(a) Discharges of septic tank wastes and other liquid wastes transported by truck to the wastewater treatment plant shall meet all applicable federal, state and local pretreatment standards and requirements and shall conform with regulations established by the Director.
(b) Within sixty days of the effective date of this section, any liquid waste hauler wishing to discharge septic tank wastes or other liquid wastes shall make application for a waste hauler permit on forms provided by the Director. After July 1, 1991, no liquid waste shall be discharged by a hauler without a permit, unless prior consent is granted by the Director.
(c) No load of septic tank waste or other liquid waste may be discharged without the prior consent of the Director. No person shall access the sewer system or POTW for any activity, including discharge of hauled septic or industrial wastes, except at locations and at times as designated by the Director. Any removal of manhole lids, or other access devices to the sewer system for the purpose of discharging wastes at times and/or locations other than those designated by the Director, or without the expressed permission of the Director, shall be considered a violation and shall be subject to enforcement actions, including fines and penalties, allowed under this chapter.
(d) A liquid waste hauler may be required to provide a waste analysis of any load prior to discharge. The City may collect samples of a hauled load to determine compliance with applicable pretreatment standards.
(e) The liquid waste hauler shall submit a waste manifest for each load identifying the source of the load, type of waste and such other information that the Director may require.
(f) The Director reserves the right to refuse any hauled waste load.
(g) No hauled waste shall be accepted which exceeds any pretreatment standards provided in this chapter.
(h) Waste haulers shall be required to post a five thousand dollars ($5,000) performance bond with the Director of Utilities upon such terms and conditions he may deem appropriate.
(Ord. 175-91. Passed 7-8-91; Ord. 45-01. Passed 3-26-01; Ord. 246-21. Passed 10-25-21.)