A. 
Within three months after enactment of this chapter, the Village may require that any industrial user discharging industrial wastewater to the wastewater facilities prepare and file with the Village a report that shall include pertinent data relating to the quantity and characteristics of the wastewater discharged to the wastewater facilities.
B. 
The Village may require that any industrial user desiring to make a new connection to the wastewater facilities for the purpose of discharging industrial wastewater, or proposing to increase its current discharge flows or loads, prepare and file with the Village a report that shall include actual or predicted data relating to the quantity and characteristics of the wastewater to be discharged along with information relating to general processes used at the facility, the types and quantities of chemicals and additives used at the facility, and other such information as deemed necessary for the Village to fully assess the potential impacts of said discharge on the wastewater facilities. All industrial users proposing to make a new connection or proposing to increase their current discharge flows or loads shall, in writing, request that the Village make a determination whether submittal of a report is required.
C. 
The Village shall provide industrial users with a form detailing the specific information that shall be submitted under Subsections A and B. This information shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
(1) 
Average day, peak day, and peak hour wastewater flows.
(2) 
Average day and peak day wastewater BOD5, TSS, TKN, ammonia, phosphorus loads and chlorine loads.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. II).
(3) 
Chemical analysis of wastewater, including concentrations of any parameters prohibited or limited under this chapter.
(4) 
Information on raw materials, processes, and products as may affect the wastewater characteristics.
(5) 
Information on quantity and use of oils, solvents, cleaning chemicals, chemical additives, toxic substances, and other substances used at the facility which could enter the wastewater either intentionally or accidentally.
(6) 
A general process flow diagram showing the processes used at the facility and the flow of water and wastewater throughout the facilities.
(7) 
A plan of the user's facilities showing floor drains, chemical storage areas, sewers, and pretreatment facilities.
(8) 
Detailed description and design information of any pretreatment facilities.
(9) 
Detailed description and design information regarding all facilities installed to prevent and/or control the accidental introduction of oils, solvents, cleaning chemicals, chemical additives, toxic substances, and other substances into the wastewater discharged to the wastewater facilities.
D. 
No industrial user shall be required to submit detailed information regarding proprietary processes. However, in all cases, the industrial user shall provide sufficient information for the Village to fully evaluate the likely chemical and physical characteristics of the wastewater to be discharged from the user's facility and to assess any potential impacts of said discharge on the wastewater facilities.
A. 
No new or increased discharges shall be allowed without written authorization from the Village.
B. 
The Village shall not allow discharge into the wastewater facilities of any wastewater which is not in compliance with the rules and regulations stated in Article IV, Use of Wastewater Facilities, of this chapter.
C. 
In addition to any other requirements set forth in this chapter, the Village shall have the right to prohibit the discharge of any industrial wastewater into the sanitary sewer which, in the opinion of the Village, may interfere with the operation of the wastewater facilities, may pass through the wastewater facilities insufficiently treated, may cause the wastewater treatment plant to violate any conditions of the WPDES discharge permit, may prevent the wastewater treatment plant from meeting operational goals or effluent quality goals, or which may impair the use or disposal of the wastewater treatment plant sludge.
D. 
Prior to allowing new or increased industrial wastewater discharges to the wastewater facilities, the Village will determine if sufficient reserve capacity is available in the downstream sanitary sewer and in the wastewater treatment plant to provide proper conveyance and treatment of the proposed wastewater. New or increased discharges shall not be allowed if it is determined that insufficient capacity is available in either the sanitary sewer or in the wastewater treatment plant.
E. 
In making its determination to accept, or not accept, said industrial wastewater discharge, the Village will evaluate the information provided by the industrial user in accordance with § 400-54 of this chapter. The Village shall give consideration to available wastewater facilities capacity and to potential adverse impacts of said discharge on the wastewater facilities.
F. 
Determination.
(1) 
Upon completion of its evaluation, the Village may, in exercise of reasonable discretion:
(a) 
Reject the new or increased discharge;
(b) 
Require pretreatment of the wastewater discharged; and/or
(c) 
Control the quantities and rates of the wastewater discharged.
(2) 
In all cases where the Village allows discharge of said industrial wastewater to the wastewater facilities, the Village shall apply surcharges, as applicable, to recover any additional costs associated with conveyance and treatment of the wastewater, beyond those costs normally associated with conveyance and treatment of domestic wastewater.
A. 
The Village may require that a service agreement be executed between the Village and an industrial user under the following conditions:
(1) 
If the industrial user meets any of the criteria for a significant industrial user as defined in this chapter; and/or
(2) 
If, in the opinion of the Village, the industrial wastewater may consistently, or at times, contain any substances or characteristics which could potentially impair or interfere with operation of the wastewater facilities.
B. 
The service agreement shall establish the allowable flows, loads, and wastewater characteristics which the industrial user shall be allowed to discharge to the wastewater facilities, shall establish other conditions and limitations as required to protect the wastewater facilities and the proper operation thereof, shall establish the period of time for which the agreement will be valid, and shall establish penalties for violation of any of the provisions of the service agreement.
C. 
The service agreement shall assure continued participation in debt service charge costs by the industrial user over the life of the agreement.
D. 
Should the industrial user eliminate its discharge, the Village, at its option, may elect to assign to another user that portion of the design capacity of the wastewater treatment plant and associated debt service costs, thereby relieving the industrial user of continued financial participation.
E. 
Industrial users shall, in all cases, submit written notification to the Village in the event that the property covered under an agreement with the Village is sold or transferred to another person.
F. 
In the event that an industrial user sells or transfers the property covered under an agreement with the Village to another person, then the agreement, in principle, between the Village and the original industrial user shall be transferable to the person receiving said property, provided that the use of the property or facilities will remain substantially the same. However, the Village shall require that a new agreement be executed with the new owner of said property providing a signature on said agreement. The person receiving the property shall be bound by the conditions of the agreement. In the event that the use of the property is changed by the person receiving the property, such that the quantity or characteristics of the wastewater discharged will be changed, then the Village may require that a new agreement be executed, with revised conditions or restrictions as deemed appropriate by the Village, or the Village may deny service to said user if insufficient capacity exists to accommodate the increased wastewater flows or loads, or if in the opinion of the Village said wastewater could adversely impact the operation, maintenance, or performance of the wastewater facilities.
G. 
Nothing in this chapter, or in any agreement between the Village and an industrial user, shall be construed as granting the industrial user ownership of any part of the Village of East Troy wastewater facilities or a voice in the government of the wastewater facilities.
A. 
All industrial users subject to pretreatment standards, as established by the WDNR, shall provide pretreatment of wastewater discharged to the sanitary sewer in accordance with the requirements as set forth in Chapters NR 211 and NR 221 through NR 297 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code. The Village shall not allow discharge of any wastewater into the wastewater collection system from any industrial user not in compliance with applicable pretreatment standards.
B. 
Any industrial user discharging industrial wastewater to the wastewater collection system may be required to provide pretreatment of the wastewater if the Village determines that the strength, characteristics, or flow rate of the wastewater discharge could interfere with, or impair operation of, the wastewater facilities.
C. 
All costs associated with the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of pretreatment facilities shall be paid for by the industrial user.
D. 
Plans, specifications, and other pertinent information for all pretreatment systems shall be submitted to the Village for review prior to installation. No pretreatment systems shall be installed until approval has been issued by the Village. The cost for review of the plans and specifications, by the Village or the Village's Engineer, shall be borne by the industrial user.
E. 
Where applicable, plans, specifications, and other pertinent information shall be submitted for review and approval to the WDNR or other regulatory agencies with applicable review authority. No pretreatment systems shall be installed until approval has been issued by all applicable regulatory agencies.
F. 
All costs associated with the construction, operation, and maintenance of the pretreatment facilities shall be separate from, and in addition to, the sewer service charge.
G. 
Separate building sewers shall be provided for discharge of industrial wastewater subject to pretreatment standards; combined discharge of said industrial wastewater with sanitary wastewater or other wastewater, through a common building sewer, shall not be allowed.
Dilution of wastewater for purposes of reducing the pollutant characteristics or concentrations to meet the limitations established in this chapter or in any service agreement between the Village and the industrial user is prohibited, except in cases where such dilution is authorized by an applicable pretreatment standard.
A. 
Industrial users, where required by the Village, shall install one or more control manholes to facilitate observation, flow measurement, and sampling of industrial wastewater discharged by the user to the wastewater collection system.
B. 
All industrial wastewater flow discharged from the user's facility to the wastewater collection system shall flow through the control manhole.
C. 
The control manhole facilities shall consist of a manhole constructed in line with the industrial user's building sewer, a flow meter, and a separate structure housing a flow recording device and an automatic wastewater sampler. The flow recording device shall be designed to provide instantaneous and totalized flow readings and shall be designed to provide accurate readings in the flow range anticipated. The sampler shall be designed to provide automatic, flow and time proportional sampling of wastewater.
D. 
The design, operation, and maintenance of all control manholes, flow monitoring facilities, and wastewater sampling facilities shall be in accordance with the requirements of this chapter as well as in accordance with any other rules and regulations established by the WDNR or any other agencies with applicable regulatory authority.
E. 
Plans and specifications for the control manhole facilities, including the manhole structure, flow meter, flow recorder, wastewater sampler, and any other required equipment or structures, shall be prepared and sealed by an engineer licensed in the State of Wisconsin. The plans and specifications shall be approved by the Village and the WDNR prior to starting construction.
F. 
All costs for construction of the control manhole facilities, including but not limited to design, permitting, construction, and regulatory review, shall be paid for by the industrial user.
G. 
All costs associated with the operation and maintenance of the control manhole facilities, including collection, time and equipment, recording, and submittal of wastewater flow and sample analysis data, shall be paid for by the industrial user.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. II).
H. 
All costs associated with the collection and analysis of wastewater samples shall be paid for by the industrial user.
I. 
The industrial user shall record totalized wastewater flow for each day of the week. Less frequent recording of flows may be allowed by the Village on a case-by-case basis. Where required by the Village, a flow chart recorder shall be provided to record instantaneous flow as a function of time. All flow monitoring information shall be compiled into a report and submitted to the Village on a monthly basis, or at a longer time interval if approved by the Village.
J. 
All flow metering devices shall be calibrated by a factory-authorized technician on an annual basis. A copy of the field calibration report shall be submitted to the Village.
K. 
The Village shall determine the level of wastewater analysis, including the parameters which shall be tested for and the frequency of sampling, which will be required for each industrial user on a case-by-case basis. Sample collection, preservation, and analysis shall be in accordance with the requirements of Chapters NR 218 and NR 219 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code and shall be performed by a laboratory certified for the applicable analysis by the State of Wisconsin. All wastewater analysis data shall be compiled into a report and submitted to the Village on a monthly basis, or at a longer time interval if approved by the Village. Copies of all sample analyses issued by the testing laboratory shall be included along with the report.
L. 
Changes to the quantity or characteristics of the wastewater discharged to the sanitary sewer are subject to review and approval by the Village in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
M. 
The industrial user shall grant the Village access to the control manhole and all associated flow metering and wastewater sampling equipment at all times. Said facilities shall be located in an area accessible to the Village at all times.
N. 
The Village may require that all sample collection, sample analysis, and flow recording activities be conducted by Village personnel or an authorized agent of the Village. In this case, the Village shall submit a bill to the industrial user for said services on a monthly basis.
O. 
All costs associated with the design, construction, and operation of the control manholes, flow monitoring facilities, and wastewater sampling facilities shall be separate from, and in addition to, the sewer service charge.
A. 
The Village may suspend wastewater service to any industrial user whenever it appears to the Village that any of the following conditions exist:
(1) 
A discharge presents an imminent or substantial danger to the public health, safety, or welfare.
(2) 
A discharge presents a substantial danger to the environment.
(3) 
A discharge is resulting in interference with, or impairment of, the wastewater facilities.
(4) 
A discharge is in violation of any pretreatment standard or requirement.
B. 
The Village will notify such a user in the event of a determination to suspend wastewater service and such user shall cease all discharges immediately.