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200 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Post Office Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
(407) 738-7.~90
OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
August 18, 1988
Mr. George C. Davis
1100 So. Federal Highway
Boynton Beach, FL
Re: Metal Products stte Plan
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Dear Mr. Davis:
Please be advised that on Tuesday, August 16, 1988, the City
Commission approved the referenced site plan, subject to staff
comments, copies of which are attached.
A~ter you have amended your plans to reflect these stipulatiqns,
please have the appropriate Department Heads initial the attached
sign-off sheet prior to your submission to the Building
Department for permits.
The approval of the City entitles you to construct only the
improvements shown on the site plan. The site plan will be
viewed procedurally as an as-built or record dra~ing.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please do not
hesitate to contact me.
Yours very truly,
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
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CARMEN S. ANNUNZIATO,
PLANNING DIRECTOR
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STAFF COMMENTS
METAL PRODUCTS OF FLORIDA, INC.
SITE PLAN
Fire Department See attached memo
Building Department See attached memo
Engineering Department See attached memo
Utilities Department See attached memo
Planning Department See attached memo
'l~ Police Department See attached memo
Forester/Horticulturist See attached memo
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MEMORANDUM
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Carmen Annunziato
Planning Director
Date:
August 3, 1988,
From: Don Jaeger
Building Department
Subject: SITE PLAN APPROVAL:
METAL PRODUCTS
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As a condition of site plan approval, the following comments
should be incorporated into the related documents, by the
applicant:
1. The location of the fuel tanks must comply with NFiPA
and Standard Code requirements.
2. All structures must be accessible to the handicapped
and ~omply with Chapter 553, Part V, Florida Accessi-
bility Codes and Standards.
3. The foundations for the light poles must be designed
in conformance with Chapter 12 of the Standard Build-
ing Code to withstand a wind load of 120 miles per
hour. Indicate the type of proposed fixture on the
plans.
4. The plans indicate a catch basin will be provided for
the vehicle maintenance area. Indicate where drain-
age from the catch basin will be discharged.
5. Mulch should be provided for all landscaped beds where
a hedge is indicated.
Th~_follQ~igg_~Q~~n1~~~~_!Q~ th~_~EEli~~n1~~_info~~1ion
In order to facilitate the building permit review process, the
following information should be provided at the time of plans
submittal:
1. Fuel tanks must be permitted through the Department of
Environmental Regulation and the County Health Department.
2. Proper separation and fire suppression systems must be
designed in compliance with Chapter 33 of the NFiPA for
the existing paint spray booths.
3. An Environmental Review Permit will be required prior
to the issuance of an Occupational License.
The applicant's prompt compliance with the preceding comments
will insure a timely permitting process.
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MEMORANDUM
A~gust 3, 1988
TO: Mr. Jim ,Golden ,
Senior City Planner
FROM: Tom Clark
City Engineer
RE: Metal Products
COMMENTS:
1. Elevation .of inlet structures above grassed swale should
be shown.
2. The exfiltration,trench should have a straight run between
inlet structures to facilitate cleaning.
3. It is recommended that the design for the exfiltration
trenches comply with the W.M.D. Technical Publication 87-5,
dated December 1987. Hydraulic conductivity to be
determined from on-site testing.
4. Type of luminaire should be indicated, ie., H.P.S.V. or
M.H. etc.
5. The type ,"c" catch basin shown in the floor of the main-
tenance shed has no discharge shown. This area is not
allowed to discharge into the drainage system, but plans
for disposal of wash water wastes etc. should be shown.
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MEMORANDUM
August 3, 1988
TO: CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
FROM: CARMEN S. ANNUNZIATO, PLANNING DIRECTOR
RE: METAL PRODUCTS-STAFF COMMENTS
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Please be advised of the Planning Department's comments with
respect to the above-referenced request for site plan approval:
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1. The required parking for this facility is one (1) parking
space per two employees, but not less than one (1) parking
space per 500 square feet of gross floor area (Section
11-H.16.f(1) of Appendix A, Zoning). Information concerning
the number of employees must be supplied prior to sign-off to
ensure that a sufficient number of parking spaces are being
provided. This information must also be supplied at the time
of Environmental Review.
2. Further environmental review of this facility is required, as
full details of the environmental compatibility of this
manufacturing firm have not been provided to the committee.
3. An environmental review permit for this facility must be
issued prior to sign-off on the site plan.
4. A twenty foot wide minimum driveway width is required for
safe and efficient two-way traffic flow (Section 5-142.h.1 of
Article X, Parking Lots). The configuration 'of the driveway
entrance to the parking lot on the east side of the office
building does not meet this requirement.
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Re: Metal Products
As per our discussion at the Technical Review Board
Meeting, I am recommending the following:
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MEMORANDUM
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Kevin J. Hallahan, Forester/Horticulturist
DATE:
August 3, 1988
SUBJECT:
Metal Products - site Plan
The Cocoplum hedge along Neptune Drive must be 36 inches in
height at time of planting.
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Forester/Horticulturist
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SITE PLAN APPROVAL APPLICATION
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Planning and Zoning Board
This application must be filled out completely and accurately
and submitted in one (1) copy to the Planning Department. Incomplete
applications will not be processed.
Please Print Legibly or Type a~l Information.
I. GENERAL ,INFORMATION
1. Project Name: ,IMf7.e/!J/J6Mt!WZd' , ~?i4<- ;P/lLJpt/tZ..J ()~
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Date this Application is Accepted :
(to be filled out by Planning Dept.)
Address:
Applicant's Name (person or business entity in whose name this
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other materials will be mailed.
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.7.. Hhat'is applicant's interest in the premises affected?
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(Owner, Buyer, ~essee, Builder, Developer,
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8. Street Address or Location of Site:
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Engineer:
Surveyor: C)/~;diJ~t:e/2-,i-O/IJ.Iz46/-l
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Has a site plan been previously appruv~d by the City council
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J;I. SITE DATA
Thei~ollowing information must be filled out below and must
where applicable, on all six (6) copies of the site plan.
1. Land Use Cateqory shown in
the Comprehensive Plan
2. Zoning District
3. Area of Site
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4. Land Use -- Acreage Breakdown
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a. Residential, including
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c. Water Area
d. Conunercial
e. Industrial
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and sidewalks, patios,
decks, and athletic L:-/J /r-/
courts. ~1: ~I sq.ft.
d. Total Impervious Area
e. Landscaped Area Inside
of Parking Lots
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Natural Areas, Yards, and
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9. Ma~i~um Height of Structures on Site
10. Required Off-Street Parking
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The following materials must be submitted in one (1) copy:
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I. A check, payable to the City of Boynton Beach, as per the
attached, fee schedule.
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For projects that generate at least three thousand (3,000)'
vehicle trips per day or two hundred and fifty (250) single
directional vehicle trips in a on~ (1) hour period, a traffic
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with the provisions of the City's Code of Ordinances.
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V.' CERTIFICATION
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(I) (We) unqerstand that this application and all papers and
plans submitted herewith become a part of the permanent records
of 'the Planning and Zoning Board. (I) (We) hereby certify that
the above statements and any statements or showings in any papers
, or plans submitted herewith are true to the best of (my) (our)
knowledge a elief. This application will not be accepted
unl s ig CCO~g t t instructions bel w. '-.C' /7rt
s' ri ture of Ow er( e, te
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SPACE BELOW THIS LINE FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Review Schedule:
Date Received:
Technical Review Board
,Planning & Zoning Board
Community Appearance Board
City Council
Stipulations of Final Approval:
Date
Date
Date
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Other Government Agencies/Persons to be contacted:
Additional Remarks:
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MEMORANDUM
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Peter Cheney
City Manager
VIA: Carmen S. Annunziato
Planning Director
TO:
,FROM: Jim Golden
Sr. City Planner
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RE: ,Request for. Unity of Title approval, submitted in
connection with a site plan, for Metal Products of
:Florida,: Inc. - 1340 Neptune Drive
Accompanying this memorandum you will find a copy of a'Unity
of Title submitted by Metal Products of ,Florida, Inc. The
Unity of Title was submitted in connection with a proposed site
plan which provides for the construction of.a parking lot to
serve an existing manufacturing facility located on an adjacent
parcel. .
Please forward the attached document to the City Attorney for
review and approval.
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cc: City Attorney
Building Official
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Prepared By/Record & Return To:
Joel T. Strawn, Esq.
Jones, Foster, Johnston & Stubbs, P.A.
551 S.E. 8th Street, Suite 101
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
UNITY OF TITLE
In consideration of t.he issuance of a Permit to Metal Products
of Florida, Inc.
for the construction of a shipping and storage yard
in Palm Beach County, Florida, and for other good and valuable
considerations, the undersigned hereby agree to restrict the use
of the property described on the attached Schedule A, during the
period that the property is leased or owned by Metal Products
of Florida, Inc. in the following manner:
l. That said property shall be considered as one plot and
parcel of land, and that no portion of said plot and
parcel of land shall be sold, transferred, devised, or
assigned separately except in its entirety as one plot
or parcel of land.
2. The undersigned further agrees that this condition,
restriction and limitation shall be deemed a covenant
running with the land, and shall remain in full force
and effect, and be binding upon the undersigned, their
heirs and assigns until such time as the same may be
released in writing by the Boynton Beach City Commission
of the Executive Officer of such Commission.
3. The undersigned further agrees that this instrument may
be recorded in the Public Records of Palm Beach County.
Sign~d; ~ealed, executed, and acknowledged on this
~). {,L<....( , 1988, at Delray Beach, Florida.
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUN'ry OF
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day, before me, an officer
duly authorized in the State and County aforesaid to take acknowledg-
ments, personally appeared
well known to me to be the President of the corporation named
in the foregoing instrument, and that he acknowledged executing
the same in the presence of two subscribing witnesses freely
and voluntarily under authority duly vested by said corporation
and that the seal affixed thereto is the true corporate seal of
sai~ corporation.
WITNESS my hand and seal in last aforesaid
this 1tA. day of liuJy
tlOTARY ~UBlIC STATE Of flORIDA AT lARGE
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JANUARY 10 1991
~NDEO THIIU FIDElTY & DEPOSIT CO. 'OF MARYLAND
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PARCEL G
The South 28l.50 feet of the North 873.0 feet of the
Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4)
of Section 5, Township 46 South, Range 43 East; less the West
1202.76 feet thereof (all distances as measured at right
angles), Palm Beach County, Florida.
(Containing 0.98 acres, more or less)
PARCEL S
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The South 281.50 feet of the North 873.0 feet of the West
l49.97 feet (as measured at right angles) of the Northeast
Quarter (NE 1/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4) of Section
5, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, Palm Beach County,
Flor ida.
(Containing 0.97 acres, more or less)
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MEMORANDUM
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Carmen S. Annunziato, city Planner
RE:
Peter L. Cheney, City Manager
Raymond A. Rea, City Att~rney
Request for Unity of Title approval submitted in
connection with a site plan for Metal Products of
Florida, Inc. - 1340 Neptune Drive
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I am in receipt of Jim Golden's Memorandum dated July 27,
1988, and also return the original attachments for his records.
Although the Unity of Title document is legally sufficient, my
complaint with the original submittal was the lack of legibility
of the legal descriptions contained in the attachment. This new
document is no better and,since it deals with a specific parcel
of land which can only be identified from the legal description
contained in the attachment we must reject this until we have an
attachment which is sufficiently legible for recording. The
attachment which provides a legal description is a simple' matter
for their attorneys to prepare and submit to us with a new
document. Therefore, unless and until a new Schedule "A" is
provided with a legible legal description suitable for recording,
we must reject this document ~~~ntiretY.
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City Attorney
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cc: James Golden, Planning Department - with original attachments
Building Official
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551 S,E. 8th STREET
SUITE 101
DELRAY BEACH. FLORIDA 33444
(407) 278,9400
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TIMOTHY L WHALEN
PAUL C WOLFE
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FLAGLER CENTER TOWER
505 SOUT" FL"'GLER DRIVE
WEST P"'l'" BEAC", FLORIO'" 33402
August 5, 1988
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George C. Davis, A.I.A.
Post Office Box 1000
Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
RE: Unity of Title/Pelican Estates, Inc.
Dear Mr. Davis:
Enclosed herewith please find 'the original Unity of Title
with a "legible legal description suitable for recording". I
would appreciate it if you would resubmit it for recording.
If you should have any questions or concerns, please do not
hesitate to contact me.
You~.:~!rU1Y'
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MEMORANDUM
FROM:
August 15, 1988
Betty Boroni, City Clerk
Raymond A. Rea, City Attorney
Pelican Estates - My Memorandum of 8/3/88 to
Carmen Annunziato
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In regard to the above entitled matter and my Memorandum
dated August 3, 1988, please be advised that I have reviewed the
enclosed Unity of Title and find the same to be appropriate for
recording at this time.
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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact
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cc: Peter L. Cheney, City Manager
Carmen Annunziato, City Planner
Edgar Howell, Building Official
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REVISED PHASE I ASSESSMENT REPORT
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
METAL PRODUCTS OF FLORIDA, INC.
DATED: JULY 1, 1988
JOB NO.: 17144-001-024
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July 1, 1988
Metal Products of Florida, Inc.
1340 Neptune Drive
Boynton Beach, Florida
Attention: Mr. Roy Krzewinski
Executive Vice President operations
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Phase I Assessment Report
Boynton Beach, Florida
Metal Products of Florida. Inc.
Gentlemen:
Dames & Moore is pleased to present this Assessment Report which
completes the Phase I investigation of the Metal Products of
Florida facility in Boynton Beach, Florida. The overall purpose
for Phase I was to develop a clear understanding of what would be
needed to bring the facility into compliance such that the city
would issue an occupational license for the facility. This
report describes the alternatives for compliance and general cost
estimates along with recommendations for work under Phase II.
If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to
contact us. Dames & Moore is looking forward to working with you
in completing Phase II.
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In accordance with our proposal dated April 5, 1988, Dames &
.Moore has undertaken three tasks as Phase I. These tasks are:
Task 1 Review Background Information, Task 2 site
:Reconnaissance, and Task 3 - Assessment Report. This report is
Task 3 and completes the work undertaken for Phase I.
The overall purpose of Phase I is to develop a clear
understanding of what is required to bring the facility into
compliance with regard to the Environmental Review Permit (ERP).
The approval of the ERP is necessary before an occupational
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1.0 ~NTRODUCT~ON
2.0 BACKGROUND ~NFORMAT~ON
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The following site history has been developed from the evaluation
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The site was undeveloped pasture land with low shrubs and
grass, bounded on the north by a section of drainage canal
network, on the east by the Seaboard Coastline Railroad
tracks, and on the south by an east/west trending major
drainage canal, which in turn connected to Lake Ida on the
east. Across the Seaboard Coastline Railroad,
approximately 1/4 mile from the site, Lake Ida was
excavated, as well as several short, branching canals.
Construction was underway on single-family homes
surrounding the lake., Many single-family homes existed
already. West of the site, the future Congress Avenue ran
north/south and was unpaved. No evidence of disposal or
use of hazardous materials within one mile of the site is
visible from the aerial photograph.
The site and vicinity remained generally unchanged. The
site was open pasture land, surrounded by pasture as well.
Across the Seaboard Coastline Railroad tracks east of the
site, more construction, leveling, and clearing was
on-going along and around Lake Ida. Several additional
homes had been constructed since the previous photograph.
However, construction was not complete, as several
undeveloped lots remained~
The site and vicinity had been stripped and cleared, and an
additional set of drainage canals were excavated
paralleling the Seaboard Coastline Railroad. The drainage
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canal running east/west to the north of the site had been
widened. A large commercial/industrial facility and
associated parking areas were constructed in the area south
of the site. Several paved access roads had been
constructed off of Congress Avenue which was paved as well.
A small commercial/industrial facility was constructed
northeast of the site. The site itself was cleared, but
remained undeveloped. Construction on the east side of the
Seaboard Coastline Railroad around Lake Ida appeared to
have progressed slowly. Several paved dead-end roads were
installed, but few new houses were visible in the
photograph. North of the site to one mile, the land
remained pasture and somewhat wet, although partially
drained by the drainage canal network. No evidence of use
or disposal of hazardous materials is visible in the aerial
photograph.
The site is seen to contain the manufacturing facility and
associated parking areas. A large parking area was also
evident, adjacent to the site to the west. Two more
buildings were added north and northeast of the site,
connecting to preexisting buildings. A pond is seen west
of the large commercial/ industrial facility south of the
site. The area north of the site across the east-west
drainage canal remained undeveloped pasture land. East of
the site, around Lake Ida, construction appeared nearly
halfway complete. The lots were occupied by single family
homes. Inspection of the photograph of the site and
vicinity revealed no evidence of use or disposal of
hazardous materials.
Development of the site and immediate vicinity had
stabilized. However, modifications were visible to several
adjacent buildings. The site itself showed an area
approximately where the underground storage tank is
located, to have been disturbed, most likely from
installation of the tank between 1973 and 1977. An area on
the southeast corner of the site showed evidence of
storage of unidentifiable solid materials. Several
vehicles were visible in the vehicle maintenance area on
the east side of the building. The parking area on the
west side of the site showed evidence of storage of
unidentifiable solid materials. An additional
manufacturing building related to the Metal Products site
was constructed to the northeast, diagonal from the old
building, across Neptune Drive. Storage of unidentifiable
solid materials was visible in the parking area on the
north side of this building, as well. The larger
commercial/industrial building to the south showed evidence
of installation of a large cylindrical aboveground tank on
the southeast corner of the facility, and also showed
evidence of storage or disposal of unidentified solid
materials on the extreme southern edge of the parking area,
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on the south of the site. North of the Metal Products
site, across the drainage canal, the formerly large area of
open pasture was partially cleared and contained a large
commercial/industrial facility. Many semi-trailers were
stored in a large paved parking area. A small airstrip
for planes was visible southwest of the facility.
Considerable evidence of off-road vehicle usage was visible
on the northern site area. An area of ponded water
approximately 1/4 acre in size was visible east of the
semi-trailer storage area. Approximately 1/4 mile east of
the Metal Products site, across the Seaboard Coastline
Railroad tracks, Interstate 95 was constructed. six lanes
were visible, paralleling the railroad tracks.
Construction around Lake Ida was about 90% complete, with
construction of homes ongoing in the remaining lots.
1984 The open area directly adjacent to the east of the site,
showed considerable evidence of storage or disposal of
unidentified solid materials. This appears to be the case
on the north side of the other Metal Products facility as
well, to the northeast. This evidence was also visible in
an industrial facility approximately 1/8 mile northwest of
the site. Congress Avenue, approximately 1/4 mile west of
the site, was expanded to four lanes. Additional buildings
were constructed in the site vicinity in the industrial
park. At a building located approximately 1/8 mile
northeast of the site, material which appeared to be lumber
but which could not be identified from the photograph, was
stored outside at the west side of the building. At
another location, organized piles of unidentifiable
materials, which were apparently not associated with the
Metal Products site are visible in an open paved area
immediately west of the site. The area across the
drainage canal to the north contained a large recreational
park with tennis courts, racquetball courts, four baseball
fields, jogging tracks, bicycle tracks, and a small lake.
The complex extended from immediately adjacent to the
drainage canal, along the Seaboard Coastline Railroad, to
another major drainage canal approximately 1/2 mile north
of the site. Additional buildings were constructed as part
of the facility. The air strip had been removed, and
paved access roads were constructed off Congress Avenue.
East across Interstate 95, construction was nearly complete
on the single-family homes in the subdivision around Lake
Ida.
In summary, at various times during the history of the site and
immediate vicinity, evidence has existed of storage or disposal
of solid materials related to the industrial manufacturing
facilities on the site and surrounding areas as seen on aerial
photographs.
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The primary ground-water source in the area of the site is the
surficial aquifer, composed of mixtures of shell, sand, and
limestone. The thickness of the surficial aquifer is
approximately 100 to 150 feet in the area of the site, and
regional flow is nearly directly east, toward the Atlantic Ocean.
Local flow in the aquifer around the site is influenced by
!topography, and the presence of excavated lakes, canals and other
idrain~ge features. The site is surrounded by a drainage canal,
paralleling Interstate 95 and running east-west on the northern
boundary of the site. This drainage canal empties into the local
major canal network, and in turn, into Lake Ida.
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Subsurface flow at the site is influenced by the proximity to the
canals, and is expected to flow to the closest drainage feature.
2.3 WATER WELL SURVEY
Four well locations have been identified as being in the vicinity
of the site. They are listed as follows:
1. section 9, Township 46, Range 43
Anchorage Mobil Home Park
Well Number 5000129W
One Well
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city of Delray Beach
Well Number 5000177W
This is a well field consisting of 26 wells
section 6, Township 46, Range 43
Hunter's Run - Summit Association
Well Number 5000331W
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Palm Beach County, Department of Parks and Recreation
Well Number 5000841W
Two wells
,2.4 REGULATORY STATUS
:iThe state of Florida Department of Environmental Regulation (DER)
was contacted to ascertain if there were any outstanding notices
of violations. The DER responded that they have no current
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ienforcement actions against Metal Products, Inc., nor Metal
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The Palm Beach. county
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department responded that
action against the site.
Health Department and Department of
Management were contacted. Each
they had no outstanding enforcement
Representatives of the city of Boynton Beach had expressed
concerns in a series of memoranda listed as follows:
o December 22, 1987, Memorandum from James J. Golden, senior
City Planner.
o January 22, 1988, Memorandum from Dick Olbrych, Plumbing
and Mechanical Inspector.
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January 25, 1988, Memorandum from Don Johnson, Chief
Inspector.
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! 0 February 5, 1988, Memorandum from John A. Guidry, Director
of utilities.
The concerns of the representatives of the City of Boynton Beach
can be summarized as follows:
l. The underground fuel (gasoline) storage tank must be
permitted with the DER.
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The possible discharge to the ground, of liquids or other
wastes around the site should be investigated and assessed.
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Effluent from the acid rinse tank must be properly
monitored before it can be discharged to the sanitary sewer
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3.0 SITE RECONNAISSANCE
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On June 21, 1988, a site reconnaissance was performed. The
reconnaissance was performed in the presence of Don Johnson,
Chief Inspector for Boynton Beach and Dick olbrych, Plumbing and
Mechanical Inspector for Boynton Beach, and representatives of
Metal Products of Florida, Inc.
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An HNu Photo ionization Detector was used to survey areas of
concern. Ambient air readings around the facility were
approximately 1.0 part per million (ppm). A KV Soil Gas Probe
was used to directly sample soil gas. Soil probes were located
in each area at the site where the inspectors from Boynton Beach
had either seen liquids in the past or had a concern. Around the
outside of the factory building, one location on the north side,
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ithree locations on the east side and three locations on the south
Iside were surveyed. These locations were selected by Don Johnson
'and Dick Olbrych. At these locations, no values above ambient
background were measured. On the west side of the building five
locations were monitored. At three locations along the west side
of the building, no values above ambient background were
measured. At the other two locations, which were next to air
vents from the factory, readings at the depth of 0.5 to 1.0 feet
were 9.0 ppm above ambient background. The soil probes at these
locations were deepened to approximately 1.5 to 2.0 feet and the
reading dropped to below ambient background. Two soil probes
were monitored in the vicinity of the underground tank. One
reading was below ambient background, the other was 0.1 ppm above
ambient background. This location was not further investigated
since it is planned to remove the underground tank.
Vegetation had recently been cleared from the west side of the
factory building. There were no indications of vegetative stress
around the site.
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Drainage is generally radial around
little evidence of runoff. Drainage
swale south of the site was reported,
time of the site reconnaissance.
the buildings. There was
of an unknown liquid to the
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The process of handling and disposing of hazardous materials was
discussed with personnel at the facility. Written instructions
will be posted by Metal Products at the acid tank.
Regional land use within 1/4 mile of the facility can be
summarized as industrial. However, west of Congress Avenue is a
large golf course and residential development, east of Interstate
95 around Lake Ida is residential housing and northeast of the
site is the Boynton Beach Regional Park, each of which is
approximately 1/4 mile from the site at its closest point.
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The recommendations for the three outstanding environmental/
regulatory concerns are addressed. A preliminary cost estimate
for the additional work is provided. The basis for these
recommendations is the information obtained as background
information, the site reconnaissance, and the several meetings
with representatives of Metal Products of Florida, Inc., during
which the ongoing operations and future plans for the facility
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4.2 THE UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANK
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The underground ,fuel storage tank has been described as a
2000-gallon capacity tank installed in 1975 and used for storing
and dispensing gasoline for motor fuel. Based on the capacity,
age, and use of the tank, the tank should have been registered
with the DER by 1984 and monitoring wells (a minimum of four) and
overfill and overspill protection should have been installed by
1987. If the existing tank is retrofitted with overfill and
overspill protection and monitoring wells, it will still need to
be replaced by 1992, in accordance with the DER requirements
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Four alternatives have been identified as follows:
1. Tank Abandonment (in-place)
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To successfully complete abandonment of a tank in Palm
Beach County, the tank would have to be pumped dry and
all fluids properly disposed. Pumps and dispensers
would have to be dismantled, and the tank filled with
sand, pea gravel, cement or a combination thereof.
Costs incurred from this procedure would involve a
waste hauler to dispose of the product in the tank and
the petroleum equipment contractor to remove the pump
and dispenser plus the cost of the fill.
Costs of the waste product disposal can range from
$0.25 to $0.65 per gallon. certified waste haulers
that can handle this are:
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Gary Waldron (Waldron's Inc.) (305) 522-2030
Earl Hauber (Hauber Enterprises) (305)583-7110
Integrated Resource Recovery (305)842-5203
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Petroleum equipment contractors that can be utilized
(in addition to the above three) are PIECO Inc. (Joe
DelNuovo at (305)558-0440) and Cherokee Equipment (Dick
Owen at (305)474-4600).
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could range from about $1,000 to about $3,000 depending
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which would bring the facility into compliance with the
DER regulations.
2. Tank Excavation and Disposal
This option also includes pumping and disposal of any
fluids remaining in the tank but adds the excavation
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clean fill) of the excavation.
The excavation and disposal of a tank of this size
could range from $1,500 to $2,000 (excluding the costs
of any liquid disposal).
However, there would be a clean, level area suitable
for building, etc., which may be more desirable for
future site plans.
3. Retrofittinq the Existinq Tank
This option is presented if the existing facility is to
remain as an active fueling operation.
In order for the facility to
Chapter 17-61 FAC, the
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Retrofitting (overfill/overspill)
Monitoring Wells (minimum of four) =
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$2,200.00
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existing tank to be modified and rema1n in operation
only until 1992, at which time the tank must be removed
and a new tank installed. It should also be noted here
that the monitoring wells may be destroyed when the
tank is excavated and would have to be replaced. Prior
to retrofitting the tank the owner/operator may want to
test the tank to determine if the tank is leaking.
4. Excavation of Existinq Tank/Replacement with New
Tank
This option should be considered if a high volume
fueling operation must be conducted at the facility for
an extended period of time.
A replacement tank of equal volume would cost between
$5,000 and $7,000 depending on material type. The
costs of excavation and disposal of the old tank plus
the installation of the four monitoring wells (and the
DER registration fee) would have to be included.
Palm Beach County has recently adopted a Wellfield
Protection Ordinance and, as part of the ordinance may
soon be implementing its own local tank program. This
program may impact any action taken at this time. The
DER administers the Early Detection Incentive (EDI)
program. If contaminants have leaked or spilled from
the tank, the cleanup can be undertaken and the
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for the cost of cleanup. Alternately, the tank
owner/operator can file with the state to have the
state perform the cleanup. New legislation (HB 495)
extends the EDI program to December 31, 1988 and adopts
an insurance program for tank owners.
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The discharge of liquids to the ground was investigated using an
iHNu Photoionization Detector in the presence of Don Johnson and
Dick Olbrych, who had raised concerns about paint and other
wastes being discharged to the ground. Low concentrations of
hydrocarbons, up to approximately 10 parts per million, were
; detected in the upper one foot of soil in the vicinity of two of
: the air vents from the factory building. When the soil probe was
. driven deeper into the ground, the reading dropped to below
. ambient values. This suggests that the hydrocarbons were not
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: discharged to the ground. The DER typically requires a
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. to demonstrate that contaminated soil and ground water does not
; exist. Although the DER has not required a PCAP for this site,
it is Dames & Moore's recommendation that four shallow monitoring
wells be installed and ground-water samples collected and
analyzed. This would be prudent for any future purchaser of the
property who may need to protect his interest under the innocent
owner provision of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization
I Act of 1986. Further it would be prudent to establish the
base-line soil and water quality from the previous owner, if any
cleanup is required in the future.
The total cost for the installation of 'wells, sampling and
analysis of ground water, and evaluation and reporting of the
data is estimated as $7,000 to $10,000. It is estimated it would
take six to ten weeks to complete this task.
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includes dipping the assembled aluminum parts into the acid tank
then removing the parts and dipping them into the rinse tank.
The acid tank has been reported as being filled with 55 gallons
of AI-Brite II which was described as phosphoric acid, and 562
gallons of water. As the level of the acid tank goes down, more
acid is added to replenish the tank. The tank has not been
emptied, cleaned, and refilled in over one year. If the tank
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: discharged to the sewer system if it is done in accordance with
the city of Boynton Beach Pretreatment Ordinance (BBPO). A copy
of the ordinance is attached. In addition the DER should be
notified as to the method of disposal.
The rinse water may be discharged to the sewer system on a
regular basis if it complies with the BBPO. It is anticipated
that the rinse water and any disposal of treated waste will
require the addition of monitoring facilities. To evaluate the
need and allow for the appropriate design, Dames & Moore
recommends the sampling and analysis of the rinse water flow, and
the acid tank. The rinse water flow will be sampled using a 24
hour composite sampler and will be analyzed for: aluminum, total
:phosphate, orthophosphate, total suspended solids, total
.dissolved solids, BOD (5 day), oil and grease, and pH. A grab
:sample from the acid tank will be neutralized to a pH of between
6.5 and 7.0 by the addition of sodium carbonate, and analyzed for
:the same constituents.
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:analytical results and the requirements of the BBPO. The total
, cost for this task is estimated at $3,500 to $4,500.
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AN ORDIIIIJfCE or 'rHE CITY Cot1l'CIL or 'rHE
CITY or JlOYNTON BEACH, rLOUDA, N:ENDINC
C1lAP'rDt 26 "A'rE~, SEWERS AND crn UTILITIES,
ARTICLE IV SEUERS, DIVISIO~1 2. DISOIARGE 'I'O
JU:GIOMAL TllEAnu:Jrr rJ>.CILITY CENEP.ALLT ot"
'rHE COOE or ORDINMlCES, CITY or OOYNTO~;
,BEACH, n.oRIDA, 'I'O REPEAL In 'rHEIR D:'I'IRE'rY
SECTIONS 26-73. 26-74. 26-75, 26-76. 26-77,
2&-78, 2'-7S, 26-80, 26-81, 26-82, 26-83,
26-84, 26-B6, :6-87, 26-88 and 26-89: BY
MX>P'1'ING IN PU.CE THEREOF NEW SECTIOnS
26-73 THROUGH SECTION 26-92, INCLUSrvE 'I'O
PROVIDE A COI-lPREHENSlVE INDUSTRIAL "ASTE
AI:O PRETREATMENT ORDINhNCE: BY PROVICING
A PURPOSE 'rHEREOF, SCOPE, CENERAL PROVISIONS,
AJ."D OUIllITIONS: BY JU:QUIRING COY.PLIANCE
WITH HOllE SnINGENT REGULATIONS: PROVIDInG
toR DISPOSAL O'11lER TP.M~ TH!l.OUGIl JU:GIcrnAL
rACILITn:s: BY REQUIRING A PEJU.IT l'OR
BUILDINC SDiERS AND CON~ECTIONS: PROVIDInG
CP.rn:JlIA toR WASTE DISCHARGED 'I'O THE SOL'TH
cnrrRAL RECIONAL "ASTE WATER 'rP.EATKENT AND
DISpClS'.L PLANT: PJlO\'IDU;C CRITERIA toR THE
ADMISSION or INDUSTRIAL AlID C()MIoIERCIAL
WASn:: JUXlUIRING InDUSTRIAL AJ."D COHHERCIAL
1fASTE DISCHAJICE PE1lHITS >>:D SE'rTlt:G 'rEP.J:5
'rHEREf'OR: PROVIDING AN APPLlCA'rION PRO-
CEDUIlE toR AN INDUSTRIAL AI:O COl'.MERCIAL
WASTE DISotARGE PE~IT: PROVIDING 'rHE
JlICHT TO RErUSE SERVICE: MX>P'rIJ:G KATIONAL
CA'rECORICAL PJlETREATtu:NT STAJ."DARDS: PROVID-
ING toll PROTECTION rl'o:. DNlACE: pP.OVIDlt-'C
POWER AED AU'TJIOUTY Of InSPtC'1'ORS: PROVIDINC
APPLICABILITY AND ENiORClJ'~ PROVISIons:
PROVIDIWC JU:QUlJU:MENTS rop. REPORTING,
D:SPECTION AND HONITOR1t:C: pROVIt'It..'C PP.!:-
'TREA'l'KDn- CJlI'rEJlIA: PROVIDI~C 'I'HAT INfOR-
MATION U NON-CONfIDO;TIAL: PROVIDING
AU'TJIORITY 'I'O CODIfY: PROVIDING A CONrLICTS
CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CU.USE, AND AN
,urECTIVE DATE: AND rOR OTHER PUlU'OSES.
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WHEREAS, by the ter=s of that certain interlocal Aqree-
_nt dated December 26, 1974, between the Cities of Boynton Beach
.and Delray Beach (CITIES), the South Central R~ional "aatewater
I 'rr-.tzent and Disposal Board (1'0'1'\01) was created and the CITIES
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, all appliCAble State and rederal lawa re~uired by the Clean t:ater I
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local ~9ree.eftt. the CITIES. as the sole cust~rs of the POTW,
, then sell wastewater treatment and disposal services directly to
users as vell as industrial users: and
WKEnEAS. the CITIES and the POTK have entered into that
certain Industrial Waste and Pretreatcent A9ree~nt dated
, 1986 (~9reement); and
~~EREAS. in order to comply with the provisions of the
above referred to Clean Water Act as well as State and Federal
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law, said Agreement sets forth the teras and conditions upon
.: which the CITIES may "discharge wastewater effluent to the ParK's
regional treatment facilities and, further. that pursuant to the
ter.ms of said Agreement, the CITIES. as & condition to the
discharge pe~t being granted thereby, agreed to adopt an
" . industrial waste lImd pretreatment ordinance with tel"lllS,
conditions and provisiDns no lesa stringent than the terms set
fo~th in .aid Agreement for the regulation of the issuance and
coap1iance with discharge permita issued by the CITIES to the
CITIES' users and industrial users.
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!:OW. 'fHERUORE. BE IT ORDAIh'D) ,BY THE CITY COUNCIL or
"rRE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA:
section 1:
Chapter 26 Water, Severs and City Utilities,
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COde of Ordinances, City of Jloynton Beach. Florida are hereby
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Facility Generally, Sections 26-73 through 26-89, inclusive of the'
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Section 2: Chapter 26 Water. Sewers and City Utilities,l
Article IV. Severa. Division 2 Discharge to ~gional Trea~nt
Article IV. Severs, Division 2. Discharge to Regional Treatment
repealed in"their entirety.
, ,rac'ility Generally of the Code of Ordinances. City of Boynton
Beach. Florida is hereby a~nded by cre~tinq new Sections 26-73
through 26-92 as set forth in attached Exhibit A.
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cocSify this orcUnance.
Section ., All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
. conflict btr~ith are hereby repealed.
Section 5, Should any section or provision of this
Ordinance or any portion thereof be declared by . court of com-
petent jurisdiction to be invalid. such decision shall not affect
the re_inder of this Ordinance.
Section 6: ~ia Drdinance shall become effective
t.Dediately upon its final passage.
. . I'IRST JlU.IlINC thia4d.. day of l.kt:!.e.mW . 1986.
: ~ SECOND ....%H. >NO '%HAL PASS'.. ..i. ~d'Y oi
'.;. t('~.ltV. 1986.
ATTEST: .
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA
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EXHIBIT A
Section 26-73.'
Purpose.
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This is an Ordinance regulating industrial vaste pre~reat-
ment facilities and discharge of industrial vaste into the pub-
licly operated treatment' yorks operated by the South Central
Regional Wastevater Treatment and Disposal Board (hereinafte~
POTW) and providing for pollutant limitations. data,collection.
~onitoring and sampling. and providing for penalties for the vio-
lation thereof fpr the .folloving purposes:
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To prevent the introduction of pollutants into the
CITY'S vastevater system vhich viii interfeTe vith the
normal operation of the system or contaminate the result-
ing~mu~icip~l sludge; .
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'I 0 pre v e n t the i n t rod u c t ion, 0 f pol 1 u t, ant I i n tot h e
CITY'S vas_te~s-ter "system vhich do not receive adequate
treatment in -the POT\.'. and vhich vi 11 pas' through the
s)'stem into receiving vaters or the at'mosphere or other-
vise 'be .incompatible vith the system;
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vater and sludge from the system.
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of all vaste that is proper to process through the regional treat-
ment facilities. beginning at the point source.
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General provisions.
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The ~olicy is hereby established that .the provisions of this
Ordins:nce vill'be enforced to, the fullest extent 'p06sible. Under
the pro vi. ion s 0 f. Fed era 1 Pre t rea t men t Reg u 1 a t ion s 4 0 'C'Fl\' P'B, to t
403 and Florida Administrative Code Rules. 17-3,11-4. and 17-6
.issued by the Florid~ Department of Environmental Regulation.
The standards set forth are minimu~ requirements to insure the
general health and velfare of the public.
Section 26-76. Definitions.
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Act or "tbe Act". The Federal \.'ater Pollution Control
Act, also knovn as, the Clean Water Act, as amended. 33 U.S.C.
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Autborixed Representative of Industrial V.er means an
authorixed representative of an industrial user vhich may be
(a)a principal executive officer of at least the ,level of vice-
pre,sident. if the industrial user is a corporation, (b)a general
partner or proprietor if ~he industrial user is a partnership or
proprietorship, respe~tively or '(c)a duly 'authorized repre8enta-
. tive of the individual designated above if such representative is
_ responsible for'the overall oper~tion of the facilities from
. vhich the indirect discharge originates.
. BOARD means the South Central Regional Vasrevater Treat-
:- ment and Disposal Board, including, in the appropriate case, the
regional treatment facilities and all its other attendant
,facilities.
BOARD (POTV). The Board of Directors of the South
Central Region~l Wastevater Treatment and, Disposal Board.
. BOD (denoting !iochemical Oxygen Demand) means the
; ... qua n tit y 0 fox y g e nut i 1 i % e din the b i 0 c h e III i c a lox i d a t ion 0 f
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day sat 20. C. ex pre 5 s. e.d- ,i n 'm i 11 i g ram s per 1 i t. e r . .
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Building Sever. A sever conveying ~a8tevater from the
premises of i User to t.he POTW.
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City means the City of Boynton Beach.
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City means all t.he land and vater area included vithin
the bouncary of the city or vhere the city propo.es to acquire.
establish. construct. extend, operate and maint~in sanitary sever-
., age fa c i 1 it i e $, ex c e p t as foIl ov S :
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a) All state: and federally-ovned lAnd an~ vater area
located in the city or 'county. except vhere the state and
federAl government consent to the provisions of this divi-
sion.
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b) All iand and ~ater area duly franchised by the ci~y,to
privately-ovned seve~ util~ty compAnie~ for the prov~-
sions of sever service, except vhere the privAtely-owned
sever utility companies consent to the provisions of this
division. '
Collection .yatem means the system of public severs to be
operated by a city and connected to the POTW facilities.
Compatible Pollutant is a substance amendable to treat-
ment in the vAstevater treatment plant .uch as biochemical oxygen
demand. suspended solids pH and fecal. coliform bacteria. plus
additional pollutan"ts identified in the NPDES Permit if the pub-
licly ovned treatment worKs vas designed to treat such pollutants
r and in fact does remove luch pollutant to a substantial degree.
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Co~poaite Sample.
24-hour time period
vaste stream. vhich
A series of, sample~ taken over a speci-
At in t e rv a 1 s not to .e x c e e d ISm in ute sin
are combined into one sample.
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Cooling Water. The vater discharged' from any use such as
air conditioning, cooling or refrigeration, or to which the only
pollutant added i. heat.
Direct Diacharge. The discharge of treated or untreated
vastevater directly to the vatera of the State of Florida.
Directo~ of Uti,lities or Director means the' individual
vho .is in charge of the Publ ic Ut.llitiea 'Department in the City.
Dome.tic vastevater means vaste~ater derived principally
from dvellings, commercial buildings, institution. and industry
resulting from household or toilet vaite resulting {rom human
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or storm \."ater.
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rOnlllental Protect ion Agency. or vbere .appropriate tbe term may
also be used as a designation for tbe Administrator or otber duly
authori~ed official of said agency.'
Executive director means the administrative director or
his authori:.ed deputy. agent or'representative of tbe Soutb Cen-
tral Regional ~astevater Treatment and Disposal Board. Tbe Execu-
tive director is tbe authorized administratjon authority of the
South Central Regional ~astevater Treatment and Disposal Board of
Palm Beach County, Florida. '
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Carbage mean. the animal and vegetable vaste resuiting
from the handling, ~reparation. cooking and serving of foods.
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on a one-time basis vith no regard to tbe
stream and vitbout consideration of time.
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vessels, cbemical toilets.
va~uum-pump tank trucks.
,Any vaste from bolding tanks such as
campers, trailers, septic tanks. and
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nondomestic pollutants from any source regulated under section
307(b) or (c) of tbe Act,. (33 U.S.C. 1317). into tbe POTW (inclu-
ding bolding tank vaste discbarged into tbe system).
Indu.trial or' comaercial vaate means
vastes from industrial, commercial or in.titutional
distinct from dome.tic or sanitary sevage.
tbe liquid
processes as
Indu.trial and commercial va.te di.cbar~e permit
means a permit issued to control tbe process flov8 from industry,
commerce or institutions tbat ~ay be discba~~ed into tbe sanitary
sever sY8tem4 Tbis permit is is.ued in addition to any other
. types of permits. ~ben issued. the permit viII define the cbarac-
teristicr and volum~ of tbe flov and acceptance or rejection of
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Industrial U.er. A source of Indirect Discbarge and
discharge of industrial and commercial vaste.vbicb does not
constitute a "discbarge of pollutants" under regulations issued
'pursu-an't to. section 1.02. of the Act. (33 U.S.C. 1342).
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Interference means tbe inhibition or disruption of the
.'POTW treatment processes or operation. ",hen contributes to a vio-
lation of any requirement of the NPDES Permit or reduces the
efficiency of the POTW. The ter= also includes prevention of
sevage sludge use or disposal by the POTW.
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I number of unit. of minor constituents present vith each one
million uni,t, of the'""iDafo"r' constituent of a solution or mixture.
r mgll shall be consider~d equivalent to parts per million.
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NatioDal Categorical PretreatmeDt Staodard means any
r federal regulation"contaiDing pollutant discharge limits promulga-
: ted by the EPA vhich applies to a spe~ific category of industrial
users.
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System or NPDES
Permit.: A permit issued pursuant to section 402 of the Act (33
U.S.C. 1342).
National Prohibitive Discharge Standard or Prohibitive
charge Standard means any regulation developed under
- authority of 307(b).of the Act and ~O CrR; Section 403.5.
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-t Hev Source. Any .ource, the cODstruction of ",hich is
commenced after the adoption of this Ordinance.
Person ~eans 'any individual, firm, company, as socie-t..i.on ,
s?c~ety, corporation or group.
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hydrogen ions in grams per liter of solution.
Po 11 uta n t . Any d red g e d s poi I, '0 lid, va ate, in c i n era tor
,residue, sevage, garbage, sevage sludge, munitions, chemical
r vastes, biological materials, radioactive materials', heat,
r vrecked or discharged equipment, rock, sand, cellar dirt and
industrial, municipal. and'agricultural vaste discharged into
vater.
Pollution. The man-made or man-induced alteration of the
chemical, ~hysi'cal, biological, and radiological integrity of
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,Pretreatment meanl the reduction of the amount of pollu-
- tants, the elimination of'pollutaots, or the alteration of the
nature of,pollutantl, or the alteration of the nature of pollu-
.. tant propertie's in va.tevater to a less harmful state prior to or
i .in lieu of discharging or othervise introducing such pollutants
i, into a POTW. The reduction or alteration can be obtained by
physical, chemical or biological proce..es, or process changes
- other means, except as prohibited by 40 crR Section 403.6(d).
Pretreatment Requirementl. Any sup.tantive or procedural
requirement for treating of'. vaate p~ior to inclusion in the
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ment Standards or Alternative Discharge Limits. vhichever is
applicable.
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_ the Regional Treatm~nt Plant operaled by the
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, tion sever dystem ovned and operated separately
Boynton Beach and/or the City,of Delray Beach.
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Properly shredded garbage means the vaates from the pre-
paration, cooking and dispensing of food that have been shredded
to such a degree that all particles viII be carried freely under
the flov conditions normally prevailing in public severs, vith no
particle greater than one-half (l) inch (1.27 centimeters) in any
d,imens ion.
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ting.properties have equal
public authority.
sever in vhich,all ovners of abut-
rights, and vhich is co~trolledby
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Regional treatment facilitie. means the Souih Central
Regional llastevater Treatment Plant transmission and disposal
facilities as operated by the South Centr~l Regional llastevater
Treatment and Dispolal Board of Palm Beach County, Florid~~'
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Sanitary .evage means the household
resulting from human occupancy.
toilet
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vastes
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intentionally
sever :eans a sever vhich carries
surface. and ground vatera are not
Significant Iu.dultrial U.er means any Industrial User of
the POTl.' Treatment Plant vho (a)has a dilcharge flov of 25,000
I gallons or more per average york day; or "(b)has,a flov greater
than 5% of the flov in tbe City'. collection Iystem; or (c)has
toxic pollutant. .in excess of limit. defined pursuant to Section
r .307 of the Act, Florida Statues; or (d)is 'found by either City.,
I State of Florida or u.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to
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,_ other contributing industries,' on the vas'tevater treatment
system, the quality of .ludge, the system's effluent quality. or
. .air emission. generated by the system.
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from residencel, business buildings, institutions and industrial
establishment., together vith such ground, surface and storm
waters as may be present.
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Slut means a~y discharge of vater, seva&e or industrial
vas t e v h i chi n con c e I).1..r a.t ion 0 ( any g i v e n con $ tit u e n tor i n qua n -
t i ty of flov ex'ce.t:..!31 for an:)" pe.riod of dur,tion longer than
fifteen (15) minutes more than five (5) time. the average twenty-
four (24) hour concentration of flovs during normal operation.
Standard Indu.trial Claasification (SIC) me~ns classifica-
tion pursuant to th~ St~ndard Industrial Classification Manual
issued by the Executive Office of the President, Office of Manage-
ment and Budget, 1972, and as acended.
State.
State of Florida.
.Storm drain (sometimes
sever which CArries storm and
e~cludes sevage and industrial
ing vater.
termed "storm sever") means. a
surface vaters and drainage, but
vAstes other than unpolluted cool-
Storm' .ever means oa sever that carries storlll vater and
surface vater, street vash, and other vash waters or drainage,
but excludes domestic vaBtevater and industrial and comm~rcial
,,'aste.
Storm ~ater. Any flov occurring during or following any
.form of natural precipitation and resulting therefrom.
Superintendent. The,person designated by the POTW to
supervise the operation of the publicly owned treatlllent vorks and
who is charged ~itb certain duties ~nd responsibilities by this
article, or his duly authorized representative..
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Suspended .olid. means solids that are in suspension in
water, sevage, or other liquids and which are removable by labora-
tory filtering.
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tanta listed aa toxic in regulations promulgated by the Adminis-
trator of the Environmental Protection Agency under the provision
of CWA 307(a) or other Acta. .
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Treatment Plant. That 90rtion of the regional treatment
· facilities designed to provide treatment to vastevate~ and is
operated by the South Central Regional ~astewater Treatment and
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contribution of wa.tevater into the POT~.
Utilities Director or Director means the
ia in charge of the Public Utilities Department
his specific designee.
individual who
in the City, or
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'I Wastewater. The liquid and water-carried industrial or
\ dOlllestic wastes from dvellinga, co~merci~l buildings, industrial
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is contributed into .as-permitted to enter the pOTti.
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devices and '8tructure. used for treating vaste""ater.
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occurs, either ~ontinuously or intermittently.
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vat e-r c 0 u r s e s, vat e r va y s, vel I " s p r i n g s, res e r v 0 i r s, a qui fer s ,
irrigation systems, drainage .systems and all other bodies or
accumulations of vater, surface or underground, natursl or artifi-
cial, public or private, vhich are contained vithin, flov
through, or .border upon the State or any portion thereof.
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relZulations.
Compliance vith A~ree:ent or more stringent
The use of public severs and the POTil shall be as ou.t.1..in.ed ,in
,this Ordinance or, if more stringent stan,dards are promulgated by
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! considered a part of this Ordinance.
I Section 26-78. Disposal other than through regional facilities.
(a) The disposal of .evage by means other than use of the
available regional vastevater facilities shall be in accordance
vith city, county, state and federal lave
i (b) The disposal of sevage to the POTW shall be as outlined
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or. exceed~ the City of Boynton Beach industrial and commercial
vaste ordinance requirements as they shall exist from time to
time and, further, .hall be subject to the provisions of the
Interlocal Agreement'dated December 26, 1974.'
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26-79.
Permit required
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No unauthorized person shall be .permitted to uncover, make
any connectiona vith or opening into, use, alter or disturb any
public sever or appurtenance thereof vithout firat obtaining a
written permit or permission from the proper official empovered
,'to do 80 by the,City.
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All vaste dischnged to public severs vhich in turn discharge
to the regiqnal treatment plant shall meet or exceed the follov-
ing criteria:
(A) No person. shall discharge or cause to be discharged any
s to rm v.a t e r, . sur fa c e vat e r, g r 0 un d vat e r, roo f run 0 f f
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unpolluted industrial process vaters to any sanitary
sever.
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(>>) Storm vater and all other unpolluted drainage shall be
discharged to such severs as are specifically designated
as storm severs, or to a natural outlet .approved by the
proper city or county official. Industrial cooling
vater or unpolluted process vaters may be discharged on
approval of the Utilities Director to a storm sever or
natural outlet.
(C) No person shall discharge or cause to be discha.'t:.g.~d. any
o'f'- the folloving described vaters or vas tes to any pub-
lic severs:
(1) Any gasoline, benzene, naphtha, fuel oil, or other
flammable or explosive liquid, solid or gas. .
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solids, liquids or gases in sufficient quantity,
either singly or by interaction vith other vastes,
to injure or interfere vith any vastevater treat-
,ment process, constitute a hazard to humans. or
animals, create a public nuisance, or create any
hazard in the receiving vaters of the vastevater
treatment plant including but not limited to
cyanides in excess of .11 mg/l as CN in the vastes
discharged to the public sever.
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such'size capable of causing obstruction to the
flov in severs, or other interference vith the
proper operation of the sevage vorks such as, but
,not limited to,. ashes, cinders, sand, mud, strav,
shavings, metal, glass, rags, feathers, tar, plas-
tics, vood, unground garbage, vhole blood, paunch
manure, hair and fleshings, entrails, paper dishes,
cups, milk containers, etc., either vhole or ground
by garbage grinders.
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No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged the
folloving described materials, vaters, or vastes if it
appears likely that acceptance of such vastes can harm
either the vastevater treatment process or equipment,
have an adverse effect on th~ receiving vater body, or
can othervise endanger life, limb, public property or
constitute a nuisance. The decision shall be ba~ed on
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tion to flovs-and velocities in the severs, materials of
constructio~ of the severs, nature of the vastevater
treatment process, capacity of the vastevater tre~tment
plant, degree of treatability of vaste in tbe vastevater
treatment plant, and otber pertinent factors. . The sub-
stances prohibited are:
('1) Any liquid baving a temperature bigber than one
bundred fifty (150) degrees Fahrenheit.
(2) Any vater or vaste containing fats, vax, grease or
oils, vhether emulsified or not, i'n excess of one
bundred (100) mgll or containing substances vbich
may solidify or becoce viscous at temperatures
betveen tbirty-tvo deg~ees Fabrenbeit (320F) and
one. bundred fifty degrees Fahrenheit (lSOOF) (00
and 6S.C).
(3) Any vaters or vastes containing strong acid, iron,
pickling vastes, or ,concentrated plating sol'uci"o'n-s
vhetber neutralized or not.
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taste or odor producing substances, in such concen-
tration exceeding limits 'vbicb may be established
b~ the board as necessary after treatment of the
composite sevage to meet the requirements of the
state, federal or other public agencies of jurisdic-
tion for such discharge to the receiving vaters.
(5) 'Any garbage tbat has not been properly shredded,
vhicb shall mean the vastes from tbe preparation,
cooking and dispensing of food tbat have been
sbredded to such degree that all particles vill be
carried freely under the flov conditions normally
prevailing in ~ublic severs, vitb no particl<< size
greater than one-balf (!) incb of any dimension.
(6) Any vater or vastes having a pH lover than 5.5 or
higber than 9.S'or baving any other corrosive pro-
perty capable of, causing damage or hazard to
structure, equipment, or personnel or any waste
treatment vorks.
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in excess of the folloving limits and measured at
the point 'of discharge into tbe ~ever system:
Aluminua . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15 mgll
Antimony. . . . . . . . . . .. 2 mgll
Arsenic . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 mgll
Beryllium . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 mgll
Cadmium . . . . . . . . . . .. .1 mgll
Chromium Tot. ......... 2 mgll
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Cop-per-:- . . . . . . . . . . . . . .833333 mg/l
Cyan id~' . . . . . . . . . ..113636 mg/l
Fluorides . . . . . . . SO mg/l
Irons . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 mg/l
- Lead . . . . . . . . . . . 0.'5 mg/l
! Mercury . . . . 0.002040 mg/1
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Nickel . . . . ,. . . . . . 0.6 mg/l
- Phenolic Comp . . . . . . . . . 0.01 mg/l
Selenium ., . . . . . 0.25 mg/l
Silver . . . . . . . . . 0.0005 mg/l
Zinc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.5 mg/l
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or, any substance that vill pass through the vaste
treatment facilitioes and exceed the state and
federal requirements for receiving vaters.
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(8) Any vaste from sodium-cycle cation exchange (vater
softening) units from industrial or commercial
users where the chloride content, exceeds 800 m~l.
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color of such character and quantity that unusual
attention or expense is required to handle such
materials at the vaste treatment facilities without
a special permit issued by the City.
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than 15 mg/1.
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issued by the city.
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tic s, s a n,i tar y, i n d u s t ria lor com mer cia 1 vas t e b e
permitted into the storm sever system.
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life or concentration as may exceed limits
establish~d by: the board in compliance with applic-
able state or federal reg~lations.
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(9~5).
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(a) Unusual concentrations of inert suspended
solids (such as, but not limited to, Fullers
earth, lime slurries and lime residues) or of
dissolved solids (such as, but not limited to,
sodium chloride and sodium sulfate).
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discoloration (such as,
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U. nus u ale hem i c a lox Y g end e III and ,. .0 r chI 0 r i n e
requirem~nt in such quantities as to consti-
tute ~ significant load on the vastewater
treatment ~orlc.s.
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Unusual volume of flo~ or concentration of
~astes constituting "slugs" and defined here-
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are not &Illenable to treatment or reduction by the
vaS t e vat e r .t r ~ a t men t pro c e sse s em p 1 0 y ed, 0 r are
amenable to treatment only to such degree that the
va,tevater treat~ent plant effluent cannot meet the
requirement" of other agencies having jurisdiction
,over discharge to the receiving vaters.
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(17) Any vaters or vastes containing suspended solids in
excess 9f 175 mgll,unless the usesr is approved by
the City and 'provided' further that the user com-
plie~ vith the requirements of the City's Strength
Charge System. '
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C e n t i g r a deB 0 D g rea t e r t h a n 2 20m g 11 'u n 1 e s s the
user is approved by th~ City and provided further
that the user 'complies vith the requirements of the
City's Strength Charge System.
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If any vaters or vastes are discharged, or are proposed
to be discharged to the public severs, vhich vaters con-
tain the substances or possess the characteristics
enumerated in subsection (D) of this section, and vhich,
in the judgment of the Utilities birector, may have a
deleterious effect upon the sevage vorks, processes,
equipment or receiving vaters, or vhich other~ise create
a hazard to life or constitute a public nuisance, the
Utility Director may:
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Reject the vastes.
'Require pretreatment to an acceptable conditions
for discharge to the public severs.
Require control over the quantities and rates of
discharge. .
Require payment to cover the added cost of handling
and treating the vastes not covered by existing
fees or sever charges.
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If the POT~ permits the pretreatment or equali~ation of
vaste flovl, the design and inlt.llation of the plans
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a p pro val . 0 f -rh e- ,p 0 T ". and the C i t Y and :! u b j e c t tot h e
requireroent-s of all applicable codes, ordinances and
1 a v,s. 1 n add i t ion, any m a j 0 r con t rib uti n gin d u s try a s
defined by 40 cr~ 403 shall comply vith 40 CrR 12;8 and
any 0 the r 1" e g u l.a t ion ass h a 1 I fro m t i met 0 t i m e b e
e.tabli'h~d by [PA or other appropriate regulating
governmental agency.
er) Grease, oil and sand interceptors s)all be provided
vhen,_ in the opinion of Utility Director, they are neces-
sary for the proper handling of liquid vastes containing
,grease in excessive amounts or any flammable vastes I
sand or other harmful ingredients; except that such
interceptors shall not be required for private living
quarters or dwelling ~nits. All interceptors shall be
of a t y pea n,d cap a c i t yap pro v e d by the C i t Y and s h all b e
so located as to be readily and easily accessible for
cleaning and inspection. '
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. ties are provided for any va ters or vastes, they sha 11
~e maintained continuously in satisfactory and effective
operation by the user at his expense.
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The economy and desirability of the combined treat-
ment of industrial and commercial vastes and sani-
tary sevage is recognized. . Hovever, not all types
aod quantities of industrial and commercial \lastes
can be 80' treated. It shall be the policy to admit
the types and quantities of industrial and commer-
cial vastes that are not harmful or damaging to the
structures,: processes or operation of the sevage
yorks or are not specifically prohibited. In all
case., a special permit vill,be issued \lhich \lill
state specific conditions and requirements to be
'maintained. It is also recognized that to provide
this service, additional facilities and/or treat-
ment are required, and the cost of such must be
borne by the user receiving the benefits.
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Approval is required for the admission of
trial or commercial waste:! 'into the public
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discharge according to a schedule to be established
by the board and continued discharge shall be sub-
ject to approval of the City. '
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(c) In order to identify the point sources. all users
of the,sevage'\lork,s who are now discharging indus-
trial or commercial 'Wastes to the public' se'Wers
s hall, up 0 n r e que s t 0 f the. PO T\1 Boa r d, the C i t Y 0 r
its designated agent, complete and file \lith the
requesting official 'Within ninety (90) days a ques-
tionnaire vhieh shall furnish pertinent data
inclusive of quantity of flov and, an analysis of
the vater discharged to the regional treatment
plant. Further, an)' person desiring to make a ne'W
connection to the 'Was'te\l'ater system for the purpose
of discharging industrial or commercial wastes to
the public severs shall, upon requesting permits
and lor con n e c t ion s, com pie tea n d f i I e ......r-c-lT' [h e
de'signated officials an industrial and commercial
vaste qu~stionnaire as outlined for existing users.
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sample collected so as to be a represen~ative
sample of the actual quality of the 'Wastes. Sample
for analysis may be collected by ,the user or his
representative. Analysis shall be made by a regis-
tered sanitary engineer or graduate chemist 'Whose
qualifications are acceptable to the city or a
Class A, B or C 'Wastevater treatment plant operator
registered in Florida, using the laboratory methods
for the examination of 'Wastevater as set forth in
the latest edition of "Standard Methods for Examina-
tion of Water and Se'Wage" a. published by the
American Public Health AssociatIon. .
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(e) If it is necessary due to the size or complexity, of
:the Waste .disposal problem of an establishment, an
extension of time may be granted 'provided it can be
.hown 'that it is impractical to ,meet the' schedule
imposed in this division. A req~est for extension
must be submitted in 'Writing to the Utilities
Director.
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Vhen re~uired by the Utilities Director, any ne'W
establishment discharging industrial or commercial
vaates into the sever system shall construct and
..intain at its sole expense a 8uitable control
.anhole or ~anholes downstream from any treatment,
.torage br other approved 'Works to facilitate obser-
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men t,. ....'f-he - c: 0 n t r 0 1 man h ole 0 r man h 0 leI> s h all b e
con s t, r u-c t e d at. u ita b 1 e and sat i s f act 0 r y 1 0 cat ion s
'and building in a manner approved by the official
identified in subsection (c). The manhole shall be
maintained by the establishment so as' to be. safe
and accessible at all times. If any establishment
vishes to meter its vaste discharge into the se"'er
system to verify in-product. ~ater retention or
other uses of metered flov. it may install, at its
sole expense. a flov-metering device as approved by
the Utility Director. The control manhole shall be
accessible to city personnel at all times for samp-
1 in g . A 11 aut h 0 r i zed PO TW 0 r c i t Y em p 1 0 y eel> s h all ,
to the extent permitted by lav, be permitted, upon
. suitable notice to the user, to enter upon all prop-
erties for the purpose of inspection. observation,
:: e a s u r.e II: en t, sam pI in g and t est i n gin ace 0 r d a n c e
\.lith provisions of this division.
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tified as having other than domestic ",astes or vaste from sani-
tary conveniences. The fixed life of such a permit is set for
one year from date of 'issue. and any renev'ed vaste discharge
permit viII have a fixed life of one year. These permits involve
the implementation'of a fo~mula for surcharge for vastes vhi~h
exceed the sevage parameters for strength as defined in Section
26-80. Permits shall not be transferred, conveyed or sold.
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Section 26-83. lndustrial and commercial vaste discharge permit
application.
A "'aste discharge permit program for all of the City's Indus-
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be of a form specified by the Utilities Director.
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data concerning the acceptance of industrial and
commercial vaste flovs and viII provide the basis
.for the issuing of a permit certificate specifying
limitations on vhat the user may disc~arge.
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The initial' permit shall be effective
of on.e year only from date. of issuance
reneved annually by the applicant
continue such v.ste discharge.
[or a period
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panied.-lry a 'cashier's check in an amount as estab-
lished ~y the city as application fee.
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(1) Reneval of industrial and commercial vaste
discharge permit. The application for a
reneved vaste discharge permit shall be of a
lorm specified by the city, and the annual
reneval application ,fee shall be the same as
the initial application fee.
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mit form. The form of permit for industrial
and cOQmercial vastes shall be a specified by
the ci~y. Specific provisions for continued
acceptance by the city of the vaste shall be
a~tached to and made a part of the permit to
discharge. The City may prescribe such items
as equalized flov discharge, prechlorination
or additional limitations on vaste characteris-
tics not adequately described in thi":::'Jt'g"M!"e--
ment, or may prescribe pretreatment quality
requirements for the vaste flov in detail.
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Administration of permits. The administration of
the industrial and com~ercial vaste discharge per-
mit program and the application of the surcharge
formula imposes 'additional obligations on the
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flov volumes and analyzing the vaste strengths for
development of the surcharge" must also keep an
accurate record of the permit applications, per-
mits, meter installation details, meter calibra-
tions, and must send to"each establishment the
necessary reneval application forms.
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commercial permits sball be substantially
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12. Date renewal permit application forms sent
13. Date renewal permit application forms
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Date renewal forms to be sent
Expiration date of rene\o'al permit
Date renewal forms to be sent
Expiration date of rene\o'al permit
Date renewal forms to be sent
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Right to refuse service.
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I Section 26-85. 'National categorical pretreatment standards.
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Upon tbe promulgation of the National Categorical Pretreat-
ment Standards or Alternative Discbarge Limits for a particular
~ndustrial subcategory, the Pretreatment Standard, if more strin-
gent than limitations imposed under this Ordinance for sources in
that subcategory, shall immediately supersede the limitations
imposed under this Agreement and shall be considered part of this
.~greement. Upon receiving notice of the same, the City shall
notify, by Dail, all affected users of the applicable reporting
requirements under 40 crR 403.12.
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right to establish by Resolution more stringent
limitations or requirem~rits on discharges to the
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it e d from in c rea sin g the use 0 f pro c e s s vat e r 0 r ,
in any vay, attempting to dilute a discharge as a
partial or complete substitute for adequate treat-
ment to achieve c~mpliance vith the limitations
contained in the National Categorical Pretreatment
Standards, Alternative Discharge Limits. or in any
other pollutant-specific limitation developed by
the City or State.
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shall provide protection from accidental discharge
of prohibited materials or other substances regu-,
lated by this Ordinance. Facilities 'to prevent
accidental discharge or prohibited materials shall
be provided and maintained at the ovner's or user's
cost and expense. On the reque'st of the.. r.i..t.'Y'F',.-t1re
user shall be required to submit detailed plans
shoving facilities and operating procedures. All
required users shall complete such a plan vithin 90
days after notification by the City. If further
required by the City, a user vho commences contribu-
tion to the public severs after the effective date
of this ordinance shall not be .,permitted to intro-
duce pollutants into the system until accidental
d is c h a r g e pro c e d u res h a v e b'e e nap pro v e d by the C i t Y .
Reviev and approval of such plans and operating
procedures shall not relieve the industrial user
from the responsibility to modify the us'er's facil-
ity as necessary to meet the requirements of this
ordinance. In the case of an accidental discharge,
it is'the responsibility of the user to immediately
telephone and notify the Utility Director of the
in c i den t . Th e no t i fi cat ion a hall in c 1 u 0. e I 0 cat ion
of discharge, type of vaate, concentration and
volume, and correction actions.
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accidental discharge, the user shall sublllit to the
POTV and City a vritten report describing the cause
'of the discharge and the measures to be taken to
prevent similar future occurrences. .Such notifica-
tion shall not relieve the user of Any expense,
'loss, damage, other liability vhich may be incurred
..AS a result of damage to the public sAnit!lry sever
system. the POTW, fish kill,. or any other damage
to person or property; nor shall such notification
relieve the user of any fines, civil penalties, or
other liability vhich may be imposed by this
article or other applicabl~ lave
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p 0 s t.e d .5Ul. t h.e. use r I s b u lIe tin boa r d 0 rot her pro m i n -
ent p1".l!.!=e advising employees of vhom to call in the
event of a dangerous discharge. Furthermore, all
employers shall insure that all employees vho may
c a use a d an g e r 0 U s d i s c h a r get 0 0 c cur are a d vis e d '0 f
the emergency notification procedure. .
Section 26-86. Protection From Dama~e.
No person ~hall mallciouslYt villfully or negligently break,
damagi, ,destroy, uncover, deface or tamper vith any structure,
appurtenance or equipment vhich is part of the,se\1sge vorks.
Section 26-87. ,Pover and Authority of Inspectors.
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(a) To the extent,permitted b)' general lav, the proper offi-
cial and other duly authori:ed employees of the City or the POTW
bearing proper credentials and identification shall, to the
.' extent permitted by lav, be permitted to enter all proJ'-e>-::-~:'-i!:."~-:n,.r
the purposes of inspection, observation, measurement, sampling
'a~d 'te'Sting in accordance vith the provisions of this Ordinance.
Th~ official or his representatives shall have no authority to
inqulre into any processes including metallurgical, chemical,
oil, ,refin.ipg, ceramic, paper or other industries beyond that
point having a direct bearing on the kind and source of discharge
to the severs or \1atervays or facilities for vaste treatment.
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cia 1 ...an dot her d u 1 y aut h 0 r i ~ e d em p 1 0 y e e s 0 f the C i t Y 0 r the POT W
bearing proper credentials and identification shall be permitted
to enter all private properties through vhich the City holds an
easement for the purposes of, but not limited to, inspection,
observation, measurement, ~ampling, repair and maintenance of any
portion of the sevage yorks lying vithin said' easement.
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The regulations of this division shall apply to all users of
the sever facilitie. of the City, vhether inside or outside the
City, including all other local governments.
Section 26-89.
Enforcement.
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vater treatment service to any user, including ot~er local govern-
ments, vhen such suspension is necessary, in the opinion of the
Director of Utilities. in order to stop an actual or threatened
discharge vhich presents or may' present an imminent or subatan-
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environment, causes interference to the POTW or CAuses the
to violate any conai[~n ~f' its NPDES Permit.
Any user notified of a suspension of the ~aste~ater
treatment service shall immediately stop or eliminate the
contribution. In the event of a failure of the user to cause the
user to voluntarily "comply ~ith the suspension order, the City
shall take such steps as deemed necessary, includi,ng immediate
severance of the se~er connection, to prevent or minimize damage
to the POTW syst~m or'endang~rment to any individuals. The City
shall reinstate the vastevater treatment service upon proof of
the elimination of the non-complying discharge. A detailed
~ritten statement submitted by the user describing the causes of
the harmful contribution and the measures taken to prevent any
future occurrence shall be submitted to the City yithin 15 days
from the date of occurrence.'
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(b) Notification of Violation. Whenever the City finds that
any user has violated or is violating this Ordinance, or any pro-
hibition, limitation of requirements contained herein, the City
may serve up~n such use'r a ,.,ritten notice stating the na.t..u.r,e of
,'the violation. Within 30 days of the date of the notice, a plan
,for the satisfactory correction thereof shall be submitted to the
Ci ty by -the user.,
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provisions of this Ordinance may request a hearing
before the Utilities Director ,.,ithin ten (10) days of
I' e c e i p t 0 f no ti f i cat ion. 0 f pro po sed e n for c em e n t Act ion.
A hearing is to be held by the Utilities Director
concerning the violation, the reasons why the action is
to be take~, the proposed enforcement action, and
directing the user to sho~ cause before the Utilities
Director ,.,hy the proposed enforcement ,action should not
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or may designate any officer or
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requesting the attendance and testimony of yitnesses and
the production of evidence relevant to any matter
involved in such hearing.
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shall not apply to any such hearing.
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thereon.
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(3) At an~.hearing held pursuant to this Ordinance,
testimony taken must be under oath and recorded steno-
graphically. The transcript, so recorded, viII be made
available to Bny member of the public or any.party to
the hearing upon -payment of the usual charges thereof.
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evidence, he may issue an order to the User responsible
for the discharge directing that, folloving a specified
time period, the sever service be discontinued by the
City unless adequate treatment facilities, devices or
other related appurtenances shall have been installed on
existing treatment facilities, and that .-said devices or
other related appurtenances are properly operated.
Further orders and, directive~ as are necessary and
appropriate may be issued.
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The City shall also establish and assess against
user appropriate surcharge or fees to reimburse the
for the additional cost of operation 'and ma-inten-
of the vastevater .treatment yorks due to the viola-
of this Ordinance.
( 6) , Any act ion 'b y the Uti 1 i tie s D ire c tor may b e
appealed to the City Manager.
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indu~trial uastes or other vastei into the City's vaste-
vater disposal ~ystem contrary to the provisions of this
Ordinance, Federal or State Pretreatment Requirement.s,
or any order of the City, the City's Attorney may com-
mence an action against the user for appropriate legal
,.relief,' including injunctive relief, in the appropriate
court vhich has jurlsdiction; and to the extent
permitted by lay, shall 'seek recovery of all, City costs
~nd expenses related to such actions against the user by
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to retain and preserve for no less than three (3) years,
,any records, books, documents, memoranda, report,s,
correspondence and any and all'summaries thereto,
relating to monitoring, sampling and chemical analyses
made by or on behalf of a User in connection vith it~
discharge. All records vhich per~ain to matters uhich
are the sub j e c t 0 f - Adm i n i s t rat i v e Ad jus t III e n t '0 I' any
other enforcement or litigation activities brought by
the POTW or the City pursuant hereto ahail be retained
an,d preserved by the Use~ until all enforcement
,activities have concluded and all periods of limitation
with respect to any and all app~als have expired.
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e.) Civil Penalties.' Anv User ~ho is found to
have violated an Order of-the City ~r ~ho ~il,l-
fully or negligently fails to comply ~ith any
provision of this Ordinance, and the orders,
rules, and regulations issued hereunder, shall be
fined per day not less than $100.00 nor more than
S500.00 fo~ each offense. tach day on which a
~iolation shall occur or continue shall be deemed
a separate and distinct offense. In addition to
the'penalties provided herein, the City may
recover reasonable attorneys' fees, court costs,
.c 0 u r t r e po r t e r s' fee san dot her e x pen s e s 0 f
litigation by appropriate ~uit at lay against the
person found to have violated this ordinance or
the orders, rutes, ~egulations and permits issued
hereunder.
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ingly makes any false statements, repr-e'":r~rr.t".8"t"i-cTrt
or certification in any application record,
report, plan or other document filed or required
to be maintained pursuant to this ordinance, or
vno falsifies, tampers vith, or knovingly renders
inaccurate any 'monitoring device or method
required under this ordinance, shall, upon convic-
tioi, be punished by a fine of not more than
$500.00 or by imprisonment for not ~ore than 60
days, or by both.
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~e~o~tint, Ins~ection and Monitoring ~equire-
(a) Compliance Date Report. Within 9~ days folloving the
date for final compliance vith applicable Pretreatment Standards
! or, tn the case of' a New Source, falloving commencement of the
. introduction 'of vastewater into the public/sanitary sever system,
the user shall submit to the Utility Director a report indicating
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Standards and ~equirements and the average and maximum daily flov
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r,'"ments are being met on a consistent basis and, if not, vhar addi-
! >:tion.al OUi.and/or pretreatment is necessary to bring the User
into compliance vith the applicable Pretreatment Standards or
r Requirements. This statement ~hall he signed by an authorized
t r e pre IS e n tat i ve 0 f the I n d u s tria 1 Use ran d c e r t i fi e d t 0 by .'8 qua 1 i-
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the City during the m~nths of June and December, unless required
more frequently in the Pretreatment Standard or by the City, a
r e p 0 r tin d i c'a tin g the n a t u r e 8 n d con c e n t rat ion 0 f pol I uta n t sin
the effluent ",hich are limited by such Pretreatment Standards 'or
thi~ Agretment. In addition, this report shall include a record
of all daily flo"'s ",hich during the reporting period exceeded the
average d~ily fIo'" reported in the submission information. At
the discretion of the City and in consideration of such factors
as 1 0 c a 1 high 0 r 10'" f I 0'" rat e s, h 0 lid a y s, bud get c y c 1 e s, e t c. ,
the City ~ay agree to alter the months during ",hich the above
report~ are to be submitted.
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vided and operated at the User's o",n expense, monitoring facili-
t i. est 0 all 0 '" ins p e c t ion, sam p 1 i n g, .a n d f 1 0'" mea sur e men t 0 f the
building se"'er and/or internal drainage systems. The monitoring
facility should normally be situated on the User's premises, but
the Ci.ty may, ",hen such a location "'ould be impractical or cause
undue har~sbip on the 'User, allow the facility to be constructed
,'in the public street or side"'alk area and located so that i.:t:....,....;..l~
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~be ample room in or near such sampling manhole or facility to
. a'llo'" accurate sampling and preparation of ssmples ,for analysis.
The faci)ity, sampling, and measuring equipment shall be main-
tained' at all times in a safe and proper operating condition at
the expense of the User. Whether constructed on public or pri-
vate property, the sampling and monitoring facilities shall be
provided in accordance ",ith plans and specificat..ions submitted to
and approved by the City and all applicable local construction
standards and specifications. When required, construction of
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employees, Bre authorizc;d to inspect the fa_cilities of any,user
to ascertain ",hether the purpose of this Ordinance is being met
\ and all requirements are being complied ",ith. Persons or occu-
- pants of premises ",here "'astewater is created or ,discharged shall
· allO\l the City or its representatiye rea,dy access at a 11 reason-
able times to all parts. of the premises for the purposes of
\ inspection, sampling, records examination, records copying or in
· the performance of their duties. The City, POT"", Florida DtR and
I EPA shall have the right to set up' on the User's property such
devices as are necessary to conduct sampling inspection, compl'i-
ance monitoring and/or metering operati~ns. Where a User has
security Qeasures in force ",hich would require proper identifica-
r t'ion and cleara~ce before entry into their premises, th~ User
\ shall make necessary arrangement~ wit~ their'security guards so
that upon presentation of suitable identification, personnel frol?
- the City,.. DER ..nd EPA ",ill be permitted to enter, without delay,
for the purposes of, performing their spec'i!ic responsibilities.
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Indu~trial Csers ~hall provide necessary vastevater treatment
as required to comply vith this Ordinance and sha1.1 achieve com-
pliance vith all-t\arlona"t' Categorical Pretreatment Standards
I vithin the time limital:ions as specified by the Federal Pretreat-
ment Regulations and as required by the Cities. Industrial Users
vith integrated facilities .shall comply vith any Alternative
-.1 Discharge Limits as set by the City. Any facilities required to
pretreat \.'astevater to a. level acceptable to the City shall be
provided. opera~ed. and maintained at the User's expense.
I Detailed plans shoving the pretreatment facilities and operating
I procedures shall be submitted to the City for reviev at the
request of the City. The reviev of such plans and operating pro-
cedures viII in no vay relieve the User from the r.esponsibility
of modifying the facility as necessary to produce an effluent
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Any subsequent changes in the pretreatment facilities or method
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initiation of the changes.
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Confidential Information.
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tionnaires. permit applications. permits and monitoring programs
and from inspections shall be available to the public or other
govern.mental, a,genc)' in accordance- vith appl icable Florida
Statutes and/or Fedeial lav.,
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MEMORANDUM
November 17, 1989
TO: Milt Duff, Chief Plans Reviewer
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Betty McMinamen, Oc'cupational License Administrator
'FROM: Al Newbold
Building Code Permit Administrator
RE: ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
Mr. Worrell's request for a license for manufacturing and fabrication of
metal products of any kind at 1315 Neptune Drive (the location on the north
side of the street) would require an environmental review and permit.
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I. have reviewed his .letter from Mr. Hunt, dated November 14, 1988, and
offer the following facts as to why that letter does not'exempt him from a
review at this time:
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,In 1988 Mr. Worrell was cited for manufacturing'without a license on the
south side of Neptune Drive at 1340. The Inspection Division and the
Environmental Committee staff listed items that needed to be corrected
before his request could be approved for the use to remain at 1340 Neptune
Drive (the south location). Mr. Hunt's conclusion that a review would not
be needed to work at 1315 Neptune (the north side site) was based on the
fact that the relevant criteria, as outlihed by the Environmental
Committee, was being met at the north s~te and he was abandoning work on
the south side. This assumption was incorrect because the committee had
not reviewed anything on the north side and had no way of knowing what was
needed to comply with all codes and conditions in the absence of
inspection.
I would like Mr. Johnson and his staff to inspect the site at 1315 and make
a list of the items at that site that need to be corrected or added before
we can issue'an additional license for manUfacturing subsequent to the
Review Committee issuing the Environmental Permit per Appendix A,
Section 8.A.3. Uses Requiring Environmental Review Permit. The Board
cannot issue an environmental permit on a site where facts have not been
reviewed, nor can a review for a business at one site be the same for all
sites that the applicant wishes to use within the City.
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Don Johnson
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'Metal Products of Florida, Inc.
1340 Neptune Drive
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
Dear Mr. Worrell,
Pursuant to the conversation which took place at our meeting of October 31,
1988, I am advising you that upon examination of the details involved in
your case, it will not be necessary for you to re-submit an application and'
're-enter the environmental permitting process based on' your decision to
remove yourself from the' site in question. It should be noted, however,
that. final environmental permitting is contingent upon your 'successful
completion of all of the violations and conments which were made during the
'dr1ginal process, as they may apply to the old site. This includes any
procedures or materials dealJng with acid dripping, paint booth, vehicle I
maintenance, structural operation of the building and disposal of hazardous
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The conclusion that you do not need to re-submit for the environmenal pro-
cess is based on the fact that all members of the Environmental Review
Co~1ttee are already involved with you in establishing the proper proce-
dures and areas for handling these operations as they relate to your busi-
ness, and the final establishment of these operations, now to be concluded
in the old building should meet all the relevant criteria, as indicated by
the Environmental Review Conmittee.' By copy of this letter, I am advising
all the applicable personnel to be aware that you are continuing to meet
the cr1,teria outlined by the Environmental Review Corrmittee in the .old site
rather than the new, and that you are abandoning all facets of work related
to the environmental concerns in the new buildipg.
You will, of course, be responsible for meeting all the appli~able codes,
as p~rta1ning to regular building permits.
Should you require any additional information, please advise me.
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Bud Howell, Building Official
Jim Golden, Senior Planner
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OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
February 25, 1988
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Mr. A. Clyde Worrell
2668 S.W. 23rd Cranbrook Drive
Boynton Beach, FL 33436
Re: Metal Products of Florida, Inc.
Dear Mr. Worrell:
Enclosed are the staff comments concerning the Environmental
Review Board Meeting of Metal Products of Florida, Inc.
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The staff comments from the Building Department and the Fire
Department have not been received yet. Please contact those
departments directly.
Very truly yours
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH,
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JAMES J. GOLDEN
SENIOR CITY PLANNER
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MEMORANDUM
To: Jim Golden, Senior City Planner
From: John A. Guidry, Director of Utilitie
Date: February 5, 1988
Subject: Metal prodticts - EnvironmentalcReview
The following areas of concern must be addressed as part of the
environmental review process.
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1. All underground fuel storage tanks must be registered with
the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation and meet
the applicable codes.
2. The above-ground fuel storage tank in front of the building
must have an appropriate slab and containment area.
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The acid washing tank's contents must be disposed of via a
licensed hazardous waste handler. Corresponding shipping
manifests must also be kept. The drain leading from said
tank to the gravity sewer must be plugged.
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All effluent from the rinse tank must be properly monitored
before it is discharged to the sanitary sewer system. A'
professional engineer registered in the areas of chemical
or industrial engineering should be retained to design said
system. '
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An approved/pressure backflow preventer will be required on
the main water service to the building. Said device must
be ,installed above ground between the water meter and the
building.
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Appropriately-designed covered containment areas must be
provided for the storage of all solvents, acids, and other
hazardous liquids.
All cross-connections, or potential cross-connections,
inside the building must be eliminated.
Soils from selected locations must be analyzed to determine
whether' contamination from improperly stored or discharged
materials has already occurred. If these tests show posi-
tive contamination, monitoring wells may be r~u~r:.~d...tQ... '.,
. determine the extent of the contamination. l::L...::..;G.::L'L './ ~'~:U
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9. The feed water line from the well pump to the rinse tank
must be disconnected. Ground water may not be,pumped into
the sanitary sewer system.
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Don Jaeger, Building Departeron~
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MEMORANDUM
February 18, 1988'
TO: A. CLYDE WORRELL
FROM: JAMES J. GOLDEN, SENIOR CITY PLANNER
RE: ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OF.METAL PRODUCTS OF FLORIDA, INC.
Please be advised of the Planning Department's comments with
respect to the above-referenced project:
1. Sufficient paved parking spaces must be provided in
accordance with section 11-H.16.f(1) of Appendix'A,
Zoning. '
2.
If the proposed parking lot addition results in a
25% or greater expansion in the number of parking
stalls that exist on-site, then the existing parking
lot must comply with the full design requirements of
the parking lot regulations (Section 5-138(f) of the
Parking Lot Regulations).
Parking lot runoff must be diverted over a grassed
area prior to discharge, in accordance with the intent
of, the Comprehensive Plan Development policies.
Detailed information must be supplied on the vehicle
repair area, including location, size, types of
repairs, handling of waste solids and liquids,~via grease
trap and sand trap, etc). Plans must be submitted
reflecting all improvements that are required by the
Environmental Review Committee.
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5. Outdoor vehicle, equipment and supply storage areas must
be screened in accordance with Section 8.A.S.b.13 of
Appendix A, Zoning. "
6. Comprehensive Plan development policies require that
industrial waste and materials must be managed so as to
prevent surface water and groundwater contamination. A
J hazardous waste management plan must be submitted which
addresses this issue to the satisfaction of the
Environmental Review Committee.
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ENIOR CITY PLANNER
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