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84-040
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4/26/1984
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1984
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, . .. , • ??"' <br />. ? <br />....- <br />? ? <br />?..?? ? <br />(j) No person shall canse the discharge of slugs of water or <br />wastes. Each person producing a discharge into the public sewers in <br />excess of 100,000 gallons in any one day, shall construct and maintain <br />at his own expense, a suitable storage and flow-control facility to <br />insure equalization of discharge over a twenty-four hour period. This <br />facility shall have a capacity of at least fifty percent of the total <br />normal volume of a twenty-four hour production perioci, and the outlet <br />to the sewer shall be equipped with a rate-discharge controller or <br />other approved device, the regulation of which shall be directed by <br />the Service Director. <br />911.10 STORM SEWER CONNECTION FEE. <br />(a) No person shall connect to the public storm sewer system <br />without first obtaining a permit and paying the fee therefor in <br />accordance with Chapter 901 of the Codified Ordinances. <br />(b) Wherever public sewers have been constructed within the muni- <br />cipality and the cost thereof has been wholly or partly paid out of <br />the funds of the City, or financed through the issuance of bonds, and <br />the owners of any property abutting upon or benefitting from such <br />storm sewers makes application to tap such storm sewer, no permit <br />shall be issued to make such connection or connections, nor shall such <br />property owner make such connection or connections, unless he shall <br />have first paid into the City treasury or given security for such pay- <br />ment, satisfactory to the fiscal offier of the City, that portion of <br />the cost of such storm sewer which the property was formerly charged <br />in the form of an assessment, but which assessment the City has been <br />unable to collect due to 1) defects in procedure, 2) the failure to <br />obtain an assessment lien, 3) the setting aside of the assessment lien <br />by any court, or 4) the failure to collect said assessment for any <br />reason. Where a portion of the cost of said sewer to which connec- <br />tions are desired to be made has been assessed against such property <br />and a valid assessment lien continues to be imposed thereon for such <br />cost, or where in the case of an invalid assessment, a valid reassess- <br />ment for such cost has been levied, such permit shall be issued, pro- <br />vided the tap-in connection conforms with other regulations of the <br />City. <br />(c) No permit to construct any improvements upon the property <br />which is subject to subparagraph (b) of this section shall be issued <br />until such time as the property owner makes the necessary deposit into <br />the City treasury or gives security for such payment satisfactory to <br />the fiscal officer of the City. <br />911.11 PRETREATMENT OF WASTES FOR PUBLIC SEWERS <br />Where required, in the opinion of the Service Director, to moc3ify <br />or eliminate wastes that are harmful to the structures, processes or <br />operation of the sewage disposal works, the person shall pzovide at <br />his expense such preliminary treatment or processing facilities as may <br />be determined necessary to render his wastes acceptable for admission <br />to the public sewers. <br />-26-
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