days affisr date of official nonce to do so, provided that .said public sewer is 1+ocated ~ the street or alley of ebuttin~ propertq. :~- ~ 1. (ordinance PJo. 2.05 Cant t. ) $ECTIt~-T 20.5. The owner o£ all houses, buildings or propert3.es where cesspools and septic tanks have been in existence prior -to the construction of the sanitary sewer, shall ceaannnect with the public surer when° such septic tanks and cesspools are in need of repairs, reconstruct3on~ or pumping. • ARTI~ lII Prieate Sewage Disposal. SECTIG~ 301. Where a public sanitary s®wer is not available wander the provisions of Secl3on 20~, the building serer shall. be coamneeted t4 a private sewage disposal syst®m comply~.ng~ with the provisions of this Art3.cle. SECTC(~d 302. Before coa~eA~-ent of a pay-~.vate sewage d3~posal .sys tsm the over shall first obtain a written pi.t aigne~i by the Building Inspector. The application for such permit shall. be made on a form furriish~ed by the Village which the applicant shall supplement by any plaaees, sp®cificat3.ons and other infoarmation as the Village Engineer may reasonable require. A permit and inspection fee of sevean dol3.ars sad fifty ceants 07.50) shall be paid to the Village Treasurer at the time the application is filed. SECaCi~ 303. A peacmit for a private sewage disposal system shaL1 not become effective un#.l the installation is coaa~leted to the satisfact~.on of the ~Bui]:ding Inspector. He shall be allowed to inspect the rAwrk at a~ stage of acnstxv.ci~on and in an~r event, the applicant' for the peacmit shall nbt3,fy the Bui]~ding Inspector when the work is ready for final 3nspect3.an~ and before away uanderground portioans are 'covered. The inspection shall be made within twenty-four (2!t) hours of the receipt of notice by the Building Inspector. ° SECTFt~t 30?~. The type, capacitiess 1®cat~.on, and layout of a privets sewage disposal sus tam shall comply with all is coz>ameaadations of the Departoien t of Public I~ealth of the State of A~xmesota, A1o permit shall be issued for• any private sewage disposal system employing subsurface sail absorpt3.~ facilit~.es where the area of the lot is less than. tau thousand (10,000) square feet. loo sept3.c tank or cesspool shall be permitted to discharge into a~ public sewer or aaatanral outlet. SECTION 305. At such time as a public sewer becomes available to a pmperty served. by a pa-3.va~e sewage disposal system; as pr©vidsd. is Sect3.an 20~, a direct cotu<ecfi~.oan shall- be made to the public sewer in compliance with this ordinance, and any septic tanks, cesspools, and simLlar parivafis sewage disposal facilities sha11 be abandoned and filled with. suitable material if not of metal or concrete with metal or reinforced concrete top and 3n a state of good repair. SECTICid 306. Contents of septalc tanks must be pumped out and hauled away by proper tank trucks. Contents of all cesspools, distribution tanks• or aany siaaar~.lar tanks must be drained by pumping. ° Written p®rm3ssion must be obtained before pumping or dumping aany con teem is into the Village sewage sys teas. SECTr®N 307. Backfilling above the ever level of any cesspools sept3.c tank or ~.milar hanks, or any building sewer, shall nvt commence until perm3.ssioaz has been granted by the inspection office. SECTI~iT 306. The . owaasr sha11 operate sand maintain the private sewage disposal facilil3es in a sanitary manner at all times, at no expense to the Village. SECTICti 309. No statement contained a.n this Art3.cle shall be construed to interfere with any additioaal health requirements that may be imposed. ~~: (Ordinance Ato.. 2.0~ Con' t. ) ARTICT~E IV Bnfi.lding Sewers and Connect~.ons, SECTICId 101. No unauthorized person shaZ]. sacover, make- any connections wits or opening into, use, alter, or disturb any public sewer or appurtsnanc~ 'khereof without first obtaining a written permit from the Building Inspector and otherwise aamplying with the terms of this section, Perni.ts for building sewers and eox~nect3.ons shall be taken out ~Y a Master Plumber, ratio shall furnish a band in the aunt of X2,000.00, candi`'tion~d as required by the Ordinance of this Village relating ~ the liaemsing of plumbers. The said bond shall, satisf~r tyhe requirements of this sect3.on. Prior to the comneuce~-~.t of constract~.on stork such Pfister Plumber shall take out and ma3.ntaain insurance agaimat damages to property. or in~us~r or death to persons which po]3cies shall indemnify and save harml®ss the V3.llage and all. of its. officers and personnel against ax~y claim, demand,' damages, actions, or cause of act3.on arising out of or by reason of the doing of the work or act~.vlties related or incident thereto, and from any costs, disbursements, or expenses of defending the same. ~e• properttq damage insurance coverage shall be in the amount of X25,000 ar more, and the public liability insurance for injury or death fio persons shall be in the aunts of X50,000.00 and X100,000,00. Proof of -such insurance shall ?~ fi'led with the Village prior to co~enceuamt of construction work, and such polic~r shall provide that the Village shall be notified immediately of any tsrminat3.on or modification of such insurance. Should the insurance coverage hereinbefore.. prav3:ded. •~ inadequate in amount then. such P9aster Plumber shall himself indeatriif~y and save harm7.ess the Village and all. of its officers and personnel in like manner. SBCTIQ~1 }~02. .There shall be two classes of building sewer permits: (1) For resi- dential and commercial service, and (2) For service to establishments proc~tQi.ng ix-dus txi.al wastes. In ei. ther cas®, the osier or his agent shall make application on a special f©rm fu.i~ni.shed by the Vil.].age. The peradt appl3;cation shall be supplemeslt- ed'f by ~' plans, specifi.eatyions, or other infor~t3.on whi°ah tl'ie~ Village 7rhgineer nay reasonabllr require. A permit and inspection fee of X7.50 for a residential or comnerd.a,]. building sewer permit and X15.00 for an industrial building sewer permit shall be paid to the Village Treasurer at the t3.me the application is filed, The Village shall fur:-ish a Red Petaii.t Card with. pert~i.t number which shall be prominently d3.splayed on property where sewer Bonn®ctal.an 3.s beisig made; said curd shall be displayed far the d~iraid.on of the work. SECTEON x.03. All costs and expense incident to the installat~.ac~ and a~ecti.on of the building sewer shall be borne by the os„ia--er. The oraAer shall inde~ify the Village from any loss or damage that may directly or iadirectl~r b® occasioned by the ins tall.atiaan of the building sewer. SECTIQLd }~0?~, A separate and . independent building s®wer shall° be provS.ded for every building; scoccept where one building stands at the rear of another on an interior lot and na private sewer is available or can be constructed to the rear building fhrough an actjo3ning alley, court,. ~rard or driveway, the building sewer frox the front. building mad' be ext~d®d ~Fo the rear bui.ldi.ng and the whole ~sidered as one building sewer except for rate purposes. SBCTIt~T X05. Old building sewers mar be used in connect3.on with new bu37.dings. only when they are found, on e~caadnation and test by the Building Inspector to meet all. requirements of ttai.s ordinance, i i 1' ~ ~3 (ordinance No. -2.05 Cony t. ) SECTION' 106. Bu3.l.ding sewer shall be of extra heavy duty cast iron pipe, asbestos ee~nt pipe or vitr3.fied clay p~.pe. Building sewer when laid ~exi feet; or closer to any well shall be oi~ extra heavy duty cast iron pipe. Minimum size of building sewer shall. be stn -extra heavy. cast iron pipe, }~'~ - asbds tgs P ceffien t pipe and 6~~ vitrified clay pipe. Change in~ direction of building sewer shall be made by use of fittings approved by the Building Inspector. Type of points sha11 comply w~.th the following specifioati.onss Cast iron shall. have a packed Oakum Joint with a hot pn~ered lead ring approximately 3/gyp deep and caulked. .Asbestos cement pipe shall consist of the Rubber Rang type ~oirit as recommended by the manufacturer, except when eonnect3ng to the house drain cast 3.ron pipe mere a packed Cttm 3oint with a hot poured lead ring, approximately 3/}~s deep shall be used. Vitrified clay fi~.le ~ointas shall consist of a ring of packed , Oakum and a Y~o t poured approved loin t compound. Cast irc~t pipe with leaded _,~oin is may be required by the Village Engineer where the build3n g sewer is exposed to. damage by tree roots. Tf installed 3n fil].®d or unstable grouud~ the building surer shall be of east iron soil pipe, except that nonmetallic material may be accepted if laid on a suitable concrete bed or cradle as approved by the Village Engineer. SECTT(N t~07. Bui.ld3ng sewer pipe may be laid .across existing cesspools and. sept~Le tanks prodding pipe rests on a s feel re3nfo road concre is slab which ids rest directly on t~ concrete block walls. The two center sect3.ans of a regular eess- pool mover laid parallel with each other may be used. . SECTTQd 108. Tdhellever possible the building sever shall be brought to ~e building at an elevat3.an below the basement floor. No building sewer shall. b® laid parallel to or with3ri three feet of air bearing wall, which might thereby be weak- eased. The depth s#~all be sufficient to afford protection from frost. The building sewer shall be laid at uniform grade and 3n straight alignment in so far as possible. SECTIfiii lt09. Tn all buildings in which any building drain is .too low to permit gra~.ty flow to the public sewers sanitar~r sewage carried by such drain shall be lif fled by approved artlfic3.a1 means and discharged to the building° sewer. SECTZ~T 17.0. All excavataing required for the installatt.on of a building sewer shall be open trench work unless otherwise approved by the Village Engineer. Pipe laying acid backf~all shall be performed in accordance with Hiles and regu3.afi3.ons of the Village Engineer and approved by the v1].7a.ge council. No backfi]1 shall be placed until work has been inspected, n SECTT~T l~Ll.. All 3oints and connections shall be made gastight and watertight. Load shall be ran 3n one pouring and calked tight. No paint, varnish, or other coating shall be permitted on tide ~oint~Lng material unt~3.l: after the point has bey tss tsd and approved. . ~ e All points invitrified clay pig or between such pipe and metals shall be made with approved hot,-poured ~oint~tng me.ter3al as specifi®c flow. Material for hot-pour®d points shall not soften suffici~td+q to destroy the effectLveness of the point when subjected to a temperaturo of one hundred sixty (160 .degrees F.) degrees Fahrenheit, nor be soluble in any of the "wastes carried by the drainage system. The point shall first be caulked t3.ght with lute, hemp, or .similar approved material. . . Other ~oint3ng materials and methods may be used only by approval of the Village ~. ~. 4 (ordinan-ce ATo. 2,©~ °Con+ t. ) Engineer. - . SECTI~ }a]2. ° ~ oonnection of the building sewer into the public sewer shall be made at the sYa branch, if such branch is available at a suitable location, If the, public sewer is twelve (12) inches in diameter or less, a~i no properly located ~" branch is availaable,' the o~ner sha11 at his expense insta].1 a ~7Ca branch in the public sewer at the location specified 'bar the Village Engineer. E~-ere the public sewer is greater thann 12 inches in diameter, and nmo properly located HYa branch 3.s available, a meat hAle ~ be cut into the public sewer to receive the building sewer,. with try in the dogstream direct3.on at an angle of abon.t fort~r-f3~®re ft~5 degrees) degrees. ~ fortes five degree ell be used ~ make such Connect~i.anf with the spigot end cut so as ~t to extend past the inner surface of the public Viewer. The invert of the building sewer at the point of connection shall be a.t the saws or at a .higher elevat3.on than the invert of the public sewer. A smooth, neat point shall.. be Wade, and the -ccxineclion made secure and watertight by engagement 3n concrete. Special fittings may be need for the cone®ction aa~l~r when appro®~. bar ~ Village I+.hg3neer. Building sewers or house sewers have-been provided for each separate struotare and all cc~.mections t© the public sanitaryr sew®r s~+all be Wade where bui].d3ng sewers amd fuse sewers have been installed. Connection with the public sanitarsr suer at air other location mast be approved by the Village Engineer prior to starting of any c~anst=uct3on, ° Tn the event the bw3.lding sewer or Douse sewer which hasi. been 3nsta1led cannot be used then the propertar over shall pay the full cost of making the conaecti.on elsewhere. SECTION La.3, The applicant far the building sewer perm3.t shall not3i~r the Building Insp~ for .when the building sewer is read for inspection and connection tro the publ3.c sewer. The Donn®ct3.on sha7.l be Wade uader the sttperQi,s3cml of the Building Tanspector or his representative. ~ . SEC7SCt~T !}].4. All excavatlans for building sewer installation shall be adequatal~ gr~arded with barr3:cades and lights. so as to protect the. public fmm hazard, streets,, sidewalks parksays and other public pstiper~r distaxrbed iss the purse of the work shall. be restored iA a manner satisfactory, to the Village. tTse of the Pwbli.c Sewers. SECTCCtd 501. Aio person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any s torte water, surfa,cg water,.- ground water, roof runoffs subsurface drainage, c®oling water or unpolluted i~md'ustari.al process waters to any sanitar'3~' sewer. SECTiOAT 502. Stmrm water and all other unpolluted drainage shall be di.ocharged to such sewers as axe specificsally desigped as stc-rm sewers, or to ~a natal' outlet approved by the village cotntcil. Itndustri.al cooling water or ~apolluted process. waters may be discharged, upon approve]. of the village cousdl, is a storm sewer or natsral outlet. SECTT~ 503. Except as hereinaf ter provided, no person shall discharge• or cause to be dischar~d any of the following described waters or wash to any public se{aer= . ~~) ~y liquid or vapor having a temperature higher t~ 150 degrees F, ~:~5~~ (Ordinance 2.05 con ~ t. ) (B) Any- water or ti~asts which may ~ntain more than 100 parts per m3.llion, by weight, of fat, oily or grease. (C) Any gasoline, benzene, nab, fuel oil, or other flammable ,or explosive ligtc3.d, solid or gas. 4 (D) Any garbage that has not been properly shredded. F~) Any a~sh®s, cinders, sand, mud, straw, shavings, mefial~ glass, rags, feathers, fiat, plastics, wood, paunch manure, or any other solid or viscous sub- stance capable of causing obstructicsn to the flow iu sewers or other interference with the pamper operation of the sewage works. (F) Any waters or wastes having a PH lower than 5.5 or higher than q.0, or having any other corrosive proper~r capable of causing damage or hazard to stiuotuxes, equipm~at, and p®rsormel of the sewage works. (a) Any waters or wastes cxu-taining a to~t.c or poisonous substarscse in suffid.ent t~uantity to in~.ure or interfere with any sewage treatment proeess~ cons fiitute a hazard to humans or animals, or create any hazard in _ fibs receiving wafters of the sewage treatment plant. . (H) Any waters or wastes containing suspended solids of such character amd quantity that unusual attention or expense is -required to handle stceh materials at fibs sewage treatment p].an'tr (Z) Any na~ious 'or malodorous gas or substance capable of creating a publics nuisance. SECTCQd 504. Grease, oil, and sand interceptors shall be provided why they are neoessarr~r for the proper handling - of liquid wastes containing grease in excessive amount or ~ f]able wastes, sand, and other ha~x~fu]. ingredients;. except that such interceptors shall not be required for private living quarters. or dwelling waits. A11 such interceptors shall be of a type and capacitor approv~ad by the tlil].age Engineer, and ~ shall be located a,s .to be readi.],y and easily' accessible for cleaning and inspection. Qrease end oil interceptors shall be constru,cfied of i~ervi.ous ~aafierials capable of w3.thstandirig abxupt acrd extreme chaaag®s in temperat~,u+e. TlZey sba11 be of substar~t3.a1. c~xsstruct3on, watertight, and equipped with easily removable covers which when bolted in place shall. be gastight and watertight. SEC'?Zoi.+T 505. Where: installed, all grease, oil and. sand interceptors sha11 be maintained by tta3 owner, at his expense, in cont3.nuously efficient operation at all times. SIECTI(~d 506. The' admission into the public sewers of any waters or wastes having ('A) a' S..day Biochemical O~rgen Viand greater ttsan 300 parts per million by weight, or (B) c~nta3ning more theta, 350 pares per million by weight of suspended solids, or (C) .containing any quantity of substances having the characteristics described i.n Section 503, or (0) having an average daily flow-greater than 2~ of the average .daily sewag® flow o~ the vlllag®, shall be sub~eet tQ the review and approval of the Pillage Ec~gineer. -. The, owner shall. provide, at his expense, such preliminary treatment as may be necessat~r to, (A} reduce the Biochemical Oacygen Demand to 3130 parts per million .and the suspenided Aids to 350 parts per m3.llion. by w~~ht, or (B) reduce ab3ection- able characteir3:stics or constituents tD within the maadmam limits pxnvided for in Section 503, or (0) control fibs gwan13t3.es and rates of discharge of such waters 116 ~Ordi~-ance No. 2.05 Gont<~d.) or wastes. Plans,- specifications, and ar~r other pertilnent information r+ela~ing to proposed-preliminarg treata~t facil3.ti.®s sbal.l iQe stt~ for -the approval of the Village Eng3.neer and of the -Water Pol7.ution Ca~-trol Comsission of the State of A~ir~nesota, acid no tmnstt~ct3on of such fadlities shall be commenced uut31 said approvals -are obtained in wr3. taL~ag. ~ ~ ' SgCTYtNi 507. Where preliminarsr treatment faca.Iities are provided for aay waters or wastes, ter shA11 be maintained cont~L3tioLls~T lA satisfactAry and eff®cti®e operation, b~' 'the owner at his expense. SECTIO~d 508. The owner of any property served by a building sewer oarrying industrial wastes shall install a suitable control manhole in the bu3.lding sewer to facilitate observation, sampling and measurement of the wastes. Such malt©le~ when required, shall b® accessibly and safely looated~ and shall be constructed in accordance with p]~ns approved by the Village Eaigineer. The manhole shall be insta]1ed by the c~wner'~at his expehs®~ and shall ~ ~ntained by hi.m so as to b® safe and accessible at all t~.mes, SECTLON 509. All measurements tests and analyses of the charact8r3.st3cs of waters and wastes to which rsfersntte is made in Sect3oa~s 503 and 5c~ shall be determined i~ accordance with methods employed by the Minnesota Departaent of Health, and shall be determined at the control ~aanbole provid®d for in SectLon 508, or upon suitable samples te~ken at said control manhole. Tn the ev®nt that no special manhole bas been required, the control mas~tole shall be considered to be t~ nearer t downstream marilwle art the public sewer to the point at which the building sewer 3s conn~ feet. . Sf~TION 510. N'o statement con~ir~ed in this Article shall be constra~l as preventing any special agreem®nt or arrangement betwe®n the Village aa~d a~ industrial concern whereby an industrial waste of unusual . - s trengtt~ or character may be accepted bar the Village for trea~ent, ssb~ect to paym~t therefor by the industrial - con~tn. ARTICLE Vf Protection from Damage. SECTCE~i (~1. No unauthorized person aha11 maliciously wilfully, or negli- gently break, damage, destroy, uaoover, deface or tamper with any structure, appurt~-ance, or equipmeht which 3s a part of the murd~cipal sewage works. Any person violat3,ng this provisi(mt shall be gai].ty of disorderly conduct. ARTICLE VII Powers and Authoritlj of Inspectors. SECTTQd 701. The Village ~gineer and other .duly authorized employees of tins Village bear3aig proper credentials and identi.fi.cation shall be per®i.tted to enter upon all pmpert3es for the purposes of inspection, observation, ~easure- me~at, sampling, artd testing, in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. ARTICLE VIII SECTIQI+i 801. Any arson violat3.ng any provision of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be pun3.shed by a fine not exceeding one hundred 0100.00) dollars: or by imprisonment for not exceeding ninety (90) days. Each. day that ~.: (Ordinance No. 2.05 Can tad violat3.on sha11 continue shall cons td.t~ts a separate offense. SECTT~ii 802.. And person v$hlating any of the provisions ~f this ordinance shall becso~e ].3.able tD the village ;@or air expense, loss, or daaage occasioned the village b~ reason of such violatiaaa. ARTI._ Tl 1 3ECTT(l~T 901. Ali ordinances or parts of ord3.nances in conflict herewith are hereby regaled. SECTI~d 902. Rlie inealidi~ of aatg sect~.on, clause, sent~~, or provision of this ordinance sha11 not affect the validitar of arty ®ther part of tY~3.s ordinance which can be giveoa effect without such invalid part or parts. /' As passed bar the 0illage Counc3,1 on the 25th da~r of January/, 195l~. o '~ xw to , ~ or AT~S Ta s . u , ~e rk ton, ger 11.8. Legal Notice ORDINANCE NO. 2.05 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF PUBLIC ~ AND PRIVATE SEWERS A N D DRAINS, PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL, THE INSTALLA- TION AND CONNECTION OF BUILDING SEWERS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF WATERS AND WASTES INTO THE PUBLIC SEWER SYSTEM, AND,__ PRO- VIDING PENALTIES FOR VIO- LATIONS THEREOF, IN TSE VILLAGE O.F RICHFIELD, COUNTY O)F HENNEPIIN, STATE OF 11IINNESOTA. BE IT ORDAINED !and enac- ted by the Co~.ncil of the Vil-. loge of Richfield, State of Min- nesota, as follows: ARTICLE I Definitions Unless the context specifically indicates othewise, the meaning of terms used in this Ordinance shall be as follows: Section..101. "Sewage Works" shall meian all facilities for col- ' letting, pumping, treating, and disposing of sewage: Section 102. " s5uperintendent" shall mean the Su erintendent of Sewers of the Village of Rich- field, err his authorized deputy's agent, or representative. Section 102. "Sewage" shall mean a combination of the wa- ter-carried wastes -from resi- dences, business buildings, in- stitutions, and industrial ; estab- lishments, together with such ground, surisace, and storm wa- ters as may be present. ~ Section 104. "Sewer" shall mean a pipe .or' conduit for ~ ,carrying sewage. Section 105 "Public Sewer" shall mean a sewer in which all owners of abutting properties have equal rights anal is con- trolled by public authority. Section 106 "Combined Sewer" shall mean a sewer receiving both surface runoff and sewage.. Section 107. "Sanitary Sewer" shall mean a sewer which car- ries sewage .and to which storm, surface, and ground waters are not intentionally admitted. Section 108. "Storm Sewer" ,or "Storm Drain" shall °mean a sower which. carries storm and surface waters and drainage, 'but excludes sewage and polluted industrial wastes. Section 109. "Sewage Treat- went Plant" shall mean any ar- rangement of devices and strut- . tares used for trearting sewage. Section 110. "Industrial wastes" shall mean the liquid wastes from industrial processes as distinct from sanitary sewage. Section 111. "Garbage" shall mean solid wastes from the pre- paration, cooking -slid dispens- i ing of food, and frnm the hand- ling, storage, and sale of pro- duce. Section 112: "Properly shred- ded C}arbage" shall mean the wastes from the preparation, cooking, and dispensing of food that have been shredded to such degree that all particles will be carried freely under the Plow conditions normally pre- vailing in public sewers, with no particle greater than 1/2 inch in any dimension. Section 113. "Building Drain" shall mean that part of the low- est horizontal piping of a drain- age system, which gee Ives tllie discharge Pram soil, wee, atnd other drainage pi es inside the walls of the building and con- veys it to the building sewer, b®- ginning 5 feet outside the inner face of the building wall. Section 114. "Building Sewer" shall mean the extension from the building drain to .the public sewer or other lace of disposal. Section 115. `B.O.D." (Denot- ing Biochemical Oxygen De - mand) shall mean the quantity of oxygen utilized in the bio- chemical oxidation. of organic matter under standard labors- ' tort' procedure in 5 days at 20 degrees C., expressed in pants per million by weight. Section 116. "Ph" shall mean the logarithm of the reciprocal of .the weight of hydrogen ions fn grams per liter of solution. Section 117. "Suspended solids" shall mean solids that either float en the surface of, or are in suspension in water sewage, or other liquids; and w~.iieh ors re- movable by laboratory filtering. Section 118. "Natural Outlet" shall mean any outlet into a watercourse, pond ditch, lake or other body of surface or ground water. Section 119. "Watercourse" ~ shall mean a channel in which a flow of wastm occurs, either 4 continuously or intermittently. y Section 120. "Person" shall mean any individual, firm, com- pany, association, society, tor- ~ porartion, err group. Section 121. "Shall" is man- datory; "May" is permissive. ARTICLE II Use of Public Sewers Required erection 201. It shall be unlaw- ful for any' person to piece, de- posit, or permit to be deposited in an insanitary manner upon public or private property wnth- 1n: the Village of tcicnfield, or in any area under the jurisdiction of • said Village, any Human or animal excrement, garbage, or other objectionable waste. Section 202. It shall be unlaw- fuP to discharge. into any natu- ral outlet within the Village of Richfield, or iri any area under the jurisdiction of said Village, any sanitary sewage, industrial wastes, or other pauuted waters, except where suitable treatment has seen provided in accordance with. subsequent provisions of this ordinance. Section 203. Except as herein- af~ter provided, it shall be unlaw- ful to construct or mauitain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool, or other . facility m- tenaed or used for the disposal of sewage. Section 204. The owner of all houses, buildings or properties used for human occupancy,' em- pioyment, recreation, or other purpose, situated within the Village and abutting- on any serest, alley or right-of-way in which there is now located or may' in the future be located a public sanitary sewer of the Viniage, is hereby required s,t his expense to install suitable toilet facilities therein, and to connect such facilities directly with the proper public sewer in accord- ance with the provisions of this ordinance, within 90 days after date, of official notice to do so, provided that said public sewer Ls located in the serest or alley of abutting property. Section 205. 't'he owner of all houses; buildings or properties where cesspools wind septic tanks hav®, been in existence prior to the construction of the sanitary sewer, shall connect with the public sewer when -such septic tanks and cesspools are in need of repairs, .:neconstruetion, or pumpug. ARTICLE III Private Siewage Disposal Section 301. Where a public sanitary. sewer is not available -under the provisions of Section 204 the building sewer shall be connected to a private sewage disposal system complying with the provisions of this Article. Section 302. Before commence- ment of a private sewage dis- posal system the owner .shall first obtain a written permit signed by the Building Inspect- or. The application for such per- mit shall be made on a form furnished by the Village, which the applicant shall supplement by any °plaris, specifications and other information as the Vil- lage Engineer • may reasonably require. A permit and inspection fee of seven dollars and fifty cents ($7.50) shall be paid to the Village Treasurer at the time the application is flied. Section 303. A permit for :~, private sewage disposal system shall not become effective-until the installation is completed to the satisfaction of the Building Ixspector. He shall be allowed to inspect the work at any stage o% coast ~ ctioia ,and, in any , ev®nt._ t11a-~plicant for the permit- shall notify the Building In- spector when the work fs ready for final inspection, and before any underground portions are covered. The inspection shall be made within twenty-four (24) hours of the receipt of notice by th@ Building Inspector. Section. 304. The type, capa- cities, location, and layout of a private sewage disposal system shad comply with all recom- mendations of the Department of Public 23ealth of th®.State of Minnesota.. No permit shall be issued for any private. sewage disposal system employing sub- surface sail absorption facilities wheys the area of the lot is less than ten, thousand (30000) square feet. No septic: taxn~ ' or cesspool shall , be permitted to discharge into any public .sewer or natural outlet. Section 305. At such time as a public sewer becomes available to a property served by a pri- vate sewage disposal system, as provided in Section 204, a direct' connec~tian shall be made to the public sewer in compliance with this ordinance, and any .septic ta]~s, cesspools, and similar private sewage disposal facilities shall be abandoned and filled with suitable material if not of metal or concrete with metal or reinforced concrete top and in a slats of good reppair. Section 306. sContents of sep- tic tanks must be pumped out and hauled away by proper tank trucks: Contents of all cesspools, distribution tanks or any simi- lar tanks must be drained by pumping. Written permission must be obtaained before pump- ing or dumping any contents in- to the Village sewage system. Section 3u7. Backfilling above the cover level of any cesspool, septic fi~ank or sunilar tanks; or any building sewer, s11a11 Hat commence until permission has been granted by the .nnspection Office. Section 405. Old building ere may be used in conne~ with new buildings only ~ they are found, on examine and test by ehe Building specter to meet all requiren of this ordinance. Section 406. Building sewer shall, be of extra, Heavy watt' east iron pipe, asbestos cement pipe or vitrified clay pipe. 13uiluing sewer when laic ten feet oi• closer to any wait shall be or ex- tra heavy duty cast .iron pipe. Section .308. The owner shall Mirlimilnl size of puitaing sewer operate ana mam~am tae- pri- shall be ~"=extra Heavy cast vale swage disposal fatuities in iron pipe, 4" asbestos cemene a sanitary mangler at alt tlxrnes, Pipe and 6" vitrified clay pipe. at tto extiense to the Village. Change in direction oz buiiaifng Section 309. No statement con- sewer shall be mace by use of twined ixi this Article snail be fittings approved by the Buila= construes to interfere with any mg inspector. additional -Health requirements 't'ype of joints shall comply that may be imposed. with the relieving speciinua- ARTICLE IV l.tions: Cast iron mall nave a ~Bnildng Sewers and packed c3akum Joint vita a Hoe Connections ~ Poured lead ring approximately Section 401. No unauthorized /$ deep ana caulked. Asbestos person shall uncover, make any cement pipe snail consist oz the connections with or opening in- Flutter rung type JO1r1L aS rec- to, use, after, or disturb anq ommendea by ,the manufacturer, public sewer or appurtenance ®xcept when canxlecting.--tv the thereof without first obtaining a house dram .cast iron pipe where written permit from the Jiuiid- a packed Uakum joint with a hot ing Inspector and otherwise poured lead ring, approximately complying with the terms of /~ deep mall be uaea. Vitrifies this section. clay the joints snail consist of a Permits for bolding sewers z~ of packed uaxum ana ~a hot and connections 'shall be taken Poured approved joint cam- out by a Master Plumber, who liO~a' shall furnish a bond in the amount of $2,000.00, conditioned as required by the Ordinance . of this Village relating to `.~~ =-1i~ tensing of plumbers. The sold bond shall satisfy the require- ments of this section. prior to file commencement of construction work such Master Plumber sha11 take out and maintain insurance against da- mages rte property or injury or death to persons, which policies shall Indemnify and save harm- less the Village and ~ all of its officers and personnel against any claim, demand, damages, actions, or cause of action aris- ing out of or by reason of the doing of the work or activities related or incident thereto, and from -any • costs, disbursements, or expenses of defending the seine. The property damage in- surance coverage shall be in the amount of $25,00.0.: or more; and tYne public liability insur- ante for injury -or death to per- sons shall be in t•Yne amounts of $50,000.00 and $100,000.00. Proof of Sueli insurance shall be filed with the Village prior to com- mencement of construction work, and such policy shall pro- vide that the Village shall be notified immediately of any ter- mination or modification .of such insurance. Should the insurance coverage hereinfore provided be inade- quate ri; amount then ,such Master Plumber shall himself indemnify and. save harmles's the Village and all of its officers and personnel in like manner. Section 402. There shall be two classes of building sewer per- mils: (1) F'or residential and commercial service, and (2) 13'or SETVice to establishments pro- dueing industrial wastes. In either cars, the owner or his agent shall make application on a special form •furnished by the Village. The permit applie~ation shall be supplemented by any -plans, SpeCn lcatlOiis, OT V eITG1 information which the Village Engineer may reasonably re- quire. A permit and inspection fee 'of $7.50 for' ~a residential or commercial building sewer per- mit and $15.00 for an industrial building sewer permit shall be paid ~to the Village Treasurer at the time the application is filed. The Village shall furnish a .Red Permit Card .with permit number which shall be. promi- nently displayed on property where sewer connection is bring made; said card sYiall be dis- played for the duration of the work: Section 403: Ail costs and ex- panse incident to the installa- tion and connection of the building sewer shall be borne by the owner. T`he owner shall un- demnify the Village from any loss or damage that may direct- ly or indirectly bb occasioned by the installation of the building sewer. Section 404. A separate and in- dependent .building sewer shall.. be provided for every building; except where one building stands at the rear of another on an ulterior lot acid no pri- vate sewer is available or can be constructed to the roar building through an adjoining alloy, court, yard or driveway, .the building sewer from the front building may be extended to the rear building and the whole con- sidered as one building sewer except for rate purposes. Cast iron pipe with leaded joints may be requires by the Village lingiileer where the builamg sewer is exposes to da- mage by tree roots. tf installed ix1 filled or .unstable ground, the building sewer shall ere of cast iron sail pipe, except that non- metallic materlat may be aCCep- ted if laid on, a suitaale concrete bed or cradle as approved by the Village Engineer. ' Section 407. Building sewer pipe may be laidacross existing cesspools and septic tanKS pro- viding pips rests on a seeel re- inforcea concrete slab which ends rest directly on the con- crete block walls. •I'he twp center sections of a regular cesspool cover laid parallel with each other may be used. Section 408. Whenever possible the building sewer shall be brought Ito the building at an eievatiorl' below the basement floor. No building sewer shall be laid parallel to or within three feet .of any bearing waA, which might. thereby be weak- ened. The depth shall b® suffi- cient to afford protection from frost. The building sewer. shall be laid at uniform-grade and in straight alignment m so far as .possible. Section 409. In all buildings in which any building dram is too low to permit gravity flow to the public sewer, saxutary sew- age carried by such drain shall be lifted by approved artificial means ana discharged to the building sewer.. Section 410. All excavating re- quired for the installation of a building sewer shall be open trench work unless otherwise approved by the Village ~Ehgln- eer. Pipe laying ana backfill shall be performed' in accord., ante with rules and regulations of ttYis Village Engineer and ap- proved by the village council. No backfill shall be placed until work has been inspected. Sedan ~ir3- 1,-k.Y=T...°'~*=~~..'.51 connections shall be made gas- tight and watertight. Lead shall be run in one pour- ing and calked tight. No paint, varnish, or other coating shall be permitted on the jointing material until after the joint has .been tested and approved. All joints in vitrified clay pips or between such pipe. and metals shall be made with approved hot-poured jointing material as specified below. Material for hot-poured joints shall not soften sufficiently . to destroy the effectiveness of the joint when subjected to a tem- peratiure of one hundrefl sixty (160 degrees FJ degrees Fah- renheit,, -nor be soluble in any of the wastes oarried by the drainage system. The joint shall first be caulked tight with jute, hemp, err similar approved ma- Other jointing materiels land methods may - be used curly by- approval of the Village Engin- Section 412. The c6nnedion of the building sewer into ~tYe pub- lic sewer shall be made a.t the "Y" branch, if such braich is available at a suirtabl® lccatiori. If the public sewer is tweue (12) inches in diameter or le,,'ss, and no properly located "Y" branch is available, the owner sell at his expense install a. "Y" ¢ranch in the public sewer . at t>j loco- Lion specified by the tillage Engineer. Where the pubs sew- s is greater than 12 inches in ameter, and na properly ~ to-. ted "Y" brancK fs available, a at hole may be cut into the blic sewer to receive the • ding. sewer, with entry ixi the nnstream direction at an gle of about forty-five (45 de- ees) degrees. A forty-five degree ell may be ed to make such .connection, •th the spigot end cut so a,s not extend past fihe inn®r surface t he pbu~c sewer. The invert ding sewer at the int of connection shell b® at e same or at a higher eleva-• n than the invert of the ub. sewer. .A smooth, neat ~o9nt all be Trade, and the cannee- n made secure land watertight engagement inconcrete. Spe- al fittings •may be used for the nnecytion only when approved. the Village Engineer. Bwldmg SeWESS Ur hO~uSe Sew- s have been provided fog each paste structure and .all san- ctions to the public sanitary wer shall be made where ilding sewers and douse sew- s have been installed. Corlnec- n with the public sanitary wer arG axy° ather location must approved by the Village En- eer prior to -.starting of any retraction. In. the event the ch~hag been oinskall~ sonnet used, then the property owner all pay the full cost of making 'e connection elswhere. Section 413. The a~plicaat far e building sewer permit shall t:fy the Building Inspector en rthe building sewer is ady for inspection and eon- coon to the ppublic sewer. 'f'he nnection shall be made under e supervision of the Building. pector or his representative. Section 414. All exc•,a,vaitions r building; sower installation all be adequately guaxded th baasicades and lights so as protect the public from han- d. Streets, sidewalks, parkways d other public property dis- hed in. the course of the work be restored in a manner isfactory to the Village: ARTICLE Y Use of the Publiv. Sewers " Section 5G1. No person shall charge or cause to be dis- rged .any storm water, Sur- ce water, ground .water, roof off;- subsurface drainage, oiling water or unpolluted in- proc~s waters to any Lary sewer. Section 502. Storm water and other unpolluted drainage be discharged Ito such sew- s as are specifically designed storm sewers, or to a natural t1aG approved by the village uncil. Industrial cooling wa- r or unpolluted process' waters ay be discharged, upon app oval of the village council, to Strom sewer, or natural outlet. Section 503. Except as herein,- ter provided, no person shall charge ar cause to be dis- ged any of the fallowing de- ribed waters or wastes to any bile sewer: (A) Any liquid or vapor hav- g atemperature 'higher than 0 degrees F: (B) Axvy•water ar waste which ay " contain mare t hen 100 its per million, by weight, of t, oil, or grease. (C) Any gasoline, benzene, Iti~e1._oil, ar-tether Elam- --- able or explosive liquid, solid (D~Any garbage that has not en properly shredded. (E) Any ashes, cinders, sand, " ud, straw, shavings, metal, ass, rags, feathers, tar, plas- cs, wood, paunch manure, or y other solid ar viscous sub- anee capable of causing ob- ruction to the flow in sewers other interference with the oper 'operation of the sewage (F) Any waters ar wastes hav- ; g a FH lower than 5.5 or high- than 9.0, or having an other rrosive property capable of using damage or hazard to ruGtures, equipment, 'and per•- nnel of the sewage works. (G) Any waters or wastes ntaining a toxic or poisonous bstance .in sufficient quantity injure or ixl~tteerfere with any wage treatment process, con- fute a hazaxei to humans or ale, or create any hazard the receiving waters of the age treatlxlexut plant. (H) Any waters or wastes eon- suspended solids of such raster and quantity that usual attention or expense is aired to handle such matteri- at the sewage treatment Any noxious ar malodorous or substance capable of cra- g apublic nuisance. ~etion 504. Grease, oil, and (Continued on Page 9) Legal Notice (Continued from Fage $) ,or tamper `with any structu e appurtenance, or e q u i p m e n t which is •a part of the municipal sand interce tors shall be pro- latinge this ks. Any person vio- p g provision shall be vided when, they are necessary guilty of disorderly conduct. far the proper handling of liquid ARTICLE VII wastes containing grease ixl ex- Powers and Authority cessive amounts or any flamma- of Inspectors ble wastes, sand, and other Section "701. The Vffiage En- harmful ingredients; except gineer and other duly author- that such interceptors shall Hat iced employees of the village . be required for private living bearing proper credentials and quarters or dwelling units. All idenltif cation shall be permitted such interceptors shall be of a to enter upon all properties for type and capacity approved by .the purposes of inspection, ob- the Village Engineer, and shall nervation, measurement, samp- be located •as to be readily and ling, and testingg, in accordance easily accessible for cleaning with the provis:tons of this or- and inspection. dinance. Ave. Hi., Hiway Crrass® and oil interceptors - ARTICLE VIII a.m. shall be constructed of imper- Section >301. Any person violet- 1:00 a.m vious materials capable of with- ing any provision of this ordi- ~g peopl standing abrupt and extreme Hance shall, upon conviction arship changes in teffiperature. They thereof, be punished by a fine shall be of substantial construe- not exceeding one hundred ractice tion,. watertight, ar~'d equipped ($100.00) dollars, or by impris~n- with eas3,`ly removable covers meat for not exceeding ninety ,Prayer a which when bolted in place shall (90) days. Each day that viola- ' be gastight and watertight. tion shall continue shall cansti- Seotion 505. VPh®re installed, tote a separate offense. ,y~ Churc all grease, oil and sand intereep- Section 802. Any person violet- South tars shall be maintained by the ~ any of the provisfons of this ;yer owner, .at his exper~se, 3n con- ordinance shall become liable to ox tinuously efficient operation at the village for any expense, loss, pastors a1i times. or damage ocoasioned the vil- ' ing Wor la,ge by reason of such violation.. Section 505. The admission in- ARTICLE IX ~ at sam Ito the public sewers of any wa- Validity tars or wastes- having (A) a 5- Section 901. All ordinances or day Biochemical Oxygen De- ants of ordinances in conflict ESSES mend greater than 300 parts per ~erewith are hereby repealed. rst Ave. S million by weight, ar (B) con- Section 902. The invalidity of fairing more than. 350 parts per ,any section, clause, sentence, or million by weight of suspended provision of this ordinance shall ble lecture solids, or (C) con,ta.ining any not affect the validity of any I Bibl quantity of substances having Other part of this ordinance'•m•~ the eharaerteristies described in which can, be ven effect with- t Ave. S. ~ Section 503, . or (D) having an out such fnvald part or parts. f. 110th St. everage daily flow greater than ~ p~~ by the Village Coun- 18th Ave 2 %® of the average daily sewage cil on the 26th day of January, ~nce. 700 flow of the village, shall be sub- 1954. jest to +the review and approval Bred O. Kitteli Fford reel of the Village Engineer. Mayor The owner shall provide, at Leroy Trafton rratic Min -his expense, such preliminary Servic treatment as msy be necessary ATTEtST: Manager ~•, to, (A) reduce •the Biochemical pool H. Haugen ~ ,.- Oxygen, Demand to 300 pa ns`~er Clerk arch million and the, Suspended solids to 350 parts per million by •~--Church oy . ~~~ pastor weight, ar (B) reduce objec+tian- 7950 1st. Ave. So: and grades able characteristics or constitu- Sunday School IO a.m.; Worshi exLts to within ,the maximum -- Church 10:45, 'Evening 7:30; Wednesda limits p~ovided far in Section s• 6: ~ p•m• at 8 " p.m. 503 or (C) control the quantities and rates of discharge of such waters or wastes. Flans, speeifi- lod~t . catiops, and any other pertinent ',Enue South infcirmRation ;relating to proposed ' Minister preliminary treatment facilities;, shall be submitted far the ap- r0 1183 and a the Wat r Polluti~~r 9:30 and 11 trot Commission of the State of i S®rvices Minnesota, grid no construction t0 a.m. Nur- af such facilities shall be com- hool. menced until said approvals are throw h obtained ,in writing. ~ Section 507. Where prelimi- nary treatment facilities are Fellowship: provided for any waters or nt.. Senior .wastes, they shall be maintained continuously iTi satisfactory and p,m• effective operation, by the own- er at his expense. '- S®ction 508. The owner of any Ferri property served by a building ,:.roh sewer carrying industrial wastes ~ Hoed shall install a suitable caTltrol ~~ Road manhole in the building sewer to facilitate observation, samp- I, Pastor ling and measurement of the 'nd Sunday wastes. Such manhole, when re- • quired, shall be accessibly and safely located, and shall be con- Wednesday strueted in accordance with , ~ - ~1ans approved by the Village sneer. The manhhole shall be_~ i lled by the owner at his ex- pense, and shall be maintained ' t Missioffi y him so as to be safe and ac- Ave. cessible at all times. .pastor Section 509. All measurements a.m. tests and analyses of the char- ; 00 a.m. aeteristics of waters and wastes to which reference is made in Sections 603 and 506 shall be de- termined in accordance with methods employed by the `Min- .pal Church nesata D~parrtment of Health, Avenue and shaIl be determined at the ehrane control manhole provided for in Section 508, ar upon suitable ~ samples t~a,ken at said control ~-•8:30 a.m. manhole. - In the event that no x-9:30 AM. . special manhole has . been re- end Church quired, Sthe control manlT.ale 1 shall, be considered to be the .. 11:00 a.m. nearest downstream manhi,le in !ursexy, and the public sewer to the point at ; which ~th® building sewer is con -- - nected. Section 510. No statement eon- G DUGLAS YOU faired in this .Article shall ~ be ; a construed as preventing any, special agreement or arrange- of Northwestern Sem$nary meat between the' Village and ! " Speaks on •any industrial concern wh®re- ,' by an industrial waste of unusu- ~ht on Bihle Verses al Strength or character may be » doe fed by th.~ village fax m 4000 Years Ago treatment, subject to pa ent , Presbyterian Church therefor by the industrial con- cern,. ~ d 10th A S ARTIf}LE VI ' Protection from Damage Section PsAi. No unauthorized person shall maliciously, wil- fully, or negligenty break, da- mage, destroy, .uncover, deface th an ve. o. Feb. 5th - 8:00 P.1~. Public Welcome ~'~ ;~„n~u~'"~~ ~ u ~'~!~"''~ '. ~~~~~ ~ ~~~~ :~~ a ludo b~ n>~ tD~~~>~jA.iA9~ I cnu~"~°nl Job Prin~i •QUALITY WORK at Reasonable Rates +~