Sec. 9. Crossing other public utility. If a sewer line of the district crosses the property or line of another public utility, unless consent is given by the other public utility as to the place, manner and conditions of the crossing within 30 days after consent is requested by the district, the Public Utilities Commission shall determine the place, manner and conditions of the crossings. Any work on the property of that public utility must be done under the supervision and to the satisfaction of the public utility, but at the expense of the district. If a sewer line of the district as provided in this section crosses the property or line of a railroad corporation, the procedure is the same as stated in this section, except that the Department of Transportation is substituted for the Public Utilities Commission. Nothing in this section may be construed as authorizing the district to take by right of eminent domain any of the property or facilities of any other public utility used or acquired for future use by the owner of the property or facilities in the performance of a public duty unless expressly authorized by special act of the Legislature.

Sec. 10. Rights and obligations of abutters and others to enter. A person may not connect a private sewer to a district sewer until:

1. The private sewer has been inspected by a designated agent of the district and that agent has certified in writing that the private sewer has been constructed in compliance with and meets all requirements and conditions of the district's regulations;

2. The person has paid or has made arrangements acceptable to the district to pay all assessments, impact fees or other charges the district imposes when a private sewer is connected to any of the district sewers; and

3. The person has obtained a permit in writing permitting the connection from the trustees. Before a permit is issued, the clerk or the clerk's designee for the district shall record the permit in the district's records.

Every building in the district intended for human habitation or occupancy or with facilities for discharge or disposal of sewage or commercial or industrial waste accessible to a sewer of the district must, in the most direct manner possible, connect to