[Ord. 1984-4, 8/6/1984, § 1]
1. 
All Class III discharges shall file with the Borough wastewater information deemed necessary by the Manager for determination of compliance with this chapter, the Borough's NPDES permit conditions, and state and federal law. Such information shall be provided by completion of a questionnaire designed and supplied by the Manager and by supplements thereto as may be necessary. Information requested in the questionnaire and designated by the discharger as confidential is subject to the conditions of confidentiality as set out in § 18-701, Subsection 3, of this Part 7.
2. 
Where a person owns, operates or occupies properties designated as a Class III discharger at more than one location, separate information submittals shall be made for each location as may be required by the Manager.
3. 
The Manager shall implement measures to ensure the confidentiality of information provided by a Class III discharger pursuant to this chapter. In no event shall the Manager delegate this responsibility or disclose any claimed confidential information to any person without prior notice in writing to the owner and without providing the owner with the opportunity to protect such confidential information, including the right to see judicial relief.
[Ord. 1984-4, 8/6/1984, § 2]
1. 
When required by the Manager, the owner of any property serviced by a building sewer carrying Class III wastewater discharges shall provide suitable access and such necessary meters and other appurtenances in the building sewer to facilitate observation, sampling, and measurement of the wastewater. Such access shall be in a readily and safely accessible location and shall be provided in accordance with plans approved by the Manager. The access shall be provided and maintained at the owner's expense so as to be safe and accessible at reasonable times.
2. 
The Manager shall consider such factors as the volume and strength of discharge, rate of discharge, quantities of toxic materials in the discharge, wastewater treatment facility removal capabilities, and cost effectiveness in determining whether or not access and equipment for monitoring Class III wastewater discharges shall be required.
3. 
Where the Manager determines access and equipment for monitoring or measuring Class III wastewater discharges is not practicable, reliable, or cost effective, the Manager may specify alternative methods of determining the characteristics of the wastewaters discharge which will, in the Manager's judgment, provide an equitable measurement of such characteristics.
[Ord. 1984-4, 8/6/1984, § 3]
1. 
Measurements, tests, and analyses of the characteristics of wastewater to which reference is made in this chapter shall be determined in accordance with the latest edition of "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater," published by the American Public Health Association or such alternate methods approved by the Manager and which comply with state and federal law. Sampling methods, locations, times, durations, and frequencies are to be determined on an individual basis subject to approval by the Manager. The discharge shall have the option to use, at this own expense, more complete sampling methods, locations, times, durations, and frequencies than specified by the Manager.
2. 
Measurements, tests, and analyses of the characteristics of wastewater required by this chapter shall be performed by a qualified laboratory. When such analyses are required of a discharger, the discharger may, in lieu of using the Borough's laboratory, make arrangement with any qualified laboratory, including that of the discharger, to perform such analyses.
3. 
Monitoring of wastewater characteristics necessary for determination of compliance with applicable pretreatment standards shall be conducted on the basis of the following schedule, unless more frequent monitoring is required by authority other than this chapter, or if the Manager, in his judgment, determines that the characteristics of the specific discharge warrant a different frequency monitoring:
Average Actual Daily User Discharge
Monitoring Frequency
Less than 100,000 gpd
Semiannually
100,000 to 999,999 gpd
Quarterly
More than 999,999 gpd
Monthly
4. 
Monitoring of wastewater characteristics for any purpose other than the determination of compliance with pretreatment standards shall be conducted on a frequency deemed necessary by the Manager.
5. 
Upon demonstration by any person that the characteristics of the wastewater discharged by that person are consistent, the Manager may reduce the frequency as may be required by authority other than this chapter, except in no case shall the frequency of monitoring be less than semi-annual for the determination of compliance with pretreatment standards.
6. 
In determining the discharge characteristics factors as continuous or batch operation, and seasonal operation and the information requirements of other provisions of this Part 7 shall be considered by the Manager. The Manager may obtain wastewater samples as required to verify the consistency of discharge characteristics.
7. 
Fees for any given measurement, test, or analysis of wastewater required by this Part 7 and performed by the Borough shall be the same for all classes of dischargers, regardless of the quantity or quality of the discharge and shall reflect only direct cost. Costs of analyses performed by an independent laboratory at the option of discharger shall be borne directly by the discharger.
[Ord. 1984-4, 8/6/1984, § 4]
If the drainage or discharge from any establishment causes a deposit, obstruction, or damage to any of the Borough's wastewater facilities, the Manager shall cause the deposit or obstruction to be promptly removed or cause the damage to be promptly repaired. The cost of such work, including materials, labor, and supervision shall be borne by the person causing such deposit, obstruction or damage.