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• 8.3) Article 150.016 of the City Code requires and gives the Plumbing Inspector authority to inspect on -site systems following proper notice. 8.4) Article 150.018B of the City Code requires that the Plumbing Inspector inspect all systems reported as improperly con - structed. 8.5) Article 150.018D of the City Code allows the City to levy special assessments against properties for repair costs of on -site systems. 8.6) Article 150.0110 of the City Code provides for appeals of the Plumbing Inspector's decision in regard to provisions of the Sewage Disposal Systems Code. 8.7) Article 150.0110 of the City Code allows the City Council to grant variances to the Code. City Code 170.04 Soils adopts the Anoka County Soils Survey as a guide to establishing land classifications as being acceptable for on -site systems. The soils code also requires that 25% of the lot area be contiguous Class I land. Class I land is land on which the water table remains greater than six (6) feet below the surface through the year and the soil is moderately permeable with slopes not exceeding 12 percent or the soil is rapidly permeable with slopes not exceeding 18 percent. Design As indicated on Tables 13 and 14, the proposed sewer flows are based Standards for on an average flow of 75 gallons per population equivalent per day. Proposed This is slightly higher than the 70 gallons per capita per day for Sewered sewer Plan III as discussed on page 25 of Appendix C. However, with Areas the elimination of public lands and wetlands, the net effect on sewer -Plan III results in additional sewer capacity which is proposed to be allocated to the presently developed rural areas. Therefore, the proposed trunk sewer sizes listed in Figure III on pages 44 and 45 of Appendix C will be utilized in the construction of trunk sewer system for the City of Ramsey. Construction of all sewers within the City of Ramsey will be limited to a maximum infiltration /inflow rate of 100 gallons per inch diameter per mile of pipe. f. Solid To provide and maintain a sanitary disposal system of solid waste, Waste Ramsey has adopted a public nuisance ordinance, which calls for the Management sanitary disposal of solid waste. Ramsey also has an ordinance which calls for the licensing of solid waste haulers. 71c 10 -13 -81 1 - 7 - 82 8 -18 -82