A. 
No sewer connection shall be made without a permit therefor issued by the Department of Health in accordance with the Plumbing Code of the Borough of Fort Lee.
B. 
No person, firm or corporation shall construct a private sewer in or through any street or portion thereof except under such circumstances as would make it impracticable to extend a main sewer line. Special permission may be granted by the Mayor and Council upon submission of an application containing a description of the unusual circumstances requiring a private sewer line. Such permission shall create no vested rights and shall be revocable by the Mayor and Council at any time.
C. 
No person, firm or corporation shall construct an extension of a main sewer line without first having obtained permission therefor from the Mayor and Council by resolution of said Mayor and Council. Said permission so given shall be subject to the construction of said sewer main or mains under the supervision of the Borough Engineer or Director of Public Works and in accordance with specifications approved by the Mayor and Council.
D. 
Upon application being made for permission to construct a sewer main or mains the Mayor and Council may, in its discretion and as a condition of approval, require the person so applying to furnish bonds, in a form to be approved by the Borough Attorney, for the proper completion and maintenance of such sewer. All required permits from governmental agencies shall be obtained by the applicant.
E. 
The applicant, its successors, heirs or assigns, upon approval of the Borough public wastewater collection system operator and the Borough Engineer, shall agree to convey the sewer and all its appurtenances to the Borough upon acceptance of the construction by the Borough Council, at which time the sewer and all its appurtenances shall become a part of the sewerage system of the Borough of Fort Lee.
F. 
No house sewer shall be connected to the sewer main until the construction of the sewer main shall have been accepted by the Mayor and Council.
G. 
In areas where connections are proposed to be made to a combined sewer system, the applicant will be required to make a contribution to or do construction on the existing system or implement other devices acceptable to the Borough Engineer and/or Director of Public Works to remove inflow and infiltration equal to the amount of additional flow to be discharged to the system.
It shall be unlawful to discharge any wastewater or other polluted water or foul liquid into any natural outlet, except where suitable treatment has been provided in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
From and after the effective date of this chapter, no building of any kind shall be constructed unless the same shall be connected to the public sewer in the manner prescribed in this chapter.
A septic tank, cesspool, privy, privy vault or other private wastewater disposal system in use prior to the effective date of this chapter may continue to be used until such time as notice is received that a public sewer is available, in accordance with § 336-12 of this chapter, provided that such system and the operation thereof shall not constitute a health hazard or represent a danger to the health of any persons who reside in or enter the premises connected to such system.
The owner of any building shall, at his own expense, connect such building to the public sewer and discontinue use of any private wastewater disposal system within 90 days from his receipt of a directive from the Borough Engineer or Director of Public Works directing him to do so and stating that such public sewer is available and that a connection thereto can be made at a point not more than 100 feet distant from the boundary line of the property on which such building is located.