Kauaʻi County — Chapter 25

KCC §25-1.0 Why this sewer law exists

KCC §25-1.1 What this sewer law is for

KCC §25-1.2 Official name of the sewer law

KCC §25-1.3 Which sewers this law covers

KCC §25-1.4 Definitions for the wastewater and sewer rules

KCC §25-10.1 Applying for sewer service and connection permits

KCC §25-10.2 Getting a permit to dump septic waste at county facilities

KCC §25-11.1 Sewer connection fees for areas not yet assessed

KCC §25-11.2 Who does not have to pay sewer connection charges

KCC §25-11.3 One free water connection per paid assessment

KCC §25-11.4 Extra fees for changing how land is used

KCC §25-12.1 Fees for connecting to the sewer system

KCC §25-12.2 Changes in Land Use; Additional Charges

KCC §25-12.3 Who is exempt from paying the sewer assessment

KCC §25-12.4 Getting credit for building sewage treatment capacity

KCC §25-13.1 Sewer Service Charges

KCC §25-13.2 Who must pay the sewer user charge

KCC §25-13.3 User Classifications

KCC §25-13.4 Sewer service rates and how they are charged

KCC §25-13.5 Billing and Collection of Sewer Charges

KCC §25-13.6 When sewer charges start and stop

KCC §25-13.7 Annual Notice About Wastewater Charges

KCC §25-13.8 This law overrides conflicting contract terms

KCC §25-13.9 Income-based sewer bill credit rules

KCC §25-14.1 Where sewer fees and charges are kept and spent

KCC §25-14.2 What happens when sewer bills are not paid

KCC §25-14.3 Writing Off Uncollectible Delinquent Accounts

KCC §25-15.1 Fines and jail time for breaking this chapter

KCC §25-2.1 When you must connect to the public sewer

KCC §25-2.2 Sewer requirements for new subdivisions

KCC §25-2.3 County rules for dumping septic and sludge waste

KCC §25-3.1 Keeping unpolluted water out of public sewers

KCC §25-3.2 What cannot go into the public sewer

KCC §25-3.3 When the county can stop extra sewage flow

KCC §25-3.4 Getting permission before touching public sewers

KCC §25-3.5 Sealing sewer lines when removing buildings

KCC §25-3.6 Pretreating wastewater before it enters the sewer system

KCC §25-4.1 County inspections of sewer connections

KCC §25-4.2 Fixing leaky private sewers connected to the public system

KCC §25-5.1 Rules for sewage treatment before discharge

KCC §25-5.2 Rules for sewage pumping stations in new developments

KCC §25-5.3 Rules for where sewer mains can go

KCC §25-5.4 How water or sewer laterals must serve each lot

KCC §25-5.5 Rules for building sewage systems

KCC §25-6.1 How improvement district properties get assessed and connected

KCC §25-7.1 Who pays for sewers in a new subdivision

KCC §25-7.2 County engineer must approve sewage construction plans

KCC §25-7.3 County inspection of sewer construction work

KCC §25-7.4 When the county takes over subdivision sewers

KCC §25-8.1 Getting approval to connect to the public sewer

KCC §25-8.2 County approval needed for sewer extension plans

KCC §25-8.3 County can build sewer extensions itself

KCC §25-9.1 How to apply for a lateral connection permit

KCC §25-9.2 Where new sewer laterals can be placed

KCC §25-9.3 Rules for building sewer laterals and cleanouts

KCC §25-9.4 Building a new sewer lateral and getting a credit