Section 134-17 PERMIT REVOCATION; APPEAL
A. The
Administrator may revoke existing wastewater
permits, following notice and hearing to the user. The Administrator
shall send
a revocation notice by first class mail to the user at his last known
address
as stated in the permit application. The notice shall state the date,
time and
place of the revocation hearing, which may be held anytime within five
(5) days
after the notice is mailed. A permit may be revoked by the
Administrator
for any of the following reasons:
1. Failure to notify the Town of significant changes
to
wastewater discharge.
2. Misrepresentation
or failure to
fully disclose all relevant facts in the wastewater discharge permit
application.
(Ord. No. 2-05 Added (2) 12-20-04-Effective
Upon Passage)
3. Failure to provide prior notification of changed
conditions pursuant to this Article.
(Ord.
No. 2-05 Added (3) 12-20-04-Effective Upon Passage)
4. Falsifying self-monitoring reports.
5. Refusing the Town access to facility premises and
records.
6. Failure to meet effluent limitations.
7. Failure
to pay fines or fees
relating to sewer usage or violations of the Article.
8. Failure to meet compliance schedules.
9. Failure to complete a wastewater survey or the
wastewater
discharge permit application.
(Ord.
No. 2-05 Amended (9) 12-20-04-Effective Upon Passage)
10. Failure to
provide required notice of transfer in ownership or operation.
11.
Violation of any pretreatment standards or requirements.
B. An
administrative appeal of any permit revocation
may be made to the Town Manager in accordance with the same terms and
conditions set forth herein for appeals on wastewater permit
application
decisions. An appeal from the Town Manager's decision on
revocation may
be made to the Circuit Court of Warren County in accordance with the
same terms
and conditions set forth for appeals from the Town Manager's decisions
on
wastewater permit application appeals. No wastewater discharge shall be
permitted by any user pending an appeal of the revocation of a
wastewater
permit.
(Ord.
No. 4-92 Amended Entire Section 4-27-92-Effective Upon
Passage)