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A. Upon completion of the Chief Executive Officer's evaluation the Chief Executive Officer shall notify the applicant of any permit conditions.
B. The applicant shall have fifteen (15) days from the date of the notification to file written objections with the Chief Executive Officer to any proposed permit conditions. The Chief Executive Officer may, but shall not be required to, schedule a meeting with the authorized representative of the industrial user within fifteen (15) days following receipt of the applicant's objections, and attempt to resolve disputed issues concerning permit conditions.
C. If applicant files no objection to permit conditions proposed or if a subsequent agreement is reached concerning same, the Chief Executive Officer shall issue a wastewater discharge permit to applicant with the conditions incorporated.
D. If the Chief Executive Officer denies a discharge permit or imposes conditions upon the issuance of a discharge permit, which are contested by the user, the user may request a hearing. The user must have used the procedure in subsection B of this section in order to request a hearing. Any request for a hearing must be submitted in writing to the Chief Executive Officer within fifteen (15) calendar days after receipt of denial of a discharge permit or receipt of the permit containing the objectionable conditions. The hearing and judicial review shall be held in accord with subsections 12.5.1204D and E of this article. The Hearing Officer may, after review of the evidence presented at the hearing, affirm, reverse, or modify the decision of the Chief Executive Officer, but shall, in any event, assure that all the requirements of section 12.5.1103 of this part are met. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 00-204; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 10-82; Ord. 18-42)
A. Significant industrial user wastewater discharge permits shall be issued for a specified time period, not to exceed five (5) years. A permit may be issued for a period of less than one year, or may be stated to expire on a specific date. Filing a complete application prior to expiration automatically extends the permit until renewed or terminated. Permits issued for a term of less than five (5) years may be administratively extended at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer; however, the entire term of the permit may not exceed five (5) years.
B. Annual permit renewal charges shall be paid as required by the wastewater tariffs by the due date set forth by the Chief Executive Officer.
C. Significant industrial users shall apply for renewal of the discharge permit at least sixty (60) days prior to the expiration date contained in the permit. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 10-82; Ord. 14-66; Ord. 18-42)
A. Any liquid waste hauler must obtain a liquid waste hauler permit if:
1. The liquid waste hauler is pumping wastes from a grease/sand interceptor, grease trap or other appurtenance that is connected to the wastewater treatment system, regardless of whether the wastes are disposed at a designated disposal facility; or
2. The liquid waste hauler is pumping wastes from septic tanks, portable toilets or other sources of wastes that are not connected to the wastewater treatment system and the wastes are disposed at a designated disposal facility. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 01-42)
A. A liquid waste hauler permit charge including deposit, as required by the wastewater tariffs per section 12.1.108 of this chapter, shall be payable by the applicant.
B. Liquid waste haulers seeking a permit shall complete and file with the Chief Executive Officer a complete application on the form prescribed by the Chief Executive Officer. The application shall be certified as true, complete and accurate as provided in 40 CFR section 403.6(a)(2)(ii). Any supplemental information deemed necessary in order to evaluate the application shall be provided by the liquid waste hauler upon request by the Chief Executive Officer. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 14-66; Ord. 18-42)
A. Conditions contained in the liquid waste hauler permit may include, but are not limited to:
1. Firm name and address.
2. Authorized representative information and signature.
3. Certification of permittee of knowledge and acceptance of the permit conditions.
4. Effective and expiration dates.
5. Statement of nontransferability of the permit.
6. Listing of authorized vehicles to transport and dispose of waste at the POTW.
7. Listing of authorized waste types that the permittee may discharge.
8. Permit number, card number(s).
9. A statement regarding the obligation to comply with all Federal and State pretreatment standards or requirements or with any other requirements of Federal, State, and local law.
10. Other conditions, limitations or prohibitions deemed appropriate by the Chief Executive Officer. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 14-66; Ord. 18-42)
A. Liquid waste hauler permits shall be issued for no longer than three (3) years. All terms and conditions of the permit may be subject to modification and change by the Chief Executive Officer at any time during the life of the permit.
B. A liquid waste hauler permit may not be transferred, reassigned, or sold.
C. Liquid waste hauler permit renewal must be applied for and an updated permit application submitted to the Chief Executive Officer at least thirty (30) days prior to the expiration date contained in the permit. Filing a complete application at least thirty (30) days prior to expiration extends the expiring permit until a new permit is renewed or denied. Operation with an expired permit, which is not extended or renewed, is prohibited. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 18-42)
A. The Chief Executive Officer may issue a control mechanism to any industrial user (who is not otherwise a significant industrial user) who is discharging or proposes to discharge wastewater containing substances regulated under part 7 of this article, upon finding that all of the following conditions are met:
1. The actual or proposed discharge of the applicant is in compliance with the prohibitions and limitations of part 7 of this article;
2. The actual or proposed operation and discharge of the applicant would permit the normal and efficient operation of the wastewater treatment system; and
3. The actual or proposed discharge of the applicant would not result in a violation by the City of the terms and conditions of its CDPS permit or pass-through of any toxic materials to the environment.
B. If the Chief Executive Officer finds that the condition set out in subsection A1 of this section is not met, the Chief Executive Officer may issue a control mechanism to the applicant if the conditions set out in subsections A2 and A3 of this section are met and if the applicant submits, and the Chief Executive Officer approves, an expeditious compliance schedule setting out the measures to be taken by the applicant and the dates that the measures will be implemented to ensure compliance with the provisions of this article.
C. The control mechanism may contain conditions for discharging as requirements for treatment, limitations and prohibitions, BMPs, monitoring, sampling and analysis requirements, reporting and recordkeeping requirements, conditions for accessible inspections and other conditions to ensure compliance with this article.
D. The Chief Executive Officer may issue industrial users (who are not otherwise significant industrial users) general control mechanisms when all of the industrial users covered by the general control mechanism involve the same or substantially similar types of operations, discharge the same types of wastes, require the same effluent limitations or BMPs, require the same or similar monitoring (if any) and in the opinion of the Chief Executive Officer are more appropriately controlled under a general control mechanism.
E. General control mechanisms may contain conditions for discharging as requirements for treatment, limitations and prohibitions, BMPs, monitoring, sampling and analysis requirements, reporting and recordkeeping requirements, conditions for accessible inspections, requirements to control slug discharges if determined by the Chief Executive Officer to be necessary, and other conditions to ensure compliance with this article and Federal pretreatment standards.
F. Adoption of general control mechanisms shall be in accord with subsection 12.1.110B of this chapter.
G. The duration of general control mechanisms is as provided in the general control mechanism. General control mechanisms issued for a term of less than five (5) years may be administratively extended at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer; however, the entire term of the general control mechanism may not exceed five (5) years. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 06-195; Ord. 10-82; Ord. 18-42)
The terms and conditions of a permit or control mechanism may be subject to modification and change by the Chief Executive Officer during the life of the permit or control mechanism, as limitations or requirements as identified in this article are modified and changed. The user shall be informed of any proposed changes in the permit or individual control mechanism at least thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of change unless the change is initiated by a violation of this Wastewater Treatment Code. Any change or new condition in the permit shall include a reasonable time schedule for compliance. The Chief Executive Officer may provide relief from permit requirements in writing, provided the relief does not conflict with Federal requirements. Modification of general control mechanisms must be in accord with subsection 12.1.110B of this chapter. (Ord. 99-163; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 06-195; Ord. 10-82; Ord. 14-66; Ord. 18-42)
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