§ 110-30. Extension of mains at request of property owner; pro rata frontage for large tracts of land.

Upon the request of an owner, or his agent, of a given lot or tract of land, the city may extend all sanitary sewer and water mains, including valves and hydrants, necessary to provide the service for which the request was made, if, in the opinion of the city, such extensions are deemed feasible. The applicant to be served shall be required to pay the charges provided for in this article. The owners of all intervening property served by the main extensions shall be required to pay the charges provided for herein at such time as their property is connected to the mains thus laid. Should an individual residence or building located on a large tract of land be connected to the city's water or sewer mains, the owner of such property shall pay pro rata charges on at least a minimum of 200 feet of frontage at the front or rear of such residence or building or at least a minimum of 200 feet along the side, if so connected. In all such cases the front or side footage utilized by the property owner in the pro rata charge made would be established by the city.

(Code 1982, § 31-14; Ord. No. 630, § II, 12-14-1964; Ord. No. 1053, § II, 2-28-1978)