All such applications by an industrial establishment
shall be accompanied by a filing fee of $75 to cover the costs and
expenses of investigating the same.
Upon the filing of the application and payment
of the filing fee, the director shall forthwith cause to be made an
investigation to determine whether the requested tappage will or will
not be prejudicial to the best interests of the AWTF in view of the
additional burden imposed on the sewer system and after taking into
consideration present and anticipated future needs.
Upon the approval of any such application, the director is authorized to issue permit granting to the applicant the right or privilege of tapping, in conformity with the application, into a specified sanitary sewer. The permit shall be subject to Part
5, Article
VIII, to which terms, provisions and conditions the applicant, for it and any successors in title to the improvements in question, by accepting the permit and acting thereon hereby agrees to all as though specifically set forth in written contract between the city and the applicant. The permit shall not be assignable or transferable.
Unless otherwise allowed by a permit issued to pursuant to §
231-42, any connection beyond the city limits shall be for the purpose of discharging sanitary sewerage only into the sewer system.
Each industrial establishment governed by the pretreatment requirements of Part
5, Article
VIII, located in a suburban municipality shall be assessed a surcharge directly by the city for the pollutant load for all sewage and wastes discharged into the sewer system which exceed the maximum threshold levels set forth therein, such surcharge to be determined by the city.
Any person who violates any provision of this Part
5 shall be subject to the penalty and enforcement provision of Article
XI, including the right of the city to disconnect service.