A building in which plumbing
fixtures are installed and premises having drainage piping
thereon shall have a connection to a public or private
sewer, except as provided in Section 713.2, and Section 713.4.
Where no public sewer intended to serve a lot or premises is available in a
thoroughfare or right of way abutting such lot or premises,
drainage piping from a building or works shall be
connected to an approved private sewage disposal system.
Within the limits prescribed by
Section 713.4 hereof, the rearrangement or subdivision into
smaller parcels of a lot that abuts and is served by a public
sewer shall not be deemed cause to permit the construction
of a private sewage disposal system, and plumbing or
drainage systems on a smaller parcel or parcels shall
connect to the public sewer.
The public sewer shall be
permitted to be considered as not being available where
such public sewer or a building or an exterior drainage
facility connected thereto is located more than 200 feet (60960 mm) from a proposed building or exterior drainage
facility on a lot or premises that abuts and is served by such
public sewer.
[HCD 1] For residential occupancies, the public sewer may be considered as not being available by the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
[HCD 1] For residential occupancies, the public sewer may be considered as not being available by the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
No permit shall be issued for the installation,
alteration, or repair of a private sewage disposal system, or
part thereof, on a lot for which a connection with a public
sewer is available.
On every lot or premises hereafter connected to
a public sewer, plumbing and drainage systems or parts
thereof on such lot or premises shall be connected with such
public sewer.
In cities, counties, or both where the
installation of building sewers is under the jurisdiction of a
department other than the Authority Having Jurisdiction,
the provisions of this code relating to building sewers need
not apply.
Exception: Single-family dwellings and buildings or structures accessory thereto, existing and connected to an approved private sewage disposal system prior to the time of connecting the premises to the public sewer shall be permitted, where no hazard, nuisance, or insanitary condition is evidenced and written permission has been obtained from the Authority Having Jurisdiction, remain connected to such properly maintained private sewage disposal system where there is insufficient grade or fall to permit drainage to the sewer by gravity.
Exception: Single-family dwellings and buildings or structures accessory thereto, existing and connected to an approved private sewage disposal system prior to the time of connecting the premises to the public sewer shall be permitted, where no hazard, nuisance, or insanitary condition is evidenced and written permission has been obtained from the Authority Having Jurisdiction, remain connected to such properly maintained private sewage disposal system where there is insufficient grade or fall to permit drainage to the sewer by gravity.