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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> (c) The supervisor may impose mass limita- <br /> tions on users which are using dilution to meet <br /> applicable pretreatment standards or requirements <br /> or, in other cases, where the imposition of mass <br /> limitations are appropriate. In such cases, the <br /> periodic compliance report shall indicate the mass <br /> of pollutants regulated by pretreatment standards <br /> in the effluent of the user. these reports shall <br /> contain the results of sampling and analysis of the <br /> discharge, including the flow and the nature and <br /> concentration, or productions and mass where <br /> requested by the supervisor, of pollutants <br /> contained herein which are limited by the <br /> applicable pretreatment standards. The frequency <br /> of monitoring shall be at the discretion of the <br /> City. All analysis shall be performed in <br /> accordance with procedures established by the EPA <br /> pursuant to Section 304(g) of the Act and contained <br /> in 40 CFR, Part 136, and amendments thereto or with <br /> any other test procedures approved by the EPA. <br /> Sampling shall be performed in accordance with the <br /> techniques approved by the EPA. <br /> Sec. 34-80. Confidential information. <br /> (a) It shall be the policy of the City not to <br /> require or accept confidential information from <br /> industrial users unless necessary to meet state or <br /> federal requirements or to stop or prevent <br /> interference or damage to the PUTW. Any <br /> information furnished to the City by an industrial <br /> user which the user considers confidential shall be <br /> clearly marked by the user as confidential. <br /> Information and data on a user obtained from <br /> reports, questionnaires, permit applicatior,s, <br /> permits and monitoring programs and from <br /> inspections shall be available to the public or <br /> other governmental agencies without restriction <br /> unless the user specifically requests and is able <br /> to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the City that <br /> the release of such information would divulge <br /> information, processes or methods of production <br /> entitled to protection as trade secrets of the <br /> user. <br /> (b) Wastewater constituents and characteris- <br /> tics will not be recognized as confidential <br /> iriformation. Information accepted by the City as <br /> confidential will not be transmitted to the general <br /> public by the City until and unless a ten-day <br /> riotification is given to the user. <br /> Sec. 34-81. Contract Agreements. <br /> (a) No provision contained herein shall be <br /> construed as preventing any agreement or arrange- <br /> ment between the City and any industrial user <br /> whereby industrial waste of unusual strength or <br /> character may be accepted by the City for treat- <br /> ment, subject to any applicable state and/or <br /> federal limitations and requirements and to payment <br /> therefor by the industrial user for all or some <br /> portion of the cost to the City involved in the <br /> handling and treating of such industrial wastes, as <br /> may be established by the city council. <br /> (b) When discharges of waste of unusual <br /> strength or character are accepted by the City for <br /> treatment, the City may enter into an agreement or <br /> arrarigement providing the following: <br /> -20- <br />