(A) Should anything other than qualifying waste, or non-qualifying material, be discharged into the system, the entity so discharging or causing same to be discharged shall immediately stop any ongoing discharge upon becoming aware of same, or upon oral or written notification from the town to do so, and shall confirm the fact of the stoppage specifically and in writing within 24 hours of the notification to the Clerk-Treasurer.
(B) Should the entity fail to so stop or fail to provide the confirmation, the town may, at the entity’s cost, and without additional notice, act as the town determines to be appropriate to stop accepting a part or all future transmission from the entity until it is established, to the reasonable satisfaction of the town, that it is probable that the non-qualifying material will no longer be transmitted.
(C) Additionally, should the non- qualifying material, cause damage to any part of the system, or otherwise damage the town and/or others, the entity responsible shall reimburse and repay the town, and any others damaged as a result thereof, to the full extent of damages, including, but not limited to, attorney fees and costs of enforcing this provision.
(Prior Code, § 53.41) (Ord. 5-83, passed 11-21-1983)