(A) No industrial wastes, whether or not pretreated, shall be introduced into the city sewer system until a permit to do so has been granted by the city Safety and Service Director on proper application of the industry or person proposing to introduce the industrial wastes into the city sewer system. The industrial waste permit may be terminated at anytime by the Safety and Service Director upon determination that the industrial wastes contain toxic or harmful substances in excess of limits established by § 50.056.
(B) As an additional condition to obtaining a permit to introduce industrial wastes into the city sewer system, each applicant for an industrial waste disposal permit must agree that the City Safety and Service Director may cause the permit holder’s means of introducing the industrial wastes into the city sewer system to be blocked, closed, disconnected, or otherwise terminated from the city sewer system at the permit holder’s cost and expense on a finding by the Safety and Service Director that the industrial wastes exceed the permitted limit of any toxic or harmful substance as provided in § 50.062, or in any state or federal statute or regulation. Any reconnection costs and expenses shall also be borne by the permit holder. The permit holder shall pay a reconnection fee of $250, any part or all of which may be waived by the city Safety and Service Director in his or her reasonable discretion.
(1982 Code, § 50.35) (Ord. 1980-17, passed 5-5-1980; Ord. 2013-2, passed 2-11-2013) Penalty, see § 50.999