City of Kingston, NY
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2023-08-01
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PART II: GENERAL LEGISLATION
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Chapter 340 Sewer Use
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Article III Scavenger Wastes
- THE CHARTER
- Ch C Charter
- ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
- Ch A Administrative Code
- PART I: ADMINISTRATIVE LEGISLATION
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Adopt-A-Highway, -Park or -Shoreline Program
- Ch 5 Appearance Tickets
- Ch 8 Assessment Review Board
- Ch 11 (Reserved)
- Ch 15 (Reserved)
- Ch 18 Community Choice Aggregation Program
- Ch 22 Commissions
- Ch 26 Common Council
- Ch 30 Community Development Advisory Council
- Ch 32 Crossing Guards
- Ch 35 Defense and Indemnification
- Ch 40 Emergency Regulations
- Ch 46 Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action
- Ch 49 Ethics
- Ch 52 Fire Department
- Ch 55 Flag and Seal, Official
- Ch 60 Information Technology, Department of
- Ch 70 (Reserved)
- Ch 74 Laws of 1913: Exercise of Powers
- Ch 77 Mental Health Board
- Ch 79 Merit Award Board
- Ch 82 (Reserved)
- Ch 85 Office Hours
- Ch 87 Open Meetings
- Ch 90 (Reserved)
- Ch 93 Personnel
- Ch 96 Planning Board
- Ch 103 Procurement Policy
- Ch 106 Real Property, Sale or Lease of
- Ch 107 (Reserved)
- Ch 110 Residency Requirements
- Ch 113 Salaries and Compensation
- Ch 114 Surplus Property, Sale of
- Ch 116 (Reserved)
- Ch 122 (Reserved)
- PART II: GENERAL LEGISLATION
- Ch 130 Advertisements and Billboards
- Ch 135 Air Pollution and Smoke Control
- Ch 138 (Reserved)
- Ch 142 Alarm Systems
- Ch 145 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 148 All-Terrain Vehicles
- Ch 151 Animals
- Ch 154 Auctions and Auctioneering
- Ch 157 (Reserved)
- Ch 160 (Reserved)
- Ch 163 Bingo
- Ch 166 Blasting
- Ch 169 (Reserved)
- Ch 172 Building Construction
- Ch 178 Buildings, Unsafe
- Ch 179 Buildings, Vacant
- Ch 180 Bus Fares
- Ch 185 (Reserved)
- Ch 188 (Reserved)
- Ch 191 Curfew
- Ch 195 Disorderly Conduct
- Ch 197 Dangerous Weapons
- Ch 198 Drugs and Drug Paraphernalia
- Ch 199 Nuisances
- Ch 205 Economic Development Zone
- Ch 208 Electrical Regulations
- Ch 210 Energy Conservation
- Ch 211 Excavation Hazards
- Ch 213 Exhibitions and Shows
- Ch 217 Fees
- Ch 220 Fences
- Ch 223 Firearms
- Ch 224 Firearms: Shooting Ranges
- Ch 226 Fire Insurance Proceeds
- Ch 229 Fire Lanes
- Ch 231 (Reserved)
- Ch 233 Fire Prevention
- Ch 236 (Reserved)
- Ch 238 (Reserved)
- Ch 245 Games of Chance
- Ch 250 Graffiti
- Ch 255 Hazardous Materials
- Ch 261 (Reserved)
- Ch 264 Historic and Architectural Design Districts
- Ch 267 (Reserved)
- Ch 268 Illicit Discharges
- Ch 277 Hotels, Motels, Inns, Rooming Houses and Boardinghouses
- Ch 280 Municipal Identification Program
- Ch 285 Navigation
- Ch 295 (Reserved)
- Ch 300 Noise
- Ch 305 Parades
- Ch 308 Parental Responsibility
- Ch 310 Parks and Recreational Facilities
- Ch 313 Pawnbrokers
- Ch 318 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 321 Plumbing
- Ch 324 Public Transportation
- Ch 330 Records
- Ch 332 Rental Properties
- Ch 333 Rental Premises, Property Maintenance for Tenants of
- Ch 335 Sales of Merchandise
- Ch 336 Sanitation and Weeds
- Ch 338 Sewers
- Ch 340 Sewer Use
- Ch 340 Art III Scavenger Wastes
- § 340-7 Licenses and applications.
- § 340-8 Concurrent requirements.
- § 340-9 Charges for scavenger wastes.
- § 340-10 Dumping location and timing.
- Ch 345 Shopping Carts
- Ch 346 Sidewalk Cafes
- Ch 347 Site Plan Review
- Ch 348 Smoking
- Ch 350 Solid Waste
- Ch 353 Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sediment Control
- Ch 355 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 358 Sidewalk Standards
- Ch 360 Taxation
- Ch 363 Taxicabs and Taxicab Drivers
- Ch 366 (Reserved)
- Ch 370 Tow Trucks
- Ch 371 Toxic Pesticides and Herbicides
- Ch 373 Trees
- Ch 374 Trees, Street
- Ch 376 Trucks, Parking of
- Ch 384 Motor Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 386 Motor Vehicles, Repair of
- Ch 390 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 395 Water
- Ch 398 Waterfront
- Ch 401 (Reserved)
- Ch 405 Zoning
- APPENDIX
- Ch A406 (Reserved)
- Ch A407 Plumbing Code Administration
- DISPOSITION LIST
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Amended 12-16-1999 by L.L. No. 2-2000, approved
1-3-2000; 9-2-2014 by L.L. No. 2-2014, approved 9-11-2014]
The discharge of scavenger wastes into the City
of Kingston POTW shall be permitted only with the written approval
(permit) of the City Engineer. Applicants for such permit shall apply
on a form provided by the City Engineer. These forms may require information
such as vehicle specifications, vehicle license number, vehicle color,
NYSDEC permits issued under 6 NYCRR Part 364, approximate annual septage
volume expected, service areas and any other information which the
City Engineer may require to determine whether the scavenger wastes
could adversely impact the POTW. The application shall be accompanied
by a nonrefundable fee as set forth in the fee schedule to be established
by resolution of the Common Council of this City[1] made payable to: the Comptroller, City of Kingston. The
scavenger permittee will also be charged a fee for each dumping in
accordance with the schedule of charges as set forth elsewhere in
this chapter. The dumping fee shall be paid prior to dumping.
The applicant for a permit shall be the owner
of the vehicle or vehicles to be used for such discharge. Any false
or misleading statement in any permit application shall be grounds
for invalidating the permit. All permits issued by the City Engineer
for this purpose shall be valid for one year. The permittee shall
also be duly permitted by the NYSDEC under 6 NYCRR Part 364 (364 permit).
If for any reason the permittee loses his 364 permit, then the permit
issued under this article shall become immediately invalid. All acts
performed in conjunction with the permit shall be subject to the inspection
and regulations established by the City Engineer, the terms and conditions
of the permit and all local and general laws, ordinances and regulations
which are now or may come into effect, and any permit may be revoked
at any time by the City Engineer for willful, continued or persistent
violation thereof.
The charge for dumping septage into the POTW
shall be calculated and set by the City Engineer. The manner of determining
the volume shall be at the discretion of the City Engineer.
A.
The City Engineer may require discharging at certain
specified locations, seasons of the year, days of the week and times
of the day, as shall be stated on said permit or revised by the City
Engineer.
B.
Each discharge of scavenger wastes shall be made only
with the approval of the City Engineer. The City Engineer may require
inspection, sampling and analysis of each load prior to its discharge
into the POTW. Any extra costs associated with such inspection, sampling
and/or analysis shall be paid by the permittee.
