As used in this Part 1, the following terms shall have the meanings
indicated:
Any building containing two or more single-family dwelling
units and having one sewer connection for all dwelling units.
The City of Walhalla Utilities Department.
A measure of the pollutant strength of wastes of any nature.
BOD expressed in parts per million by weight shall mean the calculated
pounds of oxygen required to satisfy the five-day oxygen demand of
a million pounds of domestic sewage or industrial wastes or a combination
of both when tested in accordance with the procedures given in the
latest edition of Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and
Sewage published by the American Public Health Association.
Any improved property containing a structure which meets any one of the classifications in Article I.
Any building used by the occupant for amusement, entertainment,
service, professional, retail trade or any other similar purposes
except as defined under "commercial" and "institution."
A vehicle without motor power designed to be towed by a motor
vehicle, and of such size and weight as not to require a special highway
moving permit, designed to provide temporary living quarters for recreational,
camping and travel use, and designed not to require permanent on-site
utilities, including, but not limited to, tent campers, park models,
park trailers, motor homes and fifth wheels. This term may include
any vehicle whose body width is less than eight feet, and whose length
is not more than 35 feet in the travel mode, and so designed that
part of its weight rests on the towing vehicle.
The City of Walhalla, its elected officials and appointed
authorized representatives.
The true color due to substances in solution which cause
any variation in the hue of the receiving stream, and is expressed
in wavelengths of light.
A sewer receiving both surface water runoff and sewage.
Any hotel, motel, lodge, tourist home, efficiency apartments,
house or similar building operated primarily as a commercial enterprise
for the purpose of rental and lodging on a daily or weekly basis.
For determination of rates, each room or series of rooms made available
to the general public as a separate entity for overnight accommodation
shall be classified as a "rental unit."
One or more buildings containing two or more single-family
units owned individually and not provided with access by public streets
or roads and having one sewer connection for each unit.
Any responsible person who makes application to the City
for water service.
A customer who has an active account(s) and has not violated
the water or sewer use ordinances at any time, and has not been cut
off for nonpayment for any monthly bill within one year, at time of
application for a new service.
Any residential subdivision, commercial, industrial or institutional
complex.
Equal to the number of single-family dwelling units for the
purpose of establishing tap fee and billing cost; the following equivalents
shall be used:
Single-family dwelling unit: 1.0.
Condominium dwelling unit: 1.0.
Townhouse dwelling unit: 1.0.
Apartment: 1.0.
Hotel or motel, per room: 0.60.
Mobile home: 1.0.
Restaurant, per seat: 0.25.
Business or institution per 6,000/gallons per month usage: 1.0.
Camper/travel trailer: 0.60.
Class of user that uses the water exclusively for lawn, garden
and crop use, and there is no connection inside or outside of a building
which is directly or indirectly tied to a sewer.
Any building used as a hospital, church, school or similar
public facility.
Any building containing two or more single-family dwelling
units and having individual water connections to each dwelling unit.
The sewer treatment entity in Oconee County.
Any individual, firm, company, association, corporation,
institution or group.
Any and all real property that is rented or leased by one
group or person from any other group or person for the purpose of
living space, commercial or industrial use. All rental properties
inside the City limits must be inspected by the Fire Department prior
to obtaining services.
The delivery of potable water through an authorized and approved
water connection, account record keeping, billing, and all work associated
therewith.
All materials, including valves, pipe, fittings, cleanouts,
used to convey sewer waste from the customer.
All property, equipment, pumps, piping, storage tanks, connections,
records, structures and any other associated appurtenances necessary
to provide sewer service owned and operated by the City of Walhalla.
Any building, house or apartment unit occupied for living
purposes by a single family and owned or leased by the occupant on
a continuing basis for 30 days or more per year.
One or more buildings containing two or more single-family
units owned individually and provided with, or adjacent to, public
streets or roads and having one water connection for each unit.
