Enactment and enforcement of this chapter and the Industrial Pretreatment Program requires stringent methodology for information gathering, recordkeeping and updating of files and the issuance of wastewater discharge permits pertinent to industrial users.
A.
It shall be the duty of the City Engineer's Office to organize, coordinate and maintain communications with and between all industries and agencies relevant to compliance with these regulations.
B.
Files shall be kept by the City Engineer's office on all industries discharging into the POTW. Said files shall include:
C.
Said files shall be reviewed and upgraded no less than every three calendar years.
D.
In order to assure that files are kept timely and complete, communication shall be maintained and the names and addresses of new commercial/industrial applicants/accounts shall be received from the Water Department, Building Department and Planning Department. Periodic review of alternate source material such as telephone and city directories shall also be utilized in maintaining accurate and current files.
[Amended 12-16-1999 by L.L. No. 2-2000, approved 1-3-2000; 3-5-2019 by L.L. No. 1-2019, approved 3-19-2019]
E.
Users identified as SIU's shall be required to submit self-monitoring reports on a schedule to be determined by the City Engineer on a case by case basis. Violations shall be identified and noted even if no action is to be taken. If reports indicate that enforcement action is needed, such action shall be carried out by the City Engineer's office in strict compliance with established procedures and this chapter.
G.
Enforcement responses shall be in accordance with guidelines set forth in the EPA publication Guidance for Developing Control Authority Response Plans and the City of Kingston's enforcement response plan.
H.
In coordination with the personnel of the Kingston wastewater treatment plant, the City Engineer's Office shall investigate all instances of noncompliance.
I.
Industrial user facility site inspections shall take place once a year, and sampling at each discharge site shall take place at least twice a year. Such sampling may be escalated at the discretion of the City Engineer, as deemed necessary.