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for noncompliance. No action by the control authority shall relieve an industrial user who has significantly violated federal or local limits from being published as a user in significant non- compliance as outlined in section 86.120. (c) Iff in the opinion of the control authority, the noncompliance is severe, the city may suspend the water service, wastewater treatment service, electrical service and/or the industrial waste permit. Depending upon the noncompliance, the industrial user shall be notified verbally, and in writing. Repeated discharges of prohibited waste to the sanitary sewer shall be sufficient cause to disconnect all water and sewer services to the user. The control authority may suspend water service, wastewater treatment service and/or an industrial waste permit upon verbal notice when suspension is necessary, in the opinion of the control anthority, in order to stop an actual or threatened discharge that presents or may present an imminent or substantial endangerment to the health or welfare of persons or the environment, may cause interference or may cause a violation of the city's NPDES / TPDES permit. The proposed corrective action must be acceptable to the control authority prior to service being restored. The industrial user shall submit a written report with all emalytical results and corrective actions which were needed to correct the situation. Under emergency situations, the city shall undertake demand sampling procedures and may obtain analytical services from a local contract laboratory. Any expenses incurred by the control authority as a result of demand sampling may be recovered from the responsible party. (d) Additionally, the control authority may prosecute and seek all remedies and penalties set forth in sections 86.117 and 86.118. Sec. 86.120. Public notice of violation. A notice shall be placed in local newspapers each year, as required by 40 CFR 403.8(f)(2)(vii), for users in significant non-compliance. The notification shall include the industry name and address plus a description of violation. The notification shall be for a designated 12-month period. Sec. 86.121. Requirements for building sewer. (a) Any user discharging industrial wastes into a sanitary sewer shall construct a suitable smnpling port or control manhole at or near the property line. The port or manhole shall intersect the common building drainline at a point downstream from the last counection to this building drainline. If the user has more than one drainline counected to the city's sanitary sewer, a sampling port or control manhole must be constructed on each drainline. (b) In those situations where there are unusual volarnes 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 requirements. (c) The sampling port, control manhole and/or flow equalizing tank shall be constructed crud/or 15