(A) It is unlawful for any person to discharge into the city's sewer system any industrial wastes or wastewater, any gravity separating device or interceptor contents, any septic tank, seepage pit, or cesspool contents or wastewater transported by or discharged from a vacuum truck, cesspool pump truck or other waste or wastewater transport vehicle waste at a location other than that which has been approved by the Director.
(B) Transported industrial wastes must be discharged only at locations specified by the Director for the specific waste. Payment for any excessive treatment and disposal costs may be required and permission to discharge prohibited wastes may be refused by the Director.
(C) Recreational vehicle wastes must be discharged only at an approved home connection or recreational vehicle dump station. Recreational vehicle dump stations must provide a clearly marked source of nonpotable rinse water with a hose and back flow protection within ten feet of the discharge point. A clearly marked source of potable water must also be provided no closer than 25 feet nor more than 100 feet from the point of discharge. A sign must be posted at the dump station stating: "Recreational Vehicle Domestic Wastes Only."
(Ord. 1093, passed 2-17-04) Penalty, see § 51.999