§ 14.04.050. Industrial compliance certificates.

Any industry desiring to become a qualified industry under Section 14.04.040 hereof shall file with the central inspection superintendent: (1) its application for an industrial compliance certificate on a form provided for that purpose by the central inspection superintendent, which form shall include an agreement that all its technical activities shall be conducted in accordance with acceptable standards, and an agreement that it will cause to be corrected any work found by the central inspection superintendent not to be in compliance, (2) an application fee of one hundred dollars, (3) a certificate or certificates of insurance showing the applicant's compliance with subsection A. of Section 14.04.040 hereof, and (4) such certificates or other proof reasonably necessary to show compliance with any one of conditions B(1), B(2), or B(3) of Section 14.04.040 hereof. Thereupon, the central inspection superintendent shall issue to such applicant an industrial compliance certificate evidencing the holder's compliance with this section.

In the interest of the protection of public health and safety prior to making a connection with any public facilities, including water, water lines, sewers and sewer lines, gas lines, or electric lines, the holder of an industrial compliance certificate shall first obtain a permit from the central inspection superintendent. As an alternative to obtaining a permit for a connection to such services, the holder may furnish to the central inspection superintendent, on a form to be provided by the central inspection superintendent, an account of the work done, material used, or equipment installed, including such as is still to be completed, by the industry and pertaining to such connection with such public facility. The information shall be delivered to the central inspection superintendent at least two business days prior to the proposed connection in order that the central inspection superintendent may exercise his right of inspection in accordance with the terms of this chapter. In the event the central inspection superintendent fails to inspect said work or installation within the time designated in the report submitted by the industry, the industry may proceed with the work or installation without the direct inspection of the central inspection superintendent, but all other requirements of this chapter shall be fully applicable thereto.

(Ord. No. 26-262 § 5)