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ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE GUIDELINES Terms and abbreviations in the enforcement guide are defined below

ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE GUIDELINES Terms and abbreviations in the enforcement guide are defined below. AO – Administrative Order Civil Action –Civil litigation against the industrial user equitable relief, monetary penalties and actual damages

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ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE GUIDELINES Terms and abbreviations in the enforcement guide are defined below

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  1. ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE GUIDELINESTerms and abbreviations in the enforcement guide are defined below AO – Administrative Order Civil Action–Civil litigation against the industrial user equitable relief, monetary penalties and actual damages Criminal Investigation – Pursuing punitive measures against an individual and/ or organization through a court of law. CM – City Manager Fine – Monetary penalty assessed for a violation. I – Inspector IU – Industrial User

  2. ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE GUIDELINESTerms and abbreviations in the enforcement guide are defined below , cont. NOV - Notice of Violation. Meeting – Informal compliance meeting with IU to resolve recurring noncompliance. PC - Pretreatment Coordinator. SV – Significant violation. Show Case – Formal meeting requiring the IU will appear and demonstrate why the Control Authority should not take a proposed enforcement action against it. The meeting may also serve as a forum to discuss corrective action and compliance schedules. IP Tech – Industrial Pretreatment Technician. WWMD – Wastewater Management Division Director.

  3. LIAISON PROGRAM • IP TECH VISITS NEW FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS AND TALKS WITH OWNER/S OR GENERAL MANAGER. • EXPLAIN THE EXTRA STRENGTH PROGRAM. • DISCUSS BMP’S. • LOCATE AND IDENTIFY SAMPLING LOCATION. • INSPECT GREASE TRAP AND MAINTENANCE RECORDS. • ADVISE OWNERS ABOUT SEWER ORDINANCE • SIGN.

  4. Ordinance enforcement (EXTRA STRENGHT–Surcharge program)enforcing fog ( fats, oil, and grease) • Does your ordinance have a FOG Program? • Right to enter? (manifest, inspect grease trap) • Commissioned Personnel? Allows you to enter, inspect and review grease trap cleaning and or pumping records. • Enforcement Actions (what do I do?)

  5. EXTRA STRENGHT – Surcharge programenforcing fog ( fats, oil, and grease) • Follow your ordinance. • Verbal Warning. • Written Warning. • Citation. (Court)

  6. BAD BMP’S

  7. INTERCEPTOR AND GREASE TRAP IN NONE – COMPLIANCE.

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