Any industrial user requesting sewer service after January 1, 1980 shall establish or cause to be established the quality, quantity and peak flow rate characteristics of the user's wastewater and shall present this information to the superintendent in such a manner that the superintendent shall determine if an industrial cost recovery (ICR) rate shall be established for the user. The cost of establishing these characteristics shall be paid for by the user.
(Ord. 622 Art. 8 § 1, 1981)
Under the ICR program, any industrial user's share shall be based on all factors which significantly influence the cost of the wastewater collection and treatment system, such as quality, volume, and delivery flow rate characteristics, which shall be considered and included to ensure a proportional distribution of the grant assistance allocable to the industrial user's use, or capacity firmly committed for its use and shall not include an interest component. As a minimum, an industrial user's share shall be proportional to its flow in relation to the treatment works flow.
(Ord. 622 Art. 8 § 2, 1981)
Whenever current standards, regulations or guidelines are altered by any governmental agency in such a manner as to cause an expansion and/or upgrading of the treatment works which are not covered by user's fees, and require federal grant moneys, each industrial contributor's ICR fee will be adjusted in accordance with the current regulations to reflect the costs of expanding and/or upgrading the treatment works.
(Ord. 622 Art. 8 § 3, 1981)