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Resolution No. 2431 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ~ z ...0: 28 z ::: ~.. o .. - 0 ....JOI x)oz- <( ':' 29 o~ 0; u .. ..n.o:~,.;= ll,.0..Ol<:3 ~ 0:: t- > ~ ~ g 30 iLt-t-....n. -I .. <( 0 0 ... oZ)o>;;:zz 1IIt-"'-00 u-u ~ t- i 31 ZU .. CI ... CD Z ~ > 0_ I- 0It- "z 32 ::l J: '-..... RESOLUTION NO. 2431 A RESOLUTION OF TIlE CITY ,COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VBKNON. CALIFOaNIA" GJU,NT1)N"(lITS CONSENT TO THE ANNEXATION OF ,A CERTAIN PORTION OF SAID CITY TO COUNTY SANITATION DlBTlUCT NO. 230FWS ANGELES COUNTY. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF YEIU\fON RE.SOLVES AS FOLLOWS; wn_AS, that portiono:f the City of Vernon lying within the hereinafter deacribed territory ia in urgent need of aCiequa.te flewerage; and WHE1UilAS.suchsewerage eattD.est be prmrided by annexa.t1on of such territory to. County Sanitation District No. 23 of Los AngeiesCounty; and WHEREAS. it appears that it will be to. the public interest that that~rtion of the Cityo! Vernon lying within the hereinafter described territory be annexed to County Sanitation District No. 23 of Los Angeles County; NOW. TIIE:It;SFOR;E..,:QE IT ItESOLVED: SECTION ,1: 1 That said CityCounclI does 1'U~nbyeonsent to. the annexationGf that portion of the City of Vernon lying wttb.ill the herein- after descrtb~ territory to County SanitaUon District No. 23 of lAaAn.geles .C'Ounty under the proytsionsof the County ,SanitatwnDistrict Act. as amended. The exterior DoundariesQ! the territory to be annexed tG said CountySanU$.tion District No. 23 of Los Angeles, Co.unty are described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of th:e northerly prolongation 'Of the easterly line of the parcel of land deeded to Ladd C.. Leopold. recorded in Book .D 819, page 572()f Official Records, inth.e office of the Rec(');rderef the County of Los Angeles. and the northerly lineofJohnR. Taylor's Vernon Avenue VillaLots,ass:h.oW'Ron ,.~pracorded in Book4rpage42,o{ Jt.(a;padn taeo:ffice of. a~ R.ecorder.. sa.icI. intersectiGn beIng a po.int in the bounuryof tilte City of Vernon and also a po.int in the boundary of CountY.Sanita- tlGn .District No. 23. ofLes Angeles County as they exis.ted on XarGl1 3, 1961; thence southerly along said City boundary to the first intersecUGnwiththe boundary efCounty ,SanitaUonDlstrict No. 1 'Of Los. Angeles County" .a.s sameexiated on March 3, 1961; thencewesterlya.lGn:g. the boundary ofaaidSanitatiQn .District No. 1 t~ the intersectlo.nwtthtb:e oounda.ryof said'Sanitation District NG.23; thence northerly and eaate.rly along said last m~nti'Oned boundary. t0the point of beginning. -1- 1 ~ SECTION 2: , 'l.'hat the City Glerk shall transmit two 2 certiftedcopies of this. Res()lutlonto the office of tke Sanita.tion J)istrtet ();f 3 Los Angeles County.. .2020 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles 57 , Ca.lifornia.. 4 SECTION 3: The City Clerk of the City of Vernon.hall r 11 5 certify to thepass.ageo! this Resolution and thereupon and thereafter the 6 same shall be in full force and effect. 7 ADOPTED and. ApPROVED this 4th day of April, 1961. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ATTEST : ...~ClfyC1ed STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTy OF LOS ANGELES ~' SSe ) 11. 23 I, F. A. ZIEMER, CitYiClerk,()f tb..e City of Vernon. do. hereby 24 certlfytha.t the foregoing resolution, being ,Resolution No. 24311, wasduly 25 adopted by the CttyC'():uneil of the City of Vernon and apprOcved by the Mayor 26 of said City, at a regular meeting of the cttyCouncl.l held on April 4, H)61. 27 <( z z : ~ 01 28 o ~::i 2 X>-z-<(':'29 o~ 0; U .. n.o:~,.~ .0..0 l<: .. 0:: t- > ~ ~ g 30 t-t-....n. -I <( 0 0 ... z)o>;;: Z z 1IIt-"'-0 0 U-U~t- i 31 ZU .. CI ~ :;: ~! ~ :~ 32 ::l J: F. A. Ziemer.. City,Clerk -2- C c, The Board of Directors of County Sanitation District No, 23 of Los Angeles County do ordain as` follows: 11 { i) AN ORDINANCE REGULATING SEWER .CONSTRUCTION, SEWER. USE AND INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGES SANITATION DISTRICTS - OF LOS ANGELES COUN'~Y .John-D, Parkhurst Chief Engineer and - General Manager .April 1, 1972. 11 - - - - - ~ ~ _ COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF LOS ANGELES-COUNTY AN ORDINANCE REGULATING-SEti~JER CONSTRUCTLON, SEWER USE AND INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGES TABLE OF CONTENTS Page PART I -ADMINISTRATION SECTION 101 - PURPOSE 1-1 SECTION 102 - SCOPE 1-l SECTION 103 -LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL - POLICY 1-2 SECT-ION 101 - SUPERSEDING PREVIOUS .REGULATIONS 1-~4 PART LI - GENERAL PROVISIONS SECTION 201 - ADMINISTRATION 2-1 SECTION 202 - PENALTY FOR VIOLATION AND CIVIL. LIABILITY' 2-1 SECTION 203 -VALIDITY 2-2 SECTION 201 -NOTICE 2-2 SECTION 205 - TIME LIMITS 2-3 SECTION 206 - INSPECTORS 2-3 SECTION 207 - ADMENDMENT OF ORDINANCE 2-4 SECTION 208 -RECORDING OF FEES AND CHARGES 2-5 .SECTION 209 - ESTIMATED,QUANTITIES AND ..VALUES 2-5 SECTION 210 -EDUCATIONAL WORK- 2-5 SECTION 211 -APPROVAL OF PLANS,:... ISSUANCE OF PERMITS AND CERTIFICA- TION'OF":FINAL INSPECTION 2-5 .TABLE OF CONTENTS. _ Page PART II - GENERAL PROVISIONS (Continued) SECTION 212 -DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUE 2-6 SECTION 213 -RECONSIDERATION AND APPEAL PROCEDURES 2-8 SECTION 214 - PAY1`~'IENT OF CHARGES AND- DELINQUENT CHARGES 2-9 SECTION 215 - EXISTING INDUSTRIAL. WASTEWATER DISCHARGERS 2-9 SECTION 216_ - MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO ~ DISTRICTS.' FACILITIES 2-10 SECTION 2.17 -EFFECTIVE DATE -0F ORDINANCE 2-10 ..SECTION .218 -EFFECTIVE DATE OF • INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER .TREATMENT SURCHARGE. 2-10 PART III - SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION AND SEWER USE SECTION 301.-`APPROVAL OF PLANS FOR SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION 3-1 .SECTION 302 = PERMIT FOR SEWER SIX .INCHES OR SMALLER IN • DIAMETER CONNECTING DIRECTLY TO A TRUNK SEWER OF THE DISTRICTS 3-2 I i SECTION _303 - INSPECTION OF CONSTRUCTION 3-4 SECTION 304 - PLAN APPROVALS AND PERMITS NOT TRANSFERABLE 3-4 SECTION 305 -DISCHARGE OF RAINWATER. OR UNCONTAMINATED:WATER PROHIBITED 3-5 SECTION 306 = INDUSTRIAL :WASTEWATER. DISCHARGES PROHIBITED 3-5 - 2 - I t `l TABLE OF CONTENTS Page PART III - SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION AND SEWER USE (Coritroued) SECTION 307 - MANHOLE RECONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION 3-5 SECTION 308 - IMPROPER USE. OF CONNECTED SEWERS 3-5~ SECTION 3.09 - EXCESSIVE SEWER. MAINTENANCE EXPENSE 3-6 I PART IV - INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS' SECTION 401 - PERMIT FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGE 4-1 .SECTION 402 - PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING A DISTRICTS' PERMIT FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGE 4-2 SECTION 403 - CHANGE. OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER PERMIT RESTRICTIONS 4-2 SECTION 404 - SUSPENSION. OF PERMIT FOR .INDUSTRIAL. WASTEWATER DISCHARGE 4-3 SECTION 405 -.REVOCATION OF PERMIT FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER °I DISCHARGE 4-4 SECTION 406 - PROHIBITED. WASTE DISCHARGES ~{-5 SECTION 407 -HOSPITAL WASTES 4-9 SECTION 408 -AVAILABILITY OF DISTRICTS' FACILITIES- 4-11 SECTION 409 - INDUSTRIAL.WASTEWATER TREATMENT SURCHARGE 4-12 _ 3 _ _ „I . i . TABLE OF CONTENTS Pale PART IV -INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS (Continued) SECTION 410 - ESTABLLSHMENT OF UNIT. CHARGE RATES FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SURCHARGE 4-15 SECTION 411 - ANNUAL TREAT ABILITY CHARGE AND CHARGES FOR UNUSUAL INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS 4-17 SECTION'412 - PRETREATMENT: OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS 4-17 SECTION 413 -..CONTROL MANHOLE AND SEPARATION OF DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE- ~ WATERS- 4-18 SECTION 414 - INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER SAMPLING, ANALYSIS AND FLOW MEASUREMENTS 4-19 SECTION 415 -DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN ACTUAL AND' REPORTED INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGE QUANTITIES 4-21 SECTION 416-- INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATIONS 4-22 SECTION 417 -DAMAGES CAUSED BY PROHIBITED WASTEWATER DISCHARGE 4-23 ~ SECTION 418 -TRUCKER'S DISCHARGE PERMIT 4-23 SECTION 419 -TRADE ..SECRETS 4-24 APPENDIX A -DEFINITIONS A-1 thru A-9 i 1-1 x COUNTY .SANITATION DISTRACTS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY AN ORDINANCE .REGULATING SEWER CONSTRUCTION`, SEWER- USE AND.INDUS'I'RIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGES PART I - ADMINISTRATION SECTION 101 - PURPOSE The purpose of this Ordinance is to provide for the maximum possible beneficial .public.. use of the Districts'- facilities through adequate regulation of sewer construction, sewer use and industrial wastewater discharges, to provide for equitable distribution of .the Districts' costs, and to provide procedures for complying with requirements placed upon the Districts by other-regulatory agencies. SECTION 102 -.SCOPE This Ordinance shall :be interpreted in accordance with the definitions-.set forth in Appendix A hereto.,.-which Appendix is hereby: incorporated as apart of this Ordinance. The provisions of this Ordinance shall apply to the. .direct or indirect. discharge of all liquid carried wastes to facilities of the Districts. This Ordinance. among other things provides for the regulation of-sewer construction in areas within the Districts, the. quantity and quality of dis- charged wastes, the .degree of waste pretreatment-required; the setting of waste discharge .fees to provide, for equitable distribution of costs, the. approval 'of plans. for sewer con- struction, the issuance of Permits fore Industrial Wastewater Discharge and_of other miscellaneous permits :and the ;establish- merit of penalties for.violation'of this Ordinance. 1--2 s SECTION 103 - LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL. POLICY The Districts operate systems of trunk sewers .serving homes, industries and commercial establishments throughout a majorportion of Los Angeles County. The Districts build and operate. trunk sewers and wastewater treatment and dis- posal facilities. Local wastewater `collecting systems (lateral sewers) are built. and operated by various public corporations such as cities_or Los Angeles County Engineer. The following basic Districts' policies apply to liquid waste discharges within the Districts' boundaries and to other discharges that are tributary to the bistricts'"facilties> .Generally liquid wastes originating within .the District's' boundaries will be removed by the Districts' sewerage systems provided the wastes .will not (1) damage structures, (2) cre- ate nuisances such as odors, (3) menace public health, (4) I<. impose unreasonable collection, treatment or_disposal costs on the-Districts, (5) interfere-with wastewater treatment processes, (6) exceed. quality requirements set by regulatory government agencies, or (71 detrimentally affect-the local. environmen " The highest and best use of the Districts:':-sewerage systems` is the conveyance, treatment and disposal of domestic wastewater.:-.The use of .thee Districts' sewerage systems for industrial wastewater discharges is-subject to further regulation by the Sanitation Districts. The Districts .are committed to a policy of wastewater renovation and reuse in order to provide an alternate source of water supply and to reduce overall costs of wastewater treatment and disposal. The renovation of wastewater 1-3 through secondary and tertiary wastewater treatment processes may necessitate more stringent quality .require- i ments on industrial wastewater dischargers than those required by other regulatory government agencies. To comply with stated policies of the Federal Government and to permit the Districts to meet ncreas- inglyhigher standards of treatment plant effluent quality, provisions are made in this Ordinance for the regulation I of industrial wastewater discharges.. This Ordinance establishes quantity and quality limitations on industrial wastewater discharges which-may. adversely affect the Districts' sewerage systems or effluent quality. Methods of cost recovery from.industrial wastewater dischargers are also established where the discharges impose inequitable collection, ;treatment or disposal costs on the Districts. Recovery and reuse procedures established by industrial wastewater dischargers to meet the limitations. set on their discharges will be preferred by the Districts .over those procedures designed solely. to meet wastewater. discharge limitations. Methods providing for beneficial reuse of otherwise wasted resources shall be .the approved ;i method of industrial wastewater treatment-wherever feasible. Optimum use of the facilities of the 'Districts may necessitate that the Chief Engineer require that. certain industrial wastewaters be discharged during periods of low flow in the sewerage syst-ems of the Districts. j I' 1- `t I F SECTION 10~I - SUPERSEDING PREVIOUS~~REGULATTONS This Ordinance Regulating Sewer Construction; Sewer Use and Industrial Wastewater Discharges shall supersede all previous regulations and policies of .the .Districts governing-items covered in-this Ordinance. Specifically., the provisions of this Ordinance shall supersede the bistricts' "Policy Governing Use of District Trunk Sewers" dated December 6, 1961. a 2=1 Y PART II - GENERAL PROVI.S-IONS SECTION. 20.1 - ADMINISTRATION Except as otherwise provided herein, the-Chief . Engineer shall administer, implement and enforce the provisions of :this Ordinance.. Any powers granted to or .duties imposed upon the Chief Engineer may be delegated. by the Chief Engineer to,persons acting in the beneficial interest of or in the employ of the Districts. SECTION 202 - PENALTY FOR VIOLATION AND CIVIL LIABILITY Every person violating any provision of this Ordinance,, including the failure to pay any. fees, charges. or surcharges imposed hereby, or any condition or limitation of a permit or plan: approval issued pursuant thereto, is guilty of a .misdemeanor, and upon conviction is punishable by a fine. of note to exceed .one hundred dollars ($100), imprisonment not to exceed 30 days, or both. Each day `during which any violation continues shall constitute_a separate offense punishable as provided above. District No. 2 may, upon authorization of its Board of Directors, sue to recover any amounts due the Districts under. the provisions of this Ordinance. Any person, who intentionally: or negligently violates any provision of thin Ordinance pertaining to the subject matter of either subparagraphs (A) or (B) below or any condition or limitation of a permit or plan approval related thereto shall be civilly liable to the Districts in a sum of not to exceed six thousand dollars ($6,000) for each day. 2-2 in which such violation-.occurs. (A) The pretreatment:. ofany.-industrial wastewater which would otherwise be detrimental to the treatment works or its proper. and efficient. operation and maintenance. (B) The prevention of the entry of such wastewater into the collecting system and. treatment works. In the. event of such violation, District No. 2 shall, upon authorization of its Board of Directors, petition. the superior court to impose, `assess and recover such sums. SECTION 203 -VALIDITY:: If any provision of this Ordinance or the application thereof to any person. or .circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the .Ordinance and the application of such provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby.. SECTION.20~ - NOTICE ' The Chief Engineer shall notify any person found to ~ r be in violation of this Ordinance or of any limitation or requirement of a permit issued hereunder before the Chief Engineer takes any: action to implement Sections 202: and x+05 of this Ordinance and the. Chief Engineer shall .take no such action. until the elapse of 10 .days=from the date .notice is`given.. 2-3 N Unless otherwi e provided .herein,. any notice required to be given by~the Chief Engineer under this Ordinance shall be in,writing and served in person or by registered or a , certified mail. If served by mail; the notice shall be sent to the last. address knowri to the Chief Engineer. Where the address is unknown, service may be made upon-.the owner. of record of the. property involved. Notice shall be deemed to have been given at the time of deposit, postage prepaid, in a facility regularly ~ serviced by the United States Postal Service. SECTION 205 - TIME LIMITS" Any time-limit provided in any written notice or in i any provision of 'this Ordinance may be extended only by a written directive of the Chief Engineer. SECTION 206 - INSPECTORS Adequate identification shall be provided by-the Chief Engineer for all inspectors and other authorized personnel and these persons shall identify themselves -when entering any propertyfbr: inspection purposes or when inspecting the work of: any contractor. i Inspection of every facility that. is involved di- rectly or indirectly with the discharge of wastewater to I the Districts' sewerage systems may bemade by the Chief Engineer as he deems necessary. These facilities s-hall. include but-not be limited to sewers; sewage pumping plants; pollution control plants; all.industrialpro- cesses; industrial wastewater generation, conveyance I i and pretreatment facilities,. devices and connect-ion sewers; l 2-4 , and all. similar sewerage facilities. Inspections may be made to determine that such facilities are maintained and .operated properly and are adequate to meet the pro- visions of-this Ordinance. Access to all of the.-above facilities or to other facilities directly or indirectly connected o the Districts' sewerage systems .shall be given. to authorized personnel of the Districts at all reasonable. times including those.. occasioned by emergency conditions. Any permanent or temporary obstruction to easy access to he sewerage facl- ity to be inspected .shall: promptly be removed by the facil- ityuser or owner at the written or verbal request of the Chief Engineer and..shallnot be replaced. No person shall interfere with, delay, resist or refuse entrance to an authorized Districts' inspector attempting to inspect any. wastewater generation,:. conveyance or treatment facility connected directly or indirectly to theeDistricts' sewerage systems. SECTION 207 -AMENDMENT OF ORDINANCE At least 30 days before any formal consideration of an amendment to this Ordinance, the Chief"Engineer shall notify, in writing, each public corporation. performing as a local sewering agency: in the Districts. 'Such notice sh2.11 also be mailed to any person who has filed a request for notification with the Districts. The notice :shall. contain a brief description of the nature of the amendment. to be considered and the time and place when formal act-ionwill be taken: 2-5 SECTION 208 = RECORDING OF FEES AND CHARGES The Chief Engineer shall-keep a permanentand accurate account of all fees and charges received under this Ordinance, giving the names and addresses of the. persons on whose account the fees and charges were paid, the date and amount thereof, and the purpose for'. which charges were paid. SECTION 209 - ESTIMATED QUANTITIES AND VALUES Unless otherwise provided herein., whenever. the fees and charges required by this Ordinance: are based on estimated values` or estimated quantities, the Chief Engineer shall make such determinations in accordance with established :estimating practices.. SECTION-210 - EDUCATIONAL WORK The Chief Engineer `may perform work of an educational natureand may, for this purpose, cooperate with civic organizations, industries, water companies,:sewerage .agencies and other public corporations. SECTION 211 - APPROVAL OF PLANS, ISSUANCE OF PERMITS AND CERTIFLCATION OF FINAL INSPECTION The Chief Engineer will approve.-.plans-for sewerage construction, issue a Permit for Industrial Wastewater Dis- .charge or any other permit under .this Ordinance only if it appears to ..the Chief Engineer that the sewerage construe- tion, sewer connection, industrial: wastewater discharge or other procedure conforms to the: requirements of this` Ordinance. 2-6 ~ ~ If requested. to do so, the Chief Engneerwill issue an inspection certificate indicating satisfactory completion of required work, when_allwork required by the approved plans or permit has been-completed and. approved by Districts' inspectors. All required fees and charges shall be paid before approval of plans or issuance of a permit or an inspection certificate.. -Thee approval of plans or the issuance of a permitshall not relieve the discharger of any duty imposed upon.. him pursuant to this Ordinance. SECTION 212 - .DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUE A11 fees and charges payable under the provisions of this Ordinance shall be p-aid to the Sanitation Districts of, Los Angeles County.. and any revenue. derived pursuant to this Ordinance shall-be allocated as follows: (A) Any revenue derived from-anysource within an individual District other than a Joint Outfall District shall be credited to the operating 'fund of that District., (B) Any revenue derived-from. any source .within the' Joint Outfall Districts shall be distributed as follows: - (1) Any revenue derived from a source other than the Industrial Wastewater Treatment. Surcharge shall be distributed fifty per- cent on the basis of the Joint Outfall k 2_7 Capital .Distribution Schedule and fifty percent on .the. basis of the Joint Outfall :Operation and Maintenance Schedule. (2) Revenues:. derived from. the Industrial Wastewater Treatment Surcharge shall be distributed as follows: (a) The tax credit- in the surcharge. formula (Section X09), will be distributed between the fzrst-term (related t o ' "a.") and .the remaining three terms (related to "b", "e" & "d"). of the formula in the same per- i tentage that each portion comprises of .thee total of the four terms. (b) The portion of the .revenue related to unit .charge rate "a" (as deter= mined in {B)(2)(a) above) shall'be allocated o the individual. District within which the .discharge originates. (c) The remainder of the revenue shall. be distributed in accordance with i .paragraph (B)(1). Revenues derived .under the provisions of this Ordinance shall. be used only: for the acquisition, construction,.recon- struction, maintenance .:and .operation of sanitation or sewer- age. facilities, to repay principal and interest on bonds issued-for: the construction or reconstruction of such sanita- tion or sewerage facilities and to repay Federal or State I -tS loans or advances made to the Districts for construction or reconstruction of .sewerage facilities; provided, however, that such revenue shall not be used for the acquisition or construction of new local street sewers or laterals as ds- tinguished from main trunk, interceptor, and outfall sewers. SECTION 213 - RECONSIDERATION AND APPEAL PROCEDURES Any permit applicant, permit holder, authorized industrial wastewater dis.charger or"other discharger adversely affected by any decisiorn, action or determina- tion.made by or on `behalf of the Districts in interpreting or implementing the provis-ons'of`this Ordinance or any permit issued .hereto, mayfile-.with the Districts a written request for reconsideration`. Such request shall be acted upon by the Chief Engineer within ~5 days from the date of filing. If the ruling, made by the Chief Engineer is unsatis- factory to the person requesting reconsideration, the person-may make a written appeal to the Board of Direc-tors ~ of District No, 2 within ~5 days after notice of the action taken by the .Chief Engineer. The written appeal. shall. state all the pertinent aspects of the-matter, and shall be accompanied by a fee...' of Two.. Hundred Dollars ($200.0-0) which shall be refunded- if the appeal is sustained. Within ~15.days after the written appeal `is received,"the .Board of Directors`of District No. 2'sha11 hold a hearing on this matter-. At 2-9 this hearing, the discharger may., appear personally or through counsel, cross-examine witnesses, and present evidence in his own behalf. Notice:. of the hearing shall be given in accordance .with Section 20.1! at least 15 days prior to the. date of hearing. Within _45 days after. `the hearing is closed, said-Board shall make a final ru ing on the .appeal.. SECTION 214 - PAYMENT OF CHARGES" AND DELINQUENT CHARGES A11 fees and-charges imposed under the provisions of this Ordinance are due and.<payable .upon receipt.. of the notice of :charges. Unpaid charges shall-become delinquent 45 days after mailing or delivering the notice of charges. A basic penalty charge of 10 percent of the unpaid ~ amount shall be added to any fee or charge that becomes delinquent. Interest. at the rate of one-half (1/2) percent per month shall accrue on the total of all delinquent charges plus all penalty charges. SECTION 215 -EXISTING:-INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGERS All. personsdischarging industrial wastewater directly or indirectly to th'e Dstricts''sewerage sys ems prior to i the effective date of this Ordinance and who have obtained a permit or approval of industrial wastewater discharge from the local sewering agency or-from the Districts are hereby granted a temporary permit to discharge industrial ~ wastewaters. This temporary permtshall..expire. six months after notification by the Chief Engineer that anew permit _ I` 2-10 ~ ; .S r'. is to be obtained, or after two yearsfrom the effective date of this Ordinance, whichever should first occur. Prior to the. expiration of the temporary permit, the industrial. wastewater discharger shall apply for and ob- taroa "Permit. for Industrial Wastewater Discharge". SECTION 216 -MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO DISTRICTS' FACILITIES Any unauthorized entering, breaking-,-.damaging, destroying, uncovering, defacing or tampering with any structure, equipment or appurtenance which is-apart of the Districts' sewerage .systems shall be a violation of this Ordinance.: . SECTION-2.17 -EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDINANCE - The effective date of this :Ordinance is April 1, 1972. SECTION 2I$ - EFFECTIVE DATE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SURCHARGE Charges made under SECTION...~?09 - INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SURCHARGE shall begin to accrue on July 1, 1972 -and shall become payable thereafter on -a yearly basis. r ' 3_1 PART III - SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION AND SEWER-USE SECTION 301 = APPROVAL, OF PLANS FOR SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION No person, other than employees of,the Districts, persons contracting to do-work for the Disttricts, or mainte- nance workers of the local sewering 'agency, shall construct or cause to be constructed, or alter or cause to be altered, any public sewer, lateral sewer, house: connection or :industrial connection sewer over 6 inches in diameter,' sewage pumping plant, pollution control plant, or other sewerage facility within the Districts where existing or proposed wastewater flows will discharge directly or indi- rectly to facilities of the Districts without first:...obtain- ing'approval of sewerage construction plans from the Chief Engineer. The applicant. shall submit to the Chief Engineer for approval,- construction plans and such specifications and other detai s as required to describe fully the proposed sewerage facility. The-plans shall have beenprepared. under_the`supervsion of and shall be-signed by an engineer of suitable training registered~in the State of California. Approval of the plans by the City Engineer or the County. Engineer having-jurisdiction in the area in which the `sewerage ,facility is located sha71 be obfained before approval of plans by the Chief Engineer. Plans'for`sewer- age construction shall not be approved by the Chief. Engineer for any .facility :which will convey industrial wastewater unless the discharger has first obtained a Districts' Permit for. Industrial Wastewater Discharge. 3-2 Plans for sewerage construction shall meet all design requirements of the. public corporation .having area juris- diction: and 'shall also meet all design requirements as established from time to ..time by the Chief Engineer. `Inspection of all-sewerage construction. under this.- .Section shall be made by personnel of the Districts in the manner-.described in Section 303. An approval of plans for sewerage construction. shall expire one year-after date of approval unless construction.: has been initiated. SECTION 302 - PERMIT FOR SEWER SIX INCHES OR SMALLER IN DIAMETER CONNECTING DIRECTLY TO A TRUNK SEWER'OF THE DISTRICTS Any person .desiring toconnecta sewer six (6) inches or smaller in diameter directly to a trunk :sewer of the Districts shall make written application.,to the Chief .Engineer on a Districts' Trunk.. Sewer Connection Permit application forrr~. The applicant. shall complete the form'. and furnish such.additional information as required by the Chief Engineer to substantiate that the proposed work or use-will ..comply with the. provisions of ahs Ordinance. A Trunk Sewer Connection Permit will not be issued unless the applicant has firstobtainedapproval from the City Engineer br the County Engineer who has jurisdiction in the area in-which the property is located. A Trunk Sewer Connection Permit will not be issued for any sewer which will convey industrial-wastewaters. unless the d scharger- has first obtained a Districts' Permit for Industrial 3 -3 Wastewater Discharge. Direct attachment. of a sewer .six inches or smaller in diameter to a trunk sewer will be permitted only if the Chief Engineer determines .that a suitable local sewer is not available, that adequate trunk sewer capacity exists, that the° connection will .function properly-and that the connection will not adversely affect existing or anticipated facilities or operations of the Districts. Sewers six inches or smaller in diameter to be attached directly to a trunk sewer shall be constructed. in a manner and at the location-specified by the-Districts. Inspection of the connections to a trunk sewer shall be made by per- sonnel of the Districts in the manner described in Section 303, No initial sewer connection charge will be levied by the Districts for a sewer connected directly to a trunk sewer< No aewer exceeding six`(6) inches in diameter. shall` be connected directly to a trunk sewer without the prior approval of-plans. for sewerage construction, in accordance with Section 301 of this Ordinance. A Districts' Trunk Sewer Connection Permit shall expire 120 days. after issuance. A permit shall not be required from-the Districts for connection of a-sewer six inches or smaller in 'diameter which `does not. connect directly to a trunk sewer providing the sewer will not carry industrial wastewaters. • 3_4 r. ~ , SECTION 303 - INSPECTION OF CONSTRUCTION All sewers to be attached directly to a trunk sewer shall be inspected by personnel of the Districts during construction. At .least. 48 hours prior to cutting into a Districts' sewer,:the:Districts. shall be notified. In making a connection to a trunk sewer, no physical altera- Lion of the Districts' facilities shall commence until an inspector is present. Sewerage facilities which will not. be directly. con- nected to a Districts' sewer, .will not be inspected routinely by the Districts during construction. Upon completion of construction-.and prior to removal of the downstream bulkhead and upon receiving 48 hours notice, the Districts will inspect .the work to determine if it has beenconstructed in a satisfactory .manner and to determine- if all. facilities are cleaned of construction debris that could be flushed into the Districts' sewers. No wastewater shall be discharged into any sewerage facility tributary to a Districts' facility prior to ob- taming .inspection, and approval. of ewerage construction by 'the Districts. Following.satisfactory completion of construction,. the Districts will issue,a construction inspection certi- ficate upon request. SECTION 304 - PLAN APPROVALS AND PERMITS NOT TRANSFERABLE Approval of plans for sewerage construction and Trunk Sewer Connection Permits are. not transferable from one person to another person or from .one.-location to another location.. f ~l F, 3- 5 SECTION `305: = DISCHARGE_OF RAINWATER OR UNCONTAMINATED WATER PROHIBITED No person shal3~discharge or cause_to be discharged any rainwater, storm water, groundwater, street-drainage, subsurface drainage, yard drainage, water from yard foun- gains, ponds or lawn sprays or any other uncontaminated water into any sewerage faclity_which directly or in- directly discharges to facilities owned by the Districts. SECTION 306 - INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGES PROHIBITED No industrial wastewaters .shall be-discharged to a -trunk se~~aer or to a sewer 'discharging directly or indi- rectly to atrunk sewer until a Permit f•or Industrial tiJastewater Discharge has `been approved by the Districts. SECTION 307 - MANHOLE RECONSTRUCTION NOTIFICATION -The work of adjusting manholes on Districts' sewers to new grades will be performed by personnel of the Districts in cooperation with the contractor and. in accord- ante with establshed.procedures of the Districts: The .person proposing or performing work necessitating the adjustment of manholes on 'Districts' sewers to anew grade, shall be responsible for.notifying the bistricts in advance of the work. SECTION 30$ - IMPROPER USE OF CONNECTED SEWERS The Districts. hereby reserve the right to inspect any existing lateral or .collecting sewers..that'.:discharge waste- .water. directly or indirectly.. to trunk'sewers-. If it is 3-6 ~ „ found that such lateral or collecting sewers are improperly used or improperly. maintained, thereby causing discharge of septic :wastewater, excessive groundwater, debris orany other objectionable substance to the Districts' sewers, the Chief Engineer will give notice of the unsatisfactory condition to the offending discharger and to-the City Engineer or the County Engineer having jurisdiction and shall direct the condition-be corrected. In cases of continued noncompliance with the Districts' directive, the Districts may disconnect the offending sewer from the Districts'.seweragesystem. SECTION 30g -EXCESSIVE SEtidER MAINTENANCE EXPENSE No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged to a trunk sewer, either directly or indirectly, any waste that creates a s oppage, plugging, breakage, any reduction in sewer capacity or any other. damage to .sewers or sewerage facilities of the Districts.. Any excessive sewer or sewer- age. maintenance expenses or any other expenses attribut- able thereto will be charged to the offending discharger by the Districts'. Any refusal to pay excessive maintenance expenses duly authorized by the Chief Engineer shall constitute a viola- tion of this Ordinance. 4-1 ,a - PART IV -..INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS , SECTION X401 - PERMIT FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER. DISCHARGE No person shall-discharge or cause to be discharged any industrial wastewaters directly or indirectly to sewerage facilities owned by the Districts withoutfirst. obtaining a Districts' Permit for Industrial Wastewater Discharge`. - The Permit. for Industrial Wastewater Discharge-may require pretreatment of industrial wastewaters before discharge, restriction. of peak flow .discharges,- discharge of certain wastewaters only to specified sewers of the Districts., relocation of point of discharge, prohibition of discharge of certain wastewater. components, restriction of discharge to certain-hours of the day, payment of additional charges to :defray increased costs of the Districts created by the wastewater discharge and such other conditions as may be .required to effectuate the .purpose of thus Ordinance. No Districts' Permit for Industrial Wastewater Discharge is transferable without the prior"written consent of the Chief Engineer. No person shat discharge .industrial :wastewaters in excess of the quantity or quality-limitations set by the Permit for Industrial Wastewater Discharge. Any .person desiring ,to discharge.:.wastewaters or use facilities which are-not in conformance with the. Industrial Wastewater Permit. should apply to the. Districts for an amended Permit. 4-2 SECTION X102 - PROCEDURE FOR 0}3TAINING A DISTRICTS' PERMIT FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DhSCHARGE Applicants for: a Permit for-Industrial Wastewater Discharge_sha11 complete a Districts' application form available at the .office of the City or County to-cal sewering . agency having jurisdiction in the area. Following approv- al, the Ci y or County local sewering agency shall-forward the application form and appurtenant .plans and data to the Districts for review Nand approval. The Districts may require additional information on the. characteristics of .the wastewater discharge beyond that required on the application form....- Upon receipt of all required information, the appli- cation shall be processed and,-upon. approval, be signed, by representatives of both the local sewering agency and the Districts :and one copy returned ao the applicant. When properly signed, the application form shall constitute a valid Permit for Industrial Wastewater Discharge. The application shall.be approved if the applicant has complied with..all applicable requirement of this l Ordinance and furnished to the Districts all requested information and if the Chief Engineer determines hat there is adequate capacity in the Districts.' facilities to convey,- treat and. dispose-of the wastewaters. SECTION 403 - CHANGE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER PERMIT. RESTRICTIONS The Dis ricts may change the restrictions or conditions of a Permit for Industrial Wastewater Discharge from time... . ~ • u. to. time as, circumstances may require. The Districts shall. t, allow-an industrial discharger areasonable period of time to comply wth~any changes in the Industrial Wastewater Permit required by the Districts. SECTION 40~{ - SUSPENSION OF PERMIT FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGE - The Chief Engineer may suspend a Permit for Industrial Wastewater :Discharge fore a .period- of not to exceed ~5 days- when such suspension: is necessary in order to stop a dis- charge which presents an imminent .hazard to the .public ~ health,. ssfety or welfare, to the. local environment or to the Districts'. sewerage. system., j Any discharger notified of'a suspension of his_Industral _ Wastewater Permit shall`.immediately cease and desist the discharge of`all industrial wsstewater tothe seweragesys- tem... In the event of a fai ur.e o.f he. discharger to comply voluntarily with the suspension order, the Chief: Engineer shall take such steps asare reasonably necessary to insure compliance. Any suspended discharger may :file with the Chief Engineer a r2quest'for Board hearing in which event the Board of Directors of District No. 2 shall meet within 14 days of the receipt by the Chief Engineer of such request. The. Board shall hold a hearing on the suspension and shall either con- j. firm or revoke ahe action of the Chief Engineer.' Reasonable notice of the hearing shall-be given to the suspended dis- charger in the manner :provided for in Section 204. At this hearing the .suspended discharger may appear .personally or through counsel, cross-examine witnesses ,.aldpresent evidence in his own behalf. i ~+-4 • In the event that the Board fails to meet within the time set forth 'above or fails to make a determination within a reasonable time.-after the close of the hearing, the order. of suspension shall be stayed until a determina- tion_is made either confirming or revoking .the action of the Chief Engineer The Chief Engineer shall reins ate the Industrial Wastewater Permit upon proof of satisfactory compliance with all discharge requirements of the Districts. ..SECTION 405 - REVOCATION OF PERMIT FOR-INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGE The Board of Directors of District No. 2 may revoke a .Permit for Industrialirdastewater Discharge upon a finding that the discharger has violated any provision of this Ordinance. No revocation shall be ordered until a hearing: on the question has :been held by the Board of Directors of District No. 2. At this hearing:,. the discharger may appear personally or through counsel, cross-examine wit- nesses and present evidence in his own behalf. Notice of he~hearing shall be given'to the discharger in accordance with Section 204 at least fifteen days prior. to the date of hearing. Any discharger whose Industrial Wastewater Permit has been revoked shall immediately. stop all discharge of any:.: liquid carried wastes covered by the Permit tc any public sewer-that is tributary to a sewer-or `sewerage.. system of the Districts. The Chief Engineer may disconnect or permanently .block from such public sewer the industrial connection sewer of any discharger whose Permit has been ~ 4-4-A .F( C-. e revoked if such action is necessary to insure .compliance with the order of revocation. Before.. any further. discharge of industrial wastewater may be made. by the discharger, he must apply for a new Districts' Permit for Industrial Wastewater Discharge, pay all charges that would be required upon initial applica- Lion together with"all delinquent fees, charges and penalties and such other sums as the discharger may owe to the Districts. Costs incurred by the Districts in revoking the Permit and disconnecting the industrial connection sewer shall be paid for by the .discharger before issuance of anew Permit for Industrial tiaastewater Discharge. t~_5 N ~ _ SECTION 1106 - PROHIBITED WASTE DhSCHARGES 1n most cases,.. the .concentration or amount of any particular ..constituent which. will be judged to be excessive or unreasonable cannot be foreseen .but will. depend on the_ results of technical determinations and the actions of regulatory agencies. The list of constituents which. may be regulated provides specific imits only where they are now reasonably well established: The other constituents in the list are presented with the objective of enumerat- ing the types of wastes .which will, be regulated.from time to time j Except. as- provided-in Section-1-107, `no person shall discharge or cause to be discharged to a public sewer, which directly or indirectly connects to the Districts' sewe.rage~systems, the following. wastes: (A) Any gasoline, benzene, naptha, solvent, fuel oil or any liquid, solid or gas that would cause or tend-to cause flammable or explosive conditions to resuat in the sewerage system:- ' (B) Any waste containing, toxic or poisonous solids, liquids or gases in such quantities that, alone or in combination with -other waste sub- ~ stances, may create a hazard for humans, animals or the local ..environment, interfere detrimentally. with wastewater treatment processes, cause. a pub-lic nuisance, or cause..any: hazardous condi- tion to occur in the sewerage system.' _ i ~+-6 r, (c) Any waste having a pH lower than 6.0 or having any.-corrosive or detrimental characteristic that may cause injury to wastewater. treatment or maintenance personnel or may cause'.damage. to structures; equipment or other physical facilities of the sewerage. system. (D) Any solids or viscous substances of such size or in such quantity .that they may cause obstruc- ton to flow. in the sewer or be detrimental to .proper wastewater treatment plant operations. These objectionable substances include, but .are not limited to, asphalt dead animals, offal, ashes, sand, mud, straw, industrial process shavings, metal, glass,. rags, feathers, tar, plastics, ..wood, whole blood,. paunch manure, bones, hair and fleshings, entrails, paper dishes, paper cups, milk containers, or other similar paper products, either whole or ground. I (E) Any. rainwater, storm water, groundwater, street`: drainage, subsurface drainage, roof drainage,-yard drainage, water from yard fountains, ponds or l awn sprays or any other uncontaminated water. (F)-Any water added for the .purpose of diluting wastes which would otherwise exceed applicable maximum concentration limitations. ~ ~ 1 t (G) Any nonbiodegradable cutting oils., commonly called soluble oil., which form persistent water emulsions.. (H) Any excessive concentrations of nonbiodegrad- .able oil, .petroleum oil or refined petroleum produc s. (I) Any dispersed biodegradable -oils and fats., such as lard, tallow or vegetable. oil in exces-- si:ve concentrations that would tend to cause adverse effects on the sewerage systemo (J) Any waste-with an excessively high concentra- Lion of cyanide. (K) Any unreasonably large amounts of undissolved or dissolved'solids. (L) Any wastes with excessively high BOD, COD-or decomposable organic content. (M) Any strongly odorous waste or waste tending to~create odors. (N) Any wastes containing :over 0.1 milligram/later: of dissolved .sulfides. (0) Any wasteswith a pH high enough. to cause alkaline incrustations on sewer walls. (P)-Any. substance promoting or causing the pro- motion of toxic gases. (Q) Any waste having a temperature of 120° F or higher. (R) Any wastes requiring an excessive quantity of chlorine or other chemical compound :used for disinfection purposes. • ~-8 YF (S) Any: excessive amounts of chlorinated hydro- ,carbon or organio phosphorus type compounds, (T) Any excessive .amounts of deioriized water, Steam-condensate or distilled water. (U) Any waste containing substances. that may precipitate, solidify or become viscous at temperatures between 50° F and 100° F. (V) Any waste producing. excessive discoloration of wastewater,or treatment plant- effluent. (W) Any garbage or waste that is not ground.. sufficiently to pass through a 3/8-inch screen. (X) Any wastes-containing excessive quantities of iron, boron.,... chromium, phenols, plastic resins,_ -copper, nckel,.zinc, lead, mercury', cadmium, selenium,: arsenic or any other objectionable materials `toxic to humans,. animals, the-.local environment or to biological or other waste- water treatment processes. (Y) Any `blow-.down. or bleed water from cooling... towers or other evaporative coolers exceeding one-third of the makeup water. (Z) Any single pass cooling water. ;(AA) Any excessive quantities of `radioactive material wastes.. (BB) Recognizable portions. of the human anatomy. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged to any: public sewer which directly orindirectly connects . .7: ~_9 to the Districts' sewerage system -any wastes, if in the opinion of the Chief Engineer such wastes may'have an adverse or harmful effect on ewers, maintenance personnel,.. wastewater treatment plant personnel or equipment, treat- merit plant effluent .quality, public or private property, or may otherwise endanger: the public,. the local.environ- ment or create a public nuisance. The Chief Engineer, in determining the acceptability' of specific wastes, shall consider the .nature of the waste and the adequacy and nature- of the collection, treatment and disposal. system available to accept the 'waste. The Chief Engineer shall .from time to time prepare a list of the maximum permissible quantities or concentra- tions of certain constituents in industrial wastewater flows and otherwise issue detailed directions for meeting the requirements of this Section SECTION 4.07 - HOSPITAL WASTES Hospitals, clinics, offices of medical doctors, and convalescent homes: (A) May. discharge, through;a Districts approved grinder installation with inlet size and design features suitable` for its -intended use and so constructed that all particles pass through a maximum 3/8 inch-opening, wastes of the following categories: (1) Wet organic`kitchenwastes from food preparation and disposal but excluding all paper and plastic items. 4-10 ~ .P (2) Disposable hypodermic needles,. syringes and - associated :articles following their use. (3) Infectious wastes, defned~~as: (a) Laboratory and surgical operating room wastes. except as excluded in (B)(2) below. (b} Wastes from outpatient areas .and. emergency rooms simil~.r to those included: in (a) above. (c) Equipment, instruments;.utensils and: other materials of. a disposable. nature that may harbor. or transmit pathogenic ' organisms and that are used in the .rooms of patients having`a suspected _ or; diagnosed communicable disease which by the nature of the disease is re- quired to beisolated by Public Health Agencies. (B) Sha11 not discharge to the sewer: by any means: (1)' Solid-wastes generated in the rooms of patients who; are not isolated because of a suspected or diagnosed-communicable disease. (2), Recognizable portions of the .human anatomy 4-11 (3) Wastes excluded by other provisions of this Ordinance except as_specifically permitted in (A) above. (1-{) All solid wastes. not included. in (A) above. Nothing in this Section shall be construed to limit the authority of the Health. Officer of Los Angeles County to define wastes as being infectious and, with the concurrence. of the Chief Engineer of the Districts, to require that they be discharged to the sewer... SECTION 408 -.AVAILABILITY OF DISTRICTS' FACILITIES If'sewerage capacity is sot avalab e, the Districts may-require the industrial wastewater'dscharger to restrict his: discharge until sufficient capacity can.; be made avail- able. When requested, the Districts will advise persons desiring to locate new facilities as to the areas where industrial wastewater of their porposed`quantity and quality can be received by avaiTablesewerage facilities. The Districts may refuse-service to persons locating facil-hies. in areas. where their .proposed quantity or -quality of industrial wastewater is unacceptable in the available treatment facility. LI -12 1 Y SECTION 409 - INDUSTRIAL .WASTEWATER TREATA'IENT'SURCHARGE An Indus rial wastewater. treatment surcharge. shall-be k paid to the.. Districts annually, following the fiscal year in which charges-accrue, by those industrial waste- water dischargers whose contribution of flow, chemical oxygen demand, suspended solids, or peak flow create costs in excess of the value of their ad valorem taxes. The treatment..surcharge shall be based on the appropri-ate Districts' sewe-rage. system's tonal maintenance, operation ,and capital expenditures for providing industrial waste- water collection, treatment. and disposal services as described in Section 410. The annual industrial wastewater treatment surcharge. shall'be computed `by the following formula: Surcharge' _ a(V) + b(COD) + c(SS) + dM(P) -TAX` Where• Surcharge. = Net annual industrial wastewater ~ treatment surcharge in dollars. _No refund will be made if a negative number results. V _'Total annual :volume of flow,: in millions of gallons. COD _ Total annual discharge of chemical .oxygen demand, in thousands of pounds. SS =Total annual discharge of suspended solids, in thousands of pounds. x_13 P _ Peak discharge rate over a 30-minute. period, occurring between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. and determined by .averaging a maximum of 10 substantiated peak flow rate measurements of the accrual year in gallons. per minute.. Values of "P" less. than 10 gallons per minute shall be considered equal to zero.. A = Average discharge rate, determined: by dividing "V" by .the total annual hours of operation or working time for thee industrial discharger, con- vented to gallons per minute. (See M) a,-b, c & = Unit charge rates adopted annually d by the individual District based upon the projected annual total costs for wastewater collection, treatment and • disposal, in dollars per unit, as described in ..Section X410. M A multiplying factor accounting for increased Districts' costs due to high ratios of industrial discharger peak to average: flow .rates (P/A). 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Ratio P/A NOTE.: Mathematical formula for nMn is: M _ 2,50 log(P/A) . _ _ 4-14 1h TAX = The annual ad valorem taxes .paid to the Districts during the accrual year on the land or property utilized for the generation of industrial wastewater, in dollars. For the purpose of estab- dishing .this amount, only. the land and property owned or hired. by the dis- charger and which is contiguous to the source of the industrial discharge' shall be considered.- If requested to 'do so by the Chief Engineer,..the industrial wastewater discharger .shall submit averfied copy of the annual tax bill to substantiate the amount of the tax. The quantities for .yearly total flows,. CODs'. suspended solids and peak flow-rates used in the above formula- may be established by engineering estimation; short term sampling, analysis.. and flow measurement extrapolated to a yearly total; or by extensive sampling, analysis and~flow measurement,-.all as :approved by the Chief Engineer. The Chief Engineer shall set the minimum requirements for sampling, analysis and .flow measurement. by the discharger .necessary to`establish quantities to be used-in the above formula. If-the. industrial discharger. elects or is required by the Districts to discharge the peak rates of industrial .flow during the. nighttime hours between 10:00 p.m._ and ~-15 k„ 8:00 a.m., the flow discharge shall be made approximately uniform during th.eseul0 nighttime hours: Certain industrial. dischargers may be prohibited from discharging peak flows during the nighttime hours'-if these flows would adversely affect Districts operations. SECTION X410 _ ESTABLISHMENT- OF UNIT: CHARGE RATES I'OR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SURCHARGE Unit charge rates "a", "b", "c" and "d" in the: industrial wastewater treatment surcharge shall be established annually -for each sewerage system by-the procedure described herein and shall be adopted by the, individual .Districts which utilize each systema For each sewerage system,. appropriate:-unit charge .rate parameters: for .flow, chemical oxygen demand and suspended solids-=respectively- designated_!'a" (in dollars per million gallons), "b" (in dollars per 1000 pounds of COD) and "c" (in dollars per-1000 pounds of suspended solids)--shall'be determined by-the following method: (A) The total capital outlay for construction of sewerage facilities including debt principle and interest over the .next five fiscal years less anticipated grant funds shall.'be estimated ~ and distributed among the three parameters in accordance with the"Chief Engineer's determna- tion of the percentage of the total existing capital facilities of-the sewerage system pre- dominantly related to each parameter. (B) The :total operation and maintenance. costs of the system shall be-estimated ,for the next five fiscal years and distributed among the .three parameters in accordance with the Chief Engineer's determination as to which charges. are predominantly related to :each parameter. (C) The sum of the 'capital costs- and operation' and maintenance costs. determined for each parameter in_ (A) and (B) above shall be divided by the projected five year total volume of wastewater and weight ;of COD .and. suspended solids to be treated by the sewer- age system in-order to obtain the .unit charge rates 'ra,,, "bn and "c"' for the sy tem. For-each sewerage system in the Districts, the unit .charge: rate related to peak flow rate and designated "d" (in dollars per gallon`perminute of peak flow) shall be .determined by the following method: (A) The total non-depreciated value of the historic. capital investment 'in the system shall be divided by the total peak hydraulic capacity of all treatment-facilities in the-system to :determinea unit cost per..milliongallons per day of peak flow capacity.. (B). Thee unit :cost determined in (A)'aboveshall be amortized over thirty (30) years at-six (6) percent interest and converted to a gallon. per minute-basis to obtain the unit charge -rate "dn. . ~ 4-17 • SECTION 411.- ANNUAL TREATABILITY CHARGE AND CHARGES FOR UNUSUAL INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS. An annual treat ability charge ranging from a minimum is of $25 to a maximum of $500 per year or a charge per unit of•offending constituent as established by the Chief Engineer shall be paid by those industrial dischargers having wastes of such a character as to impose unusual operation and maintenance. or capital costs upon the Districts which are unrelated to total flow. volume, chemical oxygen demand, suspended solids, or peak flow rates. Such charges .shall be reasonably calculated to defray costs attribut- able' to such. wastes. SECTLON 412 - PRETREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS An industrial wastewater .pretreatment system or ..device may be `.required. by-the Chief Engineer-to treat industrial flows prior to discharge to the sewer when it is necessary to restrict.. or prevent the discharge to,the. sewer of certain waste constituents, to distribute more ~ equally over alonger time period any peak discharges. of industrial wastewaters or to accomplish any pretreatment ' result. required by .the Chief Engineer. All. pretreatment systems or devices shall be approved by the Chief Engineer but such approval shall.. not absolve the 'industrial ds- charger of the-responsibility of meeting any industrial effluent .limitation required by the Districts. In special cases, the Chief Engineer may require construction. of sewer lines by the discharger to convey certain industrial wastes to a specific Districts' trunk sewer. All pretreatment ~+-18 systems judged by the Chief Engineer to require engineering design;.-shall have plans pxepared and signed by an engineer of suitable discipline licensed in :the State of California. Normally: a gravity separation interceptor, equalizing tank, neutralization chamber and .control manhole will be required :respectively to remove prohibited settleable and floatable solids, to equalize wastewater streams varying greatly in quantity and/or quality, to neutralize low or high pH, flows. and to facilitate inspection, .,flow. measurement andsamping< Floor drains from commercial or manufactur- ing buildings, warehouses or multi-use structures shall not discharge directly to the sewer, but shall first dis- charge to a gravity separation interceptor. SECTION 1-113 - CONTROL MANHOLE AND SEPARATION OF DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATERS All domestic or sanitary wastewaters from-rest rooms, showers, drinking fountains,- etc., shall be-kept separate from all industrial wastewaters until the industrial waste- waters-have passed through any requiredpretreatment'system` or device. A control manhole of a design approved;by the Chief Engineer shall be furnished and installed by certain designated industrial wastewater dischargers"to facilitate inspection, sampling and flow measurements by personnel <of the Districts. This control manhole shall be located off the industrial premise or if within the plant fence, ' a special locked gate adjacent to the manhole and at a location approved by the Districts shall be-provided, with keys to the .gate lock given to the ..Districts. Unrestricted . 4-1g a access to this control manhole shall be available to authorized personnel of the Districts at all times.- The' control manhole may be used as a junction manhole for domestic sewage and industrial wastes provided the junc- Lion occurs downstream`of the sampling or flow measuring .point. SECTION 414 - INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER SAMPLING, ANALYSIS AND .FLOW MEASUREMENTS Periodic measurements. of flow rates, flow volumes, COD: and suspended solids for-use in determining the annual industrial wastewater treatment .surcharge .and such measure- ments of_other constituents believed necessary by the Chief Engineer 'shall be made `by all; industrial wastewater dis- .chargers, 'unless. specifically relieved of such obligation by the Chief.:..Engineer. All sampling, analyses and flow- measurements of industrial wastewaters shall be performed by a State certified independent laboratory, by a labora- tort' of the industrial discharger approved-by .the. Chief .Engineer or by personnel of the`Districts. If performed by Districts'`personnel, an appropriate charge .shall be paid.: by the discharger requesting the tests. Prior to submittal to the Districts of data developed in the labora- tory of an industrial discharger, the results shall be verified by a responsible administrative official. of the industrial "discharger :under the penalty of perjury. A11 wastewater analysesshall.be conducted `in accord- `i ante with the appropriateprocedure contained in "Standard Methods". If no appropriate procedure is contained therein,: - ~ H ~4-20 r,. _ the standard procedure of the industry or a procedure judged satisfactory by ;the Chief Engineer shall. be used to measure wastewater constituents. Any independent laboratory or discharger performing tests shall. furnish any required test data or information on the test methods or equipment.. used, if requested to do so bythe Chief Engineer. All dischargers making periodic measurements. shall furnish and install at the control manhole or other appropriate location a calibrated"flume, weir, flow meter or similar device approved by the Chief Engineer and suit- i able to measure the-industrial wastewater. flow .rate .and i total volume. A flow indicating, recording. and. totalizing. register.may_be required by the Chief Engineer.. In lieu of wastewater flow measurement, the Chief Engineer may accept records..of-water-usage and adjust the flow volumes by suitable factors o determine peak and average flow rates for the specific: industrial wastewater discharge. Thee sampling,' ana ysis and flow measurement. procedures, equipment and results. shall b~e subject at .any time-to inspection. by the Districts. Sampling and flow.measurement- facilities shall be such as to provide safe access to authorized personnel. Those industrial wastewater dischargers required by the Chief Engineer to makep:eriodic measurements of industrial wastewater flows and constituents sha1T annually make the minimum number of such"measurements required. -The minimum requirement for such. periodic measurements shall ,r C ` j 1 4-21 be at least one 24-hour measurement per year. Representa- five samples of the industrial wastewater..shall be obtained at-least :once. per. hour over the 24-hour period, properly .refrigerated, composited according to measured-flow rates- during the 24 hours and analyzed for_the'specified waste- water constituents. Dischargers required to sample on only a few. days per. year shall sample .during the<perods of highest wastewater flow and wastewater constituent discharges, Industrial plants with large fluctuations in .quantity or quality of wastewater may be 'required to provide continuous sampling and analyses for every working day. When required by the Chief Engineer, dischargers shall install and main- fain in proper order automatic flow-proportional sampling equipment and/or automatic analysis and recording equipment. Measurements to `verify the quantities of waste flows and waste constituents reported by industrial-dischargers wild be conducted on a random basis by personnel of the Districts. SECTION 415 = DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN ACTUAL AND REPORTED 'INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER-DISCHARGE QUANTITIES Should measurements or other. investigations reveal -that the-industrial discharger. is discharging a flow rate, or a...quantity of flow, chemical oxygen demand or suspended solids significantly in excess of that stated on the Industrial Wastewater Permit or in excess: of the ,quantities. reported to the Districts by the discharger and. upon which 4-22 ~ L - - - - p - the industrial wastewater treatment surcharge is based, the discharger shall apply for an amended Industrial Irlastewater Permit and shall be assessed for all delinquent charges together-.with the .penalty and interest provided for in Section 214. Before these charges shall be assessed at beast two additional 24-hour samples and flow measure- ments shall be obtained by the. Districts with all costs of sampling and analyses to be paid by-:the discharger. For the purpose of establishing the correct treatment surcharge, the .data obtained in these samplings along with any other relevant information:-obtained by the Districts or presented by the discharger, shall be, used by the Chief Engineer in determining the quantity parameters for use in the surcharge..formula. An industrial discharger found in violation shall,.-in the .absence of other. evidence, be' presumed to-have been discharging at the determined para- meter values over-the preceding three years or subsequent to he previous District verification of quantity parameters, whichever period. is shorter.: SECTION X16 - INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATIONS The Chief Engineer .may classify dischargers by industrial categories and .establish an industrial waste- water treatment surcharge based upon average flow quality.. and flow quantity for. the industrial category adjusted by some commonly recognized parameter selected by-the Chief.Engineer that establishes .the relative size of the industrial discharger being charged. ~^23 a~ SECTION 417 DAMAGE CAUSED BY PROHIBITED WASTEWATER :DISCHARGE Any industrial wa'stewaterdischarger who discharges or causes the discharge. of prohibited wastewaters which cause .damage to Districts' facilities, detrimental effects on treatment processes ,or any other damages resulting in costs to the Districts shall be liable to the Districts- for all damages occasioned thereby. SECTION x+18 - TRUCKER'S DISCHARGE PERMIT All persons owning .vacuum or "cesspool"`pump trucks or other. liquid waste-transport trucks and desiring to discharge septic tank,. seepage pit, interceptor or cess- :pool contents, industrial ,liquid wastes or other liquid wastes to sewerage facilities of the Districts or to facilities that discharge `<directly -or indirectly to such sewerage..facilites shall :first have a valid Districts' Trucker's Discharge Permit, All applicants for a Trucker's Discharge Permit shall complete the application form, pay the appropriate fee, receivea ccpy of the Districts' .regulations governing discharge.to sewers of liquid wastes from trucks and shall agree, in writing, to abide by these regulations. Discharge of septic tank, seepage .pit, interceptor or cesspool contents or other waste's containing no industrial wastes may be made by trucks holding`a Districts' Permit at any of the Districts' designated.; public dumping I 4-2~I 1 s manholes. Truck transported industrial wastes shall be discharged-on3y atthe locations specified by the Chief :f Engineer for the"specific waste. The Districts may re- quire payment for treatment and disposal costs or may. - :refuse permission to discharge certain prohibited wastes. The Trucker's Discharge Permit shall be valid for one year from .date of issuance. Anypersonnegligently or willfully violating the Districts' requirements for liquid-waste discharges from trucks shall be in violation of this Ordinance and may have his Permit revoked by the Chief Engineer. SECTION x+19 -TRADE SECRETS - In respect to trade secrets, it is determined that. - the public interest served by not making said records public clearly outweighs .the public. interest served: by .the disclosure of said records. Accordingly, any trade secrets acquired by the Districts in the course of imple- mentaton or enforcement of this Ordinance shall not be made public. except to that extent necessary to enforce this Ordinance.. c n ~ A-1 APPENDIX A - DEFINIT-IONS. The definitions given in this part shall be used in the interpre ation of this ..Ordinance,..-the issuance of permits, the making of charges for service and all other. operations of this Ordinance .unless. another meaning for the `word is apparentfrom the context: SECTION A-1 - AD VALOREM TAX "Ad valorem 'tax" shall mean the.-taxlevied..for the benefit of an individual District on the. assessed value of property within its-boundaries. SECTION A-2 - ASSESSED VALUE "Assessed value" shall mean than portion of the total assessed value of the, property upon. which individual District ..taxes are levied. :SECTION A=3 BOARD "Board" or "Board of Directors "..shall me an-the Board of Directors. of County. Sanitation District No. 2 of Los Angeles County. SECTION A-4 - B.O.D. OR BIOCHEMICAL.OXYGEN DEMAND "B. O.D." or "biochemical oxygen demand" shall mean the measure of decomposable organic material in domestic or industrial wastewaters as represented :by the oxygen utilized over.:a period of 5 days at:20oC and as determined by the appropriate procedure ;in ".Standard Methods". • A- 2 7 ~ SECTION A-5 -.CHIEF ENGINEER "Chief Engineer" shah.. meanthe'Chief Engineer and General Manager of the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County or his duly authorized deputy or .agent. SECTION A-6 - CHLORINE DEMAND "Chlorine demand" shall mean the difference between the amount of chlorine added to a wastewater sample and the amount remaining at the end of a 30-minute period as determined by the procedures given in "Standard.: Methods". SECTION `A-7 - CITY ENGINEER "City Engineer" shall mean a City Engineer of the city acting as. a local severing agency within an individual: District and within whose city the domestic or industrial wastewater under. consideration is discharged. SECTION A-8 - C.O.D. OR CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND "C.O.D.":or "chemical oxygen-demand" shall mean the measure of chemically decomposable material in domestic or industrial wastewater as represented by the oxygen utilized as determined by_the appropriate procedure .des- cribed in "Standard Methods". SECTION A- 9 COUNTY "County" shall mean `the County 'of Lose Angeles. SECTION A-10 - COUNTY ENGINEER "County Engineer" shall mean the County Engineer of the. County of Los Angeles. n ` 1 . - ~ _ - t, A_ 3 SECTION:A-11 -DISCHARGER "Discharger" shall mean any person that discharges or causes a discharge o a public sewer. SECTION A-12 - DISSOLVED- SOLIDS "Dissolved solids" or "dissolved matter" shall mean the solid matter in solution in the wastewater and shall be obtained. by evaporation of a sample from which. all: suspended matter has been removed by filtration as deter- .mined by the procedures in "Standard Me hods",. SECTION A-13 - DISTRICTS "Districts" sha11 mean either all or"any_of the individual County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County..- - T :SECTION A-14 - bISTRICT° NO~. 2 "District No. 2" shall mean County Sanitation. District: No. 2 of Los Angeles County. SECTION A-15 = DOMESTIC-.1rIASTEWATER "Domestic wastewater" shall mean the water carried wastes produced from non-commercial or non=industrial ac ivities and which result from normal. human: living processes. SECTION.A-16 -EFFLUENT "Effluent" shall mean the liquid outflow of any facility designed to treat, convey or retain wastewater. A- 4 :i SECTION A=17 FORMULA "Formula" shall mean the .Industrial,,Wastewater Treatment Surcharge Formula as set forth in Section X409. SECTION A-18 - HOUSE DONNECTION "House connection" shall mean the sewer connecting the building sewer or building waste drainage system to the public sewer for the purpose of conveying domestic wastewater. SECTION A-1g - INDUSTRIAL'CONNECTION SEWER ' "Industrial connection sewer" shall mean the sewer connecting the buildiag sewer or building waste drainage . system to the public sewer for the purpose of conveying .industrial wastewater. SECT-ION A-20 - INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER "Industrial-wastewater":shall mean all water carried wastes and wastewater of the community excluding domestic wastewater and uncontaminated water, and shall include all wastewater from any producing, manufacturing, pro- cessing, institutional, commercial, agricultural, or other .operation .where the wastewater discharged includes signi- fcant quantities of wastes of non-human origin.. SECTION A-21 - INSPECTOR "Inspector".shall mean a person authorized. by the Chief Engineer to inspect-wastewater generation,. con- veyance, processing .and disposal facilities. l' _ ~ r A_5 SECTION A=22 = JOINT OUTFACE DISTRICTS "Joint Outfall Districts" shall mean those Districts signatory to the current Joint Outfall Agreement. SECTION A-23 -_GRAVITY SEPARATION INTERCEPTOR "Gravity separation interceptor" shall mean any facility designed, constructed and operated for the. purpose of removing and retaining dangerous, deleterious or pro- hibited constituents from wastewater by differential gravity separation before discharge to the public sewer. SECTION A-24 - LATERAL SETnrER COLLECTING' SE?~dER OR MAIN LINE SEWER "Lateral sewer", "collecting sewer" or "main line sewer" shall mean the .public sewer usually 8 inches. or Targer in diameter and used to collect wastewater from house connection and industrial connection sewers. and transport it to trunk sewers. Lateral, collecting or main line sewers` are normally bui t and maintained by the local sewerng agency. - .SECTION A-25 -LOCAL SEWERING AGENCY. "Local sewerng agency" ahall mean the City or County. or other public agency legally authorized to construct, maintain and operate..a system of lateral or collecting sewers. 'SECTION A=26 - ORDINANCE "Ordinance" shall mean, unless otherwise: specified, ' .thin Ordinance. - _ _ _ ~ - - 'r SECTION A-27 - PEAK'FLOW-RATE "Peak flow rate" shall mean the average rate. at which V4 wastewater is discharged to'a publcsewer during the highest 30 minute flow period in the preceding 12 months. .SECTION A-.28 -:PERSON "Person" shall mean any individual, partnership, committee, association,-corporation,. public agency, and any other. organization or group of persons,; public or .private. SECTION A-2g - PUBLIC CORPORATION "Public Corporation" shall mean this State and any ..political subdivision thereof, any incorporated munci- pality therein., any public agency of-the State or any political subdivision thereof,-or any corporate .municipal instrumentality of this.State.. SECTION A-30 - PUBLIC SEWER "Public sewer" shall mean any sewer dedicated to public use and whose use is controlled by a public corporation. - SECTION A-31 -RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL "Radioactive material" shall. 'mean. material `cont'aining chemical elements-that spontaneously change their .atomic structure. by emitting ,any ,particles, rays or energy forms. SECTION A-32 - SECTION. "Section" shall. me an a section of this Ordinance. t c. ~ ~ A-7 Q SECTION A-'33 - SEWAGE "Sewage" shall mean wastewater. SECTION A-34 - SEWAGE PUMPING PLANT "Sewage pumping plant"-shall mean any facility designed- and constructed to raise wastewater in elevation or to over- come head losses due ;to pipeline friction. SECTION A-35 - SEWERAGE "Sewerage" shall mean any and- all facilities used for .collecting, conveying, pumping, treating and disposing of wastewater. SECTION A-3b - SEWERAGE SYSTEM "Sewerage -system" shall mean a netvaork of wastewater' collection, conveyance, treatment and disposal facilities interconnected by sewers, and .owned by he Districts; except with respect to those Districts that do .not. own, in<whole or in part, wastewater treatment or disposal facilities in which event it shall meana network of wastewater collection and conveyance facilities. SECTION A-37 - SHALL & MAY "Shall" is mandatory-and "may." is permissive. SECTION A-38 - SOLID WASTES "Solid wastes": shall mean the non-.liquid carried was es :normally considered to be suitable for disposal with refuse at sanitary landfl refuse disposal sites... SECTION.A-39:- STANDARD`METHODS "Standard Methods" shall mean the current-edition of Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater as published: by the American. Public Health Association. A- g t SECTION A-~40 = SUSPENDED SOLIDS "Suspended solids" or "suspended matter" shall mean the insoluble. solid matter suspended in wastewater that is separable. by laboratory filtration in accordance with the procedure described in "Standard Methods". SECTION A-41 -TRADE SECRETS "Trade secrets" shah .include but shall. not be limited to any formula, plan, pattern, process, tool, mechanism, compound, procedure, production data,.or compilation of .information which is not patented, which is known only. to certain individuals within a commercial concern who are- usingit to fabricate, produce, or compound. an'art.cle of trade or a service having commercial value, and which gives its user an oppor unity to obtain a business advantage over competitors who-do not know or-use it. SECTION A-~42 -TRUNK SEWER "Trunk sewer" shall mean a sewer constructed, main- tained and operated by he Districts: that conveys waste- water to Districts' treatment facilities and. into which lateral and co lecting'sewers discharge. SECTION A-~J3 - UNCONTAMINATED WATER "Uncontaminated water""shall mean'any wasted water of the community not contaminated or polluted with waste- water' and which. is suitable or could readily' be' made suitable for. discharge to the municipal storm water drain- age system. t ~ A-9 SECTION A-~I~4 - USER "User"'shall mean discharger, see Section A-11. SECTION A-~15 - L+TASTEWATER ''Wastewater" shall mean the water. `carried wastes of the community 'derived from human. or industrial `sources including domestic wastewater and industrial wastewater. Rainwater, groundwater or drainage of uncontaminated water is not wastewater. i COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT NO. 23 OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY S/GENEVIEVE H. ANDERSON GENEVIEVE H. ANDERSON, Chairman ..ATTEST:. S/J. R. FOSTER L J. R. F TER Secretary of the. Board of Directors 1. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Directors of County Sanitation District No. 23;of Los Angeles County at the. meeting of said Board held February 9, 1972, by the follotiving vote; AYES" Directors l~talburg TavernelIi, Ybarra and Anderson NOES: None J R. FOSTER Secretary of the Board of Directors of County: Sanitation District No. 23 of Los Aageles County F ~ COU~iTY SANIT~ATI~N DISTRIt:TS' OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY 2020 BEVERLY 60ULEVARD - LOS ANGELE5.57, CALIFORNIA A M RAWN - ~ TELEPHONE CHIEF EN6IN EER AND GENERAL MANAGER August. -l, 7. C~.CJC DUNKIRK 4-1281 17J.J _ File: 31-32Q, l0.4D To all City Engineezs of Cities .within the County Sanitation Districts Gentlemen; Owing to the change in characteristics of sanitary sewage: resulting from the curreht use of detergents and `the impressive. number of home garbage grinders, the aperatic~n anal maintenance of effective gas traps at connections from lateral sewers to District trunks has become difficult .and cgstly. A number of the .larger political. subdivisions served by District trunks have reevaluated this matter in the light of present custom and have reached the conclusion that. the use of the gas trap should not be made standard procedure but should be installed only where there is danger of gases -from the District sewer entering the latexal and causing odor nuisance by venting through house .connections, Under the circumstances the sanitation Districts will no longer insist that gas traps be installed at every location where a lateral sewer is connected to a. District trunk, but will leave this matter largely to the .judgment of the designing agency, However, the Districts do not accept the. responsibility for instituting corrective measures should odors occur, fueling that since the matter of installing the trap is now. to be left to the option of th'e +designing,ageney, responsibility far successful operation rests with the designer's principal. Yours truly, R;•a, - / A M ~.a~i~ Chief Engineer and AMR;EG ~ General Manager Copy to all City Dierks of Cities within CAD COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS' 2020 Beverly Boulevard i'`~+,. ~,aa~,caa~ LOS ANGELES 57, CALIFORNIA ~ hf1G oa CC°°e''. ~ $ , a~ City Clerk City of V ~rnox~ X4305 ~a:nta ~`e Avg. jTerrxon:, Ca,]:ifo~nia j I COl~Ie1TY SANITATION DISTRICTS r OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY- ' 2020 BEVERLY BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 57, CALIFORNIA A M RAWN - TELEPHONE CHIEF ENGINEER AND GENERAL MANAGER - - DUNKIRK R•1281 January ~ 18,' ,1955 C3.ty C1erl~s in Cites Within. the County Sanitat.l.on Districts of ~,os Angeles County. Dear S3.r, At the request of ~ a number of County Sanitation D3.strc Directors, S am mailing you herewith the fundamental rules and regulations to follow. in .the event your city annexes territory lying outside of the:Sanitati~n"District; in which your eit;~ lies. and then desires to meet-its sewerage needs thru Sanita tion Districts facil~.ties. 1f these rules'are followed the process will be compare-. t~.irely simple.. Zf there is any.-doubt in ,pour.. mind- as tq pro-. cedu.re .you' .are requested tq ca11 Mr, ,Homer Tea11 of the D~.s~-:. triost Jo3:nt.Administrative staff at the. above captioned telephone-' .number . . Yours very. truly,. _ ~ A M Rawn Chief -Engineer and: General. -Manager AMRsEA Attach., s-596-1 4`t'_ f January 18; 1955 RULES AND REGIILATI~NS GOVERNING THE ANNEXATIONS OF CERTAIN TERRITO IES TO A SANITATYON DISTRICT, 1: Wh®n a city 1Ving ~n a San~.tation District annexes .territory not in a Sanitation District the "land so annexed to the city is not a part of the Sanitation District nor enti,tle~ to sewerage service from the District until certain requirements have been met. A city contemplating an annexation such a$ described in paragraph 1 hereof and anticipating that such annexed terries tort' shall be served by the Sanitation District 3n-which the city lies wou~.d be well advised to consult the ~'oint Adminstrat3.ve Offiae of the Sanitati®n District befor® making sL:eh annexat-ion to det®rmine whether or riot sewerage service to the annexed terw ritory is practical and feasible and wh®ther or not facil3,tes for the- newly annexed territory will, or can be made available. Prior to annexation tp a Sanitation District th® tex~' ritory proposed to be annexed ie required to pay the District an amount of money equal to the average amount per acre already cols lected as taxes in the District, multiplied by the number pf acre; proposed to be annexed l~.: ~f the annexation is proposed by an•ndividual and the application made directly to the Sanitation District office, the matter will, be referred back to the City Caur~+ei1 of 'the city in queastion for approval by .the city?s governing board, Zf such approval.is forthcoming or if the application is made to the District directly by the governing board of the city in question, the matter i.s referred to the Sanitation Dili trict Hoerd of bisectors for approval and goes thence to the Boundary Commission. bs Following approval by the Boundary Commission the Board pf Supervisors of the County may proceed in compl3anc® with the Sanitation District law to complete the annexation„ 7: A tots], of about 90 days is required to complete an- nexatian proceedings. To be elig~.ble i'or taxes in any succeeding fiscal year, the annexation-must be Qampleted and filed prior to the- first M'or:day in February, s -596 s C~~NTY' SANITATION ~CSTCt.~°I'S OF .LOS- ANGELES .COUNTY _ 2020 BEVERLY BOULEVARD - _ LOS ANGELES 57, CALIFORNIA A M RAW N TELEPHONE CHIEF fNGIN EER AND GENERAL MANAGER DUNKIRK 4-1281 tb` ~ - ~ ~ ~ De cember 23 ~ ].954 l~iractors County Sanitation Districts of Los- Angeles County, Gent lemon; Pursuant to the provisions of resolution adopted by the $oards Qf Directors on December 8, 1954, you will-find enclosed proposed amendments and additions to the County Sanitation Dis-- trict Act,.. , Tf no written objections to-the &mendment.s are roc®ived from the District Directors within five days of the date of this letter, we shall proceed as authorized by the reso3.ution of December 8, 1954 to present the amendments to the Legislature urges .ng passage. Reasons for suggesting the .enclosed aznexadments.to the County sanitatioM District .Act are briefly statea as follows; 1« There has~been confusion and Zack of acceptance by District officials of the terms and conditions - under`whiah refuse transfer and disposal must be, px~esen.tly ~.nitiated in the County Sanitation Dis- tri ct, 2 The present .provisions of the County Sanitation District-Act relating. to refuse collection and;. disposal are ambiguous. and~do not adequately dew fine or describe the'`terrns and conditions under. which the Districts may participate in refuse co~.lection and disposal. Thppresent-Act is un~- ~ acceptable, It is the .outgrowth of the original., Act which inadequately cons~.dered methods and means by which to resolve the growing perpl,exit3es in refuse c.olTsction and disposal. A report p~e~-- pared by the Distriats~ ~oint'.administrative staff in 195Q aispellea anq idea that the or~.ginal cony-. cept of District participation in,.refuse collection and dispos aT-would be satisfactory. . 3. Th® County Sanitation District Act is presently ambiguous about- the power of the District to make r, ~ Di~e'ctars - ~ - December ~3, 195+ short teem taorrowings and the.: District bond counsel is reluctant to sanction short farm District borrowings w~iich can b® discounted at banks. The proposed new. Section t~7b4.1 will enable the bond counsel. to sanetian :such borrowings ~ ` greatl~r facilitating the Districts open at3.ons~ in particular those which are jointly owned. Should the enclosed amendments be enacted into law,~the discretion of the directors of a cQUnty sanitation district will. determine whether the district shall engage in refuse transfer and disposal. Should the district resolve so to do any political subs d~rision,.all or part'of which is located in a county sanitation. district having„ a M~:preseritavive on the dis~~rict board of .directors,. shall, upon request, be excluded from the proposed refuse transf®r and disposal system to be operated and maintained by the district, .These amendments tl~erefore a~.low each ci+y a.nd the county to carry forward-with refuse collection, transfer and disposal activity in. the manner .and extent it choose s Heretoi'ore there have been arguments voiced at direetors~ meetings both for and against the equity of an ad valorem tax for refuse collection and disposal. Please note that-under the pro- posed amendments-the county, or a citylocated within acounty:. sanitation district,may assess the cost of refuse collection ~.n any manner .it desi~~es, whether it engages in this activity with its own forces; with a private contractors or under agreement with a county sanitation district, Only the cost oi' transfer and/or_ disposal of refuse will be assessed on an ad valorem tax bssis. It is respectfully suggested that:any :thought of a service , charge to be assessed by the District for .transfer and disposal of refuse be dismissed at this t~.rre and considered only at a later. dater should experience in operating under the new legislation so, warrant. if there are any ob~actions•to the proposed amendments orr any suggested chxnge:x cr deletions, kindly forward them within five days of the c~a:te of t;?~sis le~tsr to the Joint Administrative Office a~ the above add.rass. Prompt act~.on is essential because of the necessity of placing these amendments i.n the hands of a . sponsoring Senator ar Assemblyman prior to the end of this month.. Very-truly yours, AMR ~ EA. A M ~tawn + Ch~.ef Engineer and Attachs. - Amendments to General Manager California Health .Safety Code cc -City Clerks of District Cities cc County Clerk of Los Angeles.. County- ~ ADDED SECTION•TO HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE, 47b4.1 RELATING TO TEMPORARY BORROWING BY A COUNTY .SANITATION .DISTRICT The People of the State of Californ~,a do enact as follows: . r Section 1. Section 47bl~,I is added to the Health and Safety Code,. to read: 47bt~.l. -The di~tr,i'et- may issue temporary::- . negotiable ,notes which shall be general obliga» bons of the district papable-from revenues and taxes in the same manner as bonds of~the district; provided, however, that ..the total aggregate .amount of said notes shall not exceed ane pex cent of the assessed variation of the taxable real property in the. district, or if said assessed valuation. is not obtainable, one per cent of .the. county auditorts estimate of the assessed valuate' t~.on of the taxable real property in the district evidenced by his certification; and provided, further, that. the matur3.ty of sa~.d notes shall not be later .than three years from their datep s586 AN ACT TO REVEAL' -SECTIONS 4741, 4741.1,: 4741:x, 4741.3, 474:.4, 4T4~.5 and 474x.6; AND ~TO AMEND SECm~O~~, 4740.,' 474, 4748; ens 4~~.5 AND To ADD. NEW SECTIO~s 474z~ 47~.,. 424.. 474.3, 4741,4, 474i:5~ 474.:6,' and 474..7 The Pe op l.® of tY~e State of Ca~,ifox~nia do enact as follows: section I~ Sections 474., 4241: 474.:2; 4741:3; 474x:4, 474x•5 and 4741:6 of the Health and Safety cone are repealed. Sectari 2 Section 4740 of the ~Iealth ar~d Safety. Code Qmerided, to read: Sect3~on 4740: The district may acquire by g3.ft purchase; cond.emnatian, or otherwise, in the name of ,the district, and own; control., manage, and dispose of any interest- ih. real, or personal property necessary or convenient for the canstruction, main- tenant®; and operation of a sew®rage system and sewage disposal or treatment plant, or ~-~e~t~se , . ee~~e~e~~e~-e~~~»~~spese~~a~~~ie~n~er~~-~e#1~ a.rpft~se ~rana~ fer..and or dis osa s stem. As used in this art~.cle "refuse" shall include all of the fo~.low3.ng: (a) animQl, fruit and vegetable refuse; (b) offal; (a) lea~res and cuttings, trimmings from trees; shrubs and grass; (d) inorganic refuse and rubbish; (e) garbage,• (f) d~nything .thrown away as worthless: s586 ~ erl •P. I .Section 3. Section !~7l~2 of the Health and Safety Code is amended, to read: Section ~,7~.2. It may 3ain with any other district, city. or other governmental agency in. ' the construct~,on, maintenance; or operation of a sewerage system or sewage disposal or treatment plant, or a refuse ee~~e~c~~en trans per and~o~,r, disposal system,. either within or without the dis~ trict, ar so loin for any combination of these pur- ' poses, but no sewage disposal or tr®atment plant shall be constructed or maintained in any city not in the district, except by consent granted by the unanimous vote of the governing, body of the city. Section t~.. Section 47.8 of the Health and Safety Code is amended,to read: Section 471~8~ The district board shall, by rem solution, employ one or more sanitation engineers to make a survey of the problems of the district concerning sanitation°and especially with reference to the matter of sewage collection treatment, and disposal. The resolution shall direct the engineer ar engineers to prepare and file with the distr~.ct bos:rd of the district a report setting forth: {8~ A general description of existing faciliti`as for sewage collection, treatment, and disposal, or a general description of existing facilities for -2 's~8b ; ~ re~K~r~wc€~~~ee~c$~en~~~breez~mori~~gi~e~~»~~e~ge~e~~; nor be~h refuse transfer and or dia osaZ "car both., (b) A general degcriptir~n Af the w?~rk proposed to be done to carry out the objects of the district,. (e) A general plan and general specifications of the work.- (d) A general description of the property , proposed to be acquired or damaged in carrying out- the work. (e) A map showing the-boundaries bf the district and in general the ~.ocation of the work pr oposed,to be done, property taken or damaged, and'any- ether information useful to an understanding .of the pro- posed work. • (t') An estimate of the cost of the proposed work. . Section 5. Section 1741 is added to the Health and S afety Code,to read: Section ~.7I~1. • Tt may acquire, construct .and. complete within or without the`distriet, sewage collection, treatment and dispesal works, including sewage treatment plants, outfall, intercepting, • collecting and lateral sewers, pies, pumps.,. machinery, easements,. rights of way, and other works,• property or structures necessary or convenient•for sewage collection, treatment and disposal. Ne-such sewerage system shall be constructed, maintained, ~.~f3~ or operated in any city not in the district except by consent granted by the unanimous vote of the governing body of the city. In addit~m it may acquire lands and acquire and construct refuse transfer and/or dispasal facilities within or without the district, and it may maintain and p~erate within the+ district boundaries a syst~m- fdr transfer and/ar disposal. of refuse; provided, however,.that such. system shall not include "refuse collection" defined herein as the house to house pickup ~f refuse or any. part thereof ,and its trans-~ portatiom to a suitable~place.f or transfer and/or disposal. Section 6. Se.etion 4'~~.l.;l is added to the Health and Safety Coda, to read: Section Lf.'lt~.l.l. A district board desiring to construct, maintain and operate a refuse transfer and/or disposal system within or without the district in addition to its sewage collection, treatment and disposal system shall adopt a resolution of its intention to dA so. The resolution.-shall contain-the following: (a) ~A statement of the intention to construct, maintain and operate a refuse transfer and/or disposal system; (b) A statement that in the absence of any - exclusion as~ provided in Section 4'j1~.1.2 hereof, the boundaries of the proposed refuse transfer g586 F~ ~ and/or disposal system shall coincide with the existing district boundaries, (c) The name of the county sanitation district proposing to construct, maintain and operate said system; . (d) Instructions to the secre-tart' of .the district board to deliver within ten (10) days after the passage of said resolution of intention .a certified copy thereofto the governing body of each political. subdivision having representation on said district board. (e) A statement that any political subdivision having representation on the district board may be excluded from said system. and relieved of all Liability in connection therewith .upon complying with the provisions of Section !}711.2 hereof, Section 7. Section !}71.2 is-added to the Health and. Safety Code,to read; Section 4741.x. That portion of apolitical. subdivision ],ying within a district and having representation on the district .board of directara, shall, be excluded from. the proposed refuse, transfer and/or disposal-system and shall not b® liable for any coat incurred by said ctistr3ct in acquiring, constructing, operating and maintaining such system, provided-that the governing body of said political subdivision within 90 days after passage 5586 of the rasolution of intention by the district to form such system, delivers to said district a certified copy of its resolution r®gsting exclusion from-the proposed refuse transfer and/or disposal system. . Section 8. Section ~.~41.3 is added to th® Health and Safety Code,to read: Section 4`~41~3. At the expiration of n©t less than ninety (90) says after adoption, of the resolution of intention to construct, maintain and operate a refuse transfer and/or disposal system, the district board may,. in its discretion, adapt a reso~.ut3.on d®claring the system formed or may rescind its resolution of intention to form said system and declare all prior praceedinga in connection therewith void. . Section 9. Section 47.1.4 is added to tha~Health and Safety Code, to read: section 4741.4. The board of directors bf a county sanitation district shall be the same for all district purposes, activities, and objectives whether.for,collection, treatment and disposal of aewag~ or the acquisition and operation of a refuse transfer and/or disposal system and no director shall be excluded from the board of directors because the political subdivision which he repa~esents on the board has excluded itself from the said refuse transfer and/or disposal system. s586 ~b- ~ Sect3.an 10.E Section ~.'~41..5 is added. .to the Health and Safety Code, to read; Section 4741.x:. When a refuse .transfer and/or disposal. system is established by a district pursuant to the provisions of this article,-the district shall comply with the provisions of Section 54800 to 54903, inclusive, of the Government Code by furnishing a statement and map or plat to each assessor whose roll is used for the levy as provided in Section 4815 of the Health and Safety Cods and with the state board of equalization, showing the transfer boundaries of said refuse/and/ar disposal system. Section ll. Section 4741.6 is added to the Health and. Safety Code, to reads Section 4741.6. Subsequent to the establishment and institution of a refuse transfi®r and/or disposal system within a district, any politicaY subdivision within or without the district may contract with .the ds•~ rice for the collection of refuse as def9.ned in Section 4741 hereof; provided, however, that such agreement shall require full reimbursement to the district of all casts incurred by it in the collection of refuse origina~ing within such political sub-- divisian. Any political subdivision or portion thereof not included in a county sanitation district may contract with.a district for the transfer and/or disposal of s586 .~7.•. ~ ~ ~ ref use;, provided, however, that. such agreement shall require reimbursement to the district of all costs incurred by it in .the transfer an~I/vr disposal. of. refuse originating within such po1~3,:tical' subdivi~~ion, This section shall constitute authority bg.ether a county sanitation district, city or other political subdivision to enter into a contract with a county sanitation.distri.ct for the collec:t3on, transfer and/or disposal of ref-use., Section 12.3 Section I~7~.1.,'~ is added to the Health and Safety Code,. to read:. Section 4~41,.'j,M, Adis=trice board- with the consent of the governing body of any-political subdivision having representation on the board of directors may by resolution-amend the boundax3.~es of the refuse transfer and/or disposal s~rstem to -the extent of including therein all of that portion of said political subdivision lying within the boundaries of the sanitation district. Section l3,_ Section 481 of the Health. and Safety Code-is amended,, to read: Section 4815., Yn any year, at least 15 days before the first. day pf the month in which the board of supervisors , of the c ounty in which the district- is .located, is required by ~.aw to levy. the amount- of taxes required. by law-for county purposes, the district. board m~e~- ah~l furnish to. -the board of 5586 ,.g_ ~ supervisors a written statement of the amount nec®ssaryi a) to ma~,ntain, operate, extend, or repair any work or improvements of the district, for the collection treatment and dia,~?~os~xl df s~ewa~e e4~1Hi~Wi ~IAI TIWMIN and to defray all other expenses incidental to the exercise of any of the district ~s powers, e, x~e, th amounts e.es_sar to ac uire~ construct anaintain and erate a_refuse~ transfer a_d or dis osal s ,stem and an other~ex ®nses'incidental to the o eraton of said s stem and b to ac airs, construct o erate end mainta3np an ..work or `im ravement f the distrc'~~ for a refuse transfer and or dis osal s stem, and - : ~ . the board of supervisors of the county shall, at the time and in the manner of levying other county taxes levy ,separ_atel~r and cause to be collected a tax upon the taxable real property in .the district, based upon the last equalised assessment-roll of the county sufficient to pays ,~1) the post of maintain~.ng, operating, extending ar repairing a;ny work or improve- meats of the district for-the collection treatment ?1- A I !~R il~ifil ~ Sl Ollpl1~11 ~ lilq~l4ii I ~ i1~1+~1 1 f 1 II X11 - ~MeI~PM4 - a dl d~s,~,~os~~a1, of_ sewage and of defraying a].l other expenses incidental to the exercise of any of the . . A , , districts powers except, those re3~atj.n~ to th® acquisition ' construction' o eration an"' d maintenance of a refuse transfer and ar dis oral ~ stem and 586 -9 _ „ ~ the cost of ac uri cons-tructin o eratin and mainta nin ,_.s~tend3 or~re airin refus® transfer .and or dis' osaT s stem rovided --the said.. . latter. lev shall' bef made onl an the real... ra ert ],ocated in_ said refuse' transfer and ar ~d.is :Deal: s .stem, s586 -lo- COe~NTY SANIT>iTION DISTF~~i`CTS OF LOS .ANGELES .COUNTY 2020 BEVERLY BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 57, CALIFORNIA - A M RAWN TELEPHONE CHIEF ENGINEER AND GENERAL MANAGER ~r~ DUNKIRK 4-1281 September l3 ~ 1954 F3.le No, ~l«~~20.2010 To the l~?ayor and .City Council of Vernon, City Hall Vernon, California Subjects Discharge of Uncontaminated Waters. to Sewers ~entlemenr Decent months have shown that there is an increasing en~ craachment upon the capacity of -trunk seweY~s by cooling waters; this, coupled witYz the trend in the ear condt3.oning field wYrich strongly indicates a rapid increase in the number of ai.r~ canditianang units being used in homes, commercial establishments, and industrial plants, mates it advisable at this time to re-emphasize the importance of a close adherence to a policy which excludes cooling waters from the sanitary sewers The Sanitation Districts of Los. Angeles County have mainw, tamed as policy since 1925 the necessity that uncontaminated waters-not be discharged to sanitary sewers, This palicy is requisite because sanitary sewers ~.re designed to carry domestic, commercial, and industrial wastes but da not have. capacity sufficient to conduct storm waters or uncontaminated waters discharged from egoling systems. Recent developments in the air conditioning industry indicate .that. the smaller un~.ts (rated from fractional horsepower upward to about horsepower) may be effectively and efficiently ai,r-coaled without the need for water cooling, Industry representatives feel that this trend ~s we1,1 established and will continue because of the freedom from main- tenance and Tower cost of installation enjoyed by air-cooled a3:r cor~ditionir~g units„ In units of 5 horsepower or larger- it becomes economical to utilize water cooling for the refrigerant condensers; however, this may only be done 3f conservatiota of water is practiced. through use of cooling tourers or evaporative condensers, Because of these facts, it appears desirable to reaffirm the A~.stricts~ policy governing the discharge of cooling waters to the sewer. S.»Z54 i 7.'he Distra.cts~ statement of policy is as follows. "Storm waters or uncontaminated waters of any origin are not considered appropriate far discharge to the Distr3,cts~ trunk sewers". For those cooling systems which utilize Gaoling towers or evaporative coolers, the Districts' pol5.cy states further, "Blaw~•dawn or bleed from cooling towers or other evaporative coolers, equalling not more than 312 of the evaporation loss {113 of the make«hp) are acceptable in the sewer. Where coa].i.ng is dorms by using only heat exchange without utilizing evaporative cooling, the waste water must not be discharged to the sealer". With reference to storm run-off, the Districtsi policy reads, "Z`he sanitary sewers i.n the Sanitation Districts are net designed to carry storm waters. lndustxd.es must thex~efor8 segregate sewage and industrial wastes from roof and yard run-off with the roof and yard runoff going to suitable storm water ohannels.n Alternative to the disposasl of Gaoling water to the sewer are the followingo 1) D3.scharge to appropriate storm drains or drainage chanr~ls. 2) D~.scharge to a dry well located on the premises, 3) Utilizs.tion of air-cooled units wherever practicable, 4} Uti~.ization of water conservation devices such as cooling towers or evaporative condensers, .from which a ma~cimum of one.•half the eva~ioration loss or one-third of the make-up water will be accepted for discharge to the sewer, This is brought to your attention new as the matter is felt. to be urgent. Xt is requested that you adopt such measures by policy ari ordi.nanee as will enable effective control. to be maintained within your ~urisdiet~,on and that you cooperate to the extent of enforcing the Districts regulation in question. Very truly yours, GC--,~-z'LC..c C:~~ s~ l A M Raven Chief Engineer and General Manager ,F~N1Rs ~'RB x bd ce: City Erigir~rer COI.. QTY SANITATION DISTR..TS ow LOS ANGELES COUNTY 2020 BEVERLY BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 4. CALIFORNIA A M RAWN TELEPHONE CHIEP ENGINEER AND GENERAL MANAGER - DUNKIRK 4.1281 April- 22, 1954 C3.t~r ~1erk ty of Ve pan pity Ha11 ~Terncm, Ca13.f'. Section l~7~0 of the ~iealth and Safety Cade,. Sanitation District Act, reacts, in part s "The governing body of a sanitation district is a board of directors of not less than three n~embe:~~s. The presiding offal.Cer of the governing body of each city, the wholo or part of which is included in the sanitation districts is a member of the board." "~'ha governi.ng body of each city and the board of supervisors shall select one of.i.ts members, other than its presiding officer, as an alternate director to act as a member of the district board in place of the presiding officer during his absence, inability or refusal to act." According to our records, the director and alternate director from your city are as follows: Director ~ Ra J. F°urlg Alternate Birectar - ~ • T~' ow br id. g Your city. is ire Sanitation Tistrict No. 1 If the above information is no longer ecsrreet, will you please send to this affee a certified copy of your Councilts action or election appointing a new presiding officer and a certified copy of the resolution by your govern- ing body appointing an alternate director? If the director and alternate director as listed above are correct, w3,11 you please so v®rify and return the copy of this letter to this office? A stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed for your convenience . The regular meetings of the .boards of directors are held on the second Wednesday of each month at the Districts' Joint Administration Office at 2b24 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles 5'l, California. County Sanitation Disc t~iet No. 2 meets twice a month, its next meeting being April 28, 19s1~• It would be appreciated if the requested information could be received in this office prior to the next meeting of the boards. our t , J R. Post®r JRF: fk Secretary 5-52!>_ --'I,, F ~ , f' ~ J. B. LEONI6,.MAYOR - OPFICERB ' CITY COUNCIL - T. J. FURLONG, CLERK C. H. MAILLIAR D' - ~ ~ F.-G. FRENCH, TREASURER C. W. TROWBRIDGE ~ THOMA9 V. CASSIDY,CITY ATTORNEY `,ytiFORyCA ~ FRANCIS BATES, CITY ENGINEER G. H. ANDERSON - - R. J. FURLONG - - - - ~ 2 ERNEST GILES, CHIEF OF POLICE - - DR. GEO. D. WELLS, HEALTH OFFICER - ar C. B, HUBBAR D, POLICE JUDGE TELEPHONER ~ - ~ - 1 _ F. H. DONNELLY~ FIRE CHIEP CITY CLERK LA FAYETTE 8878 - - s POLICE DEPT. " ~ 8884 A~ r~o~n,gos _ ~ HASKIN3 & SELLS, AUDITORS ENGR. DEPT. ` 0948 ~ 1'1 rou G. A. ANDERSON, DEPUTY CITY CLERK FIRE DEPT. KIMBALL PSZP ; CITY HALL - - 49os SwNrw FE AvENUE IN REPLY REFER TO: _ ` ~ Oc tob ®r ~3 s 191-? .`~Qf.. Files; ~-C'-8 -F4 FIonorabie City Council. 1-P-2.0 City of Vernon Vernon, C:alifnrnia_ Gentlemen: , Fursu.ant to your instructions. a left®r was address.c~d, under date of Mag 1:2, 19~}-7, to 'Mr. A.. ~I. Rawn, Chief engineer anal General Tanager of Los Angeles County Sanitation 1~istricts, requesting ghat he survey the situation and advise us regarding the possible .annexation to a County ~an3.tation district of an additional area lying within the City of Vernon.- This request was made in response to a petition signed by a substantial representation. of owners of property :lying northerly of Lcss Angeles Rivers The-attached letter from Mr. Rawn, dated the-21st n- stant, suggests, presumably. as an alternative to normal annexa= Lion, than a group of owners privately effeEt a license agree- went with Sanitation District No. 2 for d3.sposal of their indus- trial waste, whereupon they would privately construct the necgss~ry sewers inpublie streets and th®n turn them over to the stole _ownershp and control of the Sanitation 7~istric`t+ He states further that under this arrangern®nt all future connections to the sewer would be made only with consent of the'Di$trict and after acceptance 'of the .proposed-new contributor :into tie association to be formed by the original group+ Mr. Rawn requests the endorsement and ~ansent'of the Officials of Verrian to his proposals as a gre~.imnary requisite f`or presentation by him to the Board of directors of Sanitation district No. I, ' - / - - Honorable Qity Council ` Page Two Qetober 23s 19~t.'7 The report gives none of the inforn~at3:on requested by Vernon with respect to possible annexat3.on of the-area .to a ~~.nitation T~strict. Based upon available data, howe-ver, it is my opinion,that the suggested procedure is an unsatisfactory .alternative to permanent annexation. It is therefore recommended that the letter be filed. Respectfully submitted., , Francis a es, pity :engineer FB/bre ~ . CtV4JlV'FY ~ANITATIQN DI~S i eZICTS O F. L®S ANGELES C®tJNTY ' - ~ ~ZO~.MAF'CE AVENG~ - ROOM 3$O LOS ANGEyLES 15, CALIFORNIA A M RAWN Oc tO A7~r C1 I~~7 TELEPHONE ' CHIEF ENGINEER AND GENERAL MAfJAGER j PROSPECT 4.407 Mr. Francis Bates p~ ~ 2 ~ 1947 C~.ty Engineer City Hall ~r°~ ~~~I~®i~ Vernon, California Dear Mr. Be.tcs: Negotiat3.ons have been going forward for sometime with-owners of industries situated in that portion of Vernon lying seat of the Flood Central Channel for the construction of a sewer discharging into the Bandini Trunk Sewer of County Sanitation District No. 2 and disposal of wastes ~,ri~a~.ng 3.n. that part of the City under the teems of a license agreementp~oviding for a fixed service charge per million gallons, Discussion has. led to the conclusion that those who will use the sewer-for the discharge of sanitary sewage and industriaA waste will pay all casts-involved in its construction and will. d.epogit the estimated charges with.Distriet,lVo. ~ prior to the undertaking cif the work.. It is my understanding that the negotiations fnr the provis-ion of the funds are ~irtnallycomplete and that the money will be in the hands of the District so that the work -may .proceed within thirty days. It is the intention to group-those who are paying for the post of construction intw an association and'then'to effect a license agree- ment for the disposal of sewage and industrial.-waste with such assoc-: iation and'that no others in the area shall be allowed to use the sewer except by et~nsent of Sanitatinn.District No, 2 and the payment of their proportiflnate .share of the service charge, Under these circumstances, it will be necess~.ry for the o~ansrship and control of the sewer pro- - posed to bs construct~ed,in part, in 'the City Qf Vernon and, in part, in Sanitation District ATo. ~ be vested in the Sanitation District and connections to the sewer made only with the consent ofthe Sanitation Dist~ict.and.after the inclusion of the pr©posed contributor in the a;s$ociatic~n ©f which the license. agreement is negotie.ted. Thenec~ssary preliminary to all of these matters is your ens dQrsement and the. consent of the of~'icials of Vernon, following which .the matter, in .its entirety, will be submitted tca the Hoard off' Direc- tars of Sanitation District No. 2 far their concurrence and approval, if that is their decision. Will you please expedite action upon this matter-and advise me within the next week or ten-days of your decision. Yaure eery ly, AMR:EA - A M Rawn 1 cc: Mayor J. B, I,eonis Chief Engineer and. Mr, A. P, Hants _ General. Manager ~U~.1N'TY . ~AN~"~'A,"I'~C~N . C~~~TI~ICT a~ ~~s ~.auN~rY 1206 MAP~~AVENU~ - ROOM 330 - ~--R6 A,:NGQL~B ~S, ~rA LII°OfQN IA A M RAWN Te~arHOHC ~~H IEF lSN OINHk12 AN~7Q6r1YpgL MANAQAR PROSPECT AApI gntd'~sr ~.9~7 Mayor and c~.ty ~aur~~iZ Ckty of Vernon C~.t~` H~.11 Vernon , Cal. ~'nxnl~ C#entlemen: ~t the reclue~t,' ar:d Expense, af' a number of industry repreeenta.tivee in Vernon, this office hng mad.P a study of aeWer~e of that pbrtian of tie City of Vernon shown in rod on;Exhibit :hereto ~attgched, ~hru th® fe~c~.l.ities of County sanitation Distx~,~t Pdb.:2 cif L©~ An~elee County. The area under c~on~i.clera.tian' camprls®e X24 sores within the City aP ~ Vernon--and...-~ ama11 firs.ct oi' uni.ncorpor~-ted territory r~lmoat complete~.y `sttrrour~d.e8 by-th~~i~y, The ttrP~a ~:'~es north of the Loa An~e~.e~ Diver, youth .,of the ..:south bc,und~.ary of the .City of Los Angeles, and east of 7.ine para.l:1 el to rind 700 feet east of Soto street. The territory under consia.sr~tian slopes south'ee,sterly a'~ a.botzt ~,~6~ ar ~0 ~'~et ner mile and.,: €~ince it l.s bauns3.Pd an the south by the L,o$ Angeles Flood Control Ch~~nnal. - thin prPCltia- ink a southerly outlst the l:ag3.ca.1. course of sewer~~;e appears - to be easterly Co ,~unct-ion with the Pxieting ~3andini Trunk ~E'L+fElx" ~.n nistrict Nn. The aria tributary to the Ba.ndini. Trunl~ Sewer to llie- trlet No: ~ and in th~.t _portic?n of the City' of Vernon under con-- sider~.tiori i4 ghc~wn on .Exhibit 2 as Parcels 1 to 6, tne.luc~i.ve; - Parcels 1., ?end bein;~ within the V©rnon Ctty limps. F'a11ow- - -ink; id a discus~3~.on of each of -the three drains-g~' are.ae lying _ _ within tie City. Aret~ No. 7., Exhibit 2, comprises approximately £~l ~:cre~a with a present e'gt~_rna.ter~ average rate of flow of Oo~~47 t~1.C~-. anc~ ~+n E~1t1.I11~tPd average rate cif flow by 1967 of 0,~~~~ M,Q, The sa-nitr~ry .q-nd induetrl~~1 drAlnaR;e frofn this sr~e~ 1.ndic~~tee a- va.ri•sble acidity, 1n a.1.1 cases, too high for ad.m9 sstan to the Dtetr.tcts' trunk. 9ew~'rr~ge system without prior neutr,~lization. Area. No. 2 comprises about ]..14-~ r~cr~fl. St hoe an estt- muted present average rr~tt~ of f1.o~~r of 0,1.9 M~G,r~, ~.~nd ern sett- . muted ~?verf2ge flow r~s of 1967. of 1.07 M;G,I). Curr^entl.y, the - wa:3te from Area 2 is m~~inly indtzetrial, orig;ln~~tLng in tine Fi7_-- trol. Cor.r~oratton, with Nome damest~.r, ur~~ster~ from l~'iltx`ol a.nca Pennzoil employees. The FL)_trol wastes fire hlg~ily ~r,i~~ anc?: 1 \yY ' - .May~r anti City Council October' 2~, 197, P~~.r,e 2 must 'oe neutr~ lined bF:fore ~dm:ieeion to the 7istricts' system. The neutr~=.lined w~:ste4 will cont~.in a heAVy precipitate which wild require ~-re~.t velocities in the: sewer to a.vdid gettlln~, in regard to -the Filtrol CorporP tion waptee in Area 2. .These are now being hauled. by tanl: truck ana emptied into a manhole in the district No, 2 sewer, Velocities in thle sewer vary from 2',2 to 3.4 r , P. S. .and. the rate of flow from 2.? to i~3.u,~,, under. all of which clrcumstanceQ, there ap- pegs to be no. difficulty in trsneportaticn of the heavy Fre-~ cipitate. -Eetima.ted ~*elocitie~s in the B~ndini Trunk Ana the extensir~n proposed to Serve the terr'tory in Are~~B 1 ~~nd 2 will be about 2 k,. P.S.; probably eufi'icic :t to tran~po.rt the preci- hitate ~~ith s moderate amount of cLer~nin~; ford tYie first few yen rs . Area No, ~ comprises Abolzt 195 acres with a.n eetimr~ted • present average rate of flow of 0.10 M.u~.D, anc~ a.n estimated r~vera.~;e rite o~ flow- in 1 6 of 1_.l!-_l 9 7 ~ ~~~G.~. Sew~~e _from this ;area is currently cior~e;;tic wr-~ste~ from rail.ro:^d employees. • ~~iost of tt~e 'area is used for trRClc~i~e and.. ~daition of tr;e Banta k'e RailroF~d Fnci it9 continuec'~ use -for this p~arpoAe wF e coneiderea in eetimatin~ the'. 196-? .flow, Sew3~•e from Area. No: ~ k°otild enter the Banciini works ht bonnie Reach ~la.ce and t3P:ndir~i Boulevard thru a .central m~?nufacturi:n~; d:let.ri.ct setirer recently constructede It ie anticipated t'r~«t ~rF~as 1_, ~ ~:n~~ 1~ ~a111; pror~bl:y continue to be ind.ustria.l: with 11t.tle or no residc~;tia.l. populR- tion. If' eewer~~~=;e i~ to be provided for . tre a.reft, ~ it is ree~son- able to assume that a number of~wet type industries m~,y be at- trFCt,ed to the arer:, ~3a~ed upon this assumption, the estimated a:vera~;e daily flaw ~a or 1967 was taken a t 016 c . f , e,, per acre . Current ."lotrs were determined by conein.eratiori ~f ea.r.h industry, plus an r~lloar~:nce of 50 CY.P,C.P,L~, for eF.ch employee i. n. the a:res, Summ~_ri.z,in~, for the three 'areas it is indicated: that the present average rate of flow will be 0,651 P+L.G;D< and that by .196~,thie w111 have incre~;sed to' 3,071. M,G.D. ~vera~;e a.nd ?+,~g6 M.is,ll, maximum rate. The maximum dai`I.,y rate of flow as of -1967 hus -been used .n estimatln~; the size of pipe 'required to serve the area anci, in the ~lesi~n, the pipe is eet,lma.ted to flow afirec;-fourths full at ~seak flow, Oonstructi`on of the line connects Areas 1 a,nd 2, to the westerl:,y end o'f tYie Bandini Trunk Sewer..-and involves installation of 2h19 fe~;t of 21-inch diameter pipe; -°3100 -fFF~t-of-l~=finch diame-terpipe and-1,000 feet of l~j-~ Inch dlamcter pipe o All. pipe-would : be vitrified _clay and pipe;. ie av~ilA~hle for tr:iP cdnstruction immediately, iP ar?sired, by tranefPr from other orders. TY1E:" ooet of the e;etensj.on is eet1= mated at ~~?-7,00 r,lus X7,000 en~ineerin~ and contin~ehcie~, a total of ~54,OOOe t~, - Mayor and. City Counci_1 October 2g, 197 PF ~e 3 " The Bt~ndini Trunk Sewer ie not of su~'ficient eize to cax•rv X11 of the ee~~a~~e from Areas 1, 2 And ~ se ~~ell as from Areas 5 and E for al.l time Sn the future, and sometirrte be-_ tween now and 1~E7, it .will be necees~ry to construct a re- li:eP sev,~er pa.ral.lel to the Banciini Trunk ~+nd extend].n~~ to the District 2-Main., The coot of this sewer is estimsted at X59;_250 p]_u:~ ~~,900 enc;ineerin~ a.nd_ cantin~errcies. The" total is ~6n, 15U. , TYIe coat of this relief sewer would, c.~f neceaRity, ' have. to be borne, by the terr. story in Areas 1, ~ and The coat of trunk aewerf+~e tref~tment ant outfall fac7_li=' ties afforcYed Yiy :3anitatian District No, 2 ire rFCkoned at ~q~,596 nPr U.GeD, cRriftr.,ity. These coats, are based upon work. already c.anstructed anti. rAid -for .and thRt wi:i_ch is to be rnzilt in tYie in'iineci~te future. Bond. for the canetructian oaf most of the District No. 2 system-were vgted a_nu sold in 1925 and 22 yearn of their 40- • yeas life has expires e The territory in -Areas 1, 2 anc~ ~ would be required to mP.ke up the back. taxes which ~;rould hFVe keen phi by -this -area ha.c'~ it been a. part of the Dietrich since 195. . This item am aunts to ~114,2~5. Based upon past t,,,x experience in Sarritatiori District Nae 2 and an estirnate of ti:e a:sae~eed valu~~tion of ArE~as l,'?_ and 4, avera~;ea for the ~~~-;are 1947 to 1965, indicFtes that future' taxes in the amount of ~C7U, 000 could be collected and applied, to bond interest an~_ redemptions Sunrnari2in~;, it is eRtimated that the purcha.ae of ca.pa_- city rlglits for an E.ver~:~;e dP,ily .flow of ~.Q71 M,G.;~.- in the sew,af~;ep.Itreatment plant a.nd ~utfall a.nd for peak d~.ily capacity - of 4e3-~6 ~.MeLTeD. rate in the trunk sewern~e syetem~ leRd.in~~~- to -the treatment plant will cost the areas unaer can$ideraton 41,770, from wraith might be deducted the eetima:te~ futux•e ..tax co7.].ectj.ans for interest and sinking fund of ~70,10U, leaving a remFinder of p~4~,670, To this-latter amount must be added ~l2?,150~which is . the cost of constructing; a ;connection to the Bandini `Txv.nk Sewer " and of pe.rfll.lel.ln~r the latter to a function with the pistrict No. 2 Main,. reeultin~ in a total coat of X470, ~?_G to be p€~.ld to County.Sanitation.District No. 2 in order to provide immediate annext~tion thereto, Several methods for financing have been proposed. The one which appears moat satiAfPctory is for the intere~eted induP- trieE to immecl.iately rniae~54,000 €~nd cangtruct connection to _ the Dand_ini Trunk. Sewer, following which Areas 1, 2 anr'.. 4 would or~~;anize into some sort of special district ana: raise. the remain- • ing~ sums.. over a period of years -foll.ow.in~ ~~Pyment to the D].atrict _ of wY~ich trio area would be F~nnexec~ t,o District Nc. 2 and there- 1 j. ~I Mayor and City .Council (7ctober 2~, 19+7 Page ~ after function e4 a part of the larger dietrict> Tree alterna.- tive to this course of Pction would be fir the interested Brea. to raise tY,e money immed.iately~, complete tY~e annexation proce¢d- inge and, trereafter, function as part of the lamer d~.stricte As an alternative to the foregoing; ~;enerp7. plan of eek~era.~;e, this offj.ce i4 willing; to recommend, to the Board of Directors tt.at follouring c onetruction of the line connecting to the Ba.ndini Z'runk,8ewer to be built at t'r~e cost of the in- dustries in Areas 1, 2 and: 4, or the ownerp thereof, to receive tre sewerage frog the area into tY:e 3andini Trunk and , there- nfter, treat and. d~.epose of it aA District eewa.p,~e, asaesein~ the. areas a Aervice charge of ~~35 per million ~;fllona oP sewage or industrial waste so taken anti disposed of. Under this letter plan, .the District would e~:ecute a 11- tense o~rreeme~nt, permitting the arFa the u.~e of .excess capacity in the District lines so long as sucxl excess capacity remains, but not conveying any right, title., or interest in or to any of the District fr'cilitj.ea to the areas in question, Under the rental a7_terna~tive, it would be required that tithe to the line, to be constructed by Areas 1, 2 and be vested in the.-Sanitation pietrict with fu11 coxitrol there~~f by the District, un~~er whicr~ circiirzetr~nces, it would be po4gible for the District to contract with the financers rind users of the line as an ~~ssociation and agency responsible for the p~y~nent, monthly, of the service charge, The license agreement.could be so drawn ae to be termin~~ted by either party or by mut~ar=1 consent .fit any etoted time or intervals Within the past three months County Sanitation District No. 1, which includes ~ pert of the City of .Vernon, h~zs mf~de available the•: sum of ~l0,000 for an investigation `of, .ant'{ report upon, sewerage facili'tiee nePdec~ in that District in the immediate future and a re-~.esi~;n of the system to care for the eew'era.ge needs-until complete saturation of the <-area. In this connection_ sewerage of that portion of-the City of Vernon thru lines p.ro- posed to be,constructed in District 1 is, at the request of the ~ Vernon Mayor a.nd City Engineer, likewise being investigatede It 1A s:nticip,~~ted th?t this report wi].1 be oomplete within the next two or three weeks and thAt whe it-ie presented to the Board, it may offer the City of Vernon a.n A.~tern~ti.ve to cYlepoAfal thru the. system of the City of hog Ange7e9 more acceptable than thAt pre gently. employed, iJnc,er suah circusstances, it appears a.dvis- able for the territory in Areas 1, 2 end 4 to proceed with ne~;o- tiation of a license agreement with District No, 2 fo.r the use of excess capacity in that Dietrict'r~ lined and to build a .'line a.. , Mayor £~nd City Council October 2~, 1947 ~'a~e connecting; Areee 1 -and- ? o .the Bandini Trunk: there~fte.r Vritn all poeflible dl.spr~tcn~ The. ~3oa.rd of DirectorE3 of District No~ 2 have alregdy expr'eseec~- approval of such T~rocAelure, if it iG wanted by the City of Vernon It willl_ be greRtly :~pnreciaten if this who1.~ question will be reviewed and yYrar deciginn end wished in the matter m~tade kno!•an a.t your e~rl~ ccnvenPncee We will be ver~~ hF~_pp,y to discuss the c7ueeti.on in :~..t° entirety ~'it"i your City ~:,n~~;~.neer ( to whore a copy of this letter .and report is beinfr Bent) at his er-xrly c~nveniencEo " YOUrR very tr.~uly, M Ramon Chief En~zinePr and General Mana~;Pr AMK e Et: Enclo uz;e c c: Ni.r , i~ r,^ n c j. r~ i~Fa t e s City E,n~~~ii~~;Fr hf Vernon r r ~ ~ Y ~ racy~p~c N ecvv. ~ ~ ~ Q : ~ ~ [JN/r3N BAG/F/C~~T~ ~ ' AI/F. ~~j ~ ~t ~ ~ .e 7-,,.r ~ L, /l. 601+9 ^ ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ JP / ~ K ~ ~ y < ~ ~ ~ ~ - 1 _ ~ r~~e/ y'~~~~I/mss, ~RMP/V . yam/ ~ / ~ ~".~P ~ t t ~`/~/~i~ By 4, ~ ter' ,C,~/// ~ ie tl \ ~ r V ~ e~Y P r ` f Rt//TGAMP ~ ~ I ACiF~ ~ , Y } Sz nrQ 1 ~ 4i ST, ~ , . I f_ r ~ i ' rocr3 l y ~ ~ `°j` \ 1 P U \ _ -.lLA(/SO/~/ - - ~ 1 . +r ~ Q ; 6Av'F ~ ~ ~ , .£T, ~ _ _ _ V -w.... ~ ~IR~'A f'~~f'OScC'D T© AN~F.~'~'I~3 S~'ldl~/N !rW Ct?UN?Y ~~NIT/4.TtON D~~Tfi1CT Thip ~ o~ yav nt+rRtik~ CotirarY. rn~~F. ~'Xl.3T/NG QANQ/Nc~ 7~'.Q. Mira JCi1NT.AWM41ylEl7Rh7lVB pP'wIC~ . ~ .PRDPOSEDrEXTE/V5lDN : , r~~a,+ MAP SHOWING A~t~~'~+ ~~C~~`C~~~L~ ~"C.~ ~ i~l~~i~?~~fl T~ ~~l~~I"i~Y Af~II"f'A~"IC~~1 `~t~1'f~i~° N~' . A, M. RARVM CNiEF' I~}/(1'R. AND L3EN'4. M"~'R. _ ~~~~41~~ ~ Y~'.i'~+1A~!._.Q.~G'A__..~, ow~n,irrc+ ~ ~~criv B~' ~ z~Y ~~hfQ~. Att. 3EW.~. /h<.V.~ST/,GAT/O '~~'~4GE[i _ .......-.-9.»-:`--~- ~n . ~ . C~1E~ri~~ ~ ~ , ; . ' .~`,~.~///3/T ~e~ _ . _ - _ 4, ~Q~ _ ~ Q i ~ Q r e ~ ~ W W. - ~ o N Y n LY~1~'/C V'' IL~J~II~ ~~I~~ YP ~P a UN ON PA /F/c ~~C_. V - ELES II ~tiy~ C/TY CJF L05 ANG s ~ -s. - _ ' ~ a mat, V a.;.SN nG; Oh> T , << 2 '~7~ - ~~I; ~ ~ = n r , h Los 3 ~ _ ~ AV . ~ iP O~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; _ _ ' ~o o <6) FR(l/T ~ ND I ~ a Q _ c~rv ! a ~ ~,~~v C/TY ~ Q s i~ a o ~ \ - 9 '~l~ h ~ h _-~~Z~ I`--~` ` ~ ~ COUNTY 5AN/T~T/ON ,O/ST~ICTS I - c - _ O I O ~~~'~'e T -1~~~__~AL-,~~_._ - Avg - \ LOS ANGFG G'S CO/INTY, CAG/f: _ l Cfr`"/CF_ 01~ [H/rF ENGINEER t 'i 'I - ~ 5E{'1/~iP INVES rIGAT/O/V N ~ ~~<zti,dti ~z ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ op~/NAME A.e~ ~ ~ rr~/~ura,ev ~'v%vr: - _ i i ~ ~ ~ `uGTpN 1 TO r3AND/N/ T.QUN,Y _~~GVER . - _~,f-~_ l~y_ QF 11 ; AM .Q.9WN C///EF CN6/NCG F<' - I, .,1- ,`7 ?GV~JO/J _ _ _ ~ ~i' I FA i ST/Nti i .~2UN.k" SF_ N%.`R - ' I F,E'nP0,3EL °X TENS/ON VERNON AREA SE~t/E~.' .NV.EST/GAl/ON ' E5T/MATE"p FLOW FOR /9¢7¢FL~6T l /.3Y pRA/NAGS Ak'EAS ~9 ~ /96.7 .O~PA/N/aG.E ' iY/A?1~.2 NCIMBEROF PQP(IGAT/oN ~~L1.E5T/G' /NOUST.E'/.AG ~ :Y1 A/GY A?~.PAG6 iY1AX.0A/LY VL.~'.46~' ~L1AX. .a.~Ak A~P~A ~L.gNT.3 /N AC72~3 /iV (/NCL.35H/fLS FLOW~AOG~ fGO~Y~.yGpJ ~ f'GOIR/ MGOJ OA/Ly FLO~Y~,NGOJ ©A/LY DA/Ly ~,Y16p A/NAGEAQfA DRAINAGEA:P (.SOGPCD) (SAT. ~SU.v.) FGOIY ~.NONTh'.PUF,Pr. ~LObY~ FLOIY~ ito~ STi7UFFE,Q BEM/CAGCO. 38.8 ¢00 .020 .200 .220 .220 .Z20 ,280 .QG10 r4veSAi°c~c co. 3.& 30 .oo/ ./22 ./23 ./23 y./23 .026 .037 aeE,¢ ca 3. / s4 .002 T oo/ ~ •:002 :022 .032 :pai~~ c°o. / Q ~o :002 ~.oai ' 002 .o/o _ o/S > ~~o c'a~ x /.O 30 .00/ . 00/ t : o o/ ~ .007 .O/O - 1990.4x, FLOW TERN/IQLDEd - Assuareo 77D ,o ooucTS co. 2.6 QO .002 .04/ .002 .O/9 .027 !3E O.O/6- CFS/ACRE NAT/ON.QL _ - ~ - - - ' EA.O CO. ¢ / - ~ ' - _ ` .029` . O¢2 oA b 'co. 9 .086 . /23 'OTHER ,S' - * . /OS :/5O - TOTLlG ; B/.O 600 .028 '.322 .:3~3 .-~Q7 .3:5'© .S8¢ .836 J.17:, 2 neoL g 300 .O/2 ./7S _ .?8T ./87 ./B7 .0$6 .723 /990 MAX FLOW PENNZO/L - - ~ - RSSUA/EO TD /NC._ 6.2 BO - .00¢ .005' - .006 - .009 '.Q¢5 .06¢. cFS/AC,e~ orH~,e /29.9 /moo .oa7 .003 .ood .007 .9Q2 l.3~3 _ T2~T/~G ~ /q8.o 530 .023 `./80 ~ 790 ~ ./99 ..243 7.473' /,530 2./¢D 229.0 //30 .0.5/ .sod .,533 .5Q6 .SS3 /.657 :2366 , 3 C R~~A~ON /6.0 //6 .006• t .OOQ .00.5` .006 .//5 ./6S' - /s9Q MAx FLO ¢/3ov /Z.O /75' .009 .002 .-003 .009_' .O// .087 ./2¢ _ A55UNED 7G 6E _ O.O/S [F5/ACRE OTHE.2 36.0 5'O - .002 - . 00/ .002 :260 .371 TOTAL ~ y4 p 340 .O/7 .009 .O/5 .O/9 .q62 .666 .92¢ ~ 2s3:o /470 .068 .so¢ .5~2 .6'6/ .srz °2.7/9 s.o26 AREA .O.E'A/NE~ 4 BY 26TH- T tY' ' /990MAx F~oW o N/ .t~S A 2/O. O 700 .034 ./OS : ./3S /.Q/y? 2.020 i G. B20 ~~a°~c~rc _2 ~ 2/70 :.3'72 .666 :707 .3.5'33 ..4:0 AREA 3 TWpE - - - ~ - - - 5 STA. io6r3/.8E ~y /o. ~ A.~~Tic L3G~. •0T5 ./B6 ' .234 .308 .¢¢0 :6/,S' /g 9070 GFr0 cc ~ ~ ,/qq _ 30 PEROOA'9 ,4CRE.G . 6.:Q7 •85'Z 937 .'ryVS ~J - TLANTiG 6GV0. I .~¢O . 6/.~ /990 =706.xD E 9T NAVE. - -305 3oFe Acq< /9. O 2 / 70 - .068 . SQ . 6¢7 .852 :997 4 /.5 3.:926 8. Z8 h CC~I.JN'1`Y` SAN("T'A1['1QN DISTRICTS o ANG.~L~S ;GUNfiY 12Q~ MAPLE,AVBNU~ - RbdM 330 F+~Q~ ~Nt3~L~$. 15. CALIFpRN1A A'f+'l RAWPi R 7p~eatloNH CF1{EF HNOINHEIt ANP S3HN 61iAL~MANApER OQ y.~~~~~ ~~1,,~ ~ RROBPECT 4a 01 M~.yor .and City Cot~t~~i~. City .~f V®rnvn V~rhon, C~~,i~'arnia c~en~X~man: At th~a requ®at, and exp®ns~, off' a number of industry r~pr®sents.tivee in Vernon, thi~a office has mad:P a study of sdwerage of that pc~rtian of the City of Vernon shown in red on Exhib~,t 1, here~d attaaht~d, thruthe facilities of County ~e.nit~tion Dist7~~o'~ I~+d 2 of Loe Angeles County. Tl~e aria under oQnsi~.~ratign eomp~ises acres within the City of ~lerz~vn and a ~m~ll tract of" uninaorpor~.ted tFrritary ~lcnpet completely surrounded by the City, 'the area. 7.tee~ north 4f ..the dos .Angeles diver, ~AUth the abut~i boundary of the ,City ;af I.1~s Aei.ee, e.nd east off' a. line para11e1 to and 700 ~'~et asst . of Soto street. .e territory uaader eanaideration slopes south'eaeterly at.a.bout 0,36 or 20 feet ~;er mile and, since it 1s bounded on the. youth by the Los Arige~.e~ F~:ood Control Channel. - thus. preclud- ing a south,erly..outlet - the lo~ica.l cour8e of sewerage appears tQ be ~ea~t~rly t©~ function kith the sxistin~ BAndinS Trun~t S~we~ in District Nc~. Tk~e~ area tributary to the:Bandini Trunk Ewer in Dig- triat Flo. 2 ana in that portion of. the City -nf Vernon under ~oon-- . e~.deratian ie sk~own on ~xh~:bit ~ ae Fare®].s 1 to 6, inc.lueive; Parcels l., 2 ~a,nd ~F b~`in~,; witkzin-the Vernon C1t~r l>imits. Fvl~.ew-` ins ie a. di,scuesipb of :~~ich o~ the three dra.na.ge:` are~g lyin{ within the City. .~ix'ea ~`~~6n. exhibit 2', oompriees a.pproxlmately ~l a.eres ' w~.th ~sxe~ent' estimated e.vera,ge r~.tc~ ai' flow cif 0_P3~7 M•(~,D. ~hd are` eetima~ad ,~v~sz^~ge rate c, f f~:dw by x.967 oP {~.5ffi~ D. , 'the e~.nltary anci industrial dr~.ihage f~o.m this aree. indics.tes a variable acidity, ~.n s~.11 cases, top Y21gh far a.dmission to the Dlstricte'~trunk eewerage syet®m w~,thout prig neutrali~atZono A~.ea, No. 2. cnil~pri~es about sare~. It has an, esti-' mated present average rA'~ie 'r>f~ ~'~.ow off' 0.199 I~.a,A. a,nd an ;eetl- mated aver a ~i.owr a s of 1~6 X73 a. D Currently, : the waste froatrea; ~ 1.s ma~,nl~~r'= ~,nduetrial, ori~i.n€~t1ng ~n the -trot ~c~rporatipxt, with came das~ast~.c w~.ste$ from Filtrol tend. F'ehn~0il ernPlc~yees, The F~.~.trol wa~rtes arv h1gh~-Y said and 4~ .Mayora.nd City .Council: October 2~, 1947 P~~.ge 2 muat be neutralized. before ~ cimi8sioh to the Districts' system, The neutr~~lized ws.atea will contain a heavy nrecipitaae which will, require; ~•re~t velocities in the sewer to avoid eettlinp;. In regard to the F'iltrol Corporation waates in Area 2, Thane are now being nt~ulecl icy tan}t truck anci emptiea. into a manhole in the. Diatrict NcS. 2 sewer, Uc~locities ir, this -sewer vary from 2.2 to ~.4 r . P. S. and: the rate of flow from 2.7 to i~1.~.D. , unc'xer all of :which circurnstt.nces, there. ap- pec~rs to .be no difficulty in tran9portcltion of the heavy Fre- cipitate." Estima'tec_ `•elocitiee in .tlie BPnnini Trunk anc~ the extension propoeec~. to serve the Territory in Are~+e l And 2 will be about 2 l'"<P,S;; i~roba.bl,y suff'icirnt to tran~~port t.^.e precl- pitate with a moderate amount of cleaning? for t'rie fir~xt few . years. Area No, 4 cornpriees aY~out 195 acres with an eatimfated present average rate of flow of 0,105 N:.u,i). anti a.n estimr~ted average rite of flow in 1967 of ]_.~1~ ~~I.G.~. Sew,?~?-e from this ~~rea iF currently c~.o:nestic u<<,stes from r~ril.ro^d emplo~rees. ?Most o.f the Arefz is u:~ed for tray}cf~~e fand_ rdcjtion of tl~;e ~r~.nta Fe Fit~ilroF~c~~ ~..nc;. ita continues: use for -this p~rrpose ti~as considere~c~ in estimating the 196.? flow, Sew~:~g•e from .Ares; 1•?0. ~F would enter the Banairri ~Jorkg Fit ionr~le l~er.ch Flace a.nd i;andir~i Boulevard trrru at cc~ntra]_ rnftnufactu.ri.n~; die.trl.ct sewer. rece-ntly constructed. It 1e anticipates:. tn~.t Are~~a _l,2 <=r.d. ~ will prorr:bl.y continue to be in~.ustriAl. with little or no reeider,t;ia7. popular tion. If aewerf~~re is to Vie' rrc~vided .for tr.e a.ref;~ , it is reason- able to asr~urne that numbf,r of wet tyre lr~ciuetries` may be at- tracted to the are~~ , Ba eed upon thi.4 a sFUr~~pton, .the eatimr~tecl average dally flow of 19.6 wry q taken a t 01.6 c . f . s . per acre . Clzrrent .°l.owa were determined by cone~in.errtior, of eacr industry, p]_ue an a~.l7,owar~ce of 50 Q~.P.C,P,P. for'ef~ch employee in the are--:a Summ~:ri.zng, for- the ti,ree areas it iP indica+ted that the present averF~ge rate of flow will.. be 0.651 M.G, and th~.t by 196 tki:ie will have increr~ sed to 3.071. M p G e D . a.verflg~e a:nd ~.~£S6 M.G.D. maximum rate.. The maximum df~ily rate of f]_ow a.s of 1967 he g been uaed in eFtimating the size of pipe rec~uirPCi to Serve the area and, in the. deaign, the ~%ipe is eatimRted to f'Low thief:-fc~urth9 full at peak f1o~~. Construction of the line connects Areas 1 and ~ to the westerly end of the Bandini Trunk Sewer and involveR ineta7.lation 'of 2619 feet of 21.-i_nch di~:me'ter pipe; 5100 feet of 1~-.inch diameter pipe and 1,.000 feet of 15r inch diameter pipe. All pipe would be vitrified clay: and pipe is ~vei_l.able for tr.1.e conAtruction :immediately, if c~c~Fj:rFCi, by transfer from other orders.; poet of the ex en~i.on is esti- rnated at ~$~F7,000 plus X7,000 engineering; and contingPnciea, a total of ~5~,000,~ { Mayor end C1.ty Councj.l October 2FS, 1947 PF e 3 The Bandi.ni Trunk Sewer is not o.f sufficient size to carry H11 of the aek~a~e from Areas 1 , 2 and 4 a ~ well as from Areas :z, end 6 for a7.1. .time in the future, and sometime be- tween now Fnd ].~67, it wild 1:~e necessary to construct a re- lief sewer paral.le]_ to the. B~,ndini Trunk and extending; to the District 2' Main. The cost of this sewer is. estimated at ~59j250 pl_u^ ~,~,~,90U en-lneera.ng Pnd c_•ontirrgencies.. The tot~~l is ~~6ri, 15U, ~I'Y.e cost of this relief seiner would, cif neceaRit,y, he ve to be borne by the terr. 1. tort' in ArFR ~ 1 , 2 and 4 . The coFt of trunk seweraf:^e tre~~tment and outfa.ll f~ci.li- ties afforded b,y Sanit~~rtion nistrict No 2 are rFCkoned at ~Q~, 596 rer G, ca,?~r~:c;it,y < Treae costs are baPed upon work already constx~rcted anti paid for and: tr,Rt w~zich is to be buj.lt in the irr~,~nediate future. Bonc~~ for the construction of .most of ,the. District No. 2 system were voted a,nd sold in 1925 <~nd 22 years of thel.r 4U- • ,yeas .life ha a ez:pirPd e The terrf tort' in Areas 1, 2 anc~ 1~,. would be required to mP.!ce up the r~ ck taxes which would hFyve bee-,n paid by tYiie area -had it been a. -part of the District since lc??c, This item amc;untR to ;114, 2~~ . Based upon past-tax experience in Sanitation District Nn. 2 tend an estirnate of ti.e asQeased valtaf~tion of Area,; 1, 2 and 4, ~averaYrea for the yearn 1947 to 1965, ind~.cFtes tY~.at future taxes in tre amount of ~7U,000 could be collected and applied to bone; interest ant. redemption, Surnrnari zing; , i.t ie ' e s time ted that the ptircha ae of caps- ' city ri~;hta for an a.ver~,~;P dP,ily flow of: x.071 M.G.J. in the sewr~g;e trEatment plant a.nd_ outfH.ll a.nd for peak d~~ily capacity of 4.36 N.veT?. rate in the trunk aewerf,~•e eystern leRdin~~; to the area tment plant wi17. cost tY~e areas under conaiderr:tion ~41~, 770, from whicr` aright be deducted t}le Petimated future tax collections for interest and ainYing; fund of X70,100, leaving a remFinder of ~34~,670. To thl_s latter amount mu At be added X122,].50 which is the cost of constructing; a connectipn to the Bandini Trunk Sewer. and of par~:l.lelir~r the latter to a ,unction with the District No. 2 Main, reeul.tin~; irr a total cost of X470, ~2G to be pe.id to County Sanitation District No, 2 in order to provide immediate .annexation there toe 5ev~ral methoc_s for finf~ncing have been proposed. The orre. which. ~:ppe€crs most satiPfQctory is for the interested. indue- tried to imrned.ir~tely rrziee X54,000 rind ~onAtruct a connection to true Band_ini Trunk Sewer, following which Areas 1, 2 s.n~_ 4 wou]_d 4 or~~;anize into somF sort of Apecial distr9.ct ana raise .the remain- ins sums over a period of yE~ars fa1.l.ow.in~C pPyment to the Di.atrict of wi~ich the ~nrea would ~~e f nnexed to Diiatrict No. 2 and triere- ~ ~ Mayor Ana City Council October 2~, J.9~7 Pa~;e 4 after function ae a part of .the.. larger clistricte Tree Alterna- five to this course of Action would be for tYie interested P.rea to raise the money imrnec3iately, complete tY~.e annexation proceed- inge and, thereafter, function as pert of the larger districto A~ an alternE+tive to the foregoing; ~;~;nerPl plan of aewera~;e, this offi.cE• ie willing; to rHCOmmend to tYie ~3oard of llirectora tY:at fdllo~~ing .construction of the line connecting to tYie F3andinl Trunk ,Sewer to be built at the coat of the in- duetries in Areas 1, ~ and 4, or the ownFra thereof, to receive the sewerage from-the Prea into the ~a.ndini Trunk And, there- after, treat and. di.spoee of it fl.A District eewap;e, assessing the- Rreas a service charge of ~~~5 per million ~;811one of sewage or industrial waste go taken and disposed. of. Under this latter plan, the District would execute a 11- canes s.~;reement, permitting: the area the use of excess capacity in the District lines eo long ae sucn excess capacity remains, rout not conveying; any right, title, or interest in ~r to any of the District facilit.i.es to the- areas in question.. Unger the rental r:lterna.tive, it would be required that title. to the line, to be constructed by Areas 1., 2 end 4, be vested in the- SfanitFition District with full contr~~1 thereof by the L~ietrict, unrier which circurnatunces, it would. be pogslble for the District to contract with the financorg and users cif tree Line as, an association and e.gency responaihle for the payment, monthly, off' the service char~~e, The ].icen~+e agreement could be so drawn ae to be terminated by either party or by mutu:=1 corigent at' an,y stot~d time or intervals Within the past three. months County S~nitPtion District Nn. 1 , which includes a part of t:~e City of Vernon, h~za made available the sum of ~lO,UC)0 for an inveetigAtion of, flnci report upon, sewerage facilities needed in that District in the immediate futlxre and a re-design of the system to care for the sewerage needs. until complete satur~tigh of the area.. In this connection. sewerage of that portion of`the City of Vernon thru lines pro- . posed to be constructed in District 1 is, ~t the request of the Vernon Mayor a.nd City Engineer, likewise. being invest'iga tad, Tt iA anticip•~~ted that th1.s report wi1.l be complete withj.n thc° next two or three weeks ancz-that whey it ie presented to the Dsoara, it may offer the City of Vernon a.n a.~ternPtive to disposal thru the system of the City of Los Angeles more ecceptab].e than that presently employede TJnder such circumstr~.nees, it appears advis- able:'for the ,territory in Areae~ 1, 2 and 4 to proceed with ne~;o- 4 tiation of a license agreement w th District No, ? for the use of excess capacity in tht~t District's lines and to build a Zne r ~ ~ ~ ~ % Mayor and City Council October 2~, 1947 Page, ~ connecting Areas land 2 to the Handini Trunk thereafter with all possible diepc~tch, The Board of. Directors of District Noo 2 have already expreseeci a.ppraval of such procedure,: if it is wanted by the City of Vernone It will be greatly appreciated iP this whole question will'~be reviewed ar~~. -your decision and wishes in the matter made ©t~n at :your early convenience, We `will be very happy to di~cuee~ the q_ueation in its' entirety with your City Engin®er (to wY~o~ a copy of this letter and report ie being sent) at hia early convenience, Yours very truly, ,A. M Rawn Chief Engineer and General Manager AMRsEA . 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CHIEF EN6IN EER AND GEN €RAL MANAGER PROSPECT -7709 - 1~~ ~ ®e~ ~~~ar 4~' G~~,~ t~.~ V~~nan it Vitas ~.ra~e~.~~ ~~Ly X17. ~~r~ala~i s ~a~. rn~~ qLt ~$~CJ"4~J, ~~u~,~y ~~ra~~~t~~r~ ~~;~~ri ~ l~c~. r~~' why"~h i~~ r~~ V~rrl~rt ~~.~'4ta d.i~s~c~~e~~ off' a~~~~~ ~a~nt~-;~ w~.~~a ~~~~r ~a.~i~~>~t~~rX~~. ~i~ ~~°u ~rr~r~~ ~s~~re~ t~i~ru ~n ~au'~~`~~.'J. tt~n~~~. ~n~ ~ `eru~~'~.11~i ~;c~ P~,r~~.~, d.i~~c~s~~. ~~~t~r~ rat' 3.n par ~~b~~~~~~~ 1r~ ~k~e ~.~t~ ~;~~01 r~~u~.~~ tq era ~ m~~~ ~ af' o~Ge~t~:~r~ a~.~r~~'~ ~~~rat~~hm~x~t t~p~t~, ~~t~l~~~~. pl ' ~ n~~ar° I~~r~~r nQw ~~'a~ . ~ac~~~c~. ~r~1~.r~ ~y pu~aia~~~ ~a~" ~~.c~~.~~,ar~~]. acr~r~~~ ~~Iraun~~~~~ ~x1 ng ~l~x~t ~Ca ~.ac~ompli~~a ~,t ,~~7~ent~t~.~r~l.~? d~l~ire~ t~ di~~r~ t~on~tx~~~t~c~n ~'ra~d~ ~'x~m tYz'`~ ~a u~ec~ ~.n ~r~~:~r~m~nt ~nc~ ~~~~:~?~~an pf the ~~~~t~ ~ ply " f~a~.~:t~~ ~n~ 'G~ ~'u~~~:~r~t~ tike ~,A:v~rt~r~.. ~'und~ ~~t~ ~n ~r~t~ k~~rr~~r~~+~~.~in~ f'rnm ~f ~r~li~'tax~~~~.r~ ~3.~.a~~»- t~~ar~~ ~ s. ~'~.~a~.1.~t~.e~'~ ~nc~~r :~s~1m~:~.y ~9.~~. Ira. ~C1 ~ t~l~~+,,p~~r , ~~~:tu~~~ ~~.~~.~`arx~~~;9 ~~ttk~ ~~~s~.i~n k'~,r~~~t~ xt,r$. ar~~n~, ~l~.t~~~,~~t~n~ l~raci:r~x' t~~ ~rarzs~ru~~~.Qr•~ ~r~d ~m~~,®~rt~~~,t ,A~~ ~~.b~ 6a~ w~r~ ~na~~ t1~ ~i,t~,~ ~n~ Gaun~i~1~ ~~1~~ raaG ~~.r~.~t~~i~r~ ar ~i~~a~:~ ~~b~~~ ~,~~~a~:~~ ~r cnr~c~r;~t~ana, A~c3~, ~S"p~~,~.~~f aak~~~r ~~c~1~1.~an ~ t~.err~n~`a tYaa~~ ~ ~~.t ~1' ~f~~l>!'1~,~ fl3~,~ xe~i~'1~Y7 ~~l~ ~~r~.1 pX~ ~f ~a~~ ~C~2~~ t'~~~.G~ce~~~ ~+t3 .~i.*i Lo c~9;k~~:r ~~~~r~imc~n~a~. ar ~.~~r~.a~ t'ar ~h~ of ~ucYa ~n~~x filkt~ t~~~~ off' a ",~r~i~n~ o~vs~~sr~~~.~o m~~~,~~~~rzt end" a~~~~'~~.c~n a~a~ri~~an~xat, w~i~k~ ~.~3 i~tr~~'~~ tr~.'~~~ar~ ~h~ " ~~~~+y.~.~r~ ~~~y ~~w~yy~~~'~~~p:~~~i~nyy~yn~~y,(~~y':~~+~~~~~y}+~n~. ~.^}~,.~I~~y~~~~~~Jry ~,~ryr~~ y~~yy~~I~~{~yy~y 4~?V ~9f~~j~ ~Y w~~~~IW~~J, 5D 4~. V ~W/{~ bJ.L C7 IJ.R ~T~W 11 C.+' i?~~Hi~~4R?~~ ~l i.Ji17C]t%7dL ~f~ Mro Jo Ao L,eanis October .1.946. ~hae been appointed the. contracting and eonstrueting agency f'or all. ~o~.ntly owned and operated sewerage works for the 1~i~tricts end thus 1~ the 'agency. which,. on beha,l,f -a.ll 1~stricts, will build the extensions.. and expansions to the sewage treatment pl:e.nt and negotiate for the additional area- to b~ included in the treatment- plant sites ' The amount of money allocated under the St~.te. Aid to the City of Vernon is ~7,549075o You are requested to urge the assignment to County Sanitation Di.atrict Noo ~ of Los: Anger s County ~4®Qa ~J4 of this sum for the purposes ~~'orey mentioned, The. assignment -must be made directly from. the _ City to district boo , since that-l3istriet is the contract ing agency for all of th® q'Ghers o Fnr~your convenience, there is enclosed herewith a sa~pl.e resolution which i~ acceptable to ~t-ate and pistrict authoritieso Modifications in its f®rm to brim it in lire with those custamarly .used in your m~t3ieipality are accept~» ableo Th_e inf`ormatian is mailed to you in the hope that the Council w3.ll give_the matter due consideration and, if pos.~ible, adopt the appropriate resolution assigning these fundso Yours very t ru1y , A M Rawn .Chief Engineer and General ,Njanager AMRB~A - Encl Dears ec_e City Clerk of Vernon- RESpLU`~'ZOi~ I~rp ~ELA:T1jTE TO TuE CO~7ST~rTL;TIC?T1 OF TRUNK SF~~ti'k;RS, SEY~tAGE DISPOSAL PL,~'`?1 S A7:D pUT~'ALU SEWERS FQR D.3 SFQSAL OF SEW,A~E "ROT` ~ , ~t OF LOS ANG~LFS COU~~~Y Si~CLU z. PG 0 ~ 0 ~~~uP ~~Yf~~~a T'~ PEOPI.,E THE CI1 v 0~' ~~~t~p ~U hE~GI.,`~ {~S FOLLOVJS; WhkEAS, ~N~~_'~~?'N~ of Loy ,~n~eles County,. of whicYi tli3.s Oi,ty is' a Pmt, acting joir.t~.y ~~rt;~. ether S~ni.tation ~i~~tx'icts, hae her.etofox~e con~tru~te~ and. now ma.int~ins and operates a system of trurxk se~rEr~ and di~pos~J. wanks fox t hE disposal. of sewa~F ori~in~tin~ witrzin sa~.d District, and Wi-3EREA5, under the "Canst~.ctior~ ~.nd Emp:Loyment Act, rr , (Chapter' 20, Statutes of • CGlifarni~,, 56th Session, .First ~~tra-~ ordinary) ~pr~~viSa,on is made far the a~.locat~:an end payment b~ the State of not tc exceed. ~Oio of the_ cost of constructing seer 13.nPs and sew~.~e tre~~tment finTorks operated.. for the benefit of cities ~ni~_ cities and: counties t~~.*ithin the St~..te of California, n d W~REAS, the amount to be a.~.locn.ted to the City of under the rrovi;ions of s€~:~_d Act is ~r~~ ~.nd: Wr!EREAS, it -a.s in the ~ub1~.c interest and. for the mutual bene~'it ref the City. of ~i"~,~r;~~; ~ .nd: s~~ic~ ~~d ~..~k~ r~~~~~~~i~u of Las ~nge:LE~ County t.L3a.t ~~orton of the money alZoaated ar to be a~.l.ocated to sa~.d City ur~dsr said. ~lct be usea arcl ex~enc7.~c~ on bEha].f of said City- by ~ °1 ~ ~ ' . i~ -~^~-~-~t Loy ~ri~eles County for the conci~ructipn oa t~unl~ sewers,.- se~1~.a~e treatment ~a~.e.nts a.nd outfall ,~e'~rez^e for the d?.~1 osal j ~~c~;s.~~~ oxi~n~i.t,in~` w~:t }+n„, said Di 5trie t 1~?0°. NOtiv '~k~EREFORE, l~ I~: F~I~R~t'3.Y RFaSO.LzJEb A~ ~~OLLa~':' ThG~ the City o:f V,~~t~~t~ ~ d,oa~ heresy ~_}TnCQ~`~Y"~~~.~~~a~~`A,';~'~:C~~_ ~~'I'.# of Los Aii~-el~ s noun ~3T tie s~_irr, h~' ~ ~~Q of t'1-;e amount of money a11au~.t~d tb s~_id . ~~z.t,y nur~su~nt to the aforesaid Act, for us.e ~?y 5aid ~ssi~'nP~ . r;r~~T~TV ~~~xm~'~_~' of Las An~e~e ~ Cnunty~ ac:t~.n, on be~lalf of. said City of ~ fox' the constructiof~ cif sa.7d trunk sewer, s, sew~~~e tz°~~~tmelZt ~la.nts and outfall setaers for the d.i~~zJgsa:l of sewage a~~_L~=~inatin~ within ~~.~~`~'~'.~~CN of L.os said Dxstr~.ct l~o.~;^~, a,nd sa.iel CQI~'S"~ Angeles County is hereby auth.or~.~_EU- to ~xepax~e and px~esen~ t tl~e at~~te `caf GaI~.~'Urnia., the necessa.r.y ~,ro,~ect and application f'or al~.atment on ~ael~a,lf of s~.c,. City o.z ~'~:.~~C~~ as required ~y. the pro~iision~ of saiu. het,, par~,cula.rly Sections ~2 and thereof. (2) The City Clerk is directed to trancmit.Gertifzed copies of th~.5 r€solution, u?~on gins^.,a~e, ~..s fol.]-airs: t.hrEe to tl~. State A~.~oeat:ion ~3oardy SscrGmeato, ~ Ca~.forrlip; a.nd one to ~t~Uk~"~'~: ~3~~~`~A,°:~"~.~~i ~ot' Lod Ans~~eles Count4r, j~0 $encl BuildLxl~, 120 Naple AvenLie~ I,aF AM~eles 3.~, California. ~ ^ o ~ ~ ~ a w o ~ ~ ~ ~ ' d o~ ~ ~ • ~ ~ y - . i _ i - ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ j ~ os -o.~ a ~ -w ~ z ~ ~ ~ r ~ r r C ~ ~ ~ Jrn l m t J C z ~ ~ _ - ~ j I _ - ~ ~ ! I ~ ~ ~I'a~C ~~1~~C~ ~~~~Ak~, s l - ~ I . , . cad ~e~~a ~rz~c~.~.~r:~ f:~t~~i~;~ :I.t~ ~~a ~r.~~~ci.v~ay }.1~I.c~ c,~7~r~"~. ~f3~ ~,r S~z'ti S.,c~nr~~.~ ~~.ea»~~~ ~rz ~1I~~;~t~ '.t'~~'~~~'~~~7~.c~~~i~~ t~~~Ly ~~,cs~ I CO~ NTY SANITATION DISTR,~.TS ` OF ~ - LOS ANGELES; COUNTY - _ - ~ - 110S.BROADWAY--FOURTH-FLOOR--- ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ LOS.ANGELES, CALIFORNIA A M RAWN , ~ ~t~~ o TELEPHONE.' CHIEF ENGINEER AND GENERAL-MAN A6ER ~ - April _!,2(~,.. lgL~t~ - - PTRIN ITY 7261- . ~ ~ _ _ City Clerk City of Vernon Vernon , Cali ~or,nia. . Dear air: - ~iccorciin~ to Maur records an election ~,;as held `in your city recently and: new niernbers' •e'lectec~ ~o the City Council . - Upon the -arganlzatzon of tl:~e Council, anew inay,or i~ elected or the present mayor. reelected. 1`Jill ;you please send me a ce.rtzficat e stating the ` ,'date off'- the meeta_n~ a.nd vrho vt~.s'elPCted ar rP-elected to fi1.l ` ':the positS_on o~ Iaayor,. a.s' he au.tomata,cally becomes merlbo~ of the Fsaard of ~irec~tors of t1ie~ Sanit~tiori vi~trict in - ~:v inrhich your city is looted. ' This information must bo r. eceived before the: I4~ayor - can sit on the ~~ard or notices of tho` meet inks be sent t o ha.m . , Your ~rornpt reply gill b~ appr"e ciat~ d. " - Yours very: truly r ` Secretary to the t3o~~d of Directors County S~~n~tation Districts ~Slr~3 of. Los ~1n~ele s _ County - . - F ~ _ ~ ~ z ,~f~~,~.i i.U'k':T x'63. ~s~ .1~:F. ti~~M ~'~4~~~ ~sY~ ~~1 ~~~+'4~,~yyc~~t.~.q~-aA ~~,',s,~ 5~~h 4~~~u,~~,~+. ~irrt ~,~"~:~'~6?~5.~~ ~~~~pq~.~v+4~.1+~~1 'it yep ~~yy t~yy~ ~Ffyl~Y ~~tt. ycA~+~~y ~y ~'~~'.~A.~.cS «4~ lr ° A7 t~' ~ ~.~FA~ ~~i~SWA~~4H G~ .L~~~ F~,lt~4 ~ , C~ ~'1 ~~"t'~~ ~r ~~7~~~~~ r ; r I o JUN B~~ BUY ' "a. } . - II AM" WAR SAVI~ $ 1943 / e ~AL1~• F30NDSAND$1AIVIra~- ~<i 'xhe C1t * 1 1 Council Vex2ipn Cullfoxnia i f j I; i ' ~ ®w _ _ ~I ~ ~ ~ f \ ~ l ~atzn~~ ,`~.~a~~a~t~~r~ I,~~~~~~~c~~~ x~.~ ~~ra~~~~~.y~ Y' - R ~OIr.~TI~ SANITATION DI~TR1. ' OF i LOS ANGELES COUNTY 110 S. BROADWAY - FOURTH FLOOR - - - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ~ - A M RAWN TELEPHONE CHIEF ENGINEER-AND GENERAL MANAGER - TRINITY 7261 April 17, 19~~ " COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT N0. 5 r pity Clerl~ , _ (7ity of Vernon Vernon.,.. California? Rear fir,; As soon as your-City Council organizes and elects its Chairman or iia~~or+, ~~rzll you please Vend me a certificate stating the date,.: name and address of the one selected to the q#'fce, whether re-elected or a new`' man . He is automatically a member of the- Board of Directors of the sanitation District xn wl~ic~. youY~ city is located,. and .t ~.s nece~sar~ td have this certificate 1~efore lie -can Sit on the 3Qard: Your compliance with this request will be greatly appreciated. fours very truly,;, • A. ~OUIJE See~etary of AS.An ~ County Sanitation districts ~ / -i: .w ~3rC~q.~,'w~ ~I , { 4 1 ~ , ~ y ' 1 ~ ~ } / 1k~3~ ~3x~aad€~~: i 1 Sd~MA"'a,dT.~~474 ~VlFf#i W-le ~pR {'~~1~,ac14~~'~t.l~lj.L*1Y ~[i d."~ ,I f • t~~~;]'w~~~'~a~~~xa~~ G~~~y- ~ r . jb I V b ,I i C ~ I 1 ' ~ ' ~ ~ `~r~b l~t ~.~.rt1: ~ i ~ I, 202 LAW BUILDING 139 N. BROADWAY - - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA A: K. WARREN ~ TELEFH ONE CHIEF ENGINEER AND GENERAL MANAGER TRINITY 7261 ~~~k~~E Vernon, Calif . ` w . ~a~x~~~.~ , .'7 . - - . / COUNTY SANTT~,~'IO~T DZSTRTCTS OF LOS. ANG~'hLS COUNTY 20~ Law Builc':ing - `~.3y Ndrt~i Broadway Los 1~ngeles, C~1.~.forni October ~.3,?-93b . Re : Garbage gr. indr,g . Bc~a.rc~s of director of rriac~liz~e nstalla,t~;on c~~~zt~: ~:3':~ Cities S~,nit~tzon District,: of uo~,.wr~S Sar.itat.on District No 1,, C~uz~'~3~ .sanitation ~Jistriot No ~ 2, !`o.>>~ty S~:z~itaticn ~~~~tra,cti~TO, C~~uti~i;y ~arr~~.tation I~~s±,rict 1~Tp, 5, °;ou.a-ty Sanitat.cr~ District_ ~To-, ~ C~,,:1~t-y ~~~.n~.tation Dis~rrict No. ~ and :::o~art`y ~~~.nit~.t.on D:~_sts•ict 'PTO , 1~ of I ~ .ii:ri~a,'P,lE ti yr}L1r°.t~y ; ;o~, ~n.ge7.f.~s, California. ~~n~t~i:F~nen: Reference is m~;c~e to my report to .you s~t the regular meeting of the Roard of -rectors 1~eld" in ~eptGmbGr on th? propos- ~:7_ of the Gen~ra~l ,~~c~trc Company to install grinder machines tq corn~ninute household earlaage for disch~r~e into th~~,~ setnrurs. Tn rzViewing the ex9.star~g ~ordina:nces of the va,rio~zs cities and the coon+y re~' a.tir~ to such matters, it appears th~xt such ordinances ~:r;,' ~u.ffac'i.ently b~osd'to permit the use of such machines for the pu_cnose o~ grinding tho ~arba~;e to partnit its d~.scha.rge ntp the sew•~rs so long that ~ueh discrit~rge dogs not oecorne detri~~enta:l to trlc us~~; of the se*~ers or thy; operation of the,. tr:?~.tmcnt works. Under sach Circumstances it is pro'ot~.bJ,y better thet the '~.a.sch~~rge of garbage under co:rirninution into the ~>ew~xs be p~r~~n~t~ted so long; a.s the "aerie does not prove detriulenta_1 to the sewers, ~~.nd w Y~out making -any expr;,ss provision in Fexisting ordi.r,.ar~ces for th~~t purpose, fox it may bps difficult in the futu,°c to go b4yancl any st~nd~rcls ox reguireinents th~.t 7ns,y 1?e set L~~ e.t this time. Tt iti th,~refoxe rQco~rn~nc~ed th.~:t no spec:.-- al provis::t~n be vvr~.tt~n into the e~istno ordn~nc~~ for the purpcs•v, -but th<<t the grinders b~~ purnitt~d> and. if this .neets ~t~i your approval. I fnil'1 so iriforiii the various city ins~eCton departmen~se AK~'^ LFs: yours very, truly, (Signed)` K, 'N~rr~n; Chief ~n~in~;~r and C#enera.l ~4ane.~er. _ _ ~ p ~ t, ~ 1 ,4 ~ ~ "~~~'~~~~~zg~ ~~~~~~C - _ ` > / - - - . I~,~~r ~~.~.~,r~in~, p ,~'a~#?;~:L~ p ~~~~3.t bra r ~t?ti~.~ ~~~.~r. ~~~~:~~~~r~x~~~~. Y cep ~~~x~ ~r~c~~~~. ~ , ~ . r 202 LAW BUILDING - 139 N. BROADWAY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA A, K. WARREN ! TELEFH ONE CHIEF ENGINEER AND GENERAL MANAGER J TRINITY 7261 Ap r i 1 2 2, 193 2 i,}r.~~',`~",,°yd ~~~~y City Clerk, City of Vernon, ~-30~ giants. ~'e Avenue, Vernon, California. l~eo,r fir; ~Ni7.l you pl e.as e send me a Certificate of Election of the new Mayor , or Chairman of your City Council , ~ivin the date of his election to _ the position and. his address. TJnd.er the County ~a.nitation :Cistrict Act, the presiding officer of the ~overnin~ body of each incorpora.ten City , the whole or part of -which is incluc9:ed in such ]~i 7trict , sha,11 automatically become a member of the 3~oard, of 1~irectors of such ~7is tri ct . This information is necess~a,ry after each City election in o.rd.er that we ma.y send proper notices of rnee ings . Your xarompt compliance will be appreciated. Yours txuly, U(• A. ~ . ~QULE, i A`a ; pD ~ ecr. etary. i ..r , ~a~rxn~~t 8~n~.a?~ir~x~ ~~~~x~~t N s ~~~am~&w~~ ~~r~~~ . ,e ~ - 202 LAW BUILDING - 7 39 N. BROADWAY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - - R. K. WARREN TELEPHONE CHIEF ENGINEER AND GENERAL MANAGER - TRINITY 7267 October loth, x930 _ , - ~ ~ t } ~ f _ ~ I 1 Fes: ~..A ~ ~ ~ d. Mr. I~owart~ McCurdy ~~P ~ ~ ~ eE t t~ .I~u~e~,~t City Engineer GL ~ `~,~p Vernon, California Dear fir: '~"~ti'~ ,~~.~~~~<<'~'~~~ s;lk`.1~~1 ~1'~ You are advised that the Vernon E.xten~bn of the Huntington Park Trunk Sewer constructed by .Los Angeles County Sanitation District No. terminating a,t the corner of Boyle and, Slauson Avenues,. is completed and ready for use and you are authorized to make such connections to it as are advisable at this time. A supplementary letter will be written to you shortly advising you of the inspect-ion of local lines in the area and granting you authority under inspection of the County Sanitation Districts to makeconnections. Please be advised that no connections are to bE made to any Sanitation Districts trunk sewer except upon specific authority front this office for :each individual place and in the presence of a District inspector. This office will appreciate your cooperation in fulfilling this requirement to the letter. Applications for connections directed to the Sanitation Districts lines should be addressed to the Chief Engineer at the above address. 'Yours very truly, A. ~JGARREN Chief Engineer & General Manager Dy A , l`Vi. RA Assistant Chief Engineer AMR: AD - ; A. K. WARREN 202 Law BUILDING = 139 N. BROaownv ./~T HONE ' CHIEF ENGINEER - LO&ANGELES. CALIFORNIA - l_y~.... j~Y 7261 August- 11 1g3Q ~~~~a~ ~~,s~a~~~~~ {{aa{ry ~J 4 jM~~L `A a.. Mr. J. Furlong, City .Clerk, Vernon, Calif. , Dear Sir: Response is made'to your letter of August 9th` relative to my communication of Ju1.y 2~jth regarding. connecting sewers to the main trunk sewers by saying that my letter was intended to be a general letter to all cities within the sanitation districts and it was an oversight that copies of this was forwarded. to the .City of`Vexnon since, as you say.,. there are no trunk sewers v~ithin the City of Vernon. : since a substantial area, in V'ernan has been .annexed to Oounty"sanitation District No. 1 and there will be a trunk sewer in that territary, I am enclosing herewith a copy of the resolution. adopted by the Board , of Directors:in reference to this ...matter, and would re- quest that you take the formal action indicatedthere- by. Yours very truly., AKW; LB. A. K. ~Parren,, ENC Chief Engineer. , '~.k ~I' Y~yLp}~'Ydlryf ?~~{~~~~y1~y?{t~ y~p~'SYiI~~j ~j~+~5~~yF.l.c:W ~~iF7.y~~~7y4kyA~Lri~Y~.{~~~.~.W1~~~6'4k:4 ~k~~Q;!R.~~aA~Vy~R~. WS~+~~y5{'~' ~y RY;, ~~IY ~oF~ ~Oi!~ Mx T"~~7iYi.~~'7 FFtV itA~~ ~~~i~i,~P S7~YA~ ~~~~1~~ 61~~,I SS +M i sIFW~~ik~ ~~~~~~is ~ ~ y i a~~~t~~~~ ~~~~~~~~s Gt~~~. d~~.n~t~~~~r~ ~~x~~~~ ~b~~~~n 'gyp aid ~n~ i ~11~~~' ~g~,~7t~9~aL' 4~1~:' f~,~~~~'1'~~,f~2'~ ~+~+'~y7;'~~y~~!~`b1J~{~~y~~y~y'~~y~.y' `~A~('~1~y~~y ~~,`~J~j~%' ~.~py~'0)9~hf~ytyj"h ,'¢[~yyt~}v~/~(~g .yY~4~~r.~..•i (~~~]y~Wa'1y~~{ Y~}$'~~y`y~}Mr 1agM ~!!I K.AM' Y~`~~,~{;.Y`F~'`j(y~~•~{y~~}~/•'/N~~+p~~~y~q,fj~I.Y:?n~11'ry ~Ra~~4K~/M~/(~`.1~.~5~~~j~(~~F ~ _ AIFYA ~~RiWYR ~~M~fN WSi~f1 ~I}~L•FMi W~R• ~ ii1 T~NQ K Y ~M ~a®'IF iY/ K+Fr~ ~~~ri~M S; ~~~,#h ~~~t~~~~ via ova ~.~~~~~x~~,~h'y ~cs~c~~~~~~~e~ •,w~~~sa ~t~ • ~ ~ - Y V ~A. K. WAR R E N 2;02 LAW BUILDING - .139 N. BROADWAY ~ - ~ TELEPHONE` ~ - - CHIEF ENGINEER - -LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA TRIN{TY 7.261 July- 2~~ 1g30 t~ ~ - T~ '~~C ~ City Council of ~ ~ Vernon, ; o l~j ~ / Califoxnia. / ~~'/v~/... ~1}~ Gentlemen: _ At about. the time the Sanitation Districts .trunk sewer lines v~ere placed in operation a communication from this office was directed to you, together with a copy of a resonation of the Board of Directors of the district, pro- viding for he manner of connection and approval of plans. and inspection of the-work of connecting local sewers to the ,trunk system. In some instances connections have been made to the trunk sewers without the knowledge of this of- Tice and in a mannerwhich would not meet. with its approval, which practice it is desired should be stopped, and your attention, therefore', is directed to the fact -.that tlie' authority of the office of the Chief Engineer of the County Sanitation Aistricts for perrnission to connect_any'lateral sewers ox make any house connections to the trunk sewers. - or to :make .any. alterations or repairs in the district lines is necessary before dsngany such work, and .that ample.. notice be given this office so that inspection may be pro- - 'vided. 'his procedure<s essential to maintain the in- tegrity of the districts trunk sewers and to providea complete record of all connections. Permission .and author- ity for such work and arrangements for the inspection thereof may be had and made thru this office. ~t is urgently requested that you oooper€zte in this wor-k by instructing your city engineer, street super- intendent or ,other official having this. work in charge,`to comply. fully with .such .procedure. Yours. truly,. AKVP: LB. A. K. Warren, Cc-City Engineer Chief Engineer. 2S; ~9~ G~~~~ ~ ,~~-e~ . _ _ _ . - ( . A. K. WARREN TELEPHONE 202 LAW BUILDING - 139N.. BROADWAY CHIEFENGINEER - - - - TRINITY 7261 ' - LOS ANGELES._CALIFORNIA - ~~Y ~7, 1930 ~c~~~.~~ ~ ti ~I' a:~pTa~ ~ ~t~~ ~_~~~6'VCS~~ 1°s3~ re~~r~ ~ ~ J ~ dir. T. J. T'urlong, ' City Clerx, Vernon, Calif. Dear ~iir; a This will inform you that at its meet- ing of I~ay 26th, and at the .conclusion of tie, hearing, the Board of Supervisors passed the final order annexing a portion of the-.City of Vernon to Cou.nty.Sanitation District No. 1, in accordance with the resolution of your City Council, adopted April- 7, x.930. The district will proceed im- tnedately with.. the construction of the newer- re- quired to connect the area tc the metropolitan -sewer lines. Yours very truly,. AKb:L~. A. barren,,:. Cc--lax, ~o~urdy Chiei' Engineer .'City Engr ~ ~ I is 4 ~ A. K. WARREN - 202 LAW BUILDING - 139 N. BROADWAY TELEPHONE CHIEF ENGINEER / ~~.~'~..I OS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ( _ f TRINITY 7261 r ~ r ~ i~,~f~ ~a ~V; zF a ~ a `l'. k8 a~~~I'a._ 'City Clerk of the " City of Vernon, .Vernon, Gali.fornaa~. .Dear Six;- ~'ou will. please f i11. in the enc~.osed certificate and return to this office as soon as possi'ple. Yours very-truly., A . S . SOULS , AS,~G Secretary. l County Sanitation- District No: 20.2 Latw Bldg , 139 No . Broadway , . Los Angeles, Calzfornia: Gentlemen;-- This is to ..cent ify that at to meeting of the City -Coundl of the City' of held on was :duly elected Chairman of the Council,-or 'Mayor, for the ensu~g term. . (Seal) City Clerk; 1 1 _ _ - l _ ~ _ . ~J ~ _ ~ 1C,>I A. K. WARREN TELEPHONE CHIEF ENGINEER - 202 LAW_.BUILDING 1.3$ N. BROADWAY TRINITY 72$1 - LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA - Ntarch 25th, 1929. ~ , J:~i ii t ~ ~ t~b.w Vernon, ~ ~~a! g~~ , Ver~on, Californa,a. . - t 1 y o W woad pulse, tiffs the a~~t~oed": ior~ ~~,~?i ~3~0 ~6xp Q~~~ ,~,~'~i0~17! a~~o ~Yif41y'll~t,~F~.d31 16~ ~I~t'l~Ck {jl~' !~U?~' f`~~1~~yn ~.AL ~e0ssN8,~,"j ~ dl~~i ~ ~a~w~.n~ #~s x~a~e~ a~~o?se~~s ~I. eaves ~ greati deal of ~~ite~. Th~k~,x~ this oot~i~s~, ire ease a A. ~~~~~t ~~u?i~., ~r C. a o ~ no ORQ ~ Off#.os ~ngiru~ero ~ - _ `i ~ _l j t ~~'C;i~ ~.~~~Mf ~~~'1'~~ ~~i~Y3~ 8 .r.,~,~._,«.,,~.~..,.,.. t.. 1. ~tg~~3. Z, tkse undarsi~ned, S: Soule hereby certify that 2 arc the duly appointed and Actin t~ ancl~,trE attached document is a full, t ue and sect copy of a contract executed by and betv~een said ani ation pistric~and the City of Los Angeles on the th~day of April, 1924,~the original of which is filed in the , 1 , ,r_ ~ ¢ a . ~ ~ ~ i „''I f, 1 THIS AG~tEL`A~tENT, made ¢~sd SnterEd Into Cilia fourt~ h~,_,... de~• o+_~ AFRIL 1924, i3y and between the JTTY c~F LGj AD?G~I~ES, a muniolpRl corporation, oP the State . of Ga.l.~forniP, party of 'thy Yrst part, hereinafter some..- Azc_es called 'sCity'•, and the- SGU?'H BAY CITIES SANTTATIflN DTSTgiCT, a nuni^.•pai eorporstian of the STATE. OF GAI,TFORNIA, x~arty of the esgond part, herelna~ter sometimes eal2ed ' ~~I7istrict" wSTid ~~yN. The*, tY.e party of thefirst part,. in consideration of the covenants and agreements hereinafter contained to be performed: by the party:. of the s.eaond part, daes hereby covenant-and a3ree with the party of'the second part as Polhows: z, The City° agrees that it will permit the District to conneat its main'~o3lectin, sewer to the City's Outfall Sewer leading from Hyperion intc the Santa lSonica Bay, such connection to be made to said sevJer on the landside of the Clty's sewage treatment plant at Hyperion.:.. It is understood and agreed that said connection w111 be made by-the District, at Its o~~'n expense and under the supervis on of, and in the manner satisfe.ctory to, sad. approved by the Boar& cf Publlc works of the City,. TI. - lt.is mutually. understood a.nd a.~reed by and betF.-een `i-ie parties lsereto that the City shad have the right to make alt conne,`~^^- *nG sov,ers of the District and to discharge all a into raid se~?~e_s fron any and all territory ra3~ich may - sa. :ere'.=after annexed to or consolidated r~ith said City and arh.c:n erritor~ is so located- as to be properly or necesaarilY ;,-^i u~,c:.ry to said sewers of-.the District. The estimated limits of such tributary area. shall be defined by the City Engineer off` Los ?ng~les pr±.or to ~Yse fina3 des,i~n of the main collecting ;;eker of the Diatrict, and the district shall supgly the e~:,x:•nee:rin; field data reoessary to enable the G'~ity Etglneer '~U I:id'~8 su^i estimate. IIT.. T?zz City aaree5 tn~t it 'v~ill dispose of X11 sewa,~e oollecte3 :°rcm the territory u~~thin the present defined boartclariee of s9,i(~_ d° strict ar.d disenar~ed from its main cozlecting sewer irtb the Wi.;;~~~s said: Cutfail Sewer;. and it is mutually understood ` a•n:d a~read that ~~ahen tY~e Pull capacity of that portion of said G.~tfs:i)_ Se+ti~ni° on the ocean sine of sold Treatment Fiant has beers rEae~iec by tre discharge of sewage therein from any and all:. Sources wnZtsoe~~er, hat then the obli~atiori oY the City_ s~^all ceaae,ar_d that-neither of-.the parties hereto shall th ero~•fter r.flks anSr further connections path said main eolZeet- ink,' scv!~e~ until additional sea;a~e disposrl fa.cilitie shai.i iic::ve been provided; and -either oP said parties hereto may TtieIl arid. thereupon resort- to any Court of competent furls- ~iction to prevent such farther connections v-ith said main:. c~ll:ct~ir.~ seiner- The fare~aing sha11 be considered asub- .a:::~~~:7. and essential provision of thiJ aUreement; provided, _a?v_av~x=, t'_laa sack prever.t~ ive action shall in no Rise affect. ,t1e presecu±io`1 cir continuance of any other action or proceeB,S.ng. a.ve l~~.b?:e u..der tr.e terms of this agreement. 7V The DistY~ict a;rees to .,pay to the City from the date --~heZ `he ?.id connection referred to ir. Item I may be; made, ut the end of each fiscal year, its proportion of the annual ~~cst of t..s operat on, maintenance e.nd renewal of tl'~e Cltyt s oe~a~e treatment plant at ~typerzar~ and the outtall sexes . lee~.•z thence .rota Santa ~ionlce 'Day, said prflportion of the ar...:~~:.~__ cost to Ue estimated anal determined a.eeordin~ to the ratio of ~~P ss~~=ale f7.ovr from said Distr#.at to the entire se~a~8 _.c•r,• fiom atl sou~•ces dis.char~ed into the said sewage treatment pt.art of ti1P City at ?~yperion. Tt is t;.nd: stood and agreed that the amount to tae part ~v tn; Lists ct s;:a11 be estilaated and determined as atoreauid -o~~ t`..7r; Bcar~. ci' "urlc Works of the City or such Board Dr Com- *n_G:;i:~: us sn.~~:~11 'pe properly charged with 'the re'apansiblllty o! t~.e op~°atio:~ a.na r~a.intenance of said se~e~: V. '~Yae Dietrict further agrees tp Pay is the City the sum ~f port;; T'~oussnd Dollars ~`~40,000) for the right to dispoge off' its sev!ra~~ t~s mentiened in Sections 1 and 3 hereof, rhlch ram cf Forty ~housar.,d Dollars ('~40,OCf0) sY?ttT2. be paid prior to tY2 aonnest an hein~ made Uetvreen• said main collecting sevPer f-so~ said pts*.rict.and the City~s Outfall Sewer at Hyperion: VI The Dis~rict`further agrees to comply .and take aI1 measuros within its power to require. all persons, t'irms or co~^~;orations; c~ithin its boundaries using it8 main collecting fie~ca?z rei'erred to in Segt7.on z hereof, to comply with sa~r'.and a13_ r~:les anc3 regulations which said City shall_ ar may _by orsi~:fl- anoe cr resolution :place-open and .apply to persons, fines ~ coipcrat'zons, using said Treatment Plant and Outfall Sewed' t`~erefro^~ tn~ithin the boundaris of said City or within any ter-ritorr u~~hich may hereafter 3e annexed to ar cotaaolidaSea with. said City> :fit Y~IT~ESS 1'GHE~tEOF, the s21c1 CITY- OF LD$ AAIGELES~ has by resolution of its CIiY COUNCIL, caused this agreement to be executed by its Mayor e.nd C3ty'Clexk, and the said 5QUTH BAY CfTTES SANITA?ION I~ISTRTC has by resolut2on of 'its Bo=~.rd of Directors, caused this Agreement to be executed by z'z~~ Gria.:;.r?~~an ^P sa5_d Board. and. its Secretary, the da.y and year ~'i''st ~''Gtro '".7 ti t'`.Un. CITX OF LOS ANGELES, 3Y ^Te~o. E. Cryer ~S~ned) B~ayor SGL'TH SAY CITIES SA1~TITATTCTI DISTRICT R. F. u~cClellan (Signed) Chs.ir~an Hu~Yi Pomeroy (Signed) Secretary