Sewage Management Clause Samples

Sewage Management. The discharge of sewage within the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Open Water Marina, including treated sewage, is prohibited. The City requires each Tenant to regularly pump out their Vessel. If a Vessel has no holding tank, the Tenant is required to dispose of such waste from the Vessel upland as described in these Best Management Practices. The City will identify and document the type of Marine Sanitation Device (“MSD”) for each Vessel in the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Open Water Marina. Based on the MSD, the City will require the appropriate method of disposal. Vessels without holding tanks will be required to wire shut or lock their Y-valves. Physical inspection of wired or locked valves will be accomplished by the Harbormaster or designee physically boarding the Vessel and inspecting the locked valve on a yearly basis. The Harbormaster or designee shall document the date, time, Vessel number, and method of disposal and keep such information in an organized, orderly manner that clearly documents sewage disposal for each Vessel. This information shall be available upon request by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources and/or the Kitsap County Health District. For Tenants using the City pump, the Tenant must dispose of waste at least twice monthly and document disposal by recording pump readings before and after pumping and signing the pump log. If a sewage pump-out service is contracted, the City shall get a receipt directly from the pump-out service documenting which Vessels have been pumped out, and documenting the date, time, Vessel number, and method of disposal. This information shall also be kept in an organized, orderly manner that clearly documents sewage disposal for each Vessel. This information shall be available upon request by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources and/or the Kitsap County Health District. Tenants are required to: a. Contain all black water (sewage). b. Use self pump-out stations located at the City dock or utilize a pump-out service . c. Complete pump-out logs or keep a record of your Vessel pump-out services.