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ORDINANCE NO 1275 PAGE NO 21 13. 020.060 -. Reporting Requirements i (a) What to Report Under the terms and conditions of this Waste Ordinance and the industrial discharge permit all persons discharging to the Manteca water pollution control system shall report to Manteca any and all of the following events (1) Noncompliance - Any person required to perform self-monitoring shall report any violation to the Assistant Director of Public Works or his agent, within 24 hours of becoming aware of the violation. Notification to Manteca may be by telephone, in person, or in writing All verbal notifications shall be followed by a written report of the violation This reporting will coincide with, or be in addition to, any self- monitoring reports required by the industrial discharge permit Where the discharge in violation has a reasonable potential to affect the water pollution control system, notification to Manteca will be made immediately The authority to require such reporting is provided in the Federal Clean Water Act Under the requirements of 40 CFR, 403 12 (g), if sampling by the discharger indicates a violation of this Waste Ordinance or the industrial discharge permit requirements, the discharger shall notify Manteca of the violation within 24 hours of becoming aware of the violation and shall repeat the sampling and analysis and submit the results of the repeat analysis to Manteca within 30 days after becoming aware of the violation (2) Change in Process - All persons discharging industrial waste to the water pollution control system shall report in writing in their industrial, manufacturing, or operating processes that could effect the quality or quantity of their discharge, prior to commencing the changed discharge Notification will be to the Assistant Director of Public Works or his agent Where the anticipated changes in discharge volume or content have a reasonable potential to affect the water pollution control system, notification shall be at least 90 days prior to commencing the changed discharge (3) Storage of Materials and Waste -Within the Manteca service area, all persons storing or using materials or waste in such quantities that a spill or leakage could adversely affect the water pollution control system, shall report in writing such storage to the Assistant Director of Public Works or his agent The Director of Public Works may, as deemed necessary, require a written report including, but not limited to, any or all of the following elements. The deadline for submission of the report shall be as deemed necessary and reasonable by the Director of Public Works • Description of stored materials and waste, including description of . storage and disposal practices