Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08

chemical oxygen demand greater
than 1000 parts per million or
suspended solids of more than 500
parts per million or the product
of garbage grinders serving COM
mercial or industrial establish
ments or that are destructive to
sewerage works or seriously dis
turb or interfere with the estab-
llShed or future sewage treatment
processes, and
OBJ to require contributors of
industrial wastes to discharge
these wastes into the sewerage
system at controlled rates as
specified by the city.
Section " Each charge or rental
levied by or pursuant to this ordi
nance is hereby made alien upon
the corresponding lot, land or pre-
misses served by connection to the
sewerage system of the City of Port
Clinton, Ohio, and if the same is
not paid within Six CD months after
it shall be due and payable, 1t may
be certified to the Auditor of OF
tawa County, Ohio, who shall place
the same on the tax duplicate of
said county with the interest and
penalties allowed by law and be
collected as other taxes are collect
ed.
Section VI. The sewer service
charges levied pursuant to this or
dinance shall be issued and collect
ed at the same time as the water
rental charges by the Water Works
Department Of said City of Port
Clinton, and the Board of Public
Utilities shall manage, conduct and
control said sewerage system and
shall appoint necessary officers and
agents for such purposes and may
make such bylaws and regulations
as may be deemed necessary for the
Hon
agement and protection Of said
sewerage system; and for the con-
struction, inspection and use of
house sewers and connections to
said sewerage system. Such by
laws and regulations shall have the
same force and effect as ordinances
when not repugnant thereto or to
the constitution or laws of the
State of Ohio.
Section VII. The funds received
from the collection of the service
charges authorized by this ordi-
nance and all of the receipts re-
sulting from the operation O he
sewerage system shall be depc ed
with the City Treasurer and hall
be kept separate and apar'. ac-
counted for and known as th Sew
er Fund. When appropriated by
Council, it shall be subject to the
order of the Board of Public Utili-
ties Of this city and said board
shall sign all orders drawn on the
Treasurer of the city against such
fund. This fund shall be used for
the payment of the cost OF manage
ment, maintenance, operation, re-
pair and financing of the sewerage
system and any surplus in such
fund may be used for the enlarge
ment or replacement OF the same
and for the payment of the interest
on any debt incurred for the con-
struction of such sewerage system
and for the creation of a sinking
but shall not be used for the ex-
serve unsewered areas or for any
other purpose whatsoever.
Section VIII All existing ordi-
nances or parts Of ordinances in
consistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed and this ordinance shall take
effect from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Section TX. This ordinance is
hereby declared an emergency, for
the reason that the passage and
immediate effect thereof is neces-
sary to the public peace, health
and welfare; wherefore this ordi-
nance shall go into immediate eff
feet.
Passed: September 28. 1854.
LEROY r. BRACKEN.
President of the Council.
Attest: BOYD MARTIN,
Clerk Of the Council.
Approved: HAROLD G. JEREMY
Mayor
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