Wastewater Services. Town of Pincher Creek and the Municipal District of Pincher Creek No. 9 (MD) independently provide Waste Water services to residents with:
Wastewater Services. Subject to the approval by the State of North Carolina of the Landlord’s application for re-permitting of its wastewater treatment plant, Landlord agrees that Landlord’s wastewater treatment system has the capacity and capability to receive and treat Tenant’s wastewater in accordance with all applicable Environmental Laws, and at the rates established in Schedule Q of this Lease. Landlord agrees to obtain required permits under all applicable Environmental Laws for treatment and discharge of Tenant’s wastewater. Landlord agrees to accept Tenant’s wastewater for treatment and to treat and discharge Tenant’s wastewater, all in compliance with all applicable Environmental Laws and at the rates established in Schedule Q of this Lease. Landlord warrants and agrees that it is the owner and operator of the wastewater treatment facility and is the permit holder for the facility. Landlord warrants and agrees that it is acting as an independent contractor for Tenant’s wastewater treatment services. Landlord warrants and agrees that Landlord is solely responsible for the wastewater treatment facility, for the property (including the subsurface) on which the wastewater treatment facility sits, and for discharges from the wastewater treatment facility. Basic Lease Information section “T” shall apply if the Landlord’s re-permitting application is finally denied.
Wastewater Services. Services to be provided by Riverbend as set forth in this Agreement shall include the following: • Performing process control at Maud’s wastewater plant, (“Plant”); • Recording daily effluent meter readings at the Plant Monday through Friday of each week; • Completing and signing monthly DMR electronically by the 20th of each month; • Completing other reports required by the wastewater permit for the City as needed and as requested by Maud; and • Responding to any emergencies at the Plant upon notification and request by Maud.
Wastewater Services. The Contractor shall operate, maintain, and repair sewer/waste water collection/treatment systems at GIRoA sites and locations required by this PWS. Establish and maintain operational and maintenance log books for lift or pumping stations. Operate, maintain and repair the sewage treatment plant. Monitor and test sewage effluent. All testing, inspection, maintenance and repair of wastewater systems shall be in accordance with the industry and safety standards and to the “Standards of the Industry” as specified. GIRoA locations that are categorized as O&M wastewater services to critical facilities and infrastructure. For critical facility and infrastructure sites, the Contractor shall be responsible to provide wastewater services to operate, inspect and maintain, and repair wastewater systems per the, below cited, lines of demarcation: • The Contractor will operate and maintain all wastewater treatment plant systems and wastewater conveyance systems up to the LOD, which is identified as the point where a lateral waste line connects to the main sewer line or branch line of non-critical facilities. • Lateral waste lines from a non-critical facility that connect directly to a lift station or sewage plant do not receive services. • Critical facilities on the RPL will receive full O&M, except for removal of waste or sludge excess due to overpopulation or lack of adequate drying ponds unless directed by the Contracting Officer, of their waste water system. Wastewater Services LOD diagram for further clarification is at Appendix 3.
Wastewater Services. No. Service Our requirements 1 Discharge of industrial Trade Wastewater If Sydney Water has given You permission to discharge industrial Trade Wastewater into a sewer, You will have received a separate consent to discharge industrial Trade Wastewater. You must comply with the terms of that consent, in addition to the terms of this Additional Services Agreement.
Wastewater Services. No. Service Our requirements 3 Pump to gravity sewer If the Property cannot drain by gravity to the available sewer, and Sydney Water has given You written permission, You may operate a privately owned and maintained pump to sewer arrangement subject to the following conditions. • You may pump Wastewater to Our main at the rate identified in the information schedule. • You may discharge only Domestic wastewater. • You must maintain Your pump, Your collection tank, related plumbing and Your point of connection with Our main.
Wastewater Services. No. Service Our requirements You must ensure that electricity is continuously supplied (at no cost to Sydney Water) by Your electricity supplier, to enable the pump to function properly. If the pump is damaged as a result of irregular or incorrect electricity supply, You: • are liable for the costs of fixing that damage • authorise Sydney Water to act as Your agent to recover the repair costs from Your electricity supplier. You must ensure that the pump is connected, and remains continuously connected, to Your electrical circuitry on Your side of the electricity meter. You must ensure, at Your expense, that Your electrical circuit is suitable for the connection. You will own and be responsible for maintaining any extension to Your electrical circuit necessary to connect the control panel and its pump to Your electrical circuit. You must not do anything that will interfere with the proper functioning of the pump or Sydney Water’s ability to access and service the pump. Sydney Water is responsible for the cost of maintaining the pump arising from normal use following the Home Owner’s Manual For Pressure Sewerage Systems. You will be responsible for costs resulting from damage caused by You or the occupiers of the Property. Only Sydney Water may maintain and repair the pump. You may apply to Disconnect from the service if You obtain Approval from Your local government authority to install an on-site sanitary treatment system on the Property. If Sydney Water agrees to Disconnect Your service, You must cooperate to allow Us to remove Our plant and equipment from the Property. If You want the pump to be relocated, You must obtain Our prior written Approval and engage a contractor certified by Us (a list is provided at xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx). We may impose conditions and You are responsible for all costs associated with any relocation. Your existing household sanitary drainage must meet the Plumbing Code of Australia and all applicable Australian Standards and must be inspected by a NSW Department of Fair Trading plumbing inspector before Sydney Water will Part B – Wastewater Services No. Service Our requirements approve Your connection to the sewer. You must connect Your household sanitary drainage to Sydney Water’s connection point within twelve months of Us writing to say that You can connect. Should You not connect within this time, We may engage a licensed plumber and have the work done at Your expense. This cost will be added to Your Sydney Water account and w...
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