If it appears to the Chief Officer of a Municipality that any premises in the municipal area, are with out that supply of wholesome water for domestic purposes or that the existing supply of water for domestic purposes, available for persons usually occupying or employed in such premises, is inadequate or on any sanitary grounds objectionable, the Chief Officer may by notice in writing require the owner of the premises or the persons primarily liable for the payment of the tax on lands and buildings in respect of the same,-
(a) to take a connection from the mains of the Municipality adequate for the requirements of the persons occupying or employed in the premises or to take such additional or enlarged connection or connections from the mains; and b) to provide supply pipes and water-fittings, and do all such works and take all such measures, as may, in the opinion of the Chief Officer, be necessary for the above-purposes.
225. Power to require owners of premises to set up pumps
(1) the owner of every premises connected with municipal water-works shall, when so required by the Chief Officer of a Municipality, set up electric pumps or other contrivances whereby water may be caused to reach the top of the topmost storey of such premises
(2) No such electric pump shall be fixed directly on the main of the supply line, but shall be fixed on the under ground storage tank to be provided for the purpose by the owner.
(3) No booster pump shall be set up without a written permission of the Chief Officer.