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10-5-17-4: TEMPORARY INDIRECT DISCHARGE PERMITS:
The City may issue indirect discharge permits to address temporary nondomestic discharges to the POTW. Each temporary discharge must receive prior written approval from the City. Wastewater sources that are subject to temporary permitting include, but are not limited to, stormwater, groundwater, cooling water, process water, cleanup water from spills, leaking underground storage tanks and monitoring wells. Each temporary discharge permit must be reviewed and reissued if the user wishes to discharge past the original expiration date. Users issued temporary indirect discharge permits shall pay all applicable charges and fees and meet such other conditions as required by the City. (1952 Code § 8-14-17.04)
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10-5-16: COMPLIANCE SCHEDULES FOR MEETING APP10-5-17: INDIRECT DISCHARGE PERMIT (IDP):10-5-17-1: MINOR INDUSTRIAL USERS:10-5-17-2: SIGNIFICANT INDUSTRIAL USERS:10-5-17-3: EXTRAJURISDICTIONAL USERS:10-5-17-4: TEMPORARY INDIRECT DISCHARGE PERMI10-5-17-5: APPEALS:10-5-17-6: INDIRECT DISCHARGE PERMIT MODIFICA10-5-17-7: REISSUANCE:10-5-17-8: REVOCATION:10-5-18: STANDARDS MODIFICATIONS:10-5-19: USER NOTIFICATION AND REPORTING REQU10-5-19-1: ELECTRONIC REPORTING10-5-19-1: ELECTRONIC REPORTING:10-5-19-2: FINAL COMPLIANCE REPORT:
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