Industrial Discharges and Prohibited Wastes Sample Clauses

Industrial Discharges and Prohibited Wastes. (i) The District and the City acknowledge that both the City and District have the authority under federal and state law to establish: (1) types and quantities of discharges that are prohibited for entry into their systems; (2) discharge prohibitions for certain substances, as may be amended from time to time; (3) pretreatment, permitting, monitoring, and other requirements for persons who discharge prohibited substances; and (4) measures to protect the District’s System and the City’s System. (ii) To the extent authorized by law, the District will ensure that all persons or entities lawfully connected to its system and discharging wastewater into the District’s System abide by the applicable provisions in the Code, including any permitting requirements set forth therein. (iii) To the extent authorized by law, the District will enact and enforce rules that are at least as stringent as those adopted by the City and will take reasonable steps to require customers connected to the District’s System to comply with the District’s regulations. The City will give written notice to the District of any future ordinance changes governing the pretreatment, monitoring, or discharge of wastewater containing industrial waste or other prohibited waste, and those changes will become applicable to wastewater discharges into the District’s System that ultimately discharge into the City’s System sixty (60) days after the delivery of the notice to the District. (iv) The District will seek injunctive or other appropriate relief to prohibit wastewater discharges when the District’s engineer becomes aware that such discharges will damage or pass through the City’s System without adequate treatment, interfere with the treatment system, or otherwise pose an imminent danger to public health or when the specific person or industry is not making sufficient progress toward implementing an approved pretreatment system. (v) During the term of this Agreement, the District will provide the City with copies of all relevant monitoring data and pretreatment enforcement actions under this Subsection 3(g) within thirty (30) days of written request by the City. (vi) This Agreement does not limit, modify, restrict, or otherwise alter the responsibility or authority of the City to enforce its ordinances governing the pretreatment, monitoring and discharge of wastewater containing industrial waste or other prohibited waste, as amended, with respect to the District when and as such action is deemed...
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