§ 162-18. License
required.
The
discharge of scavenger wastes into the Village or county trunk sewer systems
and public sewers tributary thereto in the Village will be permitted only with
the approval of the County Commissioner and Superintendent. Persons desiring to
discharge scavenger wastes into such sewers shall be required to obtain a
license from the County Commissioner and a Village license from the
Superintendent. Scavenger wastes under this article shall mean suitably
conditioned human excrement in a fluid state, and this only, when such material
is collected from septic tanks, cesspools or approved type of chemical toilets,
and also sewage sludge from small sewage treatment plants all located within
the limits of the County of Oneida whose design capacity is less than 25,000
gallons per day. The discharge of such wastes from sources outside of Oneida
County is prohibited.
§ 162-19. Conditions
for discharge of scavenger wastes.
The
discharge of scavenger wastes shall be made only at a location as shall be
stated on said licenses or as may be relocated by the County Commissioner and
Superintendent. The time and conditions for permissible discharge shall be as
set forth on the licenses or as may be revised by the County Commissioner and
Superintendent.
§ 162-20. Regulations
relating to licenses.
A. The
applicant for a Village license shall be the owner of the vehicle or vehicles
to be used for such discharge. Any false or misleading statement in any
application for a license will invalidate the license. All licenses issued by
the Superintendent shall be for one year and expire on the same date as the
county license.
B. All
acts performed in connection with the licenses shall be subject to the
inspection and regulations as established by the County Commissioner, the terms
and conditions of the licenses and all local and general laws, ordinances and
regulations which are now or may come into effect and the Village license may
be suspended or revoked at any time by the Superintendent for willful,
continued or persistent violation thereof.
§ 162-21. Permits for
discharge of scavenger wastes.
A. Each
discharge of scavenger wastes shall be made under individual permits for each
load.
B. For
the discharge of wastes collected within the various county sanitary sewer
districts a sewer district permit from the County Commissioner must be used for
each dumping.
C. For
the discharge of wastes collected outside the various county sanitary sewer
districts, but at all times from within the boundaries of Oneida County, a
non-sewer district permit shall be required from the County Commissioner.
