The purpose of this section is to provide for the recovery of
costs from users of the WVSA's facilities for the implementation
of the discharge control program established herein. In consideration
of the service provided by the WVSA and as provided in the service
agreement, the WVSA is hereby authorized to collect from users within
the Municipality all such charges or fees as shall be set forth in
the WVSA's Schedule of Charges and Fees.
A.
The Municipality and/or the WVSA may adopt charges and fees which
may include:
(1)
Fees for reimbursement of clerical, labor, and overhead costs of
administering and operating the WVSA's pretreatment program;
(2)
Fees for monitoring, inspections and sampling of industrial users,
including any extraordinary costs incurred for response costs or to
ensure compliance by a noncompliant user;
(3)
Fees for reviewing slug discharge control and spill prevention procedures,
pretreatment plans, and plans for grease and sediment interceptors;
(4)
Fees for response to accidental or slug discharges;
(5)
Fees for permit applications;
(6)
Fees for consistent removal of pollutants otherwise subject to federal
pretreatment standards as provided by 40 CFR 403.7;
(7)
Fees and surcharges for removal of pollutants such as BOD, TSS, oil
and grease, phosphorus, or nitrogen discharged in amounts greater
than those found in domestic sewage;
(8)
Other fees as the Municipality and/or the WVSA may deem necessary
to carry out the requirements contained herein.
B.
These fees relate solely to the matters covered by this chapter and
are separate from all other fees chargeable by the Municipality and
WVSA.
A.
The WVSA may require payment of a surcharge by any user who discharges
wastewater of higher than normal concentration or loading of any substance
which results in additional treatment costs to the WVSA. Such surcharges
shall be in addition to the regular sewer rent set forth in the Rules
and Regulations of the WVSA.
B.
Surcharges shall be established by the WVSA in its duly adopted Rules
and Regulations.
