Lompoc Adopts Sewer System Ordinance Revisions
The City of Lompoc passes Ordinance No. 929(74) repealing and readopting Article II of Chapter 29 to control wastewater discharges. The measure aligns with Central Coast regional rules and sets definitions, requirements, pretreatment, and enforcement provisions for the sewer system.
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Lompoc
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California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Central Coast Region
Lompoc Valley
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Public Sewer Regulations and Discharge Prohibitions
The document defines sewer terms and outlines mandatory connections, prohibited discharges, and regulatory rules. It lists standards for wastewater treatment, storm water routing, and special agreements, emphasizing prevention of pollution and requirement of proper pretreatment where needed.
Lompoc Water Wastewater Ordinance Summary Adopted 1974
City of Lompoc ordinance outlines discharges to public sewer, pretreatment, and penalties. It defines acceptable medical facility wastes, waste characteristics requiring director approval, and required interceptors and metering. Fees, connections, and enforcement procedures are specified with adoption date May 28 1974 and filing in June 11 1974.
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American Public Health Association
American Water Works Association
Water Pollution Control Federation
Santa Barbara County
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Management and Budget
California Department of Public Health
State of
California
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Wilma Thomas
Charlotte Benton
Sol Lefkowitz
Emil Scolari
Art Scott
E. C. Stevens Noel
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Ralph Nader
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