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( 3) (4 ) ( 5) (h) (k) (1) Office buildings which do not facilities, cooling tower, commercial processing service discharges; Hotels and motels without food service, swimming pool or cooling tower; Other commercial buildings discharging only wastes such as, but not limited to, clothing shoe stores appliance and hardware stores, stores, etc.; Grocery stores not having garbage grinder meat market, bakery or delicatessen; Barber shops, barber schools beauty shops, and beauty schools; Movie theaters; Funeral parlors. have food preparation major laboratory or involving large water (i) (j ) laundry, sanitary stores, jewelry (m) (n) Multiple use buildings (such as shopping centers, medical service buildings, etc.) having one water meter or more than one water meter issued to the same person. One permit shall be issued to the person in whose name the water bill is issued. The quality and volume of discharge from the building shall be monitored by the City and the owner shall be responsible for the discharge and shall be billed accordingly. Should the owner choose some other arrangement, it shall be approved by the Director in writing. Structures Required. Any owner discharging industrial wastes into a sanitary sewer shall construct a suitable sampling port or control manhole at or near the property line. The port or manhole shall intersect the common building drain line at a point downstream from the last connection to this building drain line. If the owner has more than one drain line connected to the City's sanitary sewer, a s~~pling port or control manhole must be constructed on each drain line. In those situations where there are unusual volumes of industrial waste or the character of the industrial waste exceeds that of normal waste at certain times within a 24- hour period, a flow-equalizing tank may be required so that the discharge over a 24-hour period complies with the normal waste quality and flow requirement. The sampling port, control manhole and/or flow equalizing tank shall be constructed and/or installed at the expense of the owner who is discharging the industrial waste after the plans of the structure have been reviewed by the Director. It also shall be the responsibility of the owner to maintain the sampling port, control manhole, and/or equalizing tank in a safe and proper operating condition, accessible during regular working hours. Disconnection. If any person depositing or discharging industrial waste into a public sewer or drainageway fails to secure an Industrial Waste Permit within the time prescribed herein, or if any person allows or causes industrial waste of unlawful quality under the requirements of this Ordinance to be discharged into any sanitary sewer, the Director is authorized, if such person is using City water, to order disconnection of such person's service line from the city water system and/or the sanitary sewer and the same, at the approval of the Director, shall only be reconnected at the expense of the owner or occupant. If such person does not use City water, the Director is authorized to disconnect the person's service line from any sanitary sewer and it shall only be reconnected at the expense of the owner or occupant after approval of the Director. The Director shall notify the owner or occupant of the premises where the waste is generated that a waste of unlawful quality is being discharged and shall afford -12-