All persons discharging or depositing wastes into the public
sewers shall pay a sewer service charge proportional to the liquid
volume of waste so deposited, which charge shall be collected as a
sewer rent.
All persons discharging or depositing wastes with concentrations
in excess of the pollutant concentrations in normal sewage shall pay
a surcharge.
The total sewer service charge (which shall be called the "user
charge"), is comprised of two parts, as follows:
UC (t) = UC (n) + UC (an)
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Where:
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UC (t)
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=
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Total user charge for POTW operation and maintenance
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UC (n)
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=
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User charge associated with normal sewage
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UC (an)
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=
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User charge associated with abnormal sewage
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UC (n)
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=
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OM x (OQ/100) x (QIA/QA)
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UC (an)
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=
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OM {[OB/100 x (BIA-Bn)/BA] +
[OS/100 x (SIA-Sn)/SA] +
[OP/100 x (PIA-Pn)/PA] +
[ONH/100 x (NHIA-NHn)/NHA] +
[OTK/100 x (TKIA-TKn)/TKA]}
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Where:
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OM
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=
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Total annual POTW operation and maintenance costs
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OQ
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=
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Percentage of OM attributable to flow (Q)
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OB
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=
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Percentage of OM attributable to BOD5
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OS
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=
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Percentage of OM attributable to suspended solids
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OP
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=
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Percentage of OM attributable to total phosphorus
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ONH
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=
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Percentage of OM attributable to ammonia
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OTK
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=
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Percentage of OM attributable to total Kjeldahl nitrogen
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QIA
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=
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Average daily flow rate (MGD) from discharger
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BIA
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=
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Average daily BOD5 loading (LB/DAY) from discharger
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SIA
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=
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Average daily suspended solids loading (LB/DAY) from discharger
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PIA
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=
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Average daily total phosphorus loading (LB/DAY) from discharger
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NHIA
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=
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Average daily ammonia loading (LB N/DAY) from discharger
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TKIA
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=
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Average daily total Kjeldahl nitrogen loading (LB N/DAY) from
discharger
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QA
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=
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Average daily flow rate (MGD) at the POTW treatment plant
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BA
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=
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Average daily BOD5 loading (LB/DAY) at the POTW treatment plant
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SA
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=
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Average daily suspended solids loading (LB/DAY) at the POTW
treatment plant
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PA
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=
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Average daily total phosphorus loading (LB/DAY) at the POTW
treatment plant
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NHA
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=
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Average daily total ammonia loading (LB N/DAY) at the POTW treatment
plant
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TKA
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=
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Average daily total Kjeldahl nitrogen loading (LB N/DAY) at
the POTW treatment plant
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Bn
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=
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BOD5 loading (LB/DAY) in discharge if it were normal sewage
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Sn
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=
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Suspended solids loading (LB/DAY) in discharge if it were normal
sewage
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Pn
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=
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Total phosphorus loading (LB/DAY) in discharge if it were normal
sewage
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NHn
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=
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Ammonia loading (LB N/DAY) in discharge if it were normal sewage
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TKn
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=
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Total Kjeldahl nitrogen loading (LB N/DAY) in discharge if it
were normal sewage
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NOTES:
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If any difference terms in the equation above is negative, then
that portion of the equation shall not be used; that is, the difference
shall be set to zero when it is negative.
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All averages are arithmetic averages determined from available
data during the billing period.
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The service area of the POTW may be segmented to assist in a
fair distribution of user charges, especially if there is a pump station
serving a segment.
The volume of flow to be used in computing sewer service charges
and abnormal sewage surcharges shall be based upon metered water consumption
as shown on the records of meter readings maintained by the Village
Water Department. In the event that a person discharging wastes into
the POTW produces evidence, to the Superintendent, demonstrating that
a substantial portion of the total amount of metered water does not
reach the POTW, then the Superintendent shall either establish a percentage
of the total metered water to be used as a basis for such computations,
or direct the installation of appropriate flow-measuring (and totalizing)
devices to measure and record the actual amount of flow into the POTW.
In the event that a person discharging wastes into the POTW procures
all or part of his water supply from unmetered sources, the Superintendent
shall either direct the installation of water meters on the other
sources of water supply, or direct the installation of appropriate
flow-measuring devices to measure and record the actual amount of
flow into the POTW. Any water meters and/or flow-measuring devices
installed pursuant to this section shall be of a type and design acceptable
to the Superintendent and shall be installed, maintained, and periodically
tested as required by the Superintendent, at the owner's expense.
All such meters and/or flow-measuring devices shall be subject to
periodic inspection, testing, and reading by the Superintendent. Any
person discharging wastes into the POTW may install a flow-measuring
device at his option, of the type, design, installation, and maintenance
standards of the Superintendent, at the owner's expense.
The billing period shall be monthly for industrial and bimonthly
for nonindustrial users.
The additional charges and fees associated with the operation
of the pretreatment program shall be assessed to the user, and include:
A. Reimbursement of costs of setting up and operating the pretreatment
program.
C. Monitoring, inspections, and surveillance procedures.
D. Costs of equipment and supplies.
E. Reviewing accidental discharge procedures.
F. Construction inspections.
H. Application for consistent removal status as outlined in 40 CFR 403.
I. Other reasonable expenses to carry out the program to satisfy the
requirements of this Part 1, the NYSDEC, and the federal government.
The charge for treatment and disposal of trucked or hauled waste
which has been introduced into the POTW shall be as established by
the Village Board. The manner of determining the volume dumped shall
be at the discretion of the Superintendent. At this time we do not
accept hauled waste.
The Village may institute an equitable procedure for recovering
the costs of any capital improvements of those parts of the POTW which
collect, pump, treat, and dispose of industrial wastewaters from those
persons discharging such wastewaters into the POTW.
Provisions of Article
XI of this Part
1 relating to the collection of penalties shall apply to the collection of sewer service charges and abnormal sewage service surcharges, unless where otherwise provided by application of Part
2, Sewer Rents, of this chapter, by the Village.
The POTW shall be operated on the basis of a fiscal year commencing
on the first day of January and ending on the 31st day of December.
The Village Board shall have the authority to impose impact
fees on new development, which development may:
A. Cause enlargement of the service area of the POTW.
B. Cause increased hydraulic and/or treatment demands on the POTW.
Revenues derived from user charges and associated penalties,
and impact fees, shall be credited to a special fund. Moneys in this
fund shall be used exclusively for the following functions:
A. For the payment of the operation and maintenance, including repair
and replacement costs, of the Village POTW;
B. For the discovery and correction of inflow and infiltration;
C. For the payment of interest on and the amortization of or payment
of indebtedness which has been or shall be incurred for the construction
or extension of the Village POTW; and
D. For the extension, enlargement, replacement of, and/or additions
to the Village POTW, including any necessary appurtenances.