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<br />(2 ) <br /> <br />deposited by the applicant in the sanitary sewer will comply <br />with this Ordinance and regulations promulgated pursuant to <br />it and after advertising his intent in the public notice <br />section of the newspaper with the largest circulation prior <br />to issuance. The Director shall approve the methodology <br />used by the applicant in developing the documentation <br />required. <br /> <br />If the Director denies the permit or disapproves it pending <br />receipt of additional information, he or she shall notify <br />the applicant in writing via certified mail. His or her <br />letter to the applicant shall be accompanied by a detailed <br />statement of the reasons for his or her action. The reasons <br />shall be based upon provisions in this Ordinance. <br /> <br />The Director shall notify the public by at least December 1 <br />of each year that the Industrial Waste Permits under this <br />Ordinance expire on December 31 of each year and must be <br />renewed by January 1 of the succeeding year if the discharge <br />will be continued into the succeeding year. The fee for new <br />permits will be prorated by quarter of a year for the first <br />year only. Permits shall be issued annually. Notification <br />shall be by publication in a local newspaper or by any other <br />method deemed appropriate by the Director. <br /> <br />Prior to renewal of the Industrial Waste Permit, the <br />applicant shall provide the Director with evidence that all <br />residues generated by pretreatment systems have been legally <br />disposed of in accordance with all federal, state, and local <br />regulations. <br /> <br />Upon the change of ownership of an industry, the new owner <br />may have an existing valid permit for that industry <br />transferred into his name by submitting a new permit <br />application containing sufficient information regarding the <br />discharge of pollutants including those referred to in <br />Section 307(a) of the Clean Water Act of 1977, and listed in <br />Appendix B to Title 40 Code of Federal Regulations Part 403. <br /> <br />This application shall be made within sixty (60) days of <br />change of ownership. An administrative fee set by <br />resolution by the City Council shall be charged for transfer <br />of a permit. If the Director has not been notified by <br />certified mail including the application within sixty days, <br />the existing permit shall be null and void, and an <br />application and approval for a new permit must be made by <br />the new owner prior to any further discharge by the <br />industry. <br /> <br />The permit fees for Industrial Waste Permits and renewal of <br />such permits shall be set by resolution by the City <br />Council. Those persons who have not paid for their <br />Industrial Waste Permit including renewal by February 28 of <br />the Permit Year shall be assessed a late fee. The amount <br />of this late fee is set by resolution by the City Council. <br /> <br />Exemptions to Permit Requirement. The following <br />establishments shall be exempted from the permit requirement <br />of Subsection (1) above: <br /> <br />(a) <br />(b) <br />(c) <br /> <br />Single family residences; <br />Residential duplexes; <br />Medical, dental, health care, and veterinary offices <br />with not more than two offices per establishment, each <br />having limited x-ray and laboratory facilities; <br />Bars and lounges with no food service; <br />Day care nurseries; <br />Fraternities, sororities and boarding houses without <br />cafeteria or food preparation facilities; <br />Apartment buildings without a swimming pool, club room <br />where food is prepared, and air conditioning using a <br />cooling tower; <br /> <br />(d) <br />(e) <br />(f) <br />( g) <br /> <br />-11- <br />