A. Septage (as defined in MMC 13.10.030) and liquid hauled wastes shall be introduced into the POTW only at the designated receiving structure within the treatment plant area at such times as are established by the director. No load may be discharged without prior consent of the director.

B. Septage shall not violate any discharge prohibition or standard of this chapter or any other requirements established or adopted by the city.

C. Septage and liquid waste haulers must provide the director a waste-tracking form for every load when discharged. This form shall include, at a minimum, the name and address of the waste hauler, city septage permit number, truck identification, addresses of the sources of waste, and volume and characteristics of waste.

D. Haulers of liquid wastes other than septage shall provide full disclosure to the director of the source(s) of the wastewater, and such additional information as required by the director to characterize the wastewater. The director may issue an authorization on their own authority, or require haulers of nondomestic wastewater to obtain a waste discharge permit prior to authorizing the discharge. No authorization to discharge such wastewater shall be granted until the director has determined to their satisfaction that the wastewater complies with all applicable discharge standards, prohibitions, and requirements of this chapter.

E. The director shall exercise absolute discretion in whether to accept any load of septage or liquid hauled wastes. In determining whether to accept a load, the director may collect samples of each hauled load and/or require the hauler to provide a wastewater analysis of any load prior to discharge.

F. Fees for discharge of septage or liquid hauled wastes will be established as part of the user fee system as authorized in this chapter. (Ord. 016/2021 § 2; Ord. 004/2014 § 3; Ord. 011/2004)