Sewer & Storm Drains
How to connect to City sewer, sewer maps, drain fees, and more.
Sewer
- How to Connect to City Sewer
- NEW! Log in to eTrakit for sewer application and encroachment permitsPetition for Assessment Installments In-Lieu of Sewer System Connection Fees
Sewer Connection Assistance Program for Low-Income Homeowners:
- Programa de Asistencia de Coneccion del Alcantarillado
- Sewer Connection Assistance Program - English
- Am I in a Nitrate Compliance Area? (*Link to Butte County website)
Mapping
Storm Drain
Sewer & Storm Drain Fees (links directly to City fee schedules)
- For Storm Drain Fees (50.020)
- For Sewer Connection and Monthly Fees (50.050)
- For Lift Station Fees (50.060)
Training Opportunities
Statewide Trash Amendments
- Statewide Trash Amendments: Track 1 Implementation Plan (Part 1 of the Trash Master Plan)
- Statewide Trash Amendments: Track 1 Operations & Maintenance Plan (Part 2 of the Trash Master Plan)
The property owner owns and is responsible for maintaining the entire sewer lateral from the plumbing in the property owner’s buildings, up to and including the connection to the sewer main in the street. If there is a clog in the sewer lateral, it is the property owner’s responsibility to clear it. City crews are not allowed onto private property in order to clean or maintain privately owned sewer laterals.