Ord 2727 8/15/1972 • Kevzsea 7-6-7Z
ORDINANCE NO. �/ 4 ,
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE DISCHARGE OF INDUSTRIAL
WASTE INTO THE SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM AND THE
STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS
BY AMENDING SECTION 23-110 AND 23-209 OF CHAPTER 23
OF THE WICHITA FALLS CITY CODE (1967); DEFINING TERMS;
REQUIRING CONTROL MANHOLES; PROVIDING FOR PERMITS FOR
DISCHARGING INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTO A PUBLIC SEWER;
AUTHORIZING DISCONNECTION OF WATER AND/OR SANITARY
SEWER SERVICE TO PERSONS VIOLATING THIS ORDINANCE;
PROVIDING FOR INSPECTION AND SAMPLING OF INDUSTRIAL
WASTE; PROHIBITING THE DISCHARGE OF CERTAIN LIQUID
WASTES INTO PUBLIC SEWERS; REQUIRING PRETREATMENT OF
CERTAIN INDUSTRIAL WASTES; PROVIDING AN ABNORMAL SEWAGE
SURCHARGE; AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF THE WATER DEPART-
MENT TO DETERMINE THE SUFFICIENCY OF PRETREATMENT; MAKING
THIS ORDINANCE CUMULATIVE OF PRIOR ORDINANCES; REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES AND PROVISIONS OF THE WICHITA FALLS CITY
CODE IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE;
PROVIDING A PENALTY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS,
TEXAS:
SECTION 1 .
That Section 23-110 of Chapter 23 of the Wichita Falls City Code (1967)
is hereby amended and, after having been so amended, shall hereafter read as
follows:
Section 23-110. Regulations governing industrial wastes.
1 . DEFINITIONS. Whnc used in this Section, these terms
shall be defined as follows:
Abnormal Sewage. The term Abnormal Sewage shall
mean any industrial waste having a suspended solids
or B.O.D. content in excess of that found in normal
sewage but which is otherwise acceptable into a
public sewer under the terms of this Code.
B.O.D. (Denoting Biochemical Oxygen Demand). By
the term B.O.D. (Denoting Biochemical Oxygen De-
mand) is meant the quantity of oxygen utilized in
the biochemical oxidation of organic matter under
standard laboratory procedure as specified in
"Standard Methods" in five days at 20 degrees Centi-
grade expressed as parts per million by weight (milli-
grams per litre).
B.0. 0. Strength Index. By the term B.O.D. Strength
Index is meant the measure of the biochemical oxygen
demand content of sewage in parts per million (milli-
grams per. litre).
Cooling Water. By the term Cooling Water is meant
the water discharged from any system of condensation
such as air conditioning, cooling or refrigeration.
Cooling Water shall not be discharged into any public
sewer unless it is unpolluted and below 150° Fahrenheit.
Director. By the term Director is meant the Director
of Water Resources or his authorized deputy, agent or
representative.
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Garbage. By the term Garbage is meant solid
waste from domestic or commercial preparation,
cooking or dispensing of food or from the
handling, storage and sale of produce.
Industrial Waste. By the term Industrial Waste
is meant any and all liquid or waterborne waste
from industrial or commercial processes and does
not include domestic sewage.
Domestic Sewage. By the term Domestic Sewage is
meant the waste water from sanitary conveniences
of dwelling (including apartment houses and hotels) ,
office building, factories, or institutions.
Industrial Waste Permit. By the term Industrial
Waste Permit is meant a permit to deposit or dis-
charge industrial waste into any sanitary sewer in
the City.
Abnormal Sewage Surcharge. By the term Abnormal
Sewage Surcharge is meant the charge levied against
any person for services rendered during treatment of
abnormal sanitary sewage or. waste. This charge is
intended to partially defray the added cost of trans-
portation and treating abnormal sewage or waste. This
charge shall be in addition to the usual monthly charge
for sanitary sewerage service.
Normal Sewage. By the term Normal Sewage is meant
sewage which, when analyzed, shows by weight a daily
average of not more than 2500 pounds per million
gallons (300 parts per million) of Suspended solids
and not more than 2500 pounds per million gallons
(300pnrts per million) of B.O,D. , and which is other-
wise acceptable into a public sewer under the terms
of this Code.
Owner or Occupant. By the term Owner. or Occupant
is meant the person, firm or public or private
corporation, using the lot, parcel of land, building
or premises connected to discharging sewage, industrial
wastewater of the City, and who pays, or is legally
responsible for the payment of, water rates or charges
made against the said lot, parcel of land, building or
premises, if connected to the water distribution system
of the City of Wichita Falls, or who would pay or be
legally responsible for such payment if so connected.
Person. By the term Person is meant any individual,
business entity, partnership, corporation, govern-
mental agency or political subdivision.
PH. By the term PH is meant the logarithm of the
reciprocal of the weight of hydrogenions, in grams
per litre of solution, measured and calculated in
accordance with "Standard Methods".
Polluted Water or Waste. By the term Polluted Water
or Waste is meant any water or liquid waste contain-
ing any of the following: Phenols or other substances
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to an extent imparting taste and odor in receiving
waters; toxic orpoisonous substances in suspension,
colloidal state or solution; noxious or odorous gases;
more than 10,000 parts per million, by weight, of
dissolved solids, of which more than 2500 parts per
million each of suspended solids and/or B.O.D• ; color •
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exceeding 50 parts per million; or having a pH
value of less than 5.5 or more than 10.0; and/or
any water or waste not approved for discharge in-
to a stream or waterway by the appropriate State
Authority.
Public Sewer. By the term Public Sewer is meant
any publicly owned sanitary sewer, storm drain or
water course.
Properly Shredded Garbage. By the term Properly
Shredded Garbage is meant garbage that has been
shredded to such a degree that all particles will
be carried freely under the flow conditions normally
prevailing in public sewers, with no particle greater
than 1/2-inch in any dimension.
Sanitary Sewer. By the term Sanitary Sewer is meant
a publicly owned pipe or conduit designed to collect
and transport industrial waste and domestic sewage.
Sewage Treatment Plant. By the term Sewage Treat-
ment Plant is meant any arrangement of devices or
structures used for treating sewage.
Abnormal Sewage Permit. By the term Abnormal Sewage
Permit is meant a permit approved by and received
from the Director permitting the discharge or deposit
of abnormal sewage into a sanitary sewer upon pay-
ment of a surcharge.
S. S. Strength Index. By the term S.S, Strength In-
dex is meant the measure of the suspended solids
content of sewage in parts per million (milligrams
per litre)
Standard Methods. By the term Standard Methods is
meant "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water
and Wastewater" prepared and published jointly by
the American Public Health Association, American
Waterworks Association and the Water Pollution Con-
trol Federation, 12th Edition, Second Printing, March,
1966.
Strength Index. By the term Strength Index is meant
both the biochemical oxygen demand index and the
suspended solids strength index.
Suspended Solids. By the term Suspended Solids
is meant solids that either float on the surface
of, or in suspension in, water, sewage or other
liquid and which are removable by laboratory filter-
ing.
Unpolluted Water or Waste. By the term Unpolluted
Water or Waste is meant any water or liquid containing
none of the following: Phenols or other substances to
an extent imparting taste and odor in receiving waters;
toxic or poisonous substances in suspension colloidal
state or solution; noxious or odorous gases; not more
than 10,000 parts per million, by weight, of dissolved
solids, of which not more than 2500 parts per million
are chloride; not more than 10 parts per million each of
suspended solids and B.O.D. ; color not exceeding 50
parts per million, nor a pH value of less than 5.5 nor
higher than 10.0; and/or any water or waste approved for
discharge into a stream or waterway by the appropriate
State Authority.
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Wastewater. By the term Wastewater is meant
water that has been used by and discharged from
an industry, commercial enterprise, household
or other water consumer, which water may be either
polluted or unpolluted.
Hazardous Metal. As used in this ordinance, the
term "hazardous metal" includes each of the follow-
ing metals in its elemental state and any of its
compounds expressed as that metal: arsenic, barium, •
boron, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, manganese,
mercury, nickel, selenium, silver, and zinc.
2. CERTAIN WASTE PROHIBITED IN PUBLIC SEWERS.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to dis-
charge or cause to be discharged any pol-
luted water or corrosive waste into any
storm drain or water course within the City.
(b) No person shall discharge or cause to be
discharged any storm water, ground water,
roof runoff, subsurface drainage, or drain-
age from down spouts, yard drains, yard
fountains and ponds, or lawn sprays into
any sanitary sewer, except as provided by
the City Code. Water from swimming pools,
unpolluted industrial water, such as water
drains, blow-off pipes, or cooling water
from various equipment shall not be dis-
charged into sanitary sewers if a closed
storm sewer is available. If a closed
storm sewer is not available, such water
may be discharged into the sanitary sewer
by indirect connection whereby such dis-
charge is cooled, if required, and flows
into the sanitary sewer at a rate not in
excess of 5 gallons per minute, provided
that the waste does not contain materials
or substances in suspension or solution
in violation of the limits prescribed by
this Code.
(c) No person shall discharge or cause to be
discharged into any public sewer any of
the following described substances, mater-
ials, waters or waste.
(1) Any liquid or vapor having a tem-
perature higher than 150°F (65°C).
(2) Any water or waste which contains
wax, grease or oil, plastic or
other substance that will solidify
or become discernibly viscous at tem-
peratures between 32 degrees to 150
degrees Fahrenheit.
(3) Flammable or explosive liquid, solid
or gas, such as gasoline, kerosene,
benzene, naphtha, etc.
(4) Solid or viscous substances in quan-
tities capable of causing obstruction
in the flow in sewers or other inter-
ference with proper operation of the
sewage works, such as, but not limited
to, ashes, cinders, sand, mud, straw,
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shavings, metal, glass, rags, feathers,
tar, plastics, wood, whole blood, paunch
manure, hair and fleshings, entrails,
lime slurry, lime residues, chemical
• residues, paint residues, or bulk solids.
(5) Any garbage that has not been properly
comminuted or shredded. If properly
comminuted or shredded, then it may be
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accepted if suitably pretreated.
(6) Any noxious or malodorous substances •
which can form a gas which', either
singly or by interaction with other
wastes, is capable of causing object-
ionable odors or hazards to life or
form solids in concentration exceeding
limits established in this ordinance,
or creates any other condition deleteri-
ous to structures or treatment processes, •
or requires unusual provisions, attentions
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or expense to handle such material.
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(d) No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged
into any public sewer any of the following, except
• in quantities or concentrations, or with provisions •
as stipulated herein:
(1) Free or emulsified oil and grease ex-
ceeding 100 parts per million (834
pounds per million gallons) of either
or both, or combinations of, free or •
emulsified oil and grease.
(2) Acids or alkalies which attach or cor-
rode sewers or sewage disposal structures
or have a p11 value dower. than 5.5 or higher
• than 10.0.
(3) Salts of heavy metal. in solution or
suspension in concentrations in milli-
grams per liter (Mg/1) determinedon
the basis of a daily average, exceeding
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the following:
Metal Concentration
Arsenic 0.05
Barium 5.0
Boron 1.0
Cadmium 0.02
Copper 1.0 •
Chromium 5.0
Lead ' 0. 1
Manganese 1.0
Mercury 0.005
Nickel 1 .0
Selenium 0.02
Silver 0.1
Zinc 5.0
or elements which will damage collec-
tion facilities or are detrimental to
treatment processes.
Where the permissible quantity of hazardous heavy
metals introduced in a waste discharge into a public
sewer is stated in terms of an increase over the con-
centrati.on in the intake water supply the increase shall
not exceed 2/3 of the values stated above.
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(4) Cyanide or Cyanogen compounds in
excess of 2.0 parts per million
by weight as CN.
(5) Any water or waste that contains
more than 10 parts per million of
the following gases: hydrogen
sulphide, sulphur dioxide or nitrous
oxide.
(6) Radioactive materials, in the absence
of a specific permit issued by the Di- •
rector for the discharge of such waste.
9. SPECIAL PROCEDURES RELATING TO INDUSTRIAL WASTE.
(a) Within 120 days after the effective date hereof,
any person desiring to deposit or discharge, or
who is now depositing or discharging industrial
waste into any sanitary sewer in the city shall
make application to the Chief Plumbing Inspector
for a permit. Application forms will be fur-
nished by the Chief Plumbing Inspector on re-
quest. The Chief Plumbing Inspector shall
promptly refer all such applications to the
Director for his approval or disapproval. The
Director shall approve such applications and
grant an Industrial Waste Permit only when the
evidence submitted by the applicant demonstrates
that the waste or waste water to be deposited by
the applicant in the sanitary sewer will comply
with all the regulations of this Code. In the
event that such above application is disapproved,
and provided that such person can furnish good
faith evidence to the Director that he is attempt-
ing to comply with such act in a manner which can
be reasonably calculated to result in compliance,
such applicant shall have an additional 120 days.
From and after 120 clays from the effective date
hereof, unless such time might be extended by the
provisions above, it shall be unlawful for any per-
son to deposit or discharge industrial waste into
any sanitary sewer in the city without having first
obtained an Industrial Waste Permit from the City
of Wichita Falls and having complied with all of
the applicable provisions hereof.
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(b) If within 180 clays after the effective date of
this Ordinance, it is determined that a fair ad-
ministration of this ordinance cannot be made
without a control manhole or other structure
suitable for observation, measurement and test-
ing of industrial waste pretreated and discharged
or directly discharged into a sanitary sewer such
manhole shall be constructed and installed either
by the person discharging the waste or by the
City at the expense of the person or firm dis-
charging the industrial waste. A control manhole
or other structure capable of observing, measuring
and testing industrial wastes as approved by the
Director, shall be considered pollution control
devices.
(c) Disconnection. If any person, depositing or dis-
charging industrial waste into the sanitary sewer
fails to secure an Industrial Waste Permit within
the time prescribed herein or if any person allows
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or causes waste of unacceptable quality
under the requirements of this Section of
the Code to be discharged into any sanitary
sewer in the City, the Director is authorized,
if such person is using City water, to dis-
connect such person's service line from the
City water system and/or the 'City sanitary
sewer system and the same shall only be recon-
nected at the owner's expense. If such per-
son does not use City water, the Director is
authorized to disconnect such person's service
line from the City's sanitary sewer system and
the same shall only be reconnected at the owner's
expense. The Director shall notify the occupant
or user of the premises where the waste is gene-
rated 24 hours before disconnecting the service
line. No sanitary sewer connection or water
connection disconnected hereunder shall be recon-
nected until the condition causing the discon-
nection has been corrected. However, no discon-
nections shall occur prior to the time required
to complete a full production cycle for products
or materials already in process at the time of
notification. This time shall be established by
affidavit given under oath by a responsible officer
of the offending plant.
(d) Inspection. The inspectors, agents or representative
of the City of Wichita Falls charged with the en-
forcement of this Section of the Code shall be deemed
to be performing a governmental function for the
benefit of the general public and neither the City
• of Wichita Falls, the Director nor the individual
inspector, agent or representative shall ever
be held liable for any loss or damage, whether real
or asserted, caused or alleged to have been caused
as a result of. the performance of such governmental
function. The owners or occupants of premises where
industrial waste is created or discharged into the
sanitary sewer shall allow the Director, his in-
spectors, agents or representatives free access at
all reasonable times to all parts of such premises
for the purpose of inspection or sampling or the
performance of any of their duties hereunder, and
the failure or refusal of such owners or occupant
to comply with this provision shall be ground for
the disconnection of water and/or sewer service.
Provided, however, that such inspector, agent or
representative shall announce himself to company
personnel , carry proper identification and be sub-
ject to company and governmental security policy
regarding proprietory areas.
(e) Measurement of Flow. The volume of flow used in
computing Abnormal Sewage Surcharges shall be
based upon metered water consumption as shown in
the records of meter readings maintained by the
• Wichita Falls Water Department. In the event that
• a person discharging waste into the City's sani-
tary sewer system produces evidence to the Di-
rector demonstrating that a substantial portion
of the total amount of water used for all pur-
poses does not reach the City's sewer system, an
estimated percentage of total water consumption
to be used in computing charges may be established
• by the Director.
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Any person discharging industrial
waste into the sanitary sewers of the City
who procures any part or all of his water
supply from sources other than the Wichita •
Falls Water Department, all or part of which
is discharged into the sanitary sewer, shall
install and maintain at his expense water
meters of the type approved by the Director
for the purpose of determining the proper
volume of flow to be used in computing sewer
service charges . Such meters shall be read
monthly and tested for accuracy when deemed
necessary by the Director. Where it can be
shown to the satisfaction of the Director that
a substantial portion of the water as measured
by the aforesaid meter, or meters, does not
enter the sanitary sewer system of the City,
then the Director may require or permit the
installation of additional meters at the
owner 's expense in such manner as to measure
the quantity of water actually entering the
said sanitary sewerage system from the lot,
parcel of land , building or premises of such
owner or occupant, and the quantity of water
used to determine the sewer service charge and
Abnormal Sewage Surcharge may be the quantity
of water actually entering the sewerage system
as so determined , i.1 the Director so elects.
Tf the Director finds that it is not
practicable to measure the quantity or quality
of waste by the aforesaid meters or monitoring
devices, he shall determine the quantity or
quality of the waste in any manner or method he •
may find practicable in order to arrive at the
percentage of water entering the sanitary sewer-
age system of the City and/or the quality of the
sewage to he used to determine the sewer service
charge and surcharge.
(f) Determining the Character and Concentration of
Waste. The industrial waste discharged or de-
posited into the sanitary sewers shall be sub-
ject to periodic inspection and sampling as
often as may he deemed necessary by the Director,
Samples shall be collected in such manner as to
be representative of the character and concentration
of the waste under operational conditions. The
laboratory methods used in the examination of said
waste shall be those set forth in the Standard
Methods. The determination of the character and
concentration of industrial waste shall be made
by the Director at such times and on such sched-
ules as may be established by the Director. Should •
an owner or occupant discharging industrial waste
to the sanitary sewers desire a determination of
the quality of such industrial waste be made at
some time other than that scheduled by the Di-
rector, such special determination may be made by
the Director at the expense of the owner or occupant
discharging the waste.
4. PRETREATMENT AND SURCHARGE
(a) Pretreatment. Owners or occupants, or any other
person, generating waste prohibited from discharge
into public sewers by the foregoing shall pretreat
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or otherwise dispose of such prohibited
waste so as to make the waste discharged
to the public sewer acceptable under the
standards established in this chapter.
(b) Abnormal Sewage Surcharge. Persons gener-
ating Abnormal Sewage may discharge such
sewage into the sanitary sewer provided:
(1) the waste will not cause damage to the
collection system; (2) the waste will not
impair the treatment processes; (3) the per-
son discharging such waste pays a monthly
surcharge to the Wichita Falls Water Depart-
ment in addition to the usual monthly sewer
service charges. Computations of such sur-
charges shall be based on the following
formula:
S=Vx62.4x(0.011(B.O.D.-300)+0.007(S.S.-300))
S = surcharge in dollars
V = water consumption in millions of cubic
feet during the billing period, subject
to provisions of Section 1, Paragraph 3,
(e).
62.4 = pounds per cubic foot of water
0.011 = unit charge per pound for B.O.D. in
dollars
B.O.D. = B.O.D. strength index in parts per
million by weight
300 = normal B.O.D. strength in parts per
million by weight
0.007 = unit charge per pound for suspended
solids in dollars
S.S. = suspended solids strength index in
parts per million by weight
300 = normal suspended solids strength in
parts per million by weight
Abnormal sewage surcharges payable under this
paragraph shall be as follows:
Commencing Oct. 1, 1972, 33 percent of charges
computed by formula.
Commencing April 1, 1973, 66 percent of
charges computed by formula.
Commencing July 1, 1973, 100 percent of
charges computed by formula.
If the strength index for either B.O.D. or S.S.
is less than the normal strength index for that
category, then there shall be no surcharge for
that category, nor shall there be credit given
to the total surcharge.
In order to provide an equitable cost recovery
system from all classes of customers a review
of the basic sewer charge and the surcharge
rates will be made periodically. This review
will provide the basis for rate adjustments
due to observed or predicted increased or
decreased treatment costs.
(c) It shall be the responsibility of any person, owner
or occupant discharging waste into the sanitary
sewerage system of the City to furnish the Director
with drawings or plans and specifications in such
detail as he may require to determine if the pre-
treatment structure planned by such person, or in
use by such person, is suitable for the purpose
intended. However, the approval of such plans by
the Director will in no way relieve such person of
the responsibility for modifying the structure once
constructed as necessary to produce an effluent accept-
able to the Director under the terms of this ordinance,
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(d) Pre-Treatment and Surcharge. No statement
contained in this article shall be construed
as preventing an agreement between the City
and any industrial concern whereby an in-
dustrial waste of unusual strength or character
may be accepted by the City for treatment, ex-
cept as prohibited in Section 1, Paragraph 2,
subject to payment thereof by the industrial
concern for all excess costs to the City for
treating such industrial wastes as may be
established by the Director.
SECTION 2.
That Section 23-209 of Chapter 23 of the Wichita Falls City Code
(1967) is hereby amended, and after having been so amended, shall herein-
after read as follows:
Section 23-209. Waste from acid sinks.
Drains receiving acid waste shall be constructed
of any acid-resisting material. Such drains located
outside of a building shall be constructed of vitrified
clay or earthenware pipe or other approved acid-resisting
material. Joints shall be constructed by caulking with
asbestos rope wicking and by pouring a heated sulphur and
carbon compound or a heated bituminous compound in such
manner as to secure tight joints . In no case shall cor-
rosive waste be discharged into a drain, sanitary sewer,
storm sewer or soil or waste pipe without being first
diluted or neutralized in such manner as to render such
wastes noncorrosive. These wastes shall be treated by
passing through a properly trapped dilution or neutraliz-
ing catch basin which shall function automatically.
SECTION 3.
Any pre-treatment structure or pollution control device required to
be constructed or installed in order to meet the terms of this ordinance
shall not be subject to assessment of ad valorem taxes as real or personal
property by the City. The value of such structures or devices shall be
determined by the Director upon presentation of drawings and plans and
specifications and actual contract invoices for construction or installation
of same.
SECTION 4.
That this ordinance shall repeal every prior ordinance and provision
of the Wichita Falls City Code in conflict herewith but only insofar as
the portion of such prior ordinance or provision shall be in conflict, and
as to all other ordinances or provisions of the Wichita Falls City Code not
in direct conflict herewith, this ordinance shall be and is hereby made
cumulative,
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SECTION 5.
That if any section, part of a section or provision of any section
of this ordinance shall be held to be void, ineffective or unconstitutional
by court of competent jurisdiction, the holding of such section, part of
a section or provision of any section to be void, ineffective or uncon-
stitutional for any cause whatsoever shall in no way affect the validity pf
the remaining sections and provisions of this ordinance, which shall remain
in full force and effect. The City Council would not have passed any
sections, parts of sections or provisions of any sections of this ordinance
that were unconstitutional, void or ineffective if it had known that they
were unconstitutional, void or ineffective at the time of adopting this
ordinance.
SECTION 6.
That the violation of any provision of this ordinance or of the City
of Wichita Falls Code relating to the pretreatment, disposition or discharge
of paste into any public sewer or the payment of an Abnormal Sewage Surcharge
shall be deemed an offense and punishable by a fine not exceeding Two Hundred
Dollars ($200) , and each violation thereof, and each day on which there is
a failure to comply with the terms of this ordinance shall be and is hereby
deemed to be a distinct and separate offense and punishable as such.
SECTION 7.
That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after
Oct. 1, 1972.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 15th day.of August, 1972.
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Gordon C. Tan:or, Jr., ntary Public)
in & for Wiohlta County, TExas