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All Domestic Wastewater Haulers shall maintain accurate monthly business records, available to the Division of Water Reclamation upon request, showing names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the generators of all wastewater being transported and/or disposed, the volume of waste, and the disposal site.
A. The penalties for the discharging of illegal or unacceptable waste include, without limitation, all or some or a combination of the following:
1. Forfeiture of bond. A new bond shall be posted before any additional discharging will be permitted.
2. Indefinite suspension of discharge privileges. Suspension to be reviewed by the Division of Water Reclamation to determine length and degree.
3. Reimbursement for additional treatment costs, expenses or damages incurred due to the illegal or unacceptable discharge.
B. The penalties for the discharging of waste at an unapproved location include, without limitation, all or some or a combination of the following:
1. Forfeiture of bond.
2. Discharges shall be subject to penalties described in TMC § 945.99 and shall be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
C. The penalties for violation of cleanliness rules of building include, without limitation, all or some or a combination of the following:
1. First violation: Written warning. If no violation occurs within one (1) year period, the company's violation record shall be cleared.
2. Second violation (within one (1) year of first violation): Ten (10) day suspension. If no violation occurs within one (1) year period, the company's violation record shall be cleared.
3. Third violation (Within one (1) year of first violation) : One (1) year suspension.
D. Failure to have a Septage Discharge Ticket or attempting to use a Septage Discharge Ticket for a Septage load volume that is less than the Septage volume to be discharged shall result in refusal to allow discharge of Septage.
E. Discharging at the Septage discharge building without presentation of a proper Septage Discharge Ticket shall be subject to penalties described in TMC § 945.99 and may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
A. Standing to Appeal. In the event a Domestic Wastewater Hauler is subject to penalties pursuant to these Rules and Regulations, said Domestic Wastewater Hauler shall have the right to be heard on his penalty before the division head of Water Reclamation regarding said penalty. All appeals and requests for a hearing shall be in a form as required by the division head of the Division of Water Reclamation and, at a minimum, shall clearly state in writing the issue or issues in dispute, along with all proof or evidence that demonstrates relief from the penalties is warranted.
B. Manager Review. The Manager or designee with responsibility for Domestic Wastewater Haulers shall cause appropriate investigation thereof and report the findings to the Domestic Wastewater Hauler.
C. Appeal from Manager Review. Domestic Wastewater Haulers who receive a denial letter from the Manager who still in good faith believe the previous denial was in error because the Manager failed to follow the Department's Rules and Regulations or applicable law or that the denial ignored evidence that demonstrated relief from the penalties was warranted may request an administrative hearing within thirty (30) days of the Manager's decision. Hearings will generally not be granted if a Domestic Wastewater Hauler merely does not like the previous ruling, no justification exists to provide an adjustment, or the Domestic Wastewater Hauler raises new issues that were not previously brought before the Manager.
D. Administrative Hearing. At an administrative hearing, the Domestic Wastewater Hauler will bear the burden of proof. The Domestic Wastewater Hauler will present his or her case at the administrative hearing and provide all proof or documentation to justify the claim for relief. The Division of Water Reclamation will also present a case that responds to the Domestic Wastewater Hauler's case. The administrative hearing will be presided over by an Administrative Hearing Officer appointed by the Director.
E. Further Appeal. Decisions of the Administrative Hearing Officer are final appealable orders of the City pursuant to ORC Chapter 2506.
All work performed to construct, repair, rebuild, extend, relocate or remove any part of the sanitary or storm sewer system shall meet the requirements of the Division of Engineering Services "Infrastructure Design and Construction Requirements." Plans and specifications on all projects which include construction of public sewer mains or greater than two hundred feet (200') of either storm or sanitary piping (public or private) shall be submitted to the Division of Engineering Services for review and approval before work commences.
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