The provisions of §
91-4, Waste restrictions, shall apply to disposal under this chapter.
No person shall engage in the business of transporting such
septage or sewage material without an approval from the Director and
Norwalk Public Health Officer.
Any person, upon written, sworn application to the Director and upon such other evidence as may be required to establish his right thereto, shall be entitled to receive a license which shall be valid, subject to the provisions of this chapter, for a period of one year, provided that no person whose license has been revoked shall receive a license except with the approval of the Director. The fee for such license shall be an annual fee established in accordance with the provisions of §
90-4, Approval of rates and fees, and a license shall be obtained for each vehicle used in such service. The Director will endorse each such license upon payment of such fee, and the license shall thereafter become effective immediately. Every vehicle must be inspected and approved by the Director and the Public Health Officer of the City as complying with the provisions of §
92-7, Method of transportation, of this chapter before a license for its operation will be issued or endorsed by the Director.
Every vehicle licensed under these regulations shall have its
sewage transport license number conspicuously displayed upon the side
thereof, in figures at least four inches high, which shall be furnished
by the Director of Public Works.
No such sewage material shall be transported over any public
street or highway in the City, except in covered, watertight, metal
containers or in vehicles of such closed construction as to prevent
leakage, excess of flies or the scattering of the contents upon such
public streets or highways of the town. All vehicles and containers
used in the transportation of such sewage material shall be kept in
a sanitary condition.
The Director shall have the authority to make such other reasonable
rules and regulations concerning collection, transportation and disposal
of septage as he shall deem necessary, which shall take effect no
less than three days after posting at the Department of Public Works
offices and at the designated septage disposal facility.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be deemed guilty of a violation and shall be fined an amount established in accordance with provisions of §
90-4, Approval of rates and fees. Each day such violation is committed or permitted to continue shall constitute a separate offense and shall be punishable as such hereunder.