A. 
No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any stormwater, surface water, springwater, groundwater, roof runoff, subsurface drainage, building foundation drainage, cellar drainage, drainage from roof leader connections and overflow or drainage from cesspools into any sewer.
B. 
This Borough reserves the right to refuse permission to connect to the sewage collection system, to compel discontinuance of use of the sewage collection system or to compel pretreatment of industrial wastes in order to prevent discharges deemed harmful or to have a deleterious effect upon any sewer, the sewage collection system or the sewage disposal system.
C. 
No sanitary sewage or industrial wastes shall be discharged to the sewage collection system:
(1) 
Being harmful or deleterious to the sewage collection system.
(2) 
Being inhibitory to the treatment process at the sewage treatment plant constituting part of the sewage disposal system.
(3) 
Containing any gasoline, benzine, naphtha, fuel oil or other flammable or explosive liquids, solids or gases.
(4) 
Carrying fats, oils or greases in excess of 500 parts per million by weight.
(5) 
At temperatures in excess of 180° F.
(6) 
In batches of such volume as to tax the capacity of the sewage collection system or adversely affecting the treatment process of the sewage disposal system.
(7) 
Of such color or other characteristic as to require special treatment to render the resulting effluent of the sewage treatment plant constituting part of the sewage disposal system acceptable for discharge to the receiving stream.
(8) 
Being food wastes, garbage (unless treated in an approved manner), vegetable or fruit rinds, paunch manure, feathers, bones, rags or any other solid fibrous or viscous inorganic or organic substance which the sewage collection system or sewage disposal system is not intended to receive.
(9) 
Of such character, concentration, volume or combination as to tax the capacity of the sewage treatment plant constituting part of the sewage disposal system.
(10) 
Including synthetic organic detergents or similar compounds in such volume as to interfere with the treatment process or the satisfactory operation of the sewage treatment plant constituting part of the sewage disposal system.
(11) 
Including any liquids having a pH exceeding a minimum value of 6.0 or a maximum value of 9.0 or found to be excessively corrosive.
(12) 
Including any waters or wastes with a BOD in excess of 1,000 parts per million by weight.
(13) 
Including any waters or wastes with a suspended solids content in excess of 600 parts per million by weight or containing suspended solids of such character and/or quantity that unusual attention or expense is required to handle and/or treat such materials.
(14) 
Including any waters or wastes containing any toxic, poisonous or any other material in sufficient quantity to cause a hazard in the operation of the sewage collection system or sewage disposal system or which may result in an effluent discharge from the treatment plant constituting part of the sewage disposal system unacceptable to any governmental body having jurisdiction.
(15) 
Notwithstanding the above provisions, any waste containing substances or having other characteristics which violate provisions of the service agreement or which are prohibited by the Joint Authority to be discharged into the sewage disposal system.
D. 
Where necessary, all owners shall install suitable pretreatment facilities in order to comply with Subsection C of this section.
A. 
Plans, specifications and any other pertinent information relating to proposed facilities for preliminary treatment and handling of wastes shall be submitted for approval of this Borough, and no construction of any such facility shall be commenced until approval thereof first shall have been obtained in writing from this Borough and until approval thereof first shall have been obtained from any governmental body having jurisdiction.
B. 
Whenever facilities for preliminary treatment and handling of wastes shall have been provided by any owner, such facilities shall be maintained continuously, at the expense of such owner, in satisfactory operating condition; and this Borough and the Joint Authority shall have access to such facilities at reasonable times for purposes of inspection and testing.
Nothing contained in this Article shall be construed as prohibiting any special agreement or arrangement between this Borough and any person whereby industrial wastes of unusual strength or character may be admitted into the sewage collection system by this Borough either before or after preliminary treatment; provided, however, that any such special agreement or arrangement shall be subject to approval by the Joint Authority.