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HEALTH AND SANITAT70N CODE in this Ordinance, Chapter 7, Part Ill, and the 2.0 mg/l lead regulations shall apply equally to all of the users. 0.1 mg/l mercury B. The plumbing upon the property and in all 5.0 mg/l nickel buildings that are constructed that are to be 1.5 mg./!silver connected to the City sewerage system shall comply 5.0 mg/l chromium, total with the Plumbing Code of the City of Stockton. The 7.0 mg/1 anc owner or lessee of such property shall make 200 mg/l animaVvegetable oil application to connect as hereinbefore provided, 100 mg/[ mineral/petroleum oil obtain a plumbing permit from the Community 5-0-10.0 pH Development Department, Buildin. D'.L"�:.'^n of:,}iz i 5^W'F'tamipev a—t'ra City of Stockton and pay the inspection fee required ° (At point of discharge) by said Plumbing Code. (Added by Ordinance 3690C.S.-- Effective Oct 13, (Added by Ordinance 3690C.S.—Effective Oct. 13, 1983) 1983) SEC.7-089.17. STATE REQUIREMENTS: SEC.7-089.14. NATIONAL CATEGORICAL State requirements and limitations on discharges PRETREATMENT STANDARDS: shall apply in any case where they are more stringent All users affected by the National Categorical than Federal requirements and limitations or those in Pretreatment Standards shall comply with the this Part. standards -as set forth in 40 CFR Chapter 1, (Added by Ordinance 3690C.S.— Effective Oct. 13, Subchapter N,Parts 405471. However,with regard 1983) to those categorical standards where the POTW has adopted limits more stringent than those contained in SEC.7-089.18. CITY'S RIGHT OF REVISION: the National Categorical Pretreatment Standards,the The City reserves the right to establish by specific prohibitions or limits on pollutants or ordinance more stringent limitations or requirements pollutant parameters as developed by a POTW in on discharges to the wastewater disposal system if accordance vAth the General Discharge Prohibitions deemed necessary to comply with the objectives as set forth in Section 7-089.1 of this Part shall be presented in this Part. deemed the applicable pretreatment standards. The (Added by Ordinance 3690C.S.— Effective Oct. 13, Director shall notify all affected users of the 1983) applicable reporting requirements. (Amended by Ordinance 013-93C.S. — Effective SEC. 7-089.19. GREASE INTERCEPTORS: June 10, 1993) (Added by Ordinance 3690C.S. — Section 711 of the Uniform Plumbing Code is Effective Oct.. 13, 1983) hereby amended to read as follows: A. Any type of business or establishment such SEC.7-089.1 S. MODIFICATION OF NATIONAL as, but-not: limited to''restaurants, bakeries, donut CATEGORICAL shops, takeout, drive-in eating establishments, ice PRETREATMENT STANDARDS: cream or milk drive-in stations, hospitals, hotels, Where the City's wastewater treatment system markets, recreation or reception halls, etc., where achieves consistent removal of pollutants limited by any grease or other objectionable materials may be Federal Pretreatment Standards,the City may apply discharged into a public or private sewage main or to the Approval Authority fer modification of specific disposal system shall have a grease interceptor. limits in the Federal Pretreatment Standards. B. Interceptors shall be constructed in (Added by Ordinance 3690C.S.—Effective Oct. 13, accordance with the design previously approved by 1983) the Director. C. Each grease interceptor shall be so installed SEC.7-089.16. SPECIFIC POLLUTANT and connected that it shall be at all times easily LIMITATIONS: accessible for inspection, cleaning and removal of No person shall discharge wastewater containing the intercepted grease. A grease interceptor may in excess of: not be installed in any part of a building where food 6.0 mg/l arsenic is handled. Proper location of the grease interceptor 2.0 mg/1 cadmium shall meet the Plumbing Code and the approval of 6.0 mg/l copper the Director. 4.0 mg/l cyanide,total 7-34