A. If a storm drainage side sewer, in the public right-of-way, belonging to another property owner is to be used, written permission from the property owner for such use must accompany the storm drainage side sewer application.

B. When two or more structures, not in common ownership, are to be connected on one storm drainage side sewer, easements running with the land must be executed and recorded with the county auditor (department of records and elections). The easements shall be approved as to form by the city attorney and shall ensure that all properties involved shall have perpetual use of the storm drainage side sewer and shall contain provisions for joint responsibility for costs of maintenance, repair and access, and shall be signed by the owners of the properties subject to the easements. The easement shall be acknowledged and must be recorded by the property owners with the county auditor (department of records and elections) before a permit shall be issued for construction. (Ord. 2023 § 1 (Exh. A), 2009; Ord. 1634 § 1, 1996).