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ARTICLE D. PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS
SECTION:
8-3D-1: Private System Required
8-3D-2: Sanitary Operations
8-3D-3: Inspections
8-3D-1: PRIVATE SYSTEM REQUIRED:
   A.   All houses, buildings or properties which are required by this article or by other authority to have sanitary or industrial wastewater facilities and are located where the POTW is not available shall be equipped, at the owner's expense, with suitable wastewater facilities connected to a private wastewater disposal system which complies with the provisions of the Black Hawk County health department and all applicable requirements of Iowa Code. This section shall not apply to any private system which discharges to the POTW or which discharges directly to a natural outlet by authority of a separate NPDES permit and in compliance with applicable state and federal laws.
   B.   Whenever the POTW extends service to an area whereby it is available within two hundred feet (200') of the property line, the private system shall be properly abandoned and the facilities shall be connected to the POTW in accordance with this chapter 1 . (Ord. 4261, 10-6-1997)

 

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1. See section 8-3B-1 of this chapter.
8-3D-2: SANITARY OPERATIONS:
The owner shall operate and maintain private wastewater disposal facilities in a sanitary manner at all times in accordance with applicable laws and regulations and at no expense to the city. The facilities shall be subject to inspection by the city at reasonable times should the city deem it necessary. (Ord. 4261, 10-6-1997)
8-3D-3: INSPECTIONS:
   A.   The city may inspect the private systems when the Superintendent deems it necessary.
   B.   The inspector shall have the authority to require the owner of the private system to make necessary repairs to the system and/or properly maintain the system, including cleaning. Should the owner fail to make the necessary repairs or perform the required maintenance in a timely manner, the city may authorize the work and assess the owner.
   C.   All outside water closets, privy vaults and septic tanks within the sanitary district shall be abandoned and removed on order of the inspector, where there is sanitary sewerage and water within two hundred feet (200') of the nearest point or property line on which said water closets, privy or privy vaults or septic tanks are located.
   D.   Whenever an outside water closet or a privy is ordered removed by the inspector, it may be also ordered that a sanitary toilet or toilet facilities be installed and be connected with the sanitary sewer and the costs thereof collected as provided by statute. (Ord. 4261, 10-6-1997)
ARTICLE E. REGULATION OF FAT, OIL AND GREASE DISCHARGE BY FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS
SECTION:
8-3E-1: Purpose
8-3E-2: Definitions
8-3E-3: Effective Date Of FOG Regulations
8-3E-4: Grease Interceptor Installation Required After Effective Date
8-3E-5: Exemption From Grease Interceptor Installation Requirement For Existing Facilities
8-3E-6: Compliance Procedures
8-3E-7: Installation Of Grease Interceptors And Grease Traps
8-3E-8: Operation, Maintenance And Cleaning Of Grease Interceptors
8-3E-9: Records And Recordkeeping
8-3E-10: Inspection Of Grease Interceptors And Related Sewers And Equipment
8-3E-11: Inspection Fees
8-3E-12: Enforcement
8-3E-13: Notice Of Violation; Administrative Penalties; Corrective Action Order
8-3E-14: Other Penalties
8-3E-15: Order To Cease Operation Of FSE
8-3E-16: Appeal Of Corrective Action Order Or Cease And Desist Order
8-3E-17: Additional Remedies
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