The WRA Director may reject any hauled waste load that violates or is suspected of violating the requirements of this chapter or other applicable chapter of this Code of Ordinances or that fails to meet any other guidelines established by the WRA Director to protect personnel, equipment, and the WRF.
Waste haulers must:
1. Remove rejected waste from the WRF.
2. Immediately remove any additional wastes contaminated by the rejected waste while contained at the WRF prior to introduction into the sewer.
3. Properly dispose of all rejected wastes in accordance with State and Federal law.
4. Provide the WRA Director with a written statement, signed by the waste hauler license holder, stating the location, date, and time the rejected load was disposed of. The statement is due within five calendar days after the waste is rejected.
A vehicle used to haul rejected wastes shall not thereafter be allowed to dispose of additional wastes at the WRF until the statement required by this section is delivered to the WRA Director.