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10-5-4-8: SPECIAL CLEANUP PROJECTS:
Wastewater generated from, including, but not limited to, the cleanup of spills, leaking underground storage tanks, monitoring wells or other similar sources shall not be discharged through direct or indirect connections to the sewer unless an indirect discharge permit is issued by the City. The City may approve the discharge of such wastewater only when no reasonable alternative method of disposal and/or treatment is available. If a permit is granted for the discharge of such wastewaters into the sewer, the user shall pay the applicable charges and fees and meet such other conditions as required by the City. Each temporary discharge permit must be reviewed and reissued if the user wishes to discharge past the original expiration date. (1952 Code § 8-14-04.08)
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10-5-4-3: STORM DRAINAGE AND GROUNDWATER:10-5-4-4: UNPOLLUTED WATER:10-5-4-5: HAZARDOUS WASTE:10-5-4-6: LIMITATIONS ON POINT OF DISCHARGE:10-5-4-7: SEPTAGE AND VEHICLE TRANSPORTED WAS10-5-4-8: SPECIAL CLEANUP PROJECTS:10-5-5: CATEGORICAL PRETREATMENT STANDARDS:10-5-6: STATE REQUIREMENTS:10-5-7: LOCAL LIMITS:10-5-8: SPECIAL AGREEMENTS:10-5-9: DILUTION:10-5-10: DEADLINE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICA10-5-11: ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGES:10-5-12: PRETREATMENT FACILITIES:10-5-12-1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
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