Home inspection software

21 Mar

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Resolved Question: Is this a violation of the Fourth Amendment to the US Constitution?
A nearby township (like many municipalities) has enacted ordinances preventing homeowners from draining the water from their sump pump into the sewer.

The township also owns the sewage treatment plant, and due to increased volume (which may result in untreated sewage being dumped into a creek), they suspect that many residents are draining their sump pumps into the sewer illegally.

I understand that many areas, when faced with this problem, use inspection of the sewer system and imaging software to determine who is responsible. This township, however, is not doing that.

What this township is doing, is going door to door and requesting to inspect the basement of every home. If the homeowner refuses, they will be assumed to have an illegal connection, and charged $75 quarterly.

I understand that the Fourth Amendment does not apply to civil law. Would this be considered civil law (making the township’s actions legal) or not? Is violation of a township ordinance considered to be criminal or civil?

Also, say a homeowner lets the township officials into their home to avoid paying the $75. If the township officials notice evidence of drug use or something, and get the police involved, can the homeowner be charged based on what the officials saw?

I don’t live in this township, so it doesn’t affect me, but I’m curious about the implications.