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notified verbally, and in writing. Repeated discharges of prohibited waste to the sanitary <br />sewer shall be sufficient cause to disconnect all water and sewer services to the user. The <br />control authority may suspend water service, wastewater treatment service and/or an <br />industrial waste permit upon verbal notice when suspension is necessary, in the opinion <br />of the control authority, in order to stop an actual or threatened discharge that presents or <br />may present an imminent or substantial endangerment to the health or welfare of persons <br />or the environment, may cause interference or may cause a violation of the city's NPDES <br />/ TPDES permit. The proposed corrective action must be acceptable to the control <br />authority prior to service being restored. The industrial user shall submit a written report <br />with all analytical results and corrective actions which were needed to correct the <br />situation. Under emergency situations, the city shall undertake demand sampling <br />procedures and may obtain analytical services from a local contract laboratory. Any <br />expenses incurred by the control authority as a result of demand sampling may be <br />recovered from the responsible party. <br />(d) Additionally, the control authority may prosecute and seek all remedies and penalties <br />set forth in sections 86.117 and 86.118. <br />Sec. 86.120. Public notice of violation. <br />A notice shall be placed in local newspapers each year, as required by 40 CFR <br />403.8(f)(2)(vii), for users in significant non-compliance. The notification shall include <br />the ~ industrial user's name and address plus a description of violation. The <br />(a) A significant industrial user shall not discharge industrial waste into the sanitary <br />sewer without obtaining and maintaining a valid permit from the control authority and <br />following the requirements (if applicable) of the Federal Categorical Pretreatment <br />Standards (CFR 403.8(f)(1)(ii) and 403.6) <br />notification shall be for a designated 12-month period <br />Sec. 86.122. Industrial waste permit. <br />(b) Conditions stipulated in the industrial waste permit are based on plans and <br />specifications of <br />pretreatment facilities, on-site inspections and/or industrial waste questionnaires. <br />(c) Industrial waste permits shall dictate: <br />(1) Discharge limits <br />(2) Self-monitoring requirements <br />(3) Reporting requirements <br />(4) Sampling locations; and <br />