All commercial businesses must fill out an application prior to discharging.
Installation of grease interceptors(GI) is required at most food service and potential FOG producing facilities and Oil Water... More… Installation of grease interceptors(GI) is required at most food service and potential FOG producing facilities and Oil Water Separators(OWS) are required at most car washes and/or auto maintenance shops with few exceptions. A GI/OWS may not be required for existing facilities that only sell/serve/provide clear drinks and/or prepackaged foods or do not discharge into drains connected to the sewer system. In some instances, grease removal devices other than an in-ground GI or OWS may be allowed. The Chief Plant Operator or his/her agent may approve an exemption or variance from the installation of a GI/OWS if specific requirements are met. GI/OWS exemption and variance requests are evaluated on an individual basis and may be rescinded or modified if the menu, kitchen equipment, seating capacity or other factors are changed in a way that affects the discharge of fats, oils and/or grease to the sanitary sewer system.Less…
An application form to be completed by contractors interested in completing private property connections and receiving reimbursement... More… An application form to be completed by contractors interested in completing private property connections and receiving reimbursement from the State Water Resources Control Board.Less…
This form is for commercial properties that are either vacant lots or businesses that are closed at the time of submission. Closed... More… This form is for commercial properties that are either vacant lots or businesses that are closed at the time of submission. Closed businesses will be documented and a follow up will be made to ensure the business does not open without a permit if needed.Less…
All Commercial businesses must complete a FOG Waste Discharge Permit Renewal form every 12-months to continue discharging.
This form contains the minimum information dental facilities must submit in a one-time compliance report as required by the EPA in the... More… This form contains the minimum information dental facilities must submit in a one-time compliance report as required by the EPA in the Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards for the Dental Office Category (“Dental Amalgam Rule”). Dental offices that discharge to POTWs that do not place or remove amalgam need only submit this one-time certification. Dental offices that place or remove amalgam must operate and maintain an amalgam separator and must not discharge scrap amalgam or use certain kinds of line cleaners. They must also submit this One-Time Compliance Report.Less…
