Common use of Pretreatment Requirements, Grease Traps Clause in Contracts

Pretreatment Requirements, Grease Traps. Interceptors‌ Grease traps and interceptors shall be sized according to the criteria in the Oregon Plumbing Specialty Code (OPSC) Grease traps and interceptors shall be installed downstream of those businesses or uses which in the opinion of the County Building Official or the City will discharge significant fat and oil materials into the public sewer system. Grease trap and interceptors shall be located on private property, and they shall remain privately owned and maintained at the owner’s or occupant’s expense. These facilities shall be available for the inspection by the City with a 24-hour verbal notification to the occupant or property owner. Sewer users connected to the City public sewer are advised that sewer use is regulated under the City of Madras Wastewater Ordinance, which should be consulted for regulations, limits, and standards.

Pretreatment Requirements, Grease Traps. Interceptors‌ Interceptors Grease traps and interceptors shall be sized according to the criteria in the Oregon Plumbing Specialty Code (OPSC) Grease traps and interceptors shall be installed downstream of those businesses or uses which in the opinion of the County Building Official or the City will discharge significant fat and oil materials into the public sewer system. Grease trap and interceptors shall be located on private property, and they shall remain privately owned and maintained at the owner’s or occupant’s expense. These facilities shall be available for the inspection by the City with a 24-hour verbal notification to the occupant or property owner. Sewer users connected to the City public sewer are advised that sewer use is regulated under the City of Madras Wastewater Ordinance, which should be consulted for regulations, limits, and standards.

Pretreatment Requirements, Grease Traps. Interceptors‌ Interceptors Grease traps and interceptors shall be sized according to the criteria in the the Oregon Plumbing Specialty Code (OPSC) Grease traps and interceptors shall be installed downstream of those businesses or uses which in the opinion of the County Building Official or the City will discharge significant fat and oil materials into the public sewer system. Grease trap and interceptors shall be located on private property, and they shall remain privately owned and maintained at the owner’s or occupant’s expense. These facilities shall be available for the inspection by the City with a 24-hour verbal notification to the occupant or property owner. Sewer users connected to the City public sewer are advised that sewer use is regulated under the City of Madras Wastewater Ordinance, which should be consulted for regulations, limits, and standards.