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2017-08 Reorganization Amending City Code Chapters 9, 16, 64, 65, 66, 75
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2017-08 Reorganization Amending City Code Chapters 9, 16, 64, 65, 66, 75
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2017-08
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Amending City Code Chapters 9, 16, 64, 65, 66, 75
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2/6/2017
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CHAPTER 66—REGULATION OF LAKE DECATUR <br /> 4. DEPOSIT OF WASTE. <br /> E. No sewer or drain conveying sewage or other putrescible wastes shall be constructed <br /> in Zones A, B, C or D until a permit in writing has been obtained from the City. All such <br /> installations must be approved by the Public Works Director or designee <br /> both before and after installation. <br /> 51. PROPERTY ADJACENT TO LAKE. <br /> A. The Public Works Director shall have charge of all real estate <br /> owned by the City and adjacent to the Lake. He shall see that such real estate is properly <br /> maintained and protected. He shall have authority to lease such property or portions thereof <br /> upon such terms deemed most advantageous to the City. Such leases must be approved by the <br /> City Manager. <br /> B. Employees of the Lake Services Section of the Public Works Department ^fuer <br /> Management are hereby authorized to perform all the duties and responsibilities of Parking <br /> Meter Checker, at the direction of the Chief of Police, but only as to those City-owned or City- <br /> leased premises directly adjacent to Lake Decatur. <br /> CHAPTER 75—WATER SERVICES AND CONNECTIONS <br /> 5. WATER SERVICE PIPE. Water service pipe from the corporation stop to the <br /> building other than for services larger than two inches in diameter shall be cold drawn, soft <br /> annealed, seamless copper suitable for underground service with proper bending temper with <br /> quality and properties equal to A.S.T.M. Class K specifications. For services of two inches in <br /> diameter or less, from the outlet side of the curb stop to the meter only, polyethylene pipe with <br /> copper tracing wire may also be used that meets all specifications for, and is installed per the <br /> Illinois Plumbing Code and AWWA standards for polyethylene pipe. For services larger than <br /> two inches in diameter materials as are approved in the City of Decatur specifications for water <br /> main installations may be used with the approval of the Public Works Director of the—�x. atef <br /> Det. Between water main tap and curb stop there shall be a continuous unspliced run of <br /> pipe. <br />
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