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ORDINANCE 95-19
<br />Section 201.35. Repeal of conflicting provi-
<br />sions.
<br />All previous ordinances, resolutions, or motions
<br />of the munty, which conreict with the provisions of
<br />this chapter, are hereby repealed to the extent of
<br />such conflict. All. special acts of the legislature
<br />applying only to the unincorporated portion of the
<br />disposal facilities, force mains, pump stations, col-
<br />lection systems, service lines and pipes, real es-
<br />tate and easements necessary to such systems and
<br />includes every person, corporation, lessee, trustee
<br />or receiver owning, operating, managing or con-
<br />trolling a utility system or proposing construction
<br />of a system or who is providing or proposes to
<br />provide water or sewer service to the public.
<br />(Ord. No. 93-36, § 1, 12-14-93)
<br />Section 201.51. Permit required.
<br />Each utility shall obtain a utility permit from
<br />the department authorizing it to provide service.
<br />The board may establish by resolution, fees to be
<br />charged for the issuing of permits. No utility per-
<br />mit may be issued by the department unless the
<br />applicant has received a franchise from the board.
<br />A utility cannot operate or provide service in the
<br />area described in section 201.33 of this chapter
<br />without a permit.
<br />The utility department may issue permits not
<br />exceeding eighteen (18) months in duration for
<br />temporary systems which have not been issued a
<br />county franchise if the services are for specific
<br />buildings that have made arrangements to re-
<br />ceive permanent service from the county system
<br />within the eighteen -month period and the service
<br />offered is not generally available to the public.
<br />(Ord. No. 93-36, § 1, 12-14-93)
<br />Section 201.52. Utilities required to connect
<br />to county utility systems.
<br />(a) It shall be a condition of any franchise is-
<br />sued in the future by the board of county commis-
<br />sioners to any water and/or sewer utility that, if
<br />and when a county -owned water and/or sewer sys-
<br />tem is available, that the utility connect its sys-
<br />tem to the county system regardless of the means
<br />by which it has been providing water and/or sew-
<br />er services to its customers. This connection shall
<br />be at the standard county rates, fees, and charges,
<br />including impact fees, with regard to the fact that
<br />the utility or owners or both may have construct-
<br />ed and paid for, or are paying for, an alternative
<br />water and sewer system, even one in good oper-
<br />ating condition.
<br />(b) Where consistent with law, existing utilities
<br />with franchises issued by Indian River County
<br />AUGUST 1, 1995
<br />es, condominium, mobile home or trailer parks,
<br />industrial complexes, shopping centers and simi-
<br />lar systems, serving more than one building. Sys-
<br />tems serving motels, parks, hospitals, schools and
<br />single commercial or industrial buildings require
<br />operation permits and are excluded from franchis-
<br />es. "Utility" includes wells, pumps, tanks, treat-
<br />ment facilities, distribution systems, water meters,
<br />which require the connection under certain con-
<br />ditions are authorized by this section to pay the
<br />requisite fee, charges and rates, including impact
<br />fees, over time as specified by the county in its
<br />financing plan for the expansion of the county util-
<br />ity system.
<br />(Ord. No. 93-36, § 1, 12-14-93)
<br />Section 201.53. Special acts.
<br />Special Acts Chapter 59-1380 - "Utility Act of
<br />Indian River County" may be applied to the reg-
<br />ulation of franchises and is set forth in the Ap-
<br />pendix of Special Acts to this code.
<br />(Ord. No. 93-36, § 1, 12-14-93)
<br />Sections 201.54-201.60. Reserved.
<br />PART III. PRETREATMENT REGULATIONS
<br />Section 201.61. Adopted by reference.
<br />Pretreatment regulations for industrial users
<br />have been adopted by ordinance. These regula-
<br />tions have not been codified but are in full force
<br />and effect as if they were included in this code. A
<br />copy of the regulations may be obtained from the
<br />clerk to the board of county commissioners or from
<br />the utility department of the county.
<br />(Ord. No. 94-23, § 2, 7-26-94)
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