If a user is suspected of discharging wastewater into a public sanitary sewer that is causing operational problems at the public wastewater treatment facility, pump station or public sanitary sewer, and such discharge would be in violation of this chapter, and, further, such user has been issued a written notice pursuant to § 52.086 but has denied the alleged violation, the District may require that the user cease to discharge into a public sanitary sewer, upon a hearing by the Board, for up to 30 calendar days. This suspension shall be only for the purpose of clearly determining the operational effect of the user’s discharge; and such suspension shall not be made if it will likely endanger the public health, safety or welfare or otherwise create a public health or safety nuisance. Depending upon the results of the suspension on the operation of the wastewater treatment facilities, the District may take appropriate action to either restore service or discontinue further service pursuant to § 52.086.
(Ord. 2005-01-01, passed 2-21-05)