R51 industrial pretreatment ordinance introduction
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Hi, good Mr Good morning, Mr. Chairman Members of the Board. Justin Ressler, Solid Waste Director. R fifty one is an introduction of a proposed ordinance amending the Pasco County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 110, Article 4. County Sewer System, Division two, Industrial Pre Treatment Standard, Sections. 110-151 definitions section 110-153. Discharge standards in section 110-154 treatment pre-treatment of wastewater. There's no funding required. So just to give a little of background, Pasco
County serves as the regulatory authority on behalf of the state and federal government for a commercial discharge into in uh our wastewater system. There was recent legislation that was promulgated at the federal level that we are required to incorporate by reference into our local ordinance. So that's what we're presenting to you for introduction today. And the thing I'd really like to highlight is it's no different than what we've already been regulating. This is just incorporating those by reference. I reference into the ordinance, relates to disposal of pharmaceuticals into the wastewater system and disposal
of dental amalgam from old fillings. And really at a high level, the industry should not be out there. flushing those things down into into the water system. They should be contracting with a probable disposal authority to do that. Um so with that Again, really no impacts to our inspections, no change, just incorporating those by reference into the ordinance. Um staff recommendation is to accept the proposed amendment to Pasco County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 110, Article 4, Division Two, Industrial Pre-treatment
standards. Sections one ten, death one fifty one. One ten dash one fifty three and one ten Dash one fifty four and direct the Saw Waste Department to advertise the proposed revisions for the public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners on December fifth. at the West Pasco Government Center. or as soon thereafter may be heard.
So moved.
Second.
Our motion and second, uh by roll call vote.
District One, Commissioner Oakley. Aye. District two, Commissioner Weightman. Aye. District three, Commissioner Starkey. Aye. District four, Commissioner Bradford. Aye.
District five, Chairman Mariano.
Okay. Motion passed. Thank you, Justin.
Actually, if I could say my second chair before uh Justin steps down, um I normally wouldn't do this, but uh uh Mr. Russler is uh leaving us for the private sector.
Oh this gentleman right here?
This guy right here. Um but I don't want to probably
You need to come see me, I gotta talk to you.
Thank
you, Mike, and and thanks to the board and and everyone and we we've got a really great team in in Solid Waste and I know they'll continue to
Well you gotta make sure you got a good person in there behind you and introduce that person to us. before you leave. So okay.
Well Justin, from one garbage man to another, you better not go too far.
I'm a garbage man for life. Thank
you,
Justin. Thank you everybody. Yes.
All right. Are we close enough to the Okay. think we're going to do that. We're ready if y'all are ready. Mr. Engels.