(a) 
The CLB may implement pretreatment and source control programs in accordance with federal, state, and SOCWA regulations, the provisions of this chapter, and any interjurisdictional agreements to which the CLB is signatory.
(b) 
If the CLB desires to perform its own pretreatment and source control program, it shall do so only by interjurisdictional agreement with SOCWA, under the oversight of SOCWA.
(c) 
The CLB, when performing its own pretreatment and source control program, shall keep SOCWA apprised of their activities on a regular and consistent basis. This may be accomplished by, but not limited to, correspondence, meetings and submittal of period reports.
(d) 
The CLB shall have the authority to use fees and charges provided for within this chapter when a user is in noncompliance.
(e) 
The CLB shall provide SOCWA any and all information and submittals by users for review and central filing.
(f) 
The CLB, which may operate their own sewerage facilities, shall coordinate with SOCWA the establishment of technically based local limits. These limits shall be established in accordance with Section 17.30.151(h) of this chapter. These limits are to ensure that any user's effluent that is discharged to sewerage facilities does not cause, but is not limited to, the following:
(1) 
Upset, pass-through or interference of the biological treatment process;
(2) 
Upset, pass-through or interference of the sludge digestion process;
(3) 
Reclaimed or recycled water or generated biosolids to be unable to meet regulatory standards for beneficial reuse or unlimited distribution as defined by regulatory agencies;
(4) 
Violation of any CLB or SOCWA NPDES permit limitations;
(5) 
Pass-through or interference causing SOCWA to violate any discharge limits of the SOCWA ocean outfalls.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)
(a) 
SOCWA has the authority to implement pretreatment and source control programs in accordance with federal and state regulations and the provisions of this chapter, and interjurisdictional agreements with the CLB.
(b) 
SOCWA has the authority to approve all forms used in the pretreatment and source control program.
(c) 
SOCWA has the authority to, at any time, assume administration and enforcement of this chapter within the service area of the CLB.
(d) 
SOCWA has the authority to locate and terminate any noncompliant discharge that is not discontinued, upon notification that a noncompliant discharge is occurring.
(e) 
SOCWA has the authority to review all applications, wastewater discharge permits, other control mechanism and any enforcement actions that have been taken.
(f) 
SOCWA has the authority to review all ordinances pertaining to pretreatment and source control programs before adoption or implementation by the CLB.
(g) 
SOCWA has the authority to audit the CLB when performing its own pretreatment and source control program.
(h) 
SOCWA shall oversee the establishment of technically based local limits for the CLB. A review of the local limits may be conducted every five years or in conjunction with the renewal of SOCWA's NPDES permits.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)
The CLB shall have first priority to enforce the regulations contained within this chapter in accordance with, but not limited to, the following:
(a) 
SOCWA shall conduct the pretreatment and source control program for the CLB unless otherwise directed by the interjurisdictional agreement with the CLB.
(b) 
When the CLB is performing its own program it shall inform SOCWA of all program activity.
(c) 
The CLB, when performing its own program, shall conduct routine sampling of permitted users for constituents the industry must sample and analyze for as part of their self-monitoring program, and shall inform SOCWA of such activity.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)
All applications for wastewater discharge permits may be reviewed by the CLB and SOCWA.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)
(a) 
All proposed WD permits may be reviewed by the CLB and SOCWA before being issued to the user.
(b) 
All issued WD permits shall be signed, identified and/or numbered by SOCWA.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)
(a) 
SOCWA shall be notified by the CLB when inspecting, monitoring, or enforcement activities will or have already occurred. This may be done by, but not limited to, the following:
(1) 
Phone contact or correspondence;
(2) 
Submittal of written schedule reports or status reports.
(b) 
Emergency enforcement actions by the CLB shall be reported to SOCWA by phone within twenty-four hours during weekdays and within seventy-two hours during weekends, and by written report within five days of their notice to the user.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)
(a) 
The CLB may establish a schedule of wastewater discharge permit application fees, annual fees, sample analysis charges, and any other fees or charges required to recover reasonable costs of implementing a pretreatment and source control program.
(b) 
Costs incurred by SOCWA for its pretreatment activity shall be collected by, but not limited to, the following:
(1) 
Invoicing the CLB;
(2) 
Invoicing directly to the industrial user.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)
(a) 
The CLB shall have first priority to handle appeals in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
(1) 
Appeals on staff action shall be directed to the city manager;
(2) 
Appeals on the city manager action shall be directed to the council;
(3) 
Actions by the council shall be final.
(b) 
SOCWA shall have the authority to handle appeals where the CLB has no jurisdiction, or fails to enforce against a user in accordance with the provision of this chapter or the interjurisdictional agreements.
(Ord. 1328 § 1, 1997; Ord. 1520 § 1, 2010)