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## VILLAGE OF KITSCOTY UTILITY BYLAW NO. 2025-16
A BYLAW OF THE VILLAGE OF KITSCOTY IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO SET FORTH TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE OF THE WATER, SEWER AND GARBAGE SERVICES IN THE VILLAGE OF KITSCOTY.
WHEREAS, the Council of the Village of Kitscoty, duly assembled, deems it advisable to set forth the terms and conditions for the maintenance and supply of water and sewer services from its water distribution and sewer collection systems; and, provision of garbage collection services; and
WHEREAS the Council of the Village of Kitscoty deems it advisable to make provisions for the charging and collecting of water, sewer and garbage rates to meet the cost of maintaining and operating its water distribution and sewer collection system and garbage collection services;
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, Chapter M.26 Revised Statutes of Alberta, 2000, Council may pass bylaws for providing services provided by or on behalf of the Municipality;
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of Village of Kitscoty, in the Province of Alberta, hereby enacts as follows:
## Litle:
1. Hereinafter this bylaw may be cited as the "Utility Bylaw".
## Definitions:
2. Authorized Person/Personnel: any person employed by the Village of Kitscoty.
3. Backflow: the reversal of flow of any water, wastewater or any other liquid, chemical or substance back into the potable water supply system.
4. Council: the Council of the Village of Kitscoty.
5. Consumer: the owner of the lands and premises in which any Village water and/or sewer services are installed.
6. Cross connection; an actual or potential connection from the Village's potable water system to any source of pollution or contamination that could render the Village's water non-potable or lethal.
7. Cross connection control device; a device or method that prevents backflow.
8. CSA: Canadian Standards Association.
9. Curb cock: the devise on a water service line used to interrupt or discontinue the supply of water.
10. Peace Officer: a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, a member of a municipal police force, a special constable, or a Village of Kitscoty Bylaw Officer.
11. Roll out carts; Roll out garbage container required by the Vermilion River Regional Waste Management Services Commission.
12. Testable cross connection control device; a cross connection control device which is capable of being inspected and tested in accordance with the National Plumbing Code of Canada, as amended or replaced.
13. V.R.R.W.M.S.C: is the Vermilion River Regional Waste Management Services Commission.
14. Village: depending on the context is either:
14. 14.1. the Municipal Corporation of the Village of Kitscoty, its administration and staff, agents or representatives; or
15. 14.2. the territory contained within the corporate boundaries of the Village of Kitscoty.
## Administration:
15. The Village shall:
2. 15.1. Supply the utility services so far as there is sufficient capacity, upon such terms, costs or charges as established by Council, to any consumer where the property is situated along a water main and sewer main.
3. 15.2. So far as is reasonably possible, endeavor to provide regular and uninterrupted operation of the utility services. However, breaks to water mains, sewer mains and other facilities are inherent to the normal operation of a utility and may result in interruptions to the utility service.
4. 15.3. The Village, its officers, employees or agents shall not be liable for any damages of any kind due to changes in water pressure, the shutting off of water, or by reason of the water containing sediments, deposits or other foreign matter.
## 16. The Village:
- 16.1. Does not guarantee the pressure of the water utility nor the continuous supply of water.
- 16.2. Reserves the right at any time, without notice, to change the operating water pressure of the water utility and to shut off the water utility.
- 16.3. Recommends that persons depending on continuous and uninterrupted supply of water or requiring a certain standard of water quality shall provide such facilities as are necessary to ensure the service, at their own cost and expense.
17. Governing of use of water:
- 17.1. In case of making repairs or in construction of new works or in connecting or repairing service pipes, the Village shall have the right to shut off the water from any customer without notice and keep it off as long as may be necessary.
- 17.2. The Village shall endeavor to provide notice to customers of such interruption of service and shall seek to minimize the inconvenience to customers as may be possible and reasonable.
18. All properties that contain a well or other source of water supply other than the Village's water system must:
- 18.1. Obtain permission from Alberta Environment;
- 18.2. Analyze water to certify to Alberta Environment that the water in well or other source is suitable for consumption;
- 18.3. Install a backflow valve to ensure private water supply does not enter the Village's water system.
19. All properties that generate sewage and wastewater shall be connected to the Village's sewer system except where exempted by the Development Permit application process. Such exemption may be allowed for the following reasons:
- 19.1. The location of the properties in relation to an existing sewer main is such that the extension of the main is precluded because of the excessive cost or engineering difficulty;
- 19.2. The sewer main adjacent to the property is of insufficient size or capacity to handle the proposed effluent and enlarging the main is deemed excessive in cost; or
- 19.3. The types of wastes to be generated by the property are not permitted by this Bylaw or Provincial Regulation to be disposed of through the Village's sewer system and providing that an alternative sewage disposal system is provided.
20. An alternative sewage disposal installation permitted under Section 19.3 may without limiting the generality of the foregoing, include a sewage pump out tank or septic tank, such installations subject in all cases to applicable Provincial Regulation and Village approval.
21. Where an alternative sewage disposal installation has been permitted pursuant to Section 19.1 or 19.2 and where subsequent to that installation a sewage main is constructed upgraded such that the disposal of sewage from the property to the Village is now practical, the owner of the property shall discontinue
the use of the alternate sewage installation and make connection to the Village sewage main within one (1) year from the date upon which the owner has received notice of the installation or upgrading of the sewer main.
22. Each existing lot or parcel and each principal building or occupant, shall be provided with a separate water and sewer service where feasible.
## Water:
The Village of Kitscoty owns, operates and is responsible for maintenance of all water system components on public property.
23. No person except those authorized by the Village shall make any connection with any of the public pipes or mains in the public thoroughfares of the Village.
24. No person, without first having obtained applicable provincial permits and a Village development permit, will make connection with any of the public water lines or mains. The person so authorized is fully liable for any damage caused while making such connection and will also provide adequate safety provisions during the connection.
25. All water service lines, laid down in private property, between the property line and the meter, will be constructed of CSA approved material of equal quality to and compatible with, the service lines in the street between the street main and the property line.
26. The property owner owns, operates and is responsible for maintenance of water service lines on private property. All property owners shall keep and maintain service piping in proper working conditions and free from leaks.
27. Private water sources within the Village's corporate limits are prohibited, unless approved by the Village.
28. If at any time a private source of water is found and is not approved, notice to discontinue use will be given by the Village. Should the use of water continue forty-eight (48) hours after the notice, such source or supply of water will be declared a nuisance and danger to public health and safety, and will be removed, filled up or otherwise abated.
29. All costs associated with the elimination of the private water source shall be the responsibility of the Property Owner of the private water source.
## Meters:
30. All water users require meters and water meter seals to be installed on their premises, which are owned, supplied and maintained by the Village. Installation requires an open area of approximately 18" square above the main control valve and this area must be left accessible. The owner must do such work entirely at his or her own cost and to the specification required by the Village.
31. The Village will replace any meter that stops working due to normal wear and tear at no cost to the owner.
32. No person shall disconnect a meter or do anything which may prevent or impede the flow of water through a meter or the recording of the flow of water through the meter, or which may affect the proper operation of the water meter.
33. No person shall interfere with, cut or remove the wire seal on a meter or valve, except in the case of an emergency.
34. In the event a person breaks a seal on a valve in order to obtain a supply of water for emergency purposes, that person shall notify the Chief Administrative Officer within twenty-four (24) hours during regular business hours.
35. The owner shall install a control valve in the service pipe before the meter setting. The meter setting and control valve shall be positioned near the point where the private service enters the owner's building. The owner shall maintain the control valve in sound working order.
36. The owners, occupants or tenants shall be responsible for protecting the meter from interference or injury or frost or any type of defacement and shall be liable for any damage that may occur to the meter. In the event that a meter is damaged, the owner shall be responsible for all replacement costs.
37. The owners, occupants or tenants shall allow access to the premises for the authorized person charged with:
9. from the Village's system.
10. 37.2. Shut off and seal a water line for non-payment.
11. 37.3. In the event the Village initiates a water meter change-out project, the property owner must ensure that an appointment is made to change out the old metering equipment with the new metering equipment. Failure to comply with booking such an appointment could result in utility service cancellation, reconnection charges and the full cost of the meter replacement labor charges.
38. The Village of Kitscoty will respond to requests from property owners for water system maintenance on private property for the following activities:
13. 38.1. Water curb cock closing and opening in the event of downstream leaks or other requirements for their own purposes.
## Restrictions:
39. The Village shall have the right to restrict or ration the amount of water used during periods of heavy demand, upon 24 hours notice, conditions permitting, or interrupt the service for necessary maintenance, repairs or firefighting or any other possible emergencies.
40. When water restrictions are set by the Village through advertising via usual communication methods, anyone found watering with an outside hose will receive one warning and the next time they will be fined in an amount as set in Schedule "B". If the fine is not paid within 21 days, the fine will be added to their utility bill.
41. Outdoor water privileges for the Village of Kitscoty between May 1st and September 30t of each year will be as follows:
4. 41.1. ODD numbered houses shall water on ODD numbered days between the hours of 6:00am to 9:00am and 5:00pm to 10:00pm;
5. 41.2. EVEN numbered houses shall water on EVEN numbered days between the hours of 6:00am to 9:00am and 5:00pm to 10:00pm.
42. Except as hereinafter provided, no persons other than those authorized by the Village will open or close or operate or interfere with any valve, hydrant or fire plug or draw water there from.
7. 42.1. In the case of new construction or reconstructed premises, proof of a plumbing permit may be required before the water service valve will be turned on.
## Obstructions:
43. No person will in any manner obstruct the free access to any hydrant or valve or curb cock.
44. No person shall interfere with, damage or make inaccessible any curb cock due to the construction of sidewalks, pathways, driveways or any similar construction. The owner will be required to pay all costs, in additions to the penalties in this Bylaw, involved in repair of or changes to a curb cock due to inaccessibility to or damage to the curb cock by the owner.
## Cross Connections and Backflow Prevention:
45. No person shall connect, cause to be connected, or allow to remain connected to the water system any piping, fixture, fitting, container or appliance, in a manner which, under any circumstances, may allow water, wastewater or any other liquid, chemical or substance to enter the water system.
46. Customers must allow a Village sanctioned inspector full access to their residences or facilities in order to evaluate and/or inspect possible cross connections and existing or newly installed backflow preventers.
47. For the purposes of preventing a cross connection as prohibited in Section 45, the Village may require any consumer to install a testable cross connection control device or devices.
48. At the time of installation and thereafter as required by the Village, every consumer required by any Act, regulation or code or by the Village pursuant to Section 23 to 26 to install a testable cross connection control device or devices shall:
5. 48.1. Ensure that the testable cross connection control device or devices installed are inspected and tested on a yearly basis;
6. 48.2. Report the results of the inspection and testing on the form prescribed by the Village to the Village within the time frame specified by the Village.
49. Every consumer required by the Director pursuant to Section 45 to install a testable cross connection control device or devices shall install only testable cross connection control devices or devices approved by the Village.
50. Every consumer required by this Section to ensure that testable cross connection control device or devices installed are inspected and tested shall ensure that only persons approved by the Village to inspect and test the testable cross connection control device or devices. In approving persons to inspect and test cross connection control devices, the Village may take into consideration the following qualifications:
9. 50.1. A certificate from an accredited organization as a Certified Backflow Prevention Device Tester;
10. 50.2. A calibration certificate for test equipment;
11. 50.3. Another trade or professional qualification (e.g. Plumbing Certificate, Sprinkler Fitter Certificate, etc.) and;
12. 50.4. Liability insurance coverage.
51. If a consumer fails to have a testable cross connection device or devices inspected or tested or fails to report the results of the inspection or testing to the Village; the Village may notify the consumer that the testable cross connection control device or devices must be inspected and tested and a test report must be submitted to the Village within the time frame specified by the Village and;
14. 51.1. The Village may discontinue providing water service to the consumer until the consumer has the testable cross connection control device or devices inspected and tested and the consumer submits a report with the results satisfactorily to the Village.
52. Every consumer shall display an up to date information record card issued by the Village on or immediately adjacent to the testable cross connection control devices.
## Sewer:
The Village of Kitscoty, as owner and operator of a sanitary sewage system, recognizes a responsibility to maintain that piped system. This responsibility extends to all trunk sanitary sewers, sanitary sewer mains and sanitary sewer services on public property, excepting that persons plugging that portion of the sanitary sewer service pipe on public property are responsible for removing that obstruction.
53. The Village of Kitscoty owns, operates and is responsible for maintaining the sanitary sewer
2. system on public property, including the sanitary sewer service pipe from the sewer mains to the boundary of the private property.
54. No person, without first having obtained applicable provincial permits as well as permission from the Village through a development permit, or signed servicing agreement will make connection with any of the public sewer lines or mains. The person so authorized will be fully liable for any damage caused while making such connection and will also provide adequate safety provisions during the connection.
55. All sewer service lines, laid down in private property, between the property line and the buildings being serviced, will be so constructed of C.S.A. approved material of equal quality to the sewer service line in the street between the street main and the property line. Connection must be as per current CSA standards.
56. Authorized persons shall have the right at all reasonable times to enter houses or other places which have been connected with the Village sewer system, that have been given him/her to ascertain whether or not any improper material or liquid is being discharged into the sewers, and he/she shall have the power to stop or prevent from discharging into sewer system which are liable to injure the sewers or obstruct the flow of sewage.
57. No substance may be discharged into the sewer system that is toxic, hazardous or poisonous.
58. The owner of any property, building or facility connected to the Village of Kitscoty's sanitary sewer systems owns, operates and has the responsibility to maintain the sanitary sewer pipe on private
59. The owner of any property connected to the Village of Kitscoty's sanitary sewer system is responsible for unplugging any blockage in the sanitary sewer service pipe on both private and public property, from the building to the sewer main connection location, both with respect to engaging a sewer cleaning contractor to unplug the pipe and bearing the cost of such service. If the main sewer line is running free, then the plugged sewer is deemed to be the responsibility of the property owner. The unplugging of a blockage in a sanitary sewer service pipe caused by tree roots from trees located on private property is considered to be the responsibility of the property owner.
60. In the event that a blockage occurs in that portion of the sanitary sewer pipe on public property which is caused by a structural defect in the pipe, the Village of Kitscoty will repair the sewer pipe and reimburse the property owner or occupant for the costs of unplugging that pipe, if such costs can be supported by a paid invoice.
61. That on all new construction a sewer back-flow prevention device must be installed in all building sewer lines.
62. That on all new construction, a grease, oil and sand separators must be provided on private property for all commercial garages, service stations and car washes.
63. The Village may upon reasonable notice and at reasonable times enter buildings or other places which have been connected with Village sewers, and facilities to ascertain whether or not any improper material or liquid is being discharged in sewers and the Village shall have the right to use any test or other means necessary to determine compliance with this Bylaw and to stop or prevent the discharge of any substances that are liable to injure the sewer or obstruct the flow of sewage.
64. Only authorized personal shall raise, turn, lift or remove any manhole cover, ventilator or any other item of the Village's sanitary sewer system.
65. The owner of any building shall discharge the rainfall or snow melt from roofs by means of roof drains to the ground surface at the exterior of a building in such areas where public storm sewer connections are not provided. No person will discharge or cause to be discharged any storm water or natural water to any sanitary sewer.
66. All new construction, at the owner's own expense, must have the building weeping tile or any other foundation drain to a sump installed within the building; the sump shall discharge by pumping to the ground surface at the building exterior, as per the requirements of the Alberta Building Code. No person shall connect a weeping tile or other foundation drain to a sanitary sewer.
## Garbage:
67. The Village of Kitscoty provides for residential garbage pickup through an automated garbage pickup with roll out carts, which are the property of the Village, with each cart registered to each address.
68. Roll out cart replacement costs are the responsibility of the property owner if the damage or loss is due to negligence and/or abuse.
69. Where necessary or advisable, Council is hereby authorized to make certain adjustments regarding the placing of roll out carts, etc.
70. Garbage pickup day and time may be varied at the discretion of the V.R.R.W.M.S.C, who will designate the details of pickup day and time.
71. Garbage of any sort is not allowed to accumulate on any premises within the Village and shall be disposed of as not to create a nuisance.
## Billing:
72. That every person, firm or corporation being the registered owner or purchaser entitled to possession under the Agreement for Sale of property, shall pay monthly to the Village of Kitscoty, the rates as set out in Schedule "A". The said charges shall be due and payable when the account is rendered. Failure to receive an account shall in no way affect the liability of the consumer to pay the amount.
73. If at any time a situation is discovered where no account has been established, an Account will be established and the Property Owner will be deemed to be the customer and will be responsible for all Utility Services that have been provided in the previous two (2) years or from the time of ownership, whichever is less.
74. All accounts in the name of the Village of Kitscoty may be exempt from paying the monthly rates as set out in Schedule "A".
75. The Council may vary the said rates or add thereto other classifications, as may be deemed necessary.
76. All utility services will be in the name of the property owner and they shall:
6. 76.1. Pay a deposit as set in Schedule "A". No interest shall be paid on the deposit.
7. 76.2. File written notice with the Village Office, authorizing a copy of the utility bill be sent to tenants of said property.
77. Payment of utility bills is to be 20 days from the date of the billing.
78. A utility bill not paid by the due date will be considered to be in arrears and subject to late penalty charges as per the current Fees and Charges Bylaw.
79. An Administration fee as set out in the current Fees and Charges Bylaw will be levied in the event that a transfer of a utility account balance, in arrears for two (2) consecutive months, to the Property tax account is deemed necessary.
80. Any utility bills in arrears for services supplied by the Village to any land or premises may be added to the taxes assessed against the real property to which the utility services has been supplied, and may be collected in any of the ways provided for the collection of taxes, according to the Municipal Government Act M-26.1, 1994 and any amendments thereto and subject to an administration fee as set in the current Fees & Charges Bylaw.
81. The calculation of a utility billing is based on the consumption of water, the quantity used shall be determined from the present and previous meter readings as recorded by the Village or if an actual reading is not available, a minimum bill will be generated.
82. To activate water service to a premise, someone must be at the premise when the water is turned on.
## Termination:
83. An owner who has been supplied with service and who desires the discontinuance of the use, must give the Village notice of discontinuance and provide:
2. 83.1. The name of the person responsible for further use, otherwise the rate previously charged will continue until such notice is given or the water turned off.
3. 83.2. A final meter reading recorded on the last day of inhabitation or possession.
4. 83.3. The water service may not be physically shut off if the person responsible for further use is known.
5. 83.4. The final estimated bill may be added to the tax account to ensure payment when the premise is transferring ownership.
6. 83.5. All property owners will remain responsible for the fixed monthly fees as per Schedule A of this Bylaw.
84. When the premises to which utility service is provided becomes vacant and no request for service has been made, the Village may terminate the account and, in lieu of disconnecting the service, open a new utility account in the name of the new property owner. Nothing herein shall prevent the new property owner from requesting that the Village disconnect such utility service provided all service charges, prescribed herein are paid.
85. The Village may discontinue the supply of all utility services for any of the following reasons:
9. 85.1. Non-payment of any utility accounts;
10. 85.2. Failure by, or refusal of, a customer to comply with any provisions of this bylaw;
11. 85.3. Failure by, or refusal of, a customer to comply with any provisions of any Provincial Acts, the Building Code or any regulations thereunder;
12. 85.4. At the owner's request to have services discontinued;
13. 85.5. Repair;
14. 85.6. Lack of water supply;
15. 85.7. Defective piping;
16. 85.8. Failure to comply with water rationing;
17. 85.9. In any other case provided for in this bylaw.
86. The Chief Administrative Officer may direct an authorized person to enter upon and in any property upon which a meter or shut-off valve is situated for the purpose of terminating the supply of a utility to that property or for the purpose of supplying a utility to that property.
87. Upon termination of an existing utility account the deposit shall be returned to the customer after deducting therefrom all fees and charges outstanding.
## Offenses and Penalties:
88. Unpaid utility bills for amounts payable to the Village under this bylaw will be subject to penalties in accordance with the current Fees and Services Bylaw and amendments thereto.
89. Any rates, costs or charges in arrears for water service supplied by the Village to any property, may be added to the taxes assessed against the real property to which the water or other services have been supplied, and may be collected in any of the ways provided by the collection of taxes, including tax recovery.
90. Any person violating any provision of this bylaw may be served by the Village with written notice stating the nature of the violation and requiring the satisfactory correction thereof within 48 hours, or such additional time as determined by the Chief Administrative Officer. Such person shall, within the time stated in such notice, permanently cease all violations.
91. Where a Peace Officer or Bylaw Enforcement Officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a person has contravened any provision of this bylaw, they may serve upon such person a municipal tag, Schedule "C", allowing the payment of the specified penalty, as per Schedule "B" to the Village which shall be accepted by the Village in lieu of prosecution for the offence.
92. Any person who fails to act in compliance and accordance with any notice given to him/her under this bylaw; shall be guilty of an offence and upon summary conviction shall be liable to a penalty of not less than $200 and not more than $2,500, plus court costs and in default of payment of the penalty and costs, to a term of imprisonment not exceeding 6 months.
## General:
93. In case of any dispute as to the proper charge to which any property is subject by reason of the provisions herein contained, the matter shall be referred to the Chief Administrative Officer and where the dispute is not then settled to the satisfaction of a property owner such owner may refer the matter to the Village Council. Final appeal may then be made in the manner provided for the Arbitration Act of the Province of Alberta.
SHOULD any provision of this Bylaw be determined to be invalid, then such provision shall be severed and the remaining bylaw shall be maintained.
THIS Bylaw shall come into force and effect on the final date of passing thereof and having been signed by the Chief Elected Official and Chief Administrative Officer.
Utility Bylaw 2024-02 and all revisions and amendments are hereby rescinded on the passing of this Bylaw.
Introduced and Read a first time this 1st Day of December 2025.
Read a second time this 1st Day of December 2025.
Read a third and final time and passed this 1s' Day of December 2025.
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REVISED SCHEDULE "A" To Bylaw 2025-16 Monthly Water, Sewer, Garbage and Recycle Rates
| Classification | Water Basic Per **Water/Sewer Meter | Reserve Flat rate Per Property | Sewer Basic per Site | Garbage/ Recycling | Recycling | Total Minimum Monthly Billing |
|-------------------------------|---------------------------------------|----------------------------------|------------------------|----------------------|-------------|---------------------------------|
| Single/ Multi Family Dwelling | $25.00 | $25.00 | $19.00 | $27.50 | $0 | $96.50 |
| Non-Residential | $35.00 | $25.00 | $22.00 | $56.50 | $0 | $138.50 |
| Hotel/ Restaurants | $35.00 | $25.00 | $42.00 | $56.50 | $0 | $158.50 |
| Schools | $40.00 | $25.00 | $69.50 | $0.00 | $0 | $134.50 |
| Non-Profit Organizations | $25.00 | $25.00 | $19.00 | $27.50 | $0 | $96.50 |
All rates become effective January 1, 2026
*Water consumption for all classifications is charged at a rate of $3.90 / m3 (2026 rates)
A deposit is required for all accounts in the amount of $200.00
Disconnection/ reconnection fee for all classifications is $75.00 / occurrence
## **Water/Sewer Reserve rates apply to all properties within the Village of Kitscoty including vacant lots**
SCHEDULE "B" To Bylaw 2024-02 Penalties for Non Compliance
| Section | | Penalty |
|-----------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------|
| 23 | No person authorized to make connection to pipes | $500 |
| 24 | No person without obtaining provincial permits and Village development permit. will make connection to water pipes | $200 |
| 32 | No person shall disconnect a meter or do anything which may prevent or impede the flow of water through a meter | $1000 |
| 33 | No person shall interfere with, cut or remove the wire seal on a meter or valve | $1000 |
| 36 | Not protecting the meter from interference or injury or frost or any type of defacement | $200+ replacement costs |
| 40 | Watering during water restriction | $500 |
| 42 | No person will operate a valve, hydrant or fire plug | $200 |
| 43 | No person will obstruct access to any hydrant or valve or curb cock | $200 |
| 44 | Interfere, damage or make inaccessible any curb cock | $200 +costs |
| 45 | No person will allow substances to enter water system | $2000 + costs |
| 51 | Failure to install testable CCC, inspect and report | $200+ disconnection |
| 54 | No person without obtaining provincial permits and Village development permit, will make connection to sanitary pipes | $200 |
| 57 | Toxic, hazardous or poisonous substance discharged into sewer | $2000 |
| 61 | New construction fails to have sewer backflow device | $200 |
| 65 | Discharge storm water or natural water into the sanitary sewer | $200 |
| 66 | Weeping tile connected to sanitary sewer | $200 |