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E. 7080.0175 Maintenance. Sewage tanks shall be pumped at minimum every 2 years. A pumping report shall be submitted to the city by the pumper. The City will furnish report forms. F. 7080.0300 General. Collector systems in the OP zone shall be operated and maintained by the homeowners association. An Operation and Maintenance plan shall be prepared by the developer prior to final plat approval. The homeowners assocation shall be responsable for implementing this plan. Included in this plan shall be both ground water monitoring, and visual inspections. Biannual reports shall be prepared by an ISTS professional or Engineer and submitted to the city. 700.04 General Provisions. Subd 1 Administration All individual sewage treatment systems installed subsequent to the adoption of this section and all alterations, extensions, modifications or repairs to existing systems irrespective of the date of original installation shall be regulated in accordance with all requirements of this section. Any individual sewage treatment system or component of the system, irrespective of the date of original installation, which is not located, constructed, installed or maintained in accordance with the provisions of the ordinance shall be so relocated, reconstructed, replaced or otherwise brought into compliance within 180 days of notice and order to comply by the zoning administrator. Existing systems which show evidence of sewage tank effluent discharge to the ground surface, ground or surface waters or other evidence of failure to adequately treat the sewage tank effluent shall be replaced, reconstructed or repaired within 90 days of notice and order to comply by the zoning administrator. Subd 2 General Requirements, A. Unlawful Connection to Community Sewage Treatment System. It shall be unlawful for any person to connect a building sewer to any community sewage treatment system without first obtaining a permit from the City. The City shall permit new connections and flow increases only if there is additional available capacity in all components of the particular public sewage treatment system being considered. No new connections or flow increases will be permitted during the first two years following start-up of each public sewage treatment system. B. Lawful Connections to Community Sewage Treatment Systems. New connections will be allowed, with City permit, according to the following conditions: 1. Where an existing individual sewage treatment system is failing and where the property in question is near the community sewage treatment system, a new connection may be permitted if capacity is available in all components of the community sewage treatment system. 2. New connections to the community sewage treatment system will be permitted for new construction if capacity is available in all components of the particular community sewage treatment system over what is needed to accommodate all the existing structures. 3. The fee for new connections shall be evaluated on a case by case basis. In general the new user shall pay all costs to connect to the system, plus a charge to pay for previously built drain led areas. 4. No person(s) shall uncover, make any connections with or opening into, use, alter, or disturb any community sewage treatment system or appurtenance of the system without first obtaining a written permit from the City.