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-'► t.�'` SECTION VI. ENFORCE'NIENT A. Excess Strength Surcharge: An excess strength surcharge will be collected by the County- for CBOD greater than 300 mg/L, COD greater than 750 mg/L total phosphorus greater than 20 mg/L, total nitrogen greater than 40 mg/L or suspended solids greater than 250 mg/L in accordance with Ordinance 91-9, Section 201.08, Paragraph F. [Note: Paragraph F of Ordinance 91-9, Section 201.08 will be changed to read. All sewage discharged into the sanitary sewer system which has an average concentration of carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand (CBOD) of 300 milligrams per liter (mg/L) or greater, an average concentration of chemical oxygen demand (COD) of 750 mg/L or greater, an average concentration of total phosphorus of 20 mg/L or greater, an average concentration of total nitrogen of 40 mg/L or greater, or an average concentration of suspended solids of 250 mg/L or greater shall be subject to an excessive strength charge. The amount of the excessive strength charge shall be equal to the customer's standard base facilities and volume charges multiplied by the greater of five factors: the amount of the customer's average concentration of CBOD in mg/L divided by 250, minus 1; the amount of the customer's average COD in mg/L divided by 750, minus l; the amount of the customers average concentration of total phosphorus in mg/L divided by 20, minus 1; the amount of the customers average concentration of total nitrogen divided by 40, minus 1; or the amount of customer's average concentration of suspended solids in mg/L divided by 250, minus 1. Any customer may sample its sewage and have it analyzed by an analytical laboratory approved by the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation. The County may sample and conduct analysis of the sewage produced by any customer to determine sewage strength. Where such analysis demonstrates that the customer's sewage strength exceeds the standards given above, the customer will be subject to the excess sewage strength charge and shall reimburse the County for the cost of such analysis.] In the event that an industrial user is the source of a slug loading or accidental spill, which causes damage to the County's wastewater collection, wastewater treatment or effluent disposal systems or requires the County to take emergency acrion, the industrial user shall be liable for all costs incurred by the County. Costs which shall be recovered by the County from the industrial user shall include but not necessarily be limited to labor and overhead costs, regulatory fines, legal costs, outside consultant costs, and all direct costs to the County. C. Monitoring Report Late Fee: A late fee for failure to submit monitoring reports within sixty (60) days of the designated monitoring dates shall be assessed in accordance with Ordinance Number 91-9, Section E.-V65N ='0R7*0RDD A':C. I B. Recovery of Slug Loading or Accidental Spill Damages: In the event that an industrial user is the source of a slug loading or accidental spill, which causes damage to the County's wastewater collection, wastewater treatment or effluent disposal systems or requires the County to take emergency acrion, the industrial user shall be liable for all costs incurred by the County. Costs which shall be recovered by the County from the industrial user shall include but not necessarily be limited to labor and overhead costs, regulatory fines, legal costs, outside consultant costs, and all direct costs to the County. C. Monitoring Report Late Fee: A late fee for failure to submit monitoring reports within sixty (60) days of the designated monitoring dates shall be assessed in accordance with Ordinance Number 91-9, Section E.-V65N ='0R7*0RDD A':C. I