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Committee backs rewrite of Monroe Code 8-5-11 on industrial wastewater permits
Summary
The Judiciary and Ordinance Review Committee voted unanimously to recommend that City Council consider repealing and reenacting Monroe Code 8-5-11 to adopt a tiered compliance policy for industrial wastewater discharge permits, advancing the measure to Council and scheduling a public hearing.
The Judiciary and Ordinance Review Committee voted unanimously to recommend forwarding an ordinance that would repeal and reenact City of Monroe Code 8-5-11 on industrial wastewater discharge permits. A staff member told the committee the change establishes a tiered policy intended to encourage compliance and that the Board of Public Works had recommended approval with specific edits.
"This is an ordinance change to reflect, kind of the tiered, policy with, encouraging compliance with the wastewater discharge permits," the staff member said, describing the proposal. Committee members were told the Board of Public Works requested an acknowledgement at tier 3 and a 30‑day timeline to submit an action plan once a discharger reaches tier 4. The committee agreed to forward the draft to City Council for consideration on April 7 and to set a public hearing for the April 21 Council meeting; staff said the ordinance would be effective beginning in September if adopted.
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