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util iced in the biochemical oxidation of organic matter under standard 1 aboratory procedure i n five days at 20 degrees Celsius expressed i n mi 11 i grams per liter. CFR. The referenced Code of Federal Regulations provision, C i t mana er. The city manager of the city of Eugene, or the city manager's designee. ~t writ __ ~_ ewater system. A treatment works as defined by section 212 of I ,~, .I~I. ,~,..~~~~~~~~~~.~~. the Act . This def i n i t i an includes any publicly owned sewer that convey wastewater to the treatment plant, whether or not a part of the regional sewerage facilities as defined i n the Intergovernmental Agreement executed by the cities of Eugene and Spry ngf ~ el d and lane County as of July 1, 1991 ~ I ntergovernmental Agreement } , but does not include the city stormwater system. Cansti tuent. Any pal l utant regulated by section fi, 501 to fi. 596 of this code or by any permit issued pursuant to secti an fi. 551 of this code, or any volume d i scharge l i mi is established by a permi t issued pursuant to section 6.551 of this code, Cool _ng water, The water discharged from any use to which the only pollutant added is heat. Dom. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. Di schar e. The deposi t of pal 1 utants into the city wastewater system, whether deliberate or as an unintended result of any action ar failure to act, Di schar a ermi t. A wastewater discharge permit or a mobi 1 e waste hauler permit. Domestic waste. Wastewater derived from ordinary living processes, free from process wastewater and which will permit satisfactory disposal without special treatment into the city wastewater system. EPA. The United States Environmental Protection Agency. Immediate or Immedi atel Immediate or immediately means as soon as reasonably possible but i n no event 1 onger than 24 hours. Industrial user. Any person, i ncl udi ng a mobi 1 e waste hauler, who discharges wastewater from a source other than a single or multiple dwelling unit directly connected to the city wastewater system. Interference. A di scharge which, alone or i n conjunction with a discharge or discharges from other sources, either: ~a} Inhibits or disrupts the city, its wastewater system treatment processes or operations, ar its sludge processes, use ar disposal ; or fib} Is a cause of a violation of any requirement of the city's NPDES permit ~ i ncl ud i ng an increase i n the magnitude or duration of a violation} or of the prevention of sludge use or disposal in compliance with the following statutory provisions and regulations or permits issued thereunder for more stringent state or 1 ocal regulations } ; 5ecti an 405 of the Cl can Water Act, the Soli d Waste Disposal Act ~SWDA} including title II, more commonly referred to as the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act ~RCRA}, and including state regulations contained i n any state sludge management p1 an prepared pursuant to Subt i ti e D of the SWDA} , the C1 can Air Act, the Toxic Substances Control Act, and the Marine Ordinance - 3