A. No wastewater shall be permitted to flow into waters within the city or upon or under any lands within the city in any manner detrimental to the quality of the receiving waters or lands or prejudicial to the health, safety or welfare of persons as provided by law.

B. No storm waters shall be directed to a wastewater system without the approval of the director of wastewater and a finding that no reasonable alternative exists. The person directing the storm water to the system shall be responsible for making improvements to the collection, pumping, treatment, and effluent management systems to accommodate said flows, and shall pay fees based on equivalent wastewater flow and quality.

C. Types and quantities of wastes which are detrimental to the treatment process; cannot be treated to city, state or federal standards; may create explosive conditions within the wastewater system; or may pose health threats that are unusual to a municipal sewer system shall not be discharged to the wastewater system without prior written authorization of the system operator.

D. The provisions of this division shall be applicable to any building, structure or property situated within the city, including that which may be owned, leased, controlled, operated or occupied by the United States, the state, the county, a school district or by any public or quasi-public agency, corporation or association.

E. A parcel connected to the city of Sedona wastewater system shall not be connected to or have another operational wastewater disposal system without the prior approval of the director.

F. The provisions of this section shall apply to any wastewater system component whether located within the boundaries of the city or not. The city shall be entitled to pursue any lawful remedy in case of violations occurring or affecting the wastewater system outside city limits. [Code 2006 § 13-1-3. Ord. 2009-04, 4-14-2009; Ord. 2014-06 § 1, 5-27-2014; Res. 2014-10 Exh. A, 5-27-2014].