Sewer Ordinances To Be Adopted By Outlying OAE Parties Sample Clauses

Sewer Ordinances To Be Adopted By Outlying OAE Parties. Each Outlying OAE Party shall adopt as part of its own sewer ordinances the provisions of the Racine Sewer Ordinances set out below, as amended, supplemented or recreated from time to time, modifying such provisions only as may be necessary or desirable: (1) to make such provisions applicable to and enforceable by each OAE Party in such Party’s Designated OAE Territory, to the extent permitted under applicable law; and (2) to make clear that references in such provisions to the “wastewater utility” or the “utility”, or to the “general manager” or the “manager”, or to the “board of standards” or to the “board”, or to the “wastewater commission” or the “commission”, or to the “common council” or to the “council,” or to the “city” are references, respectively, to the Racine Utility, or to its General Manager, or to the Racine Board of Standards, or to the Wastewater Commission, or to the Racine Common Council or to Racine, to the extent permitted under applicable law; and (3) to make clear that the requirements, restrictions or prohibitions imposed thereby are enforceable by the Wastewater Commission as well as the SSR Party and that the rights created thereby are exercisable by the Wastewater Commission as well as by the SSR Party, to the extent permitted under applicable law: Sections 98-3 through 98-4, Sections 98-114 through 98-115, Sections 98-124 through 98-137, Subsections 98-143(4) and (5) and Sections 98-150 through 98-152. The OAE Party shall provide in its ordinances for an appeal pursuant to Subsections 98-143(4) and (5) of the Racine Ordinances and shall provide that any Industrial User shall comply with all of the applicable provisions of the Racine Ordinances, including Sections 98-147 through 98-156 as adopted or amended from time to time and including appropriate penalties. Each Outlying OAE Party shall also adopt sewer ordinance provisions permitting it or its Related SSR Party to take the actions required of it under Section 5.5 of this Agreement.
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