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(3c) Procedures for invnediately notifying the .Executive Director and the POTW of any accidental or slug discharge, as required by Section 5.6 of this ordinance; and (4d) Procedures to prevent adverse impact from any accidental or slug discharge. Such procedures include, but are not limited to, inspection and maintenance of storage areas, handling and transfer of materials, loading and unloading operations, control of plant site runoff, worker training, building of containment structures or equipment, measures for containing toxic organic pollutants, including solvents, and/or measures and equipment for emergency response. 2.9 Pump and Haul Wastewater Procedures Any person engaging in the transport of septage, wastes from chemical toilets or other liquid or semi- liquid wastewater for the purpose of disposal shall be referred to herein as contract haulers. Contract haulers shall be allowed to empty wastewater permitted by this subsection into the sewer system at designated structures located at the POTW subject to the following limitations and conditions: (a) Any contract hauler proposing to discharge pump and haul wastes to the POTW must first apply for and receive from the State of North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources — Solid Waste Division a permit to operate a septage management firm and discharge such waste to the POTW. The permit number must be prominently displayed by the contractor hauler on the cab of the truck or on the tank in which sludge or waste is transported. (b) The contract hauler must apply for and receive a discharge permit from WSACC, accompanied by the applicable fee prior to discharging to the POTW. By accepting the permit to introduce septic tank sludge and chemical toilet wastes derived only from domestic sources into the sewer system the contract hauler agrees to dump or empty such sludge and waste only at designated structures, at such times as are established by the POTW, and to maintain these structures and the area surrounding them in a proper condition of cleanliness. Such waste shall not violate Section 2 of this ordinance or any other requirements established by WSACC. (c) The contract hauler shall not empty into the sewer system any grease trap wastes. (d) The contract hauler shall not empty into the sewer system any industrial wastes without prior written approval from WSACC. The contract hauler must provide any and all information, including sampling analysis, requested by the Executive Director. (e) In addition to permit requirements, WSACC may require the contract hauler to provide with every load a representative sample of the waste to be discharged. For any sampling and analysis conducted by WSACC on the pump and haul waste, WSACC may include the cost incurred for such sampling and analysis on the contract hauler's next sewer usage bill. The contract hauler may also be required to provide the name, address and phone number of the customer for which the sample was provided. (f) Upon failure to maintain structures in a proper condition of cleanliness, failure to have a currently valid permit from the North Carolina Department of Solid Waste or failure to pay charges due to WSACC as hereinafter provided, WSACC may deny a contract hauler permission to dispose of waste into the sewer system and /or revoke or suspend the discharge permit. WSACC will notify the Cabarrus Health Alliance and/or State of such denial of permission to any contract hauler. (g) Failure of the contract hauler to comply in accordance with the ordinance or discharge permit or the submission of false or misleading information on an application may result in revocation of permit and/or penalties as provided for in Section 8. 21 Attachment number 4 H -3 Page 276