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I substitute for adequate treatment to achieve compliance with the standards set forth in this Ordinance. 262. All provisions of this Ordinance and limits set herein shall comply with any applicable State or Federal requirements now, or projected to be in effect. 263. Records of all monitoring data, dates of samples, results, who performed test, who took samples and other pertinent data must be retained at the POTW for a period of three years. ARTICLE III FEES 301. Purpose - It is the purpose of this section to provide for the payment of fees from Dischargers to the Authority's wastewater disposal system, to compensate the Authority for the cost of administration of the pretreatment program established herein. 302. Charges and Fees: 302.1 Fee Program The fees shall be billed to those facil- ilities, Ilpersons," IIUsers," and "Dischargers" who the Superintendent must monitor to determine compliance with the requirements of this Ordinance on a reasonable basis. These fees shall be based upon the time logs of the Superintendent and his duly authorized repre- sentatives which show the number of visits and time spent with reimbursement to be based upon the salary of the respective representative at the cost to the authority. In addition, there shall be assessed reimbursement expenses to the Authority, to be paid by the "Discharger," "User," or "Persons," the cost of equipped surveillance vehicle operation, cost of in-plant industrial analysis, cost of any outside lab industrial analysis, administrative cost, laboratory fees for each parameter tested in both scheduled and un- scheduled analysis, rental rates for the use of the flow measuring equipment and the automatic sampling equipment, and any and all other program costs deemed necessary by the Authority for monitoring an enforcement of the Ordinance. 303. Revision of Charges and Fees The Authority shall review fees and other charges associated with lhis necessary and amend this Ordinance ment to this Ordinance. costs, along with all program as they deem accordingly, by amend- ARTICLE IV ADMINISTRATION 401. Wastewater Dischargers It shall be unlawful to discharge sewage, Industrial waste, or other waste to any sewer within the jurisdiction of the Civil Town of Mooresville Municipal Sanitation Utility, and/or to the Civil Town of Mooresville Wastewater Treatment Plant without having first complied with the terms of this Ordinance. 402. Wastewater Discharge Data Disclosure 402.1 General Disclosure. proposing to connect All Industrial Dischargers to or to discharge sewage, -18-