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SEPARATE CONNECTIONS § 52.01 SEPARATE CONNECTIONS. – Current Every building other than an accessory building must have a separate water service connection which meets the requirements of state law, this code and the city’s Water Department. A hook-up charge in the amount as set forth in Chapter 33 must be paid before water service is connected. § 52.01 SEPARATE CONNECTIONS. – Proposed Every building other than an accessory building must have a separate water service connection which meets the requirements of state law, this code and the city’s Water Department. A connection hook-up charge in the amount as set forth in Chapter 33 must be paid for each available charged unit as determined by the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) for before any new or additional demand is placed on the utility system. water service is connected Water and sewer connection fess must be paid prior to service being established or the change in use of an established service. § 52.01 SEPARATE CONNECTIONS. – Proposed (clean) Every building other than an accessory building must have a separate water service connection which meets the requirements of state law, this code and the city’s Water Department. A connection charge in the amount as set forth in Chapter 33 must be paid for each available charged unit as determined by the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) for any new or additional demand is placed on the utility system. Water and sewer connection fess must be paid prior to service being established or the change in use of an established service. GARBAGE AND SOLID WASTE OFFENSES § 130.50 DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS. – Current One of the following provisions must be made for each property in the city for the disposal of garbage and other solid waste: (A) Regular collection service by a hauler licensed by the city; (B) Participation in a sharing or pool for a regular collection service by a hauler licensed by the city; or (C) Lawful disposal by transporting the solid waste to a place of business owned or controlled by the property owner. § 130.50 DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS. – Proposed In accordance with Minnesota Statutes section 115A.941 and to promote health, safety, and the general welfare, each property in the City, including each residential household and business, shall have a contract for regular collection service by a hauler licensed by the City for the disposal of garbage and solid waste. Residential properties that consist of single-unit, two-unit, or three-unit buildings are exclusively subject to the City’s system of organized collection, which was implemented pursuant to Minnesota Statutes section 115A.94 and the Agreement for Residential Solid Waste and Recycling Collection Services entered into between the City and its licensed solid waste haulers. 27