A service sewer within the meaning of the provisions of this subchapter shall be a sewer with which connection may be directly made for the purpose of providing sewerage facilities to abutting property, and such sewers shall be so indicated on the records of the Sewer Division of the Engineer Department of the District of Columbia.
(Apr. 22, 1904, 33 Stat. 246, ch. 1417, § 9.)
1981 Ed., § 43-1519.
1973 Ed., § 43-1517.
Reorganization Order No. 28 of the Board of Commissioners, dated April 3, 1953, now redesignated Organization Order No. 147, dated August 19, 1965, established a Department of Sanitary Engineering headed by a Director. The Department performed sanitary engineering services and operations for the District including water distribution, sanitary, storm, and combined sewer systems, sewage treatment, and collection and disposal of waste material. The Office of the Water Registrar and the previously existing Department of Sanitary Engineering (which included the Sewer Division, Water Division, Sanitation Division, and the Sewage Treatment Plant) were abolished and their functions transferred to this Department. The Orders were issued pursuant to Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1952. Functions of the Department of Sanitary Engineering as set forth in Organization Order No. 147, as amended, were transferred to the Department of Environmental Services by Commissioner’s Order No. 71-255, dated July 27, 1971.
Structure District of Columbia Code
Chapter 24 - Water Supply, Assessments, and Rates
§ 34–2405.02. Assessments for water mains
§ 34–2405.03. Notice of assessments
§ 34–2405.04. Water main and service sewer assessments payable in three installments
§ 34–2405.05. Assessment of property in County of Washington for water mains and service sewers
§ 34–2405.06. Relevying assessments when assessments declared void
§ 34–2405.07. Disposal of funds received by Collector of Taxes