A division of land, the creation of which results in any lot less than one acre, shall not permit the installation of an on-site sewer system, but shall require a community sewage system, except that an on-site sewage system may be installed with the approval of the director. (Ord. 279 § 40, 1963).

The sewage system originating in every building where persons reside, congregate, or are employed, which building is within two hundred feet of a public sanitary sewer to which the owner of said building may lawfully connect upon proper application and the payment of the required fees, shall, when there is an existing violation of any provision of this article, be required to connect to such sewer in the most direct manner possible in the allotted time specified by the department. (Ord. 279 § 41, 1963).

Any modification or expansion of existing facilities which materially alters the occupancy or sewage disposal requirements shall require prior approval and a permit as specified by this article. (Ord. 279 § 42, 1963).

A parcel or parcels of land annexed to a sewer district shall pay the fee required for such annexation in connection with the zoning as it exists on the date of annexation. If subsequent thereto, the zoning of the parcel or parcels of land are changed to provide for a greater density or intensity of use, then, in that event, the owner or owners of said parcel or parcels of land shall pay to the district the additional fee for connection to the sewer system in accordance with the rezoning of the parcel or parcels of land. The planning department shall be required to maintain records necessary to establish the subsequent zoning changes as is required in this section. (Ord. 279-B § 1, 1977).