A Sewer Connection Permit is required whenever a new connection
is made in the Rochester Pure Waters Sewer District, Gates-Chili-Ogden
Sewer District, directly to a Monroe County owned sewer or interceptor,
or for the installation of a property lot line clean-out. The issuance
of a Sewer Connection Permit shall obligate the User to comply with
all applicable conditions of this Part 2. All Users currently discharging
to the POTW or County Storm Drainage System shall be subject to all
requirements herein, regardless of the existence, or lack thereof,
of a Sewer Connection Permit.
All haulers who discharge waste at the POTW must obtain a Permit
to haul waste. Haulers must also provide proof of discharge acceptance
provided by the Director. Discharge acceptance may be by way of a
Permit issued to the waste generator by the Director.
A. Scavenger Waste Hauler Disposal Permit. The discharge of Scavenger
Wastes shall be allowed at the POTW only with the approval of the
Director and issuance of a Permit. The discharge of Scavenger Wastes
shall be made only at a specific location, at certain times and on
certain days of the week as stated in the Permit. The time and conditions
for permissible discharge shall be as set forth by the Director.
(1) Application. The applicant for a Permit shall be the owner or lessee
of the vehicle or vehicles hauling Scavenger Wastes. The Permit applicant
shall use the form provided by the Director. These forms may require
information that the Director may need to determine whether the trucked
or hauled wastes could adversely impact the POTW. An application fee
shall accompany an application. The fee is intended to defray part
of the administrative costs of processing the application and may
include but not be limited to the cost of inspection of the applicant's
equipment and waste sampling programs. The application fee shall be
included and listed in the annual scale of charges of the County Sewer
Districts as annually approved by the Monroe County Legislature.
(2) Permit. The Permit may contain conditions pertaining to trucked-in wastes. These conditions shall in no case be less restrictive than this Part
2, but in some cases may be more restrictive due to discharge characteristics or other atypical circumstances. The User shall also be duly permitted by the NYSDEC under 6 NYCRR Part 364. If for any reason, the 364 Permit is revoked, lapses or becomes invalid, then the Permit issued under this Article shall become invalid immediately. All acts performed under the Permit shall be subject to review and approval by the Director. All Scavenger Waste Hauler Disposal Permits issued by the Director are nontransferable and shall be for a specified term not to exceed three years.
(3) Revocation or suspension of Permit. False or deliberately misleading information on an application for a Permit shall invalidate any Permit issued and exposes the applicant to possible enforcement action in accordance with the procedures in Article
X of this Part
2 and any other legal consequences that may apply. Failure to adhere to the terms or conditions of the Permit or violation of this Part
2 regulating Scavenger Waste disposal shall be grounds for suspension or revocation of the Permit by the Director. Failure to pay District billing for Scavenger Waste disposal services by the due date may be cause for suspension of the Permit until such charges are paid in full.
(4) Notification of discharge. The permittee shall register at the treatment
plant administration building or an alternate location defined by
the Director prior to each disposal. The Director may require a manifest,
inspection, sampling, and/or analysis of each load prior to the discharge
of a load. Any extra costs associated with such inspection, sampling
and analysis may be charged to the User.
(5) Charges for Scavenger Waste disposal. Discharge of Scavenger Wastes
shall be made under individual tickets for each load to be discharged
under the terms of the Permit. Rates charged for Scavenger Waste treatment
shall be those rates confirmed by the Monroe County Legislature in
the County Sewer District's scale of charges. The Scavenger Waste
haulers shall be billed by the District for disposal services.
B. Recreational Vehicle Disposal Permit. The disposal of domestic sanitary
holding tank wastes from Recreational Vehicles shall be permitted
at the POTW with the approval of the Director. The disposal of RV
wastes shall be made at a designated location, only at certain times
and on certain days of the week. The time and conditions for permissible
discharge shall be set by the Director.
(1) Application. The applicant for a Permit shall be the owner or lessee
of the vehicle. The Permit applicant shall use the form provided by
the Director. These forms may require information such as applicant
name and address; vehicle/trailer information including make, model,
year and license plate number; insurance coverage information with
respect to the vehicle ownership. The Permit is nontransferable and
valid for a period of up to five years. An application fee shall accompany
an application. The fee is to defray part of the administrative costs
of processing applications and may include but is not limited to the
cost of inspection of the applicant's equipment and waste sampling
programs. The application fee shall be included and listed in the
annual Scale of Charges as approved annually by the Monroe County
Legislature.
(2) Permit revocation or suspension. A violation by the User of any Permit conditions may be cause for revocation or suspension of the Permit, in accordance with procedures in Article
X of this Part
2.
(3) Notification of discharge. The permittee shall register and present
the Permit at the treatment plant administration building or an alternate
location defined by the Director, prior to each disposal.
(4) Charges for Recreation Vehicle waste disposal. Rates charged for
RV waste treatment shall be those rates confirmed by the County Legislature
in the County Sewer District's Scale of Charges. The permittee
shall be billed by the District for disposal services.