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Ogdensburg City Zoning Code

§ 30-512

SANITARY SEWERS.

A. 
General Provisions.
Where a public waste water treatment plant and collection system is accessible or proposed, the developer shall construct sanitary sewer lines and building connections in accordance with the Borough's Waste Water Management Plan and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection permit requirements and in such a manner as to make adequate sewage treatment available to each lot and building within the development.
B. 
Data Required to be Submitted.
The applicant shall submit the following information and data prior to, and as a part of, the application for preliminary approval:
1. 
The data on underlying geology, water table, depth of rock, soils analysis, soil stratigraphy, percolation tests for every sewerage disposal site, topography, location and depth of aquifers, and depth, capacity and type of all wells which have been recorded or can be obtained from interviews with adjacent property owners within 500 feet of the site; soil logs and percolation test for each disposal site as witnessed by the Board of Health, and any other pertinent data.
2. 
If disposal is off-site:
The projected sewer discharges stated in average daily flows (gallons per day) for initial phase and five and ten-year projections for each of the following categories:
a. 
Residential discharges.
b. 
Industrial/Commercial discharges described as follows:
(1) 
Type of process.
(2) 
Projected daily flow.
(3) 
Physical characteristics including temperature, biological characteristics, chemical characteristics, and description of toxic components.
3. 
If the treatment facilities is by interconnect to a regional system: the developer shall provide:
a. 
The name of the public facility and point of connection and description of the interconnecting facilities shall be provided.
4. 
If the treatment facilities is by discharge into stream or watercourse: the developer shall provide:
a. 
Location of treatment facility.
b. 
Receiving stream and data on stream classification, water quality, seven day flow at ten-year frequency.
c. 
Description of treatment facilities and proposed effluent quality.
d. 
The evaluation of initial and future deleterious effects on the use of the stream for water supply, recreation, and aquatic and terrestrial wildlife. Evaluation shall not include effect of nutrients on downstream ponds and lakes.