A.
All commercial, industrial, institutional and multifamily
units shall be required to connect into an existing or proposed Township
or county sewer. The owner(s) of such units shall file an application
accompanied by the required information and fees as outlined below.
This application shall be submitted to the Galloway Township Municipal
Utilities Division.
[Amended 7-27-1993 by Ord. No. 1132; 9-28-2004 by Ord. No. 1579]
B.
Upon receiving the application, the Galloway Township Municipal Utilities Division will determine the extent of review which is necessary. Simple commercial units with discharges similar in flow and strength to residential connections will be handled according to the rules and regulations described in Article II for individual building connections. Larger commercial units and all industrial units will be reviewed under the procedure outlined in Article III for subdivisions and developments, taking into account the requirements of that article in addition to the requirements listed below.
A.
No commercial, industrial, institutional or multifamily
unit shall make any connection into, use of, alteration or disturbance
to, addition to or expansion of, whether internally or otherwise,
or in any other way disturb any Galloway Township Municipal Utilities
Division sewer or appurtenance thereto or thereof without first obtaining
certification of approval from the Galloway Township Municipal Utilities
Division.
[Amended 9-4-1984 by Ord. No. 773; 7-27-1993 by Ord. No. 1132]
B.
All costs and expenses required for the installation
and connection of a large commercial, industrial, institutional or
multifamily building or unit sewer shall be borne by the builder or
developer. The owner shall be liable to the Galloway Township Municipal
Utilities Division for any loss or damage that may directly or indirectly
result from the installation of any building sewer or any other cause.
[Amended 7-27-1993 by Ord. No. 1132]
C.
An industrial building sewer shall be a minimum of
eight inches in diameter and shall be connected to a Galloway Township
Municipal Utilities Division sewer or county sewer.
D.
Whenever the Galloway Township Municipal Utilities
Division determines that it is necessary, the discharge must be metered
for flow and strength prior to its acceptance into the Galloway Township
Municipal Utilities Division system. The cost of all metering facilities
shall be borne by the owner.
E.
The Galloway Township Municipal Utilities Division
will determine whether industrial pretreatment is required. When required,
the applicant shall submit plans for such pretreatment for review
by the Galloway Township Municipal Utilities Division. During operation,
the Galloway Township Municipal Utilities Division will monitor industrial
pretreatment. Failure to comply with industrial pretreatment requirements
may result in additional charges as determined by the Galloway Township
Municipal Utilities Division or in disconnection of the building sewer,
or both.
F.
The owners of all large commercial and industrial units shall comply with the user charge system described in Article VI.
G.
Nondomestic users are prohibited from introducing
any waste into the sewer system which will interfere with the operation
or performance of publicly owned treatment works, including but not
limited to the introduction of any pollutants, either alone or in
conjunction with any other discharge into the system, which will,
if discharged in sufficient volume or strength, cause interference
in the treatment works.
[Added 6-13-1989 by Ord. No. 958]
H.
If the Federal Categorical Pretreatment Standard applicable
to a particular industrial subcategory is more stringent than the
limitations imposed by this chapter for sources in that particular
subcategory, the Federal Standard shall supersede the limitations
set forth herein.
[Added 6-13-1989 by Ord. No. 958]
A.
In addition to the items described in Article III for subdivisions and developments, the Galloway Township Municipal Utilities Division shall consider the requirements of industrial pretreatment, the industrial cost recovery system and metering proposals for volume and strength.
D.
Two copies of the original report shall be submitted
at the time of preliminary application, and four copies of the revised
report shall be submitted at the time of final application.
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Editor's Note: Former § 281-27,
Requests for exemptions, was repealed 9-28-2004 by Ord. No. 1579.