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941.01 HARMFUL WASTE PROHIBITED.
   No sewage or industrial wastes stronger than those containing 250 parts per million biochemical oxygen demand or 300 parts per million suspended solids may be emptied into the sewage system; in the event that such sewage or industrial wastes exceed these standards or other standards set by the City of Columbus that pertain to the discharge of the City of Reynoldsburg's sewage into their sewer system, then the person desiring to use the sewage system shall treat such sewage or waste to bring it within the limit herein fixed.
(Ord. 102-89. Passed 9-11-89.)
941.02 SPECIAL CONTRACTS FOR TREATMENT.
   A supplemental contract may be executed with the City for handling sewage or industrial wastes of higher biochemical oxygen demand or toxic wastes than permitted by Section 941.01 after an engineering study has been made, and it has been determined that sewage treatment plant facilities are adequate to properly treat such wastes. Pretreatment by screening or neutralizing with chemicals will be required prior to discharging such wastes into the system.
(Ord. 508. Passed 1-10-57.)
941.03 RULES AND REGULATIONS.
   The Director of Public Service shall make and enforce such rules and regulations as may be deemed necessary for the safe, economical and efficient management and protection of the system, pumping stations and sewage treatment works; for the construction and use of house sewers and connections to the sewage system; and for the regulation, collection, rebating and refunding of such charges.
(Ord. 508. Passed 1-10-57.)
941.04 PRIVATE SEWER PROHIBITED WHEN PUBLIC SEWER AVAILABLE.
   No owner, agent, lessee, tenant or occupant of any lot or land located within the City shall establish, construct, maintain or permit to remain any septic tank, aeration sewer system, evapo transportation system, or other receptacle for sewage or excreta, or a connection to a private sewer, ditch or other outlet, if the lot or land is accessible to a public sewer constructed and used for the purpose of conveying sewage. When a public sewer is hereafter made available, and upon issuance of a permit by the Director of Public Service, a connection to such public sewer shall be established and used by the owner, agent, lessee, tenant or occupant. Such connection shall be established when ordered by the County Board of Health, or by subsequent ordinance by Council, whichever occurs first.
(Ord. 130-90. Passed 11-12-90.)
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