1. The discharge must be conducted under a special discharge permit with the District and must meet all discharge limitations specified under Section 7.04.310(N), Prohibited wastes designated, of this code.

2. Best Management Practices. If the discharge does not meet the discharge limitations, pretreatment may be required. Where necessary, best available technology will be used to treat the discharge.

3. Flow Monitoring. Flow shall be measured at all times during the discharge.

4. Monitoring. The permittee shall be responsible for costs of monitoring the discharge for pollutants that may be deleterious to the sanitary sewer.

5. Fees and Charges. Permittee shall be required to pay a connection fee based on daily flow. An annual fee will be collected in November each year. Along with the annual fee, costs for monitoring and analysis for the subsequent year will be collected.

6. Special Conditions. The dry weather diversion systems shall be constructed and maintained, with approval from the District Engineer, to ensure that the system is non-operational during rain events and that floatables and debris are not entering the sanitary sewer. (Ord. 111 §6)