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(EDITOR’S NOTE: Former Section 923.05 was vacated effective January 1, 2022, by Ordinance 36-2021, passed December 20, 2021.)
In the event the Village Administrator finds that it is not practical to measure wastes subject to the sewer rental by meter, they may measure such wastes in such other manner or method as they may find practical in the light of the conditions and attendant circumstances. If the Village Administrator finds that such water or wastes, metered or otherwise measured, is not actually the true measure of the volume of sewage, liquid or waste being discharged into the Village sewerage system, he may modify and adjust such charges in accordance with the facts, justice and equity according to the rates provided in this chapter.
(Ord. 62. Passed 6-5-59.)
In cases where the character of sewage or industrial waste from any manufacturing or industrial plant, building or premises is such that it will damage the sewerage system or treatment works, or cannot be treated satisfactorily in the treatment works, the Village Administrator shall compel such users to dispose of such waste and prevent it from entering the system. In cases where the character of the sewage or industrial waste from any manufacturing or industrial plant, building or premises is such that it imposes an unreasonable burden upon the sewage pumping, treatment or disposal works greater than that imposed by the average sewage entering the sewage works, the Village Administrator may, if he deems advisable, compel such manufacturing or industrial plant, building or premises to pretreat such sewage in such manner as the Village Administrator shall specify before discharging such sewage into the sewerage system, or the Village Administrator, in lieu of such pretreatment, may levy a surcharge for the treatment of such wastes. (Ord. 62. Passed 6-5-59.)
For any lot, land, building or premises from which a connection is made with the Village sanitary and combined sewerage system, or having such connection available thereto, or which begins to discharge sewage, industrial waste, water or other liquids into the Village sanitary and combined sewerage system, either directly or indirectly, after this chapter (Ordinance 62, passed June 5, 1959, as amended) becomes effective, a charge shall be made pursuant to this chapter, the same to be a per diem prorata amount based upon the charge which would apply for the entire month and computed according to the rates as provided in Sections 923.04 to 923.06. The charge on this basis shall apply from the time such sewer connection is made or becomes available, or such discharge into the Village sewerage system, either directly or indirectly, is begun, until the next following monthly period.
(Ord. 62. Passed 6-5-59.)
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